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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jun 17, 1942

Page

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British Withdraw South of Gazala Front

British forces pull back from positions south of Gazala as Rommel presses on. Ritchie shifts to new dispositions with Knightsbridge and El Adem under heavy armor threat. Front line shifts north of Knightsbridge toward Tobruk as Axis forces seek to overwhelm the Gazala to Bir Hakeim corridor.

London Geaclo Ritchie Knightsbridge el Adem Imperial Wesly Rommelle Times Getaia-Bir Wrade Libya Finkfan Rommel

Japanese Protest to Vatican Reached Through Tokyo Radio

Tokyo radio quotes the Dimner agency stating Ken Harada, the Japanese Foreign Minister to the Vatican, protested to Vatican authorities about Booinat 4 Chungking government representations being permitted to the Vatican.

New York Monnay Tokyo Dimner Ken Harada Vatican Haw Chungking

100 Years Fight for Japan New York Report

United States dispatches describe Tokyo asserting Japan will fight on Captain Tojo declared national resolve. The report notes wartime stance as the empire seeks victory and readiness despite past setbacks.

York Tokyo Tojo Japan Wma

Japanese air losses at Darwin Melbourne Tumday

In the third raid on Darwin the Japanese lost six fighters while the Allies lost two planes. Since last Saturday over 300 Japanese aircraft have been sent to Darwin with 11 lost. The raid hit residential areas and the harbour though damage and casualties were light. Interceptors downed several enemy fighters as Allied defenses held.

Melbourne Tumday Darwin Reas

Five Japanese Warships Damaged Near Midway

Washington reports U S forces damaged five Japanese warships and aircraft carrier activity in the Midway area. Allied air forces engaged Japanese ships and transports as Allied units press operations in the Aleutians and surrounding sea lanes amid ongoing Pacific actions.

Midway Area Washington United States Five Midway Island Ania Jutett Aleuties

Italian Claims Of Naval Battle In The Mediterranean

Rome reports a Mediterranean clash with Italian air and sea forces attacking two large convoys. One enemy cruiser was sunk and several destroyers damaged as Axis forces pressed the action all day. The dispatch notes two light cruisers and five destroyers involved, with hopes of Malta relief and tanker damage amid heavy air support.

Mediterranean London Tuscaay Rome Malta Gibraltar Pate Inrin Yinwr Morday Westroyera Thok Wan Alps Tomber Thwan Cruser Nual Maui Frystay Hajuy Phyet Wakk Lale Jeraltar Tibraltar Carnyinie Stait Oamis Foente Elaine Hat Angus Ans Axte Bnip Cna

Bombed in Fans Mattern From Our Own Correspondent Axellaem

Fragments from day report a bombing over Taylan Hail with 48 aircraft in action. The radio broadcast described bombers at 22 090 to 26 000 feet, with trees scarred and several bombs exploding near the formation centre. chaos and damage followed as investigators assessed the wreckage and identified long losses.

Australia Tieaily Fm Taylan Herare Bomls Ettitrs Goodene Wasi Fir

African Forces in Madagascar Reported by The War Office

London dispatch reports that the War Office learned no African troops had joined British forces at Madagascar. Officials say there is no evidence of unauthorized enlistment or participation by African units in the Madagascar operation.

London Madagascar

Japanese Losses at Aleutian Islands Reported

A wartime Navy dispatch claims Japanese losses at the Aleutians included men, boats, and equipment in recent engagements. The message from Baltimore cites lieutenant Arnold Wa? as confirming torpedo damage and U.S. carrier activity near Attu and Kiska.

Aleutian Islands Annie

Heavy fighting reported across coastal China fronts

Coastal China battles intensify as two large Japanese columns push near Nanchang Hangchang railway and along Chekiang rail line. Chungking says Chinese forces hold key lines while Japanese aim to cut overland links to bolster supply routes and consolidate recent advances.

Nanchang Hangchan Ching Inyai Alan Salto Hiehyaye Wantern Sapayore Mainlain Wrassehia Thaibend Miduya bin Papery Chunkking Chekiang Agein Tangiwn

Sebastopol Stands Against Heavy Artillery Assault

Fragmented reports describe Sebastopol’s defense as residents and troops resist German bombardment. Russians claim counterattacks from cliffside caverns, with commando units, marines, and civilians aiding, while German losses mount amid aerial and naval actions near Kharkov and at port positions.

China vows continued war against Japan amid supply claims

A Chinese military spokesman told the Calcutta Daily Telegraph correspondent that despite Burma Road cuts, China will fight on until Allied communications are restored. He said factory output aids the war, but China lacks air power, transport, and artillery, while Japan applies learned methods to Chekiang as it advances slowly. Siberian invasion rumors and growing Japanese troop movements were noted.

Nowajpere Lenidow Antiyee Ramet Roost Iv Wy _manvas Dolly Mapress Tobruk Lynen Trammel Rommel Egypt London Burma China Calcutta Daily Telegraph Heroan Cheklang Germany Liament Wea Mage Siberia

Hitler Fearful As Allies Warn Of Second Front

Fragmentary wartime note describes Allied threats to open a second front in Europe. scrambled text mentions France, invasion plans, and German concerns about Allied moves and defenses.

Hitler

French Industries Destroyed by RAF Report Summary

A terse wartime report notes substantial destruction of French industrial targets by the Royal Air Force. It cites heavy losses at Venwlerie and other factories, with mentions of Roide and Genne-Villiers. The text references costs in francs and lists multiple facilities affected by air strikes during May.

RAF Roide Lomas Tie Venwlerie France Panies Unimely Gmome-Fihime Oyrtory Genne-Villiers and Loristae Detrich

Raids on England Cause Damage in Coastal Districts

The Home Security authorities reported enemy waves over the southern coast last night causing damage across coastal districts. Officials described bombardment events and damage to severalCamalting facilities and nearby areas.

London Saith la Domb Camalting

RAF Attacks from Malta In Aerial Campaign

RAF aircraft conducted attacks from Malta targeting enemy positions. One float-plane was involved in operations taking 23 mm calibers? 54 hours.

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