Japan urged to support Axis alliance efforts
A Tokyo broadcast quoted Japanese officials urging continued alignment with the Axis pact as World War II tensions rise. Government spokesmen insisted Japan would not yield to third powers and would uphold the pact, while lamenting grief in East Asia and stressing adherence to Axis cooperation despite Allied pressure.
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Japan
Bertin
Hei Generel Ontina
Germany
Atyied
Macanege Pan
Et Rang
Fal Oust Steedy
Asse
Tokyo
Governoent
Dri Ita Tx
MatevoWm
America
Canberra electors back retiring candidates in orderly ballot
Canberra electors re elected the same order of retiring Advisory Council members showing clear support for continuity as the Hospital Board results signal confidence in ongoing administration. Informal votes reveal voter indifference to local welfare matters and the new hospital’s upcoming turnover.
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Australian Capital Territory
Advisory Council
Labour
Canberra
Welfare Fund Meeting in Canberra Explained
The Canberra Welfare Association plans a general meeting to discuss work and fundraising. Members expect October talks to invite public input and extend aid to Australian troops, with Central Fund contributions noted and efforts described to address scattered soldiers in wartime theatres.
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Canberra Welfare Association
Air
Leaper
Batarday
Canberra
Jobscco
Central
Sears
Lord Borne
Winkler Faces Questions On Revelations In Parliament
Speech by Winkler criticizes Curtin for political framing of a national matter. He argues for examining actions that affected the war effort and calls for rectifying wrongs through principled measures, urging a clear path to address the issues raised by four MPs.
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Sty. Curtin
Tha Quanon
Hart Politica
Rojas
Unis
Tany
Radium supply gone from Canberra Hospital
Canberra pensioner travels to Sydney for radium cancer treatment as Canberra Hospital loses its radium stock. Dr. J W Nott says Canberra had radium until 1984 under Commonwealth Government supply and arrangements with Sydney hospital now allow transfer without charge for Canberra patients. The patient faced private ward charges and modest pocket money debts after return.
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Canberra
Sydney
Royal Prince Alfred
Canberraan
Wy Vy Ree Wee N Gunger
Department of Enteror
J. W. Nott
Canberra, Hospital
Racalve
Fond Waa
Br Waa
Nott
Canerra
Riverina
Nott Baid
Burney
Te Health Department
Air raids on Britain praised by Blamey in London
General Blamey expressed thanks for British air raids as a few bombs fell and were reported. The Prime Minister and Army Minister commented on the limited damage and praised the efforts of the men fighting Tobruk in the Middle East.
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London
Air Ministry
Dtr Fudden
Ube
Army
IMF
Kaul Anglin
Blamey
G.O.G
AL. Ln
Middle ‘East
Tobruk
War War Parliament Voices Confidence in Government
In London Sunday remarks from ALP members reflect skepticism toward the war effort and the government. Officials praise the Cardiff meeting but acknowledge public doubt and confusion over policy and leadership during the conflict.
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Biamey Asin
London
ALP
Sharwell
Polly
Message from General Morshea at Tobruk
A message from General Morshea conveyed that all ranks at Tobruk were encouraged and honored by the resistance.
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Ane
Morshea
Rnke
Tobruk
Alegat Australian Nations Guard Founder Comments
Sydney reports Cyril Glamop, founder of the Alegat Australian Nations Guard, asserts the guard is not present in action and that the group is not now involved in any ongoing operation. He statements suggest a misunderstanding or misreport of their current status.
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Sydney
Cyril Glamop
Alegat Australian Nations Guard
Secret Funds Inquiry to Start Immediately in Sydney
The Royal Commission on secret funds will begin immediately to probe alleged payments by the Australian Democratic Front. It will examine who paid whom for what purpose and under what circumstances, including trunk-line phone line deals and newspaper material access. The Mineral Federation’s Mr Nelson and Australian Democratic Front’s Mr Cirlade accept terms of the commission.
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Royal Commission
Une
Australian Democratic Front
Toneya
Toei
J. Winkler
Finer
Adelaide
Herald
Melbourne
Telegraph
Brisbane
Sun News-Pictorial
Courier-Mal
Sydney
Hunday
Mineral Federation
Nelson
Cirlade
Ftoyate Commission
Sweden and Switzerland by M. Wolt critique of wartime neutrality stance
The piece contrasts Sweden and Switzerland amid postwar discourse on neutrality. It argues true neutrality is impracticable, noting Sweden's policy as a faith in constitutional neutrality, while Germany and Britain pressure compliance with a new order. It highlights public opinion shifts and the risk of disguised coercion, stressing independent national paths.
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M. Wolt
Sweden
Aimont
Germany
Ata Amity Sr
Wien
Terman
US policy drift over Japan and Europe amid global stalemate
Fragmented report notes Talley Trae and unm Ailed between Japan and the United States as talks stall on base expansion and military aims. Allies weigh options with Germany Italy and others as policy leans toward restraint and continued sanctions while shipping incidents strain relations. The Pink water freighter incident highlights ongoing tensions and the U.S. stance on global diplomacy.
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Ial
Japan
Algeba
Reneral Cattlemant Siccam
AAS
Apanden
Expanaiaht
Penestal
United Ma
Orman
Ieta
United States
Neutrality Act views and looming repeal shape wartime policy
The article analyzes interpretations of the Neutrality Act and notes signals suggesting the upcoming repeal could lift last restraints on aiding Britain. It discusses Allied cooperation, German propaganda, and the strategic calculus as nations align, with Sweden and Italy cited amid shifting balances and potential retaliation if Germany and Italy pursue aggressive moves.
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Greio's Pharmacy
Kingston
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Ament
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ANTS
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Haale
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