Commons Reviews War in Middle East Debate at Westminster
In London on Tuesday debate on the confidence motion in the Churchill Government covered the Middle East campaign. Eden cited Yugoslavia Turkey and Allied plans, while Churchill stressed continued naval cooperation with the United States and the need for more ships and munitions to win the war in Asia Africa and Europe.
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Middle East
London
Churchill
Theiddle East
Anthony Eden
Yugo Slavia
Simo
Gen- Bimoviteh
Yugo
Eden
Balkan
Turkey
Italy
Tripoli
Libya
United States
Asia
Africa
Europe
Red Sea
Ae Blulea
Mediterranean
Atlantic
Shinwell
Lab
America
Percy Harria
Lib
Foreign Office
Germany
M. Petherick
Homes Office
Near East
Mr. Hore-Bellaha
Hore-Bellaha
Greece
Corfu
Ionian
Brindiad
Taranto
Crete
Aegean
Salonika
Dardanelles
Cyprus
Byrla
Attlee
Hore
Bosphoria
Aegean Sea
Mr. Churchill
Wavell
Britain
Heavy Blitz Hits Merseyside and Coasts Across Britain
A large Luftwaffe raid struck Merseyside and bombed towns along the Kent coast and in south west England, with heavy attacks over northern Scotland and northern Ireland. RAF fighters claimed four enemy planes down. nine enemy aircraft were destroyed overall. Casualties were light, with widespread damage but few reports of major devastation.
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Merseyside
Seer
England
Central
Scotland
Kent
Manute
Messerechmitt
Air Ministry
East Anglia
Gine Iwhert
Scorjland
Luftwaffe
Diverting Industry to War Effort in Australia
Melbourne reports a major move to steer industry toward Australia’s war programme. Minister for Labour Holt, chairing the Man Power Conference, will present recommendations to Cabinet, aiming to reallocate capital, reduce luxury imports, limit rural labour, and employ more women in industry.
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Melbourne
Wremendry
Australia
Labour
Mr. Holt
Man Power
Halt
Chinese Soccer Team for Australia to Start Sydney Tour
The Eraatern Football Club, a Chinese players squad from Hong Kong, has permission to tour Australia. The team will sail soon and play its first match in Sydney.
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Hong Kong
Eraatern Football Club
Australia
Sydney
Red Cross Stall and Jumble Bale Notices
Patrons and donors are advised that the Red Cross Stall will be held at Manuka on Friday at Mr Freeman's radio shop The Lawns. A Jumble Bale will be held in the old School House at St John s Church on May 15 at 230 p m. AINSLIE two turn bedrooms dining room wee of lounge and other conveniences Full particulars Apply Coma Newsagency Furnished room suit two friends tray optional Apply Cleavers Newaagency Manuka Legal notice.
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Northbourne Avenue
City
Canberra
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