Allied Planes Now Using Tadji Airfield
Allied combat aircraft and transport planes have landed on Tadji aerodrome Aitape. An RAAF works unit landed with American shock troops and prepared the fighter strip 42 hours after capture, with reconditioning 24 hours ahead of schedule. Royal Navy and American air forces support advancing Allied troops as operations push toward Japanese positions.
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Tadji
Aitape
RAAF
Ganeral
Tanamarsh Bay
Dis
Babron
Hullandia
Humboldt Bay
Follandig
Willandia
Shell
Steen
Simu
Falal
Raf Guside
Tommy
Baron
Little Wore
Sotlandia
Vilage
Gaturday
Tia
Mumbold J
Edo Rumique
Yunus
Tab Park
Te Jupenais
Wewak
Heaypet
Malian West AG
Hanon Bay
Dutch New Guise Liberator
Masling Witout
Fhbe
Midaog
Tinow
Alka
Matuil
Carolirves Varey Sree
Centra MyeAnihur Vlores
Qyrfelda
Fottanii
Sik AL Wade
BuWay
Lee
Hornbarney Wilke
Solemn Duty and Anzac Spirit Amid War Messages
A garbled wartime speech attributed to Australian leader Mr P M Forde laments casualties and urges enduring sacrifice. It frames national resolve against unemployment and technological fear, invoking Anzac ideals, victory over enemies, and the duty to protect prisoners of war and defend Australia’s future.
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P.M. Forde
Jysanny
Auetzuilueno
Emeche
Jada
Ceemany
Australia
Greece
New Quines
Mrordé
Mayes Bleu Virus Base and Local Names Mentioned
Fragmentary OCR lists diverse items including Mayes Bleu Virus Base and names like Mil Crowk Bik Bees and mulchan Mary BAwndune Wide. Reads as garbled catalog notes with unclear context or dates.
Retirement and war updates from Australian forces
Reports detail General Gordon Bennett proposing service in an operational theatre after retirement from the Third Australian Army Corps. The piece mentions his past role in Singapore, alliance with General Sir Thomas Blamey, and air and land actions in Melbourne and broader Australia. It also notes Allied moves in the Pacific, with Arthur and MacArthur references and intense fighting around coastal positions and air operations.
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Prati
Gordon Bermath
Kla
Australian Arma Corps
Rasurday
Singapore
Benet
Pualiton
Australie
Australia
Populatien
Benner
Meltourne
Ant Mont
Thomas Blamey
Bluey Jett Auscraida
oMolai Neckatyilon
Lisut
Bennett
Jewh
Unis
Annies Day Observance Draws Massive Crowds Worldwide
Crowds filled streets and public squares from Canberra to Melbourne for Anz Day services and remembrance ceremonies. Leaders and veterans attended despite weather, with large demonstrations and national moments of reflection featuring officials and armed forces representatives.
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Rismank
Annie Day
Mihaly
Hece
Ginerai
Witsor
Ost
Feieai
Bile
M. Foote
Bir
Leslie
Aldo Tapes
Apericos
Menit
Mason Kerr
Canberra
Lady Cowie
Gewnie
Tim
Alsée Taliress
Eaxsetvier
Mmlbourne
Brisshire
Wand
Baths
Aid Wella
Cell
Tryiain Jn
Alatyniin
Areic
Balibes
Russian Lull new victories amid weather and battles
Russian forces gain momentum as weather worsens and Allied lines face renewed pressure. German commanders report heavy fighting around Sebastopol and key Crimea areas while Luftwaffe air raids target supply hubs in Ukraine and nearby fronts. Moscow dispatches note shifting fronts and the Red Army concentrating on disrupted lines of communication as operations intensify.
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Cderman Gierens Nevin Fcertey
Sebastopol Ares
Bebantopoll
Crimea
Narva
Pakov Armas
Vitebth
Moscow
Tana
Ale
Red Air Force
Hla
Bebssopal
Lon
Fon
Mxin
Ladan
United Press
Dottaldes
Estonia
Ukraine
Red Army
Enjos
Two Queenslanders Awarded DFC in Melbourne
Two Queenslanders Mirlag Omer Aeith Willam Gale of Gladstone and Pat Oficer Charlee Wen fey Lanslarm were awarded the DFC in Melbourne Urlahome events. The BFC reports no awards and notes majorities in other operations.
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Melbourne
Mirlag Omer Aeith Willam Gale
Gladstone
Pat Oficer
Charlee Wen Fey Lanslarm
Urlahome
Dave Ween
BFC
Ampliteink
Aainuley Fa' Awe
Drakeord
Budsie
Thr United
Kisy Dom
Eyerat
Galt
Ithe Beate College
Warwick
Five Countries Bombed by Allied Bomber Command
London reports detail intensive air strikes by Bomber Command over Germany and adjacent sectors Monday night. Munich and Karlsruho were principal targets with fires spreading post attack. Dusseldorf faced Mosquito raids. Chambly near Paris bombed. mines laid in enemy waters. about 30 planes reported missing amid widespread operations across Germany and occupied regions.
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London
Karlaroho
Munich
Germany
Dusseldorf
Chambly
Paris
Frankfurt
India
Britain
Continent
Dover
Frenne
Aul Tegan
France
Belgium
Fleemayy
Yugotarle
Rumania
Ase
Chermoat
Brita
Ak Friedeiheharen
Tahjee
Tunty
Beleinde
Spain
Pirat
Boeing
Bcitnelare
Lake Constance
Podesta
Budapest
Afar
Bucharest
Ayatni
Yhyere
Uiteuus
Hinlam
Shyat
Devlin
Jusia Anid
Iin
Jang Ey
Ake Wesc
Aakack
Piertus Sopplea
Canberra Pact Outcomes On Allied War Talk In Canberra
Washington and Canberra discuss a pact to coordinate Allied security and postwar plans. Prime Minister Curtin stresses Australia and New Zealand population needs, defense roles, and cooperation with Britain and other Allies while Australian troops participate in preparations and the RAAF remains active.
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Washington
New Zealand
Australia
Australie
Great Britain
Curtin
Canberra
RAAF
Hermione
Holloniain
Unclear OCR sports notes with mixed topics
Fragmented text references teams and figures including Bruins and Ninth AyovEKeue aly Porye om Marlys alte tembest ratlwey, plus factory work and auto industry hints. Many garbled names and phrases hinder clear facts or events.
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Rene
Dunia
Urdeygstung
Honig
Asulay
Seth
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Sears Mint
Warwicn
Gordon Bennett
Apiee
Ube
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Npareye
Mie
Hr Kuope
Alénvey
Americahntantrymen
Cod
Cloup Serge
Criteal Sotumar
Manny
Orl Altea
Abid
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Hdm
Agata
Thake peseNt
Anne Tanherunboulie
Aml Mix
Firuire
Aipe
Mamillon
Tiraweoe
Canberra Pact
Johnsons
Stockholm
Eyebolts
Raat
Price
Briain
Bias
United
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