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10 Feb 1941
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 10, 1941
Page
1
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British Prime Minister Churchill assessed recent war months in a broadcast noting resilience against two dictators and predicting victories in Italian Africa. He praised Allied leadership under General Wavell and others, while warning London and cities to brace for continued bombing and crime trends. The report highlights Allied successes breaking Italian rule in Africa and calls for unity with Greece, Bulgaria, and the Balkan states amid ongoing global conflict.
A London dispatch reports a British naval bombardment against Malan bases in the Gulf of Genes. Over 300 tons of shells and incendiaries were dropped by naval planes aided by carriers Ark Royal Shefield Malaya and others under Vice Admiral Sir James. Ansaldo electric works boiler works and main power station suffered heavy damage with large fires set.
A mass evacuation plan for Japanese women and children from New York is slated for March, with families and bankers leaving by the Tatsuta Maru to San Francisco and by the Nitta Maru on April 11. Docks, warehouses, harbor works, oil tanks, and ships were repeatedly hit in bombing raids, with incendiaries and bombs delivered by naval aircraft targeting refineries and nearby facilities.
An Air Ministry communique says a small British bomber force attacked Mannheim industrial targets despite unfavourable weather. Eagle bombers also hit Rotterdam while Coastal Command aircraft sought supply ships off the coast. One British aircraft failed to return from these missions.
Fragmented OCR text hints at a political crisis discussion among ministers and state officials. It references a sudden crisis before a forthcoming election and mentions war effort, possible referendum, and plans around a May election date.
In Vichy on Sunday the official notice announced that Vice Premier and Foreign Minister Flandin has resigned. The move follows long speculation about his role. authorities have not named a successor and the government signals stability as war affairs continue.
A mangled OCR tale from Melbourne references a priest accused of attacking or confronting communist sympathizers. Readable names and exact details are obscured, but the prompt preserves a local conflict tone and mentions a religious figure in a political clash.
A state pronouncement announced last night that a new Topo fon motorshint Uranke of the Mor aotutwh Mail Line had been handed to the British Dis ermiment as a hospital ship for Australian and Severaland Lrep.
Sudden death of Mr J E Clark noted in brief report from the Valleyford area. The incident occurred over the weekend with details limited to the event and timing as reported by local authorities.
Mr Holloway MP addressed a pre meeting of Arms Explosives and Munition Workers Federation members in Melbourne. He said Australian workers back the government’s war effort and will oppose fascism and Nazism, but will not tolerate any breakdown of living conditions.
A London dispatch reports continued Allied pressure on Italian positions from Keren to Asmara with heavy British artillery and air attacks. RAF communiques note advances near Benghazi, Aghedla, and Agordat, with Italian forces suffering losses and aircraft destroyed while pursuing retreating troops through Abyssinia and Eritrea.
The HMS Sydney returns to Watsons Bay near midnight following nearly a year at sea and numerous battles with the enemy. Crew members display hearty welcomes and rainbows of flags while wives and mothers wave, celebrating the ship’s safe harbor.
Sydney report shows Adotion Browdessting Commission General Manager W Bearny replying to a state member about ABC favoring foreign artists. He says more than one percent of funding last year supported talented Australian creators and that ABC supports new Australian talent and projects.
Sydney reports the Australian Wheat Board export quotations with bulk law terms and bagged parcels noted. The brief item records price guidance for wheat futures and physical shipment terms, reflecting market mood and regional supply expectations.
The state lottery draw announced winners with first prize number D1020 to Jame Milne of Randwick post office Vaucuse second prize number 1 APFOR ayndicule Douglas Martin of Randwick, third prize 12 602 to R Flay of Mort Street Katoomba, fourth prize 73534 Burgaina syd A J Nebon GP.O. Byd ney Lovers. A draw will occur Friday morning.
Wing-Commander J Crocker of RAP New Zealand states no fatal RNZAF accidents stem from mechanical faults since the war began. An analysis shows a minority of serious air force losses are traceable to mechanical failures, with human error in maintenance identified as the primary cause in most cases.
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