Allies Warn Italy to Surrender or Face More Bombing
London reports Allied warning to Rome that Mussolini’s ouster does not end the war and heavy bombing would resume unless Italy unconditionally surrenders. Rumors claim Hitler warned Badoglio, German troops occupy Cannes, and Italians seek peace terms with Eisenhower, while Finland keeps Karelia.
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Finland Seeks Peace Amid Karelia Compromise Talks
London dispatch reports The Aften Tidningen of Stockholm says Finland seeks peace talks and a possible cession of the Karelia Isthmus. The note frames Sweden as a conduit, with Swedish outlets confirming Finland’s openness to settlement terms.
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Allied forces land on Kiaka Taland in Aleutians
Vichy Radio reports US troops have landed at Kiaka Taland, a Japanese base in the Aleutians. Navy officials say American forces conducted bombardment inland while Japanese batteries offered no strong resistance.
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Disorder and German Troop Moves in Occupied Greece
Disorder spreads as Italians depart Greece leaving Germany to restore order. Germany seeks Bulgarian aid while a German column near Agrinion is reportedly annihilated by guerillas.
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Soldiers Join The People Revolt Expands Across Italy
London dispatch reports a growing revolution with Milan and other cities in turmoil. Demostratars storm the Cerberi Swot and release political prisoners as troops refuse orders and side with civilians. An officer who opened fire was beaten. protests spread to Rome Naples and Florence as worshippers fill city streets.
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Soldiers Worship at Central Mission Sermon Echoes Courage Faith
A battlefield chapel service at Central Mission united Australian servicemen led by Padre Rawlins of the AIF. He urged steadfast Christian courage amid war, praising Churchill and Roosevelt and honoring New Guinea veterans. The service included hymns and solos by C Frederick and Hugh Burnard as the men reflected on duty and sacrifice.
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Man Injured After Bicycle Collision Near Commonwealth Lab
Edwin Howard Barnes, 4 Senate Road, was struck on Alexander Street by a motor car about 10:25 on Saturday night. He suffered head and leg injuries and was taken to Pirie Hospital for treatment. Police seek witnesses and the two men who assisted him. Barnes’ injuries are not serious and he has returned home.
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£6,350 Backed Miss Red Cross In Charity Drive
In a regional fundraising drive £6,350 was raised for the Miss Red Cross appeal, with a large final sum announced Saturday night. Officials praised the advisory committee and listed numerous donations from local groups and unions, noting per capita aims place the town among top contributors overall.
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Labor Hope Hinges on Narrow Win in Federal Vote
Deputy Labor leader Mr Lacey spoke in support of Labor candidates in the Federal section urging strong local effort. He argued for a large House of Representatives majority to push Labor policies, defending Curtin government social measures and warning against alliances with non-Labor parties.
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Pirie Hospital Discharges And Local Activities
Several patients were discharged from Pirie Hospital after varying stays in the medical and surgical wards. Names include Mr W E Martens, Mr J Crotty, Mr W Clarke, Mr Lionel Gray, Mr Mezzino, and Mr T W Bradlman. A Solomon Town player, R Hewett, sustained a back injury in football and was admitted to hospital. A trophy for best Solomon Town player, donated by Mrs Siewman, was awarded. Six St Vincent de Paul Society members visited Pirie to discuss starting a local youth movement. they returned to Adelaide. Local political and union activities included visits by Mr A W Lacey and discussions with unionists.
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Willing workers rally for Memorial Park beautification drive
Volunteers plus Broken Hill Associated Smelters and local firms carted and spread over 150 tons of soil in Memorial Park and the new children’s playground near Ellen Street. The effort drew dozens of workers and families, with hot saveloys and refreshments provided, as planners envision an ongoing citywide beautification program anchored by community involvement.
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Aloe
Red Cross Appeal Totals Acknowledged in Week’s Count
A Red Cross appeal summary shows Frey acknowledged and a total of 6416 pounds collected. The report notes a weekly tally with donations from the Hakers’ committee and a nine day window ending with total funds raised.
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