British Bomb German Ports Despite Fog
Royal Air Force planes bombed dockyards in two ports in north west Germany last night despite fog. The raids targeted strategic facilities, with RAF units delivering precision strikes to hinder German shipping and military logistics.
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London
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Germany
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Royal Air Force
Berlin
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Italians Hold Defensive Against Greek Forces Amid Rome Parade Rumors
A fragmentary Rome newspaper report describes Italian leaders delaying triumphs while battles rage in Albania and Greece. It mentions General Sle and others preparing for possible Allied offensives, with references to Argyrokastron and strategic fronts as Italian and Greek troops clash near the front lines.
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Chile
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Lesan
Ollie
Gene
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Orca
Gamera
Alde Willy
Mirvas
German Wives Knit Socks For Greeks In Athens
New York November 26 reports from the United Press that wives at the German Legation in Athens are knitting socks for Greek troops. Princess Bethach Hehenbeng, wife of the German Minister, organized the legation wives into a sewing group to aid the troops.
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Renin
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United Press
Labour To Seek Compromise On Budget Fight In Parliament
Labor plans to seek a compromise as the Budget debate resumes in the House of Representatives. Key issues include proposed increases to old age pensions, soldiers' pay, indirect taxes, and tax reforms while Curtis and the coalition press for concessions. The party weighs whether to oppose or accept government measures as cabinet discussions continue.
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New South Wales
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Beer Price Rise Rumors Hit Tasmanians This Week
A report from Melbourne indicates beer prices are set to rise likely by a penny a pot, with officials planning to announce the outcome of budget discussions. A conference including Commonwealth prices commissioners and liquor trade representatives reached no immediate public statement, while a later briefing by Professor Copland is expected to confirm details.
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Balkans Swing To Democracies Amid Turmoil
A London dispatch notes that Greek victories and Turks firmness shift the diplomatic outlook toward democracies. Soviet and Turkish poses influence the region as Hitler’s risk grows. Russia Germany deals and Balkan fate tempt renewed pressures on allied decisions.
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London
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Hitler
Greece
Turkey
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Britain seeks US credits as aid to war plans report says
A Herald Tribune correspondent notes Britain hopes U S credits totaling 5.4 to 10 billion dollars will ease wartime purchases, viewing them as investments. The report cites discussions after Roosevelt and Churchill talks, with Britain aiming to secure funds for six months while avoiding U S interference in cash expenditures.
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Anhideg
Curtin and Menzies Lead Shared War Loan Appeal
Prime Minister Menzies and Opposition Leader Curtin agreed to a joint national appeal on radio to boost the war loan drive. The plan features a $28,000 loan option offered at par with five years term, 2 percent interest, and a further 3 1/4 percent rate for the longer term.
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Australia
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Wade
Curtin
New Japanese Ambassadors Named Amid Turmoil
The Foreign Office announces appointments including Ambassador to Spain amid shifts in government and cooperation efforts. The move follows a broader reshuffle as new diplomatic figures begin their posts in Europe and Asia.
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