Long Way to Go The War in the Pacific special report
Canberra dispatch notes General Blamey warns the New Guinea campaign is far from finished with 40,000 Japanese troops between Hansa Bay and Hollandia and a similar force at Rabaul. Kiralty flags Japan’s growing strength, arguing optimistic defeat theories misjudge Japan’s manpower and aircraft production, and that Allied pressure may force Japan to rethink its military focus and reserves.
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An advertisement touts DOUBLE D EUCALYPTUS cleaner for removing spots and grease. It claims quick results with no aftermarks and safe use, urging households to keep a bottle handy.
Tragedy of Finland Dominates Stockholm Broadcast
Swedish Prime Minister Hanason commented on Finland’s recent events calling them a tragedy. He noted the Finnish and Swedish, government and people desired peace but changes in the last days led to a difficult situation. Caution and moderation were urged as the Finland issue affects broader relations and future contacts between the two nations.
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Cabinet reshuffle rumors swirl around Canberra
July 3 reports in Canberra say Federal Ministers expect cabinet portfolio changes after the referenda campaign. The cabinet may shuffle positions this year with overseas diplomacy, possible appointments, and consideration of Mr Curtin and others.
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Ballot dispute over AW U election in Queensland
In Arbitration Court in Brisbane the election of AW U General Secretary Thomas Dougherty was challenged by Simon Isaacs on grounds of irregularities. Isaacs cited unguarded Cairns ballot boxes and concerns about postal votes, while opposing counsel argued no misconduct was proven. The judge warned a disallowed vote could alter the result and urged scrutiny of disputed ballots.
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