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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Feb 05, 1940

Page

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Balkan Entente Firm for Neutrality and Cooperation

Turkish Foreign Minister M Sarajoglu announces Bulgaria will not press claims amid the Balkan Entente talks. Reports describe efforts to coordinate with Romania and Turkey, with promises of unity and neutral stance while negotiating economic ties and access to the Aegean.

M. Sarajoglu Bulgaria Aegean Sea Hiligaria Jngey Venir Belgrade Benetrin Heath Bom Belkun Tate Annie United Front Démannia Hungary Turkey Balkans Bni Germany Romania Becawue

Horrors on raft in open sea leave survivors in peril

Reported aboard the Greek steamer Blenh Ambaton, Thanenda of the bow remains among the 27 crew and passengers cast into the Atlantic. Survivors recount a man parched with thirst crucified and dying, as others drowned or perished from exposure while lifeboat crews struggled to rescue the exhausted group.

London Batontay Abie Deaman Adiehad Ryan Ambaton Thanenda

Hitler's Air Attacks Threaten Shipping Says Minister

Fortnight speech by Air Minister Fairbairn warns Britain and France to resist German naval and aerial onslaughts on merchant shipping. He contends German air power is dangerous, urges stronger air strategy, and predicts allies must counter with a decisive air offensive.

Walbourne Bunday Orion Taree Atlake Anippiig Mr. Palrbaitn Wenley Sub-Arines Fairbairn Eitien Mya Bhittah Yegis Besiui Holland Fairnairn Aunialln

Finnish Appeal for Funds in America

A New York event features Finnish envoys raising funds for a national cause. Mayor LaGuardia welcomes the delegation as they tour to gather donations and support for Finland amid wartime needs.

America New York la Gumediay Ying

Shark Attack Claims Br. Peter’s Man Arm

A shark attack in the water near North [location] hospitalizes and kills 65 year old De ke Willing Eke of Br. Peter's. His left arm was torn from the body at the shoulder and he died shortly after admission to hospital. A bystander William Cannington aided him before rescue. The incident occurred at a beach area with the exact spot and date unclear.

North Rnalternoon Deke Willing Eke Br. Peter's Wile

National Savings May Be Compulsory

London reports urgent calls for compulsory saving measures to balance the economy. Financial leaders and government officials weigh plans, with prominent bankers urging public to government savings schemes as a stabilizing tool.

London Sunda Mired

Norwegian Losses at Sea Described as Plain Murder

Amid wartime reports, the newspaper cites Norwegian losses at sea with 42 sailors sunk and 100 missing after a single action. It notes 2 vessels damaged and 630 tons of shipping affected, with survivors and repertoires of yet undetermined fate.

London Nagalr Mattet Saniine Norway Luxe

War Minister Stanley Bantey Faces Nazi Protestors in London

In a London speech Minister for War Mrs Niven Bantey faced Blackshirt demonstrations during a public address. She condemned German propaganda and urged resolve, warning against appeasement while praising Allied forces including Canadian, Australian, and New Zealand contingents. The scene included hecklers and balcony showers from opponents.

Fuening Azcamplatina Witaady Australia New Zealand Mrr Stanley Lenitetu Tnd Ustnur Mien Roy

RAF Beats Back German Raids Along British Coastline

Air battles over the east and north east coast yesterday left two German bombers shot down and a third damaged. About 20 Heinkel planes operated from the Firth of Tay to the Folkestone area, with raids covering roughly 400 miles of coast. One bomber fell into the sea near the Tyne, another was forced down after engagement with British fighters. at least four aircraft were destroyed or forced to crash.

London RAF Heinkels Firth of Tay Larfolk Tyne Yorkshire Whitby Graf Spee A. Pquadron Rex Cmmbata A. Heinkel Wa Aimes Germany Heineke Norfolk Helsink Waley

Spine Fractured in Road Smash

In a collision between a motor cycle and the City of Flint cargo liner at Bow, two men sustained injuries. Newcastle man Teegn ATE Bird Miss Janet Texpite the Nigh Downt and Liverpool resident were aboard the American steamer. injuries include fractured right shoulder and head injuries with abrasions.

Sydney Bundy Newcastle Janet Newtown Tom Flint Bow Fasar Liverpool Manchester Bowphtat Allaie Wina Stoke Lonvon Bunny

Italy to double military planes this year

Rome announced that Italy will at least double its number of military planes this year. The government did not specify exact figures but said the increase is a top priority for national defense.

Rome Italy

Fuel Shortage Impacts Midlands and Glasgow Parks

A midland fuel shortage after a severe freeze disrupts services and prompts emergency actions. Reports note trees in Glasgow parks being cut for wood and private carriage use rising as Birmingham residents react by removing coal.

Glasgow Birmingham Coll

Rail dispute extends to Broken Hill line with nationwide impact

A railway wage dispute prompts possible service suspensions across New South Wales. Strike actions by workers threaten to halt runs on the Broken Hill line and affect runway operations as negotiations drag on between the Railway Commission and union leaders.

Sydney Ana Broken Hill

Jap Army Party Attacks critic in Asia coverage

An Asian press item notes a Japanese army party lashing out at critics over wartime policy. The brief references tensions in public debate and questions about strategy amid ongoing conflict in the region.

Blaze Claims Crew After Unidentified Launch Destruction

An explosion destroyed a launch near The Hyaney Hequis in the afternoon. Two women were admitted to hospital after treatment. two men and others were reportedly injured or killed. A plume and flames were observed as rescuers attended the scene.

Suny Vlan Panning Jalinches Tain Hompstad

Russian Air Raids Increase Over Finland Report

Helsinki dispatch cites heightened Soviet air activity over southern Finland with claims of downed Finnish planes. The Daily Telegraph confirms Russian air personnel losses and questions Soviet air superiority, noting limited response from Allied sources.

London Finland Sar Monnytilie Pinoy Lawn Haumerheiny

British Officer Dies After Tank Encounter

A British officer was killed during a patrol when the unit came under fire from enemy forces and a tank assault. The patrol attempted a rescue but could not reach the trapped officer, who succumbed to wounds after being carried from the field.

Street brawl injures several amid campus unrest

In Ayden on Sunday a clash between civilians and soldiers left multiple people injured. A woman attacked a soldier, two men were stabbed, and others received knife and head wounds before police intervened. Names of injured include Aymer B. Chinnery and Private Robert Johnson with additional wounds reported.

Aydney Neveny Spitol Aymer B. Chinnery

Bomb Plant Found in Birmingham

A bomb plant was discovered in Birmingham amid reports of a dangerous device. Authorities responded quickly to secure the area as investigators assess the threat and potential targets.

Birmingham

Earthquake Shocks Greece Strikes Coastal Region

A strong earthquake jolted parts of Greece causing structural damage and prompting emergency responses. Officials reported damaged buildings and minor injuries as residents assessed aftershocks. Local authorities urged caution and orderly evacuations where needed.

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