18 Oct 1941
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 18, 1941
Page
1
Tokyo reports the Emperor orders ex Minister for War Admiral Togo to form a cabinet. Vice Admiral Oikawa, from December 1940’s Moneys Cabinet, may command the Navy to support the Army cabinet. Washington notes a high level discussion on Japan’s leadership and potential resignations amid Allied diplomacy.
Fragmented report discusses Pacific developments, Japan’s talks with the United States, and potential threats. It references Japanese cabinet moves, investigations in San Francisco, and reporting from London on Prince Konoe’s government and regional tensions.
The Secretary of State denied U S involvement in Panama's recent government changes. Senator Shipstead accused officials of backing the coup as Panamanians elected a new president, warning against foreign meddling and a potential repeat of regional turmoil.
A garbled report suggests the Indian Army is mobilizing about one million men for war service. It hints at difficulties in obtaining personnel and mentions challenges in conscription and training amid the ongoing conflict.
London Friday Wight Lieutenant Finucans led the Australian Spitfire squadron during a celebratory birthday. He sustained a head injury from a parapet but remains in hospital. Officers in his ward toasted him with extra beer rations as messages from Australia poured in.
London reported by Veij Nederland that Dutch civilians clashed with German forces in Utrecht amid sabotage claims. Peasants destroyed crops and food reserves as authorities struggled to prove Liboteurs ties to foreign powers. Sentences were handed to those convicted, while other dispatches noted Polish trials and Roosevelt planning a Hyde Park visit.
Mr Louth Pink, New York State Superintendent of Insurance, addressed Ontario Fire and Casualty Insurance Agents. The speaker highlighted deep friendship between Canada and the United States and urged continued cooperation.
Vichy officials in Dublin resign claim foreign policy misleads world opinion. They state France’s independence is hampered by an ambiguous stance and urge clear conduct aligned with national interests, noting personal embarrassment at representing Vichy in Ireland.
Report describes Odessa’s stubborn resistance amid Axis pressure. Moscow radio and Pravda notes French and Russian resolve, with evacuations amid fog and heavy bombardment. The Times cites observers predicting continued combat near Moscow and Kharkov as German forces press.
Fragmentary text notes Spain being impressed by British morale amid wartime tragedies. No clear date or event identified. content appears as a cut sentence referencing British resolve and a somber outlook.
New York reports a weak food market as fears of a war with Japan and German advances in Russia unsettle investors. The Dow Jones shows slight gains and losses amid volatility. Senator Capper releases correspondence about old ages while President Hoover faces calls regarding food shipments and government stance on aiding allies.
An abrupt drop in 19 cents a bushel to 100 canta set a broad market decline. Other commodities fell sharply marking the worst break since May 1040. Australian government bonds edged lower while Brisbane 6 per cent securities gained modestly. A rush of selling orders hit grain futures in Chicago as prices declined under exchange rules.
A compact account extols Tobruk as a beacon of British grit and endurance. It casts the defense as a stubborn, valorous monument to national character, a bold challenge to Hitler and an inspiration to all who admire brave men.
Fragmentary text reports Turkish and German officials engaging in negotiations amid confusion. It mentions a German invitation and unclear references to arms or trade, with stray phrases about Timex and Valved devices and possible tours or agreements.
The item notes a BBC broadcast to Tobruk with a lineup of performers and presenters including Terese Shate and Maboatan McEachern. The program features a special segment and a small cast, listing names such as Kenly Hollweg and Arthur Ashley, with accompanying stage directions.
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