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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Feb 10, 1944

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Finnish Will Not Seek Peace With Russia

A Finnish legation spokesman in Washington states Finland will not surrender even if Helsinki is razed. The United States previously warned Finland to exit the war or face consequences, with Allied pressure and possible terms under negotiation. Reports from Stockholm and Helsinki claim denial of any capitulation stance by Finland’s government.

Washington Tues Finland Holsinki United States Cordell Mull Associated Press Pinland Frans Ameren Stockholm B.U.P T ‘Axia Carrie Helaingtore Boca Brockheim Oye Fiala Weahington

Poles Seek Pact With Russia Amid London Talks

A Polish underground officer, who spoke with Foreign Secretary Eden in London, described underground leaders in Warsaw and shown photos of armed units and posters calling for village destruction. He said Poles view the government in exile as a symbol of independence and discussed a possible agreement with the Soviet Union.

London Tuenay Warsaw Yous Eden Warren Mesaagen Enits Pollan Foresta

Three Japanese Leaders Placed Under House Arrest

A federal police announcement says Amee Buehos and his aides Captain Kameda and another officer have been placed under house arrest amid extraordinary evidence.

Buehos Aimee Tues Jaesowee Ravel Atteine Muar Yukinhita Hie Kameda Pallca Toy

Allied Bombers Hit Frankfurt Amid Stiff Resistance

RAF and allied Liberators supported by fighters attacked Frankfurt after a long-range mission from the Channel. The raid reported heavy enemy losses with several bombers missing and others destroyed, while German air defenses claimed some success against the formations.

Hitler Down With Influenza

A report states Adolf Hitler is confined with influenza. The note mentions military leadership and conditions in Berlin as the regime manages illness within its circles.

Nazi Counter Attacks Falter on Italian Front

Reuters reports Allied forces consolidating positions west of Cisterns and north of Veiled from Naples to halt a German counter offensive. British and American troops push operations past Cassino as German reinforcements arrive. heavy air and ground actions disrupt enemy concentrations near Cistano and Padua with significant losses for the Axis.

Reuters Allied Meadquarters BLU Manautery Cassino Almour Cistarno Vienna Oben Ameinat Malwey Padua

Allied air attacks target Rabaul and Madang in loud raids

Air forces engaged Japanese positions across Rabaul Madang and Cape Gloucester zones. Allied aircraft bombed Lakunat Tobera and Giang airfields while Liberators Corsairs and Thunderbolts claimed several enemy aircraft shot down. Ground damage included runway hits at Lakunat and minor losses reported for Allied crews.

Rachel Agsin Boleaons Lakunat Tobera Fabeill Unday Corssus Rabaul Liberstora Barna Rein Bay Tusbecls Bergen Bay Cape Gloucester Arawe Fey Ale Rai Rabaul Gur Andl Meiiim Lakunal Toidday Werodrome New Guinea Bogadjim Alaiahafen Kabenau Finechefen Oper i

Collapse of British Trade Predicted Amid War Strikes

A chaotic wartime dispatch cites air raids on London and northeastern targets, with reports of Mosquito and Typhoon attacks on industrial sites, including an aero engine works. The piece notes civilian disruption, domestic service recruitment, and strategic strikes affecting Britain’s economy.

Solomons Invidle Parillona Ang Bridkrs Date Murtriol Gurl Hondon Palfois Cbateas AL Green Cur Abrans Samedigera AL F Britain Patcole London Bec Tola Daily Express Briain Gara

Germans Seize Gold Reserves Amid Guarded Transport

A heavily guarded train carried a large gold shipment, about 138 tons, stored for safekeeping. Soldiers aided the transfer, moving the bullion to a station in 40 hours under heavy guard.

Eure Syedonetay Allen ‘Conten Mier Milliamen Muldiers Harratm

Franco Releases Italian Ships

The Times diplomatic correspondent reports in London that three Italian ships detained in Moniek Porta have been released. Negotiations are under way for the release of the remaining vessels.

Franco London Westhonday the Times London Moniek Porta

Chinese Bombers Reported on Yellow River Front

Chinese bombers struck along the Yellow River as American aircraft reportedly sank two freighters and damaged an ordnance plant at Tangkok. Media reports say raids damaged trains and railway lines in China and targeted other strategic sites on Friday and Saturday.

Cauvaniva Honan Tangkok China

Britain protests death sentence in wartime cases

British government condemns executions of war prisoners as the London foreign secretary informs the House of Commons that Germany has carried out death sentences. The report notes Britain's stance and calls for clarification on wartime legal procedures.

Ile Wes Ferces Pacific Posalbhe Britain London Watnesday Allan Palin Comacners

Admiral Nimitz Downplays Japan Threat and Pacific Strategy

An Asiatic Front dispatch notes Admiral Nimitz expressing doubt that the United Nations could defeat Japan from a single base and outlines strategic pushes across the Marshall Islands and Kwajalein. He asserts air power and naval strength will deter Japan while predicting limited direct combat near Wake Island and the Marshalls.

Numicx United Nations Japan Alratenu Marshalls Almasia Amerian Smnutt Fy Plas Nunitz Kwajalein Nurtace Roaiatutice Nimitz Aaid Asu Hwea Marenalia AmertoAit Bni Washington

Heavy Battering of Atolls by U S Forces Reported

An article by United Prena correspondent Charles Arnot aboard the American ship Kwajalein describes heavy bombardment of atolls. It notes ships and planes in action, claims minimal damage at Paramushiro, and quotes General Harrison on strategic aims while warning details are classified.

Ee Dmadrig Bath Division Nattuna Enentoad Naples Maine Kaghta Tanka Uemyell Taasino United Prena Charles Arnot Amer Kwajalein Wriday Aye Timat Abujor-General Smith Wade Wewajaloin

Outlaw Proposals Spark Debate Across Nations

Fragmentary note in London discusses proposals to outlaw Japan and other nations, with unclear context. Text mentions Howe and Comseme tr and references La ve Soares. Content is garbled and lacks concrete details but shows global policy hostility themes.

London Toe Howe

Berlin Says Industry Unscathed by Raids

A Berlin official statement asserts no major disruption to industry from recent raids. The commentator notes concerns over production costs and potential regulatory impacts, while analysts forecast varied outcomes for manufacturers and workers.

Montgomery Tours Britain to Inspect Invasion Forces

General Montgomery undertook a tour of Britain to inspect invasion forces. The train carried royal passengers and communications were maintained with headquarters linked. troops and staff were briefed aboard during the journey.

Montgomery Britain London Linpstth Eadla Eral Montgomery Datta Dresk

Britain Debates Constitutional Changes and Imperial Perks

In London the House of Commons discusses extending imperial benefits to all colonies. Mr. Raye Dawes argues for broader measures while Mr. Reeve hesitates to forecast constitutional effects. The Leader of the House notes it is premature to compare with other empires.

London Raye Dawes House of Cousens Britain Revee Uae Albu

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