Russian Counter Attack Dominates Central Front
Russian forces report a major victory in the central sector inflicting heavy losses on German units. The Linz division suffered 9000 killed as Russians attacked on August 8 with air support, while fighting continues south of Leningrad and near Kiev amid shifting fronts. British papers urge action to aid fuel and war production efforts as Churchill and Roosevelt’s Atlantic talks receive praise.
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Moscow
Linz
Leningrad
Pisces
Dnieper
Ukraine
Kiev
London
Black Sea
Odese
Lick
Great Britain
Funaia
Sunday Times
Saya
United States
Sunday Observer
J. L. Garvin
America
Pe Churchill
Mir Foose- Jvelt
Merchant ship London sinks U boat in dramatic sea battle
The London in port recounts a sea battle where a Brukh merchant ship opened fire with a machine gun, hit the U boats conning tower, and after the submarine crash-dived, small arms were used and the U-boat sank.
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London
Ieaptain
Pear
Will Labor Rule Decisions at Canberra Shape Australia
The Federal Labor Party meets in Canberra to discuss Prime Minister Mennies proposal for an all party administration. Government stance is not disclosed as cabinet prepares for possible rejection and the fate of the ministry remains uncertain.
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Canberra
Australia
Federal
Labor Party
Mennies
Ose
Ane Er Ec
Lnstudtion
Mengies
Labor
Mirnzies
Tt Ty
Iran Forces Enter Iran After Notes Decline
London reports that Britain and Russia have entered Iran in response to the Iranian government rejecting notes from both powers. The move follows objections to German agents operating in Iran and is framed as a joint action to protect allied interests amid unsettled diplomatic exchanges.
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London
Iran
Britain
Russia
Tran
Missing Man Tighe Sparks Wagga Police Search
Bathutet police continue to look for Ware Tighe a noted local figure with Ward. Efforts intensify as investigators seek clues in ongoing disappearance.
Inquisitive mood questions NSW factory alcohol site
Mr E P Dring asks in the House about plans for a government distillery in New South Wales. He questions water supplies, sewerage, Forbes claims, and regional rail access including connections to Victoria Sydney and other states.
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EP. Dring
Prenate
Commonwealth
New South Wainy
New South Wales
Forbes
Porbe
Lachlan
Wyangalya
Victoria
Sydney
South Australia
Queensland
Portes
Mew South Wales
Five dead in level crossing smash near Molong
A late night crash at a level crossing near Molong killed Mrs Dorothy Baron Jones of Cummnock and her children Betty Blunden and James Blunden, while William Herbert Jones died from chest injuries. The Jones family were driving to Cummock when a train struck their car in heavy rain, tearing the vehicle apart and derailing the bogies. Rescue teams and railway workers coordinated diversions and recoveries at the scene.
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Dorothy Baron Jones
Cummncrl
Wee
Wrangel Jones
Curmncic
Betty Plower Blunden
Errol Blunden
Moulder Bt
Orange
James Blunden
William Herbert Jones
Cummnock
Hoe
Molong
Joneg
Cummock
Blunden
Dickey
Larrie Lee Railway Station
Mr. Jones
Molong Police
Gergrant
Boston
Arthur Bent
Mrr. Jones
Abenolan
Forbes Exhibition Dates Set As Entries Near Deadline
The 64th Forbes exhibition on September 2 and 3 draws early entries from a large scale. Tomorrow is the final day for late entrance fee relief. Sir Ronald Croms, British High Commissioner for Australia, declines to open Forbes but hopes to visit later. The committee plans a formal opening by acting president Mr AP Schwarke with local MPs Breen and Dring invited. Insurance covers include rain loss liabilities with NSW Council of Agricultural Associations and a public liability policy for show days. Substitutes will fill judges’ places. poultry pavilion repairs and ground improvements proceed. gate arrangements and a temporary gate for ring access are discussed. Sessions on animal displays and military camp support affect vendor and gardener participation.
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Entuig
Australia
Ronald Croms
Portes
Canberra
Ronald
Forbes
Messrs
J. P. Breen
E. P. Dring
Mula
Pedera
Randell Bud
Randall
WD Robert
C. Wo Cabot
Cusa Wea
Portes Spitfire Func
Parmera
Ite
Milute Camp
Menora
C. W. Cabot
Jack Sly
Diverit Tx
Pests Sd
Missing Onios submarine and crew feared overdue
In a terse notice investigators report the submarine Onios overdue and presumed lost at sea. Officials urge search for the vessel and its crew, while outlining safety and salvage considerations amid the ongoing uncertainty.
A Fine Gesture Free Legal Work By Parkes Solicitors
The Champion Post reports that Parkes solicitors offer free will and power of attorney services to soldiers going overseas. Forbes solicitors have long provided similar free services since the war began, though they never advertised it.
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Parkes
Forbes Solicitors
Forbes
R A F Raids London Amid Night Air Attacks
The R A F conducted raids on London with machine damage and no return. Reports say daylight was limited over Great Britain with enemy activity at night causing little damage. Officials warn residents to shelter in cellars as longer nights approach and reprisals are expected.
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London
R.A
Great Britain
East England
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Sandhurst
Margenson
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Forbes Pa, & HH. Association
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