Royal Navy Seizes Italian Colliers In Coal Export Halt
British warships seize six Italian coal laden ships from Dutch ports and direct them to Dover for examination. More Italian vessels at Lows Roadstead are reported as authorities consider restricting German coal exports to Italy amid talks in London.
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Balance of Support for Menzies Amid Coalition Talks
Melbourne and Sydney reports indicate strong backing for Prime Minister Menzies within the UAP as leadership shifts loom. Members warn a Cameron led coalition could halve party influence, while some urge a national solution not dominated by the Country Party.
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Stunned by British action echoes 1935 tensions
The article notes British actions drawing parallels to 1935 while press restraint limits commentary. Italians hope neutrals back them as Berlin remains the only major supporter, with official attitudes described as restrained.
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Berlin
Unity First War Intrigues Denounced by Senator Foll
Senator Foll denounces moves to depose Prime Minister Mangies during a Canberra FSIL Congress address. He warns Australian unity suffers when politicians pursue personal hatred and ambition, urging loyalty to the empire and bipartisan cooperation for national stability.
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Dutch Considers Arming Merchants Over Nazi Threats
Amsterdam reports the Dutch government weighing arming all merchants and organizing aerial and naval convoys after Germany admits using a new contraband control. German seaplane commanders issue signals to halt ships and send boarding parties, prompting Dutch anger and calls for action.
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North NSW Miners Vote for General Strike Amid Tensions
North New South Wales coalfield miners overwhelmingly supported a general stoppage starting next Monday, with only two of seven meetings opposing. The Wonthaggi mine in Victoria also voted yes, while officials warn a nationwide strike could disrupt Australia's war effort.
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Congress Laughs Leave Byrd On The Ice
In Washington Tuesday the House mocks the Byrd expedition as a penguin relief trip. Marcan tonio jokes Admiral Byrd will return to seek work in the United States. Johnson says the Appropriations Committee will not strand Byrd with ample supplies for 18 months including clocks dog food and mattresses of a branded sort.
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Appropriations Committee
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Terrible Russian Losses in Viborg Bay
A beach warning report notes terrible losses by Russia at Viborg Bay. A man on North Norfolk beach found objects and nearly injured himself attempting to dismantle them. Four more similar devices washed ashore nearby.
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Viborg Bay
North Norfolk Beach
Advancing Troops Caught on Ice in Viborg Harbour Fight
Russians reach the north west shore after heavy dawn clashes in Viborg outer harbour as Finns, aided by air raids, repel attacks along the Isthmus and at Kuhma. Finnish counter actions include destroying rail links near Imatra and targeting strategic centers while weather hampers operations.
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Air Force training plan outlines expansion of airfields
Plans for Empire air scheme move toward concrete form with enlargements of existing aerodromes and new stations at Moruya Evans Head Narromine Camden and Banks Town. A new general fitting ship to be built at Richmond aerodrome. The lowest hangar steel tender was 17258 pounds from Sydney Steel Company. An elementary flying school is to be at Wagga Wagga.
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Soviet Bombing Hits Finnish Hospitals Killing Civilians
Soviet planes bombed three Finnish hospitals marked with red crosses, killing 14 and wounding 7. In a major raid the Red bombers struck a small town again, bombing the hospital five times and hitting an air raid shelter, with 25 women and children killed. The total toll reached 50 dead and 200 wounded.
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Helsinki
Finland
Population Gain Stays Muted in January Commonwealth Census
Migration figures show a small January uptick with a 320 increase from the source. For the year ending January the net gain sits at 11 450, reflecting a modest growth pattern for the Commonwealth.
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Commonwealth
Casey and Roosevelt Meet at White House
Australian Minister to the U S Mr G Casey called at the White House to present credentials to President Roosevelt. They exchanged mutual wishes to strengthen Australia United States friendship and discussed Pacific interests during a 15 minute informal talk.
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Washington
Tugeday
United States
G. Casey
White House
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Australia
Casey
Mr. Casey
Cyclone Nears Queensland Coast Braces for Landfall
A cyclone located northwest of Willis Island is gathering strength as it nears the Queensland coast. The Divisional Meteorologist predicts it will cross the coast north of Cooktown tomorrow morning, with major towns outside the main storm area.
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Willis Island
Queensland
Cooktown
Archbishop Kelly Reiterates Sound Mind Amid Health Bulletin
A late bulletin notes Archbishop Kelly retains mental faculties despite illness observers say he remains alert and responsive. Bedside watchers find his current condition stable, with prayers offered by church officials and parishioners alike.
Official notice outlines service change on April 2
An official notice states a service change will commence on April 2. It mentions an initial one trip weekly schedule and a meeting held to discuss the plan.
Censorship extended powers transfer to Information Department
Regulations issued extend censorship powers in Australia transferring control from defence to the Department of Information. The list of appointed censorship authorities includes Sir Henry Gallet and multiple officials. Broadcasting operators are barred from stating censor alterations, as a broader plan to centralize censorship tools takes effect.
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