Neutrality Act Repeal Advocated at American Legion Meet
Milwaukee observers report the American Legion National convention voiced unanimous support for repealing geographical limits on armed forces. The resolution urged unity and readiness to defend the United States, urging action against Hitler and his allies. The discussion occurred amid broader tax and wartime measures debated in Washington, with officials considering tax reforms and wage adjustments.
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Milwaukee
American Legion National Convention
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America
United States
Tram crash in George Street kills worker and injures two
In Sydney early Thursday, a tram from Circular Quay crashed into a group of workers on the tram line between Liverpool and Bathurst Street. One man, Robert Hopks, 86, was killed and Bernard Henry Gordon, 3, and George Tung, 1, suffered injuries. The driver, George Lawson, said he was startled by overhead electric lights. The two injured men were treated and allowed to go home.
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Robert Hopks
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George Tung
Campsie
Bernard Henry Gordon
Liverpool
Bathurst Street
Circular Quay
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Tobruk Defenders Honored in Australian Message
A misshapen dispatch from Australia expresses appreciation for the Tobruk defenders. The message, discussed with the Prime Minister, conveys tribute to the brave men, as announced by an official envoy yesterday.
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Tobruk
Sabotage at Melbourne Factory Leaves Machines Damaged
A 20-year-old labourer was detained today after an investigation into damage at a South Melbourne engineering factory. A file jammed in a machine caused £50 worth of damage and previous damage to machinery was reported.
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Melbourne
South Melbourne
Tuesshy
Textile strike ends after stormy Leichhardt meeting
In Sydney workers vote 1424 to 1072 to return to work amid tensions. Blows flare at Leichhardt stadium as police separate a clash. Melbourne reports note union leaders announce concessions on pay while militants push for extended layoff hearing.
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Leichhardt Stadium
Anderson
Melbourne
Avior
Seerwu
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Roviley
Enon
Fragmentary text about increased support and aid in a committee
Fragmented OCR text shows mentions of increased yeas and assistance programs, with unclear references to services and reductions. It references industrial committee, road work, and possible public or civic actions, but lacks coherent details or identifiable entities.
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