Japan to Lend Warships to Germany Reported
An unconfirmed dispatch from Washington claims Japan may lend ships to Germany to attack British shipping in the Pacific and Indian Oceans. The report suggests Japan seeks to aid Germany despite Russia neutrality moves, seen as a boost for Prime Minister Konoye amid cabinet strains. Western observers, including Walter Duranty, question timing and missing assurances about future alliances.
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Montreal
Overseas Maws Agency
Washington
Japan
Waranipa
Germany
Pacific
Russia
Atap
Red Ses
Alliance
Tokio
Walter Duranty
Buno Japansee
Matsnoks
Konoye
Br. Duranty
Commonwealth Loan to be Floated Immediately
Britain’s report outlines a £25 million Commonwealth loan to fund war and public works in Australia. It details terms, repayment, and tax conditions, with plans to raise £10 million via London transfers and local bank support to back overseas war costs.
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Australia
Canberea
Ranali
Amano
Anetraiy
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Une
Aeteal
Commonwealth Bank
London
Menace To The Empire United War Warnings From Canberra
Acting Prime Minister Peddeny urged full mobilization as new war developments in Africa and the Pacific threaten the empire. He warned that decisive measures must be taken in every avenue of war and that repercussions will be felt across Australia and allied forces. The war council anticipates crucial coins and strategies shaping the Pacific and North Africa theaters.
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Turaway
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Malkands
Mumia
Japan
Wight ‘Wave Prals
Pacific
Peddeny
Adf
Hadden
Padian
Aioe
Man-Power Survey Blocked by State Officials
Canberra report notes refusal by State Premiers to permit the Federal Man-Power Survey Committee to take evidence from state officers or employees. The conference endorsed NSW Premier’s demand that the committee obtain forms or information only through ministers, delaying crucial data on unemployment measures.
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Canberra
Toraday
Prd
Eral
Prejena
Sean Cowell
Deriain
Brest Raid Brings Night Bombing Over Britain
London reports a seventh raid on Brest by strong Luftwaffe bomber force targeting the harbor and cruisers Scharnhorst and Gneisenau. Allied fighters and flak shot at the attackers with uncertain hits while British defenses saw limited overall enemy activity. Bombs fell on the northeast coast and south England with minor damage and some alerts across the country.
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London
Brest
Scharnhorst
Goelsaan
Barat
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Vome
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Euations Town
Euaing
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Tataners Qulrey
Greek Albanian Front Report Highlights Heavy Fighting
A British-Greek communique says German mechanized thrusts on the Albanian front were repulsed with no contact. Reports from Yugoslavia claim Yugoslav forces threaten or recapture towns as Allied lines hold in Greece and southern Yugoslavia. The Greek army withdraws from Koritsa region amid a shifting frontline as British reinforcements arrive and weather remains bitterly cold.
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Greece
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