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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 17, 1941
Page
6
The article recalls destroyers as hard working vessels in 1918 battles, from Narvik to Dardanelles and Suez, noting their roles in convoying, minelaying, gun point defense, and towing. It highlights their endurance in varying weather and campaigns, with praise for crews and builders amid expanding fleets and international cooperation in 1917 1918.
The article outlines design presses for shell casings used in warships across the Commonwealth. It notes production at multiple factories, reports on accuracy and reliability, and recalls inspections by factory and service authorities. The Ford Molne Company is praised for significant progress in this defense effort.
The Free Belgian News reports Germany has drafted thousands of Belgians to repair waterways and bridges destroyed during the invasion. The move aims to prepare for a coming attempt to invade France.
Fragmentary report recounts American destroyers and escorts aiding Britain in western approaches to the English Channel, distinct from U S Navy reinforcements to France. Notes rapid wartime production, long voyages from the Philippines to Gibraltar, and heavy wear on ships and crews amid global conflict.
Weather notes mention clear spells and rain expected, with references to May and future plans. Local events cover roads, bridges, and public works, including a new bridge on the Baill route and road improvements along Stk Street. Residents Mr and Mrs Ho Shirlaw, Mr Carter, and others are noted with social mentions and community gatherings.
The Times correspondent reports on Malian frontier policy measures to conserve rubber and leather stockpiles. Italy issues decrees banning certain leather goods production and requiring car owners to declare outer and inner tire inventories so authorities decide on new tires and tubes eligibility.
The Soviet census shows the USSR as Europe’s most prolific parent region with population rising by 170,467,186 since 1927. Moscow and Leningrad nearly doubled, while major Russian cities exceed European capital birth rates. The urban increases reach 31.9 and 28 per thousand, outpacing London and Paris.
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