French Upper Hand in Saar Front Advances Reported
London reports say French forces push toward Saarbrucken with gains east and north of the town. Semi official sources note reconnaissance flights over western Germany and French planes photographing fortifications near Seyfried. British air force also involved as fighting continues from Trier to Mainz with artillery action along the front.
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Czech-Slovak Revolt Surges Amid Brutal Suppression
The report from London describes a bold Czech-Slovak uprising spreading despite harsh efforts to quell it. It notes brutal scenes and German forces experiencing casualties as rebels gain ground in Astra and other regions.
Dominions Support Britain as War Effort Grows
In the House of Lords the Foreign Secretary Lord Halifax stated that unemployment should not last long and Britain’s strength was being organized to exert greater influence. Lord Maugham warned that without Dominion resolve the empire’s actions could falter, cautioning against coercive pressure to wage war for imperial aims.
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Convoy System Ties Rates as Submarine War Intensifies
Report from New York notes heightened British convoy vigilance and quotes American underwriters setting cargo insurance at one and one half percent for American vessels, down from two and a half. British and French insurance remains at six percent, down from seven.
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Submarine Hunt in Baltic Seeks Polish Vessel Mystery
Russian Baltic fleet and German naval forces pursue a Polish submarine reportedly torpedoing or evading patrols near Gotland. Two Estonian sailors aboard the sub in August state they were released and drifted near the Baltic coast, with authorities preparing to return them to their homeland.
Dutch Fortifications Tighten as Invasion Threat Grows
Amsterdam via United Press reports Holland strengthens eastern frontier with three defence lines and bridge mining. Trees felled on main routes, reservoirs built to flood key areas, and planned evacuations for eastern towns. Frontier indicators removed from crossroads amid precautionary measures.
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Assassination of Romanian PM Calinescu shocks Bucharest
Break in Romania as pro Axis Guard members ambush and kill Prime Minister M Calinescu in Bucharest. Gunmen fire from windows near a bridge, killing Calinescu and his chauffeur, wounding a second official. The attack triggers widespread unrest, radio seizure, and Cabinet changes led by General Ton Tleus and General Gabriel Marin escu in interior. International reaction includes German arrests and police actions across the region.
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Nazi leaders loot abroad reported by London papers
London correspondents report that seven Nazi leaders except Hitler have deposited large fortunes in neutral countries. Central Goering is said to hold about 1.827 million pounds and Goebbels about 347,000 pounds, with other sums for Himmler, Streicher, and captains and doctors. The reports suggest a need for full verification but imply significant wealth abroad.
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Peace moves by Mussolini in Hitler offer source
Mussolini believed to author peace proposals in Hitler’s offer to curb German expansion. If not, other statesmen may become refugees like former Czech president Benes. Italy continues military preparations.
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Explosions and arrests ripple through Berlin and beyond
In Berlin three blasts hit the city with arrests following the explosions at the Air Ministry, police headquarters, and a gasworks base. Among those arrested is Otto Stramer, linked to anti-Nuri Refugee activity, amid a haze of other seizures in Copenhagen and related centers.
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Gold Excise To Replace Tax In House Debate
In a House session Mr Spender introduced a 50 percent excise on the excess of gold prices over a set level. Machinery to enforce would be via regulation under the National Security Act. The aim was to capture the recent rise without broad tax changes. Spender and the Government cited expected yield around 1,000,000 pounds.
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Frat officers to be recruited from volunteers in ALP
Friday report states British Army practice will govern ALP commissions after rank advice. An officer corps of 20 000 will be recruited from Tuilltip volunteers already enlisted, with other volunteers enlisted as privates and given opportunities for promotion. Duke Gloucenter is named in the promotion plan for British forces in France next week.
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Explosion at Bonn Factory Shakes City
An explosion tore through a Bonn factory injuring several and recovering two bodies. Authorities tightened secrecy as investigators probe the blast at the Amse lls plant amid growing concern.
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More Frequent Sittings of Parliament Proposed by Prime Minister
The Prime Minister Mr Ities in the House of Representatives announced plans for shorter but more frequent sittings of the Commonwealth Parliament. Mr Menzies said the November second week was provisional and would depend on circumstances, but emphasized Parliament should exercise its critical powers over the Government.
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Provisional Russo German Plans for Poland
Berlin circles claim Russia and Germany have provisional agreement to partition Poland. Western frontline would extend to Warsaw, possibly restoring the 1941 front. Reports say German and Russian forces plan signals, with occupation up to various Polish regions.
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Export Control Tightens on Shrimper Exports in Australia
The Minister for Customs Mr Lawson announced regulations under the Customs Act to control exports of Australian produce abroad. Proceeds from sales will be banked via the Commonwealth Bank and licensed export traders must comply. violators face licenses and restrictions, with aims to conserve overseas resources and fund national needs.
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Admiralty Deviate Inaccurate Notice on Captured Ship
London reports confusion over Admiralty notice about the capture of the German liner Liemen. The announcement misstates intent and misaligns with the actual seizure, indicating a mistaken or incomplete transmission from the Admiralty office.
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Tariff Duties Protective Rates and Industry Support
Reported by the committee the minister for customs Lawson stated new industries needed protection and existing ones extended while the tariff board proposed duties to shield production. Australian radiators and related parts are tied to December delivery with deferred duties. Industry progress cited and calls for protective rates to aid government aims.
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Burnie
German Radio Broadcasts In Australia Draw Attention
A fragmentary report describes German short-wave broadcasts reaching Australia and drawing attention from leaders who condemn the influence of propaganda. The piece notes debates over Australia's stance on communist ideas and the impact of foreign messaging on public opinion.
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