Australia Cables Churchill and Roosevelt on War News
Australian Prime Minister Curtin directly cables Churchill and Roosevelt about war education news, a first for a Dominion government bypassing British channels. Restrictions on bus and tram service aim to conserve vehicles and fuel in Sydney and other areas.
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Fierce Allied and Japanese Actions Across Pacific Theater
Reports from London describe intensified air and naval clashes in the Pacific. American bombers attack Japanese transports while Dutch submarines hunt, and a tanker is sunk. In the Philippines and Malaya heavy fighting continues as American Filipino forces push back. Burma may be next, with Chiang Kai-shek rushing Chinese troops to reinforce British lines. Japanese raids injure pilots and civilians, with Rangoon reports of bombings and heavy losses on both sides.
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British sub activity at Benghazi widens Libyan war
British submarines destroy six more enemy transports or supply ships in the Mediter ranean including a damaged lime ship beached by salvage attempts. British forces pressure Rommel as Libyan advance threatens a stand near Benghazi while mobile columns cut off routes to Tripoli.
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Holiday Ban Ignored by Thousands in Melbourne
Thousands of Victorian workers plan to flout the federal Christmas holiday ban from December 27 to 31. The boot industry sees over 4000 employees halting work, with many resigning to seek re employment after holidays. The Broken Hill Barrier Industrial Council directs shopworkers to take holidays, challenging government rules. Minister Ward said deposits paid for holidays would be refunded.
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Hitler's action sparks fear of army party rift in Europe
Swiss diplomats warn dismissing Marshal von Brauchitsch could begin a breakup between the German army and the Nazi party. A New York Times correspondent cites Berne sources predicting a party shift from military authority, with Russia watching for broader German air buildup and troop moves near France as Hitler may divert from Russia to other theaters.
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Hong Kong Resistance Reported as Canadian Leaders Die
Messages indicate Hong Kong still resists as Canadian Commander Brigadier Lawson and second in command Brigadier Henderson die. Lawson, former Hutson Bay Company teacher, led Canadian forces in the dust war after England departure. Canadian casualties in Hong Kong described as heavy amid continuous attacks and Allied defenses claim some Japanese landings repelled.
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Pope's Worldwide Broadcast Set for 10 P M GMT
From Vatican City the Pope will deliver a world broadcast at 10 p m British summer time Wednesday with translation available later in several languages. The event will be transmitted to Sydney and other locales.
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Vatican City
Sydney
Shipping Conference Opens in Canberra
The Prime Minister opened a Shipping Conference in Canberra to keep ships moving and prevent wharf disruption. Attending were Minister for Supply Beasley Minister for Commerce Scully and Attorney-General Evan, among others.
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Churchill Roosevelt Conference Focuses on Allied Strategy
Washington reports outline six military problems to dominate talks between Roosevelt and Churchill. Topics include Russian cooperation, defending French bases, preventing Axis drives, reinforcing Libya, aiding Russia against a spring German push, and establishing a unified Allied command and supply ministry.
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The Landen Post Reports Changed Tone in Speeches
The Landen Post notes a shift in tone in recent speeches by Willer and drockbels, claiming they reveal their lies. It claims German and Russian actions are exposed and calls for a change in public support as the invincibility myth fades.
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Prime Minister to Spend Quiet Christmas in Canberra
Prime Minister and Cabinet members prepare for a restrained holiday as Lynde MeL deparimenial tater and others stay in Canberra. Christine Dy sighted in Canberra while Mrs Curtin remains in the capital with Pegi A, a trainee, continuing duties.
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Train Derailment Narrow Escape Near Blasner
In Sydney on Wednesday a passenger train derailed on the line near Blasner. Two railwaymen were injured and 37 passengers narrowly escaped disaster as one carriage dangled about fifteen feet over an embankment.
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Maize Growers Must Register by Monday
Sydney report says maize growers who want to vote in the forthcoming Maize Poll must register by Monday. The poll will be taken on February 6.
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Sydney
Obituary: John Joseph Moore 63 at District Hospital
The death occurred at the District Hospital yesterday morning of Mr. John Joseph Moore aged 63. The interment took place yesterday afternoon in the local cemetery section with Very Rev. Dean ONeill officiating. Funeral arrangements were announced.
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