Disunity in Labour Over Budget Sparks Compromise Debate
Amid a heated Budget debate, Labour and Coalition MPs clash over proposed changes. Leaders like Curtin Evatt and Byatt argue it shifts power and may force an all party government, while the Opposition warns of war-time strain and demands unity for national security.
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Boering Bombers for Britain as War Roles Expanded
The Minister for the Army announced in Canberra that 11,000 Australian officers are serving in the military forces, militia, and home duties with 3,615 on overseas service. The statement covers recent increases and outlines the distribution of officers among domestic and overseas postings.
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Nomura to Visit China Before Washington Ambassadorship
JAP. AMBASSADOR NOMURA, named ambassador to Washington, plans a China trip before departing for the United States. His departure originally set for December 38 may slip to January, as the voyage could be used to gather background on the American situation. In Melbourne, Sir Henry Gullett’s estate is valued at 19,205 with real and personal property.
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Victoria
Iron Guard Disarmament Task Hinted for Romania
London report says disarming the Romanian Iron Guard may be complex as guardsmen reportedly carry revolvers and machine guns. The army could be deployed to carry out the task, sources from Istanbul indicate.
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British search Brazil ships in reprisal over Tape affair
In Rio de Janeiro a British warship halted the Brazilian steamer Parah as part of a South American push to close American ports to British vessels. Washington reports the Secretary of State said the department is investigating reports related to the Tape incident.
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Yunnan Railway Bombed as Japanese Raids Continue
Reuters reports a Tuesday raid by eight Japanese planes on the Techechuen station and yards of the Yunnan railway, wounding two railway workers and killing 17 others including 14 Annamite and three Chinese laborers, amid ongoing severe fighting in the Yangtze region near Pengtaeh and Kiukiang with Japanese forces pressing south bank attacks.
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British Army Trains for Offensive Advance
The British Army practices an offensive drill labeled After Landing under the supervision of the chief observer. The exercise tests rapid initial actions on the assumption of a new BEF landing two days before advancing into contact.
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Doelar Credits Suggested Loan for Britain Washington
The Secretary to the Treasury said he agreed with Mr. Jones that Britain faced loan risk but withheld a definite plan. He will confer with Sir Frederick Phillips. An infantry division moved 40 miles in 36 hours as armoured units and aircraft supported heavy fighting. Morgenthau announced a $160,000,000 currency loan to Argentina.
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British coal policy looms in London talks on stocks and aid
The Daily Telegraph reports that after three months of intensive measures and a blackout, export coal stocks are set to rise by about 9,000,000 tons from Bank projections. Officials expect Argentina loans, stabilisation of its peso and currency steps, plus 500 government dumps to hold 6,000,000 tons, while U S senators call for careful scrutiny of Empire resources.
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British patrol inflicts casualties in Kansala sector
Cairo report says a British patrol successfully engaged and defeated a large enemy working party in the Kansala sector. The communiqué notes no change elsewhere and provides no further details from General Headquarters.
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Engagement in South Atlantic Battle With German Raider
In the South Atlantic a clash is reported between German raiders and British forces. The Hi Hish Command said a battle is raging as German ships engage fast and heavily armed rivals. Details are fragmentary and uncertain.
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Greek advance continues amid Balkan fighting in Albania
Reports from Athens say Greek forces entered Saranda after fierce fighting, capturing 125 prisoners and seizing war material while improving positions in Permeti. Fires at Argyrokastron suggest Italians destroying materiel. snow and fog hinder Greek advance in northern areas. Free French say 6,000 Italian troops entered Yugoslavia and were interned in camps. discussions of blackout end near areas with Greek success.
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Britons Vow to Press On in War Effort Amid Debate
In London Thursday the Lord Privy Seal voiced resolve to continue fighting, rejecting an Independent Labour amendment seeking peace terms and a wartime conference. Attlee argued freedom and justice define Britain's aim, while Luftwaffe raids shift to industry as Britain sustains morale and readiness.
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Navy plans to deter raiders and safeguard Australian waters
The Minister for the Navy Mr Hughes stated the Royal Australian Navy is not on the defensive and will seek duty to destroy raiders and minelayers. He said the Navy Board is aware of the empire wide shipping danger and will deploy the majority of seagoing strength to protect cities, coastlines and overseas troop movements. A convoy system for Australia was deemed impracticable due to cruiser force limits and potential shipping delays.
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Yeaterday
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Keane
Australia
Raid Attacks Prove Costly For Allied Forces
Fourteen enemy aircraft were destroyed over the coast region yesterday and today, with one enemy bomber shot down off the southwest coast. Two of our planes were lost, one pilot safe. London and inland towns faced alerts as raids and bombing hit the southeast. Casualties were reported in a southeast English town from a bomb strike. The King visited bombed areas with the Home Secretary and praised civilians. Military reports say four trawlers and a drifter lost, while mine sweeping and anti-aircraft actions continued against German raids and coastal mining.
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