Lod Daa Tering Incident Leaves One Dead
A brief local report notes a disturbance resulting in one fatality and ongoing police investigation. Authorities describe few available details and urge residents to avoid speculation while pursuing leads.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Mar 19, 1941
Page
1
American Warships in Australia Arrive for Sydney Welcome
A U S squadron led by Rear Admiral John H Newton arrives in Sydney with two cruisers and four destroyers. The visit aims to showcase friendship and open relations, with public celebrations planned and crews to be paraded through Sydney streets. Ministers praise the gesture as a symbol of unity and shared aims in the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faddem
John H. Newton
Chicago
Fortiens
Foula
Cassin
I Reid
Kowal
Parliament House
Sydney
Australia
Behal
Jral Newton
Fadden
Roosevelt
French Fleet From Laubanne Reports Armistice Strength
French fleet seen stronger than ever with Jean Bart at Eamsblance and Richelieu at Dakar. Dunkerque undergoes Palra while Toulon claims Provence is retacted. Courbet and Paris at British Ports. Oran and Alexandria hold Lorrainaia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laubanne
Vichy
Gazutte de Logienne
France
Jean Bart
Eamsblance
Richelieu
Dakar
Mite Dunkerque
Cohatant
Tria
Provence
Toulon
Courbet
Paris
Oran
Alexdia
Relaxed Tension in Far East Opens Dialogue for China Japan
The Times Singapore correspondent notes tensions in the Far East easing for now but not ending, allowing Japan to reassess its southward push. Malay reinforcements and East Asian anti Axis consolidation emerge while US observers arrive and China signals readiness to cooperate if war widens. France resists Japan in Indo China but lacks supplies and air power to block expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Singapore
the Times
Far East
Japan
Malaya
East Asia
Indo-China
Britain
America
Indo- China
Tokyo
Postwar Public Works Plan Proposed by National Resources Board
The National Resources Board urges a six year post-emergency public works programme with potential billions in expenditure to stabilise employment after defence industry activity wanes. It calls for a revolving fund managed by the President to fund surveys and engineering plans for selected projects and stresses long term planning for national welfare and economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Resources Board
Congress
Mr. Roosevelt
Federal Planning Agency
Roosevelt
Naval Aid Debated as Britain Looms in War Talks
New York observers see naval aid to Britain as nearly certain while Adolf Hitler may sever relations with the United States to preserve prestige. The piece notes President Roosevelt confronting dictators directly, signaling a pivotal stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Teesday
Britain
Wies
Roosevelt
Hitler
United States
Fuehrer
Italian Offensive Shattered amid Allied War News
The report details dawn Italian assaults on the northern sector with heavy central clashes, while Allied air forces downed 9 Italian planes and damaged 17 in the past week. Roosevelt signed a 1.533 billion defence bill and outlined plans for naval expansion and export restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Forth
Tepeline
Albania
Tokyo
Jesat
Rome Radio
Times
Gald
Tatiana
Roosevelt
Ireland Votes to Maintain Neutrality in War
London dispatch quotes Mr. de Valera pledging Ireland will not allow belligerents to use its territory as a base for attacks. He stresses neutrality reflects the Irish people's determined will and calls for noninvolvement in the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mr. de Valera
America
German U-boat Threat to U.S. Coasts Reported
A foreign source claims Germany plans long range submarines off the U.S. coast near New York. The German Naval Attache Vice-Admiral Witthoest Barden questioned the report as incredible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Germany
New York
Witthoest Barden
Fate of Addis Ababa Sealed amid World War II advances
report from Nairobi and Cairo describes British and Indian troops advancing toward Addis Ababa after Berbera capture. RAF bombers aided by air cooperation raid Italian airfields and Castel Benito. Italian bomber Caproni 133 flown by a South African pilot observed with RAF markings. Melbourne reports five Australian sailors released from Italian camps in Nairobi. Red Cross notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Berbera
Imperial
Addis Abeba
Potas
Rome
Red Sea
Manland
Keren
Cairo
RAF
R.A.F
Ightera
Castel Benito
Nairobi
Air Ministry
Mogadishu
Melbourne
Tuesdey
Red Cross
Commiaslire
Indias Oosan
Food situation in France and relief efforts amid occupation
A Times correspondent reports Admiral Darlan's claim of German generosity as a propaganda travesty, noting Germans control food in occupied France and take large shares of potatoes, crops, and fats. The piece cites food relief plans via the American Red Cross and wheat needs, with officials stressing controls to prevent maluse of aid. A Jersey City shipment to Marseille supports unoccupied France, while a Bremen fire incident is noted as part of wartime events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Admiral Darlan
the Times
Hitler
Vichy
France
Germany
Washington
M. Caston Henry Haye
Roosevelt
Red Cross
Sumner Welles
United States
Wallis
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Pacific
Commonwealth
Mary
Parade of
Lord Sevres
Town Hall
India
Western Pacific
Massys
Chang Chen
Chinese Military Council
China Wen
Asia
Department of Information
U. S
Pacific Ocean
Navy
Jacksonville
Everglades
Florida
Knox
Oeed
Asahi
China
Chungking
Eire
U.S
Addis Ababa
Price
Mendigane
Egypt
Eday
Anthony Eden
Eden
Darlan
Jersey
Bremen
Furich
Bremerhaven
Wales
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