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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Feb 03, 1941

Page

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British Push Toward Appollonia and Siamese Mediation

British forces push toward Appollonia as Siamese French Indo China dispute looms. Japan may seek naval bases in Southern Indo China and Siam as a reward for mediation, enabling potential moves against Singapore or the Netherlands Indies. Netherlands rejects new order, notifying that real aims of foreign leadership in East Asia remain unclear.

Saigon Japan Indo-China Siam Singapore Netherlands Indies Netherlands East Indies East Asia Eee

US Faces Safe Coasts If Britain Falls

In New York a wartime briefing shows concern over Britain’s defeat and a crushing risk to American defenses. Colonel Knox discusses Japan’s possible role in Asia, noting details require a secret session. House Democratic Whip Boland signals a majority expected for the bill.

Bill Mr. Boland House of Representatives

German Air Force Strength and Poland Threat Analysis

A correspondent estimates the Luftwaffe totals about 40 000 aircraft including front line reserve and trainer planes, with 24 000 first line machines and 6 000 confirmed victories plus losses. The German air arm is not believed to exceed 2 500 planes in a single day, even at peak blitzkrieg levels.

Germany Poland Italy Luftwaffe

Italians Pressed on Four Fronts

Allied bombers hit Tripoli docks, seven tons of bombs targeting harbour boats. Italian forces estimated at 6000 defend a ravine rim 17 miles from the sea west of Derna to stall a British push toward Appolonia. Rome radio claims heavy losses for Italy including divisions diverted to Tobruk, while Libyan campaign prospects grow uncertain.

R.A.F Tripoli Derna Appolonia Rome Wim Moyale Kenya Igerian Ae Nantan Norrain Iumbont Kenya “Coast Defence Berlin England Bomba Southampton Ti Wea Ireland Germany

Leicester hosiery census for munition industry recruitment

The Leicester hosiery industry will census its workers to determine the number of women to be called up for armament factories in the munition sector. Each manufacturer must supply a quote of women employees for work in munition sector ten. Hundreds of women operatives clerks and warehouse workers are being released.

London Leicester Bevin

Chinese Offensive in Henan Reported Stalled

In Chungking on Sunday the Chinese government says the South Henan offensive has failed with troops retreating while Japanese sources claim 100000 Chinese troops have been annihilated and the push continues.

Chungking Henan

Daylight raids and wartime reports from Britain

Reports from London and East Anglia describe daytime enemy air activity with bombs dropped in Norfolk and Suffolk while London logged 41 alerts in January totaling 88 hours. The Air Ministry noted light activity Friday night with no bombs. Field Marshal Tronsides urged stronger army action to overcome Germany amid ongoing air raids and naval observations.

London East Anglia Norfolk Suffolk Air Ministry Commounique Britain Wendell Wilkie Dover Ife Gr Bertram Rameau Willkie Winnie Winston Churchil Tronsides Coventry Sither-Alde

National Council to Meet in Vichy End of Month

The Tan News agency reports a read of the National Populaire movement in France stressing unity with Europe and a national revolution. It covers defense of Mother Country and colonies, economic Europe reconstruction, race purification, and cooperation with Germany. M. Petsin’s new national council to gather at Germont Ferand with a first president and officers to be named.

Tan Rews France Europe Africa M. Petsin Pew National Council Germont Ferand Alt Stary M. Petaia

Propaganda campaign planned by Information Ministry

The Information Ministry considers a costly publicity drive close to political propaganda with more than £60,000 budget for influencing public opinion on industrial relations. An advisory committee of national advertisers will assist, including diverse sectors, and may form an agency to manage media distribution.

Ministry For Information Minister For Information Ihe Mvereeg Australian Association of National Advertisera Reading Banking Australian Association of National Advertisers Commonwealth Commonwealth Bank

War May Come to America and Nazi Threats Discussed

Secretary of the Navy Colonel Knox warned that if Germany wins, it will seek to attack the United States as soon as possible. He told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that control of the seas is vital to keep America safe and cited Raeder’s postwar aims. Debate on aiding Britain and convoy power continues in the House with prospects for passage next week. Wilhelm Kunze and eight Bund members were jailed in New Jersey for race hatred violations, facing fines totaling 3000 pounds.

Washington Navy Colonel Knox Germany United States Senate Foreign Relations Committee Western Hemisphere Aseas Knox Americas Reeder Atlantic Britain Manchuria Jones Knox Roosevelt U.S House of Representatives House Wilhelm Kunze Bund New Jersey

Greeks Strike and Capture Key Positions

In Athens it was announced that Greek forces carried out successful local attacks capturing key sectors and occupying important positions. Automatic arms mortars and various equipment were seized.

London Athens

German Chief Admits RAF Prowess Amid War Strain

A German leader acknowledged the Royal Air Force's combat effectiveness as Allied air power intensifies. The remark underscores rising fatigue and strategic pressure on German forces as the war persists.

RAF

Award for pilot Wing Commander MacLachlan in Middle East action

An Australian Wing Commander Tan Vunran MacLachlan received the Distinguished Flying Cross for leadership and aggression in the Middle East. The Athens-Tehran front reports praise for British airmen and notes 370 prisoners captured and Greek counterattacks aided by air power.

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