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30 Jan 1941
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Canberra Times in Canberra, Australian Capital Territory
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 30, 1941
Page
1
U S Exports to Russia Probed by State Department Officials
An hour long discussion with Assistant Secretary of State Welles followed by comments to the press focused on U S exports to Russia. Officials indicated ongoing study of whether shipments could affect belligerent outcomes and noted confusion over the morality of aiding Russia amid wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Halifax
Mr. Welles
State Department
Rte
Russia
Britain
Yale
Tarlier
Cordell Hull
Germany
RAF Attacks Enemy Bases Across Africa In New Raid
RAF bombers pressed operations in Italian East Africa Albania and Libya. At El Basan raids hit military buildings and stores, causing considerable damage and smoke. Other targets included railway stations at Keren and Aisha and a railway bridge near Adarto with bombs near the bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
R.A.F
Italian East Africa
Albania
Libya
el Basan
Keren
Aisha
Jibuti
Adarto
Free French Raid Over Libyan Air Base Rebel Victory
Reports from Melbourne say Free French Forces operating from Chad crossed 300 miles to strike the Italian air base at Murzuk in Libya. They deployed camel corps and mechanised units, taxed 600 Italian defenders at the fort, destroyed hangars workshops and other aerodrome installations, and withdrew at nightfall. Lieutenant Colonel Dornano was killed by a sniper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chad
Murzuk
Libya
Equatorial Africa
Dornano
Greek Strategy Proves Successful on Albanian Front
Athens reports persistent Greek tactics on the central Albanian sector yield prospect of wider strategic gains. Greek forces reportedly repelled two major Italian attacks, while Italians north of Klisura pressed counterattacks without halting Greek progress. Italian warships shelled Pikermi and a military hospital at Balonike with casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Athens
the Times
Rewalla
Klisura
Pikermi
Himara
Japanese Gift Message Reported From Berlin
Berlin radio said General Gee received a Japanese military mission led by General Yermashita. The delegation presented to General Gearing of the Japanese armed forces and delivered messages from Prime Minister Prince Konoyi and the Chief of the High Command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Berlin
Gee
Yermashita
Gearing
Menanges
Prince Konoyi
High Command
Finance Ministry reports 17.45 billion yen wartime outlay
Tokyo reports to the House Budget Committee that extraordinary military spending since Sino Japanese hostilities began totals 17,450 million yen, including 1,000 million yen in February. The Cabinet, in extraordinary session, approves a Draft Bill to revise the general mobilization law in its original form and tasks it for joint Cabinet Planning and Legislative Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
House Budget Committee
Air Force Promotes Eight New Air Commodores
Eight new air commodores were announced including Group Captain C R Carr of New Zealand who joined the Fleet Air Arm in 1915. In Berlin the German minister for Peis died today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
C. R. Carr
New Zealand
Carr
Fleet Air Arm
Berlin
Peis
Tare Proak Cyriner
Casey Recovers in Australia Hospital Stay
The Australian minister Mr Casey shows improvement after illness and expects to leave hospital by the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mr. Casey
Italian Militia Fires on Demonstrators in Milan and Turin
Report from New York Times correspondent describes fascist militia firing on striking workers in Trieste and Lloyd-Triestino area with nine shot. Travelers report serious unrest in Milan and Turin, many casualties including two killed. Germans reportedly intervene, fueling anti Mussolini sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lloyd-Triestino
Sapere
British Call-Up Expands to Additional Age Groups
The King has signed a royal order broadening the national service call up to include nineteen and forty year olds. Dominion residents who arrived in Britain before January 1938 may register under the new rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemon
Dominions
Britain
Ji representative reports Hanoi front line wounded at ten
Hong Kong dispatch says a frontline rep from Hanoi confirms a Japanese line was wounded at 10 pm last night along the entire front. A Tokyo Reuters cable notes both sides received cease fire orders. The Indo China armistice talks will be held at an undisclosed location aboard a Japanese warship, date not set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Hanoi
Conse Bre
Tokyo
Reuter
Japanese Cabinet Information Bureau
Japan
Hanoi Corresntor Domel New Y
Lloyds Advisory Committee Revises Marine Insurance Rates
London Lloyd's Advisory Committee issued a new schedule of marine insurance with reductions on many routes and a few increases. Voyages between Haifa and Australia are rated at 10 percent, down from 15 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eee
Lloyd's Advisory Committee
Isurance
Haifa
Australia
Air Attacks on England Reported Over Britain
Enemy raiders were active over Britain with planes sighted in western England overnight. A bomb damaged shops near London while another bomb caused casualties in the outskirts. Debris and possible aircraft parts found in two districts. Channel Dover guns fired twice at dusk with no casualties reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
England
Shetter
Channel
Straita of
Dover
Berlin
German Trickery Suspected In Empress of Australia Case
Reports claim German trickery may have revealed the Empress of Australia s location, suggesting a plot that misled inquiries about her whereabouts. The liner was in port when the attack was alleged to have occurred, raising questions about timing and authenticity of the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Australia
Dakar
Britain Needs Funds to Meet War Orders Says Morgenthau
Secretary Morgenthau warned Britain lacks laws to cover war orders and may need to liquidate United States securities to meet up to 1.4 billion dollars in obligations. He urged Congress to decide if Britain Greece and China should continue in the fight as the Aid to Britain bill moves forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Morgenthau
Britain
United States
Morgenthau
Congress
Greece
China
Treamay
Bif
Defence Mission
Knudson
Funda
Shtondy
Franses
Brirenly
Busebicers
Senstor
Eats Gan
BS All
Connally
United
Ee Fa
Epic Adventures of NZ Pilot and RAF Rescue Tale
A damaged text recounts a dramatic RAF rescue over the sea after a dinghy was lost from a plane. Crew members endure waves and exhaustion while Verey signals guide rescuers. other reports mention a wireless operator bailing out, and political notes discuss U.S. aid and Britain’s wartime production and prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EN Ee
Marshall
Hon
Caee
Paddia
Air Ministry
RAF
Germany
Dinefield
Berlin Philharmonia at Vatican with Pope in attendance
The Lyona radio reports the Berlin Philharmonia Orchestra conducted by Furtwangler played at the Vatican on Tuesday. The Pope was said to have attended the concert, with reports noting a partially reserved attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lyona
Berlin Philharmonia Orchestra
Furtwangler
Vatican
Pope
Mosquito Fleet Strathrannock and Phil ippe Inaction
Crippled and on fire, the enemy fleet was seen in the eastern mist. On Sunday afternoon shorecraft attacked along the east coast, shooting down at least two aircraft and sinking JU 88s. The trawler Galvani reported a JU 88 shot down. Wreckage recovery followed after anti aircraft fire and action by drifters Fisher Boy and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strathrannock
Philippe
Shoreftam
Galvani
Fisher Boy
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Balonike
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