Flax Drive Aims to Boost Allied War Efforts in Australia
Cabinet approves raising flax acreage by 12 000 acres to 20 000 across Australia to supply fibre for British government and civil defence needs. Advisory committee led by J A V Stevenson will oversee planting. state agriculture departments to provide machinery and oversee operation. Messages urge farms to increase production and efficiency.
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British Empire urges full effort despite late hour
A London accountant faced a forty shilling fine after failing an invbibriation test revealing he could not manage his trial balance. The message stressed every hoar belongs to the Empire and urged calm under pressure as Britain relies on all resources to win the war.
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Armistice Signed by France in Compiegne Forest
Paris and London report that Germany and France signed another armistice in the Compiegne forest at 1.50 pm German time, same car as 1918, with terms not published. British plans to finance French colonial troops and mixed reaction within the French government noted amid talks with Italy. Churchill warned France faces German and Italian diktats while some ministers push continued resistance by sea and air.
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Standstill in French fighting amid conflicting reports
The Bordeaux accorded news cites a near halt in French fighting while French Radio says a desperate struggle continues against German advances. A Washington dispatch notes chatter that Britain seized the German navy and that France may have blown two battleships at Brest, but no confirmation exists.
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Churchill warns terms endanger France and empire
London reports Prime Minister Churchill says the terms accepted by the Borleang government would put France and its empire at the mercy of German dictatorship. He urges French people outside enemy control to aid Britain in defeating the common foe. General de Gaulle appeals in London for organized French resistance under his leadership.
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Ancient Per Temple Begun Three Thousand Years Ago
An explorer notes a temple in Per began three thousand years ago that was never finished. He observes that such projects lacked bazaars or similar features in those days.
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