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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 04, 1941
Page
1
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Dispatches from Alexandria recount four days of near suicidal operations as British ships and the Fleet Air Arm evacuated thousands from Crete under German dive bombing. An Australian cruiser captain praised rapid embarkations while destroyers ferried men from quayside amid heavy enemy air attacks and ship damage.
Reports describe alleged German atrocity scenes during Crete evacuation with bodies found in a harbor and eyes gouged. Female bands wore German uniforms to ambush, while ships battled air attacks and bombings. Captain cites Perth carrying 1200 troops and boarding operations amid heavy bombardment as crews saved most aboard.
A dramatic port scene captures sailors and troops returning from Crete. Australians, New Zealanders, and British forces stride ashore, despite fatigue and grime, their spirits high as cheering crowds and sirens greet the convoy. Officers maintain order as trains and transports await, signaling renewed resolve after the long ordeal.
Fragmented report notes Darlan cooperation with Germany and undeclared war aims against Britain. It mentions Paris and French actions in Germany occupied zones, naval stations, and potential production shifts. The Daily Mail correspondent cites Admiral Daciani advocating policy to sway U.S. opinion and warns of a near-term decision within 45 hours amid mixed signals.
A garbled OCR fragment reflects a wartime tribute tone praising Australian and New Zealand forces. The text shifts to critique of modern manhood as decadent and notes admiration for courage and sacrifice, singling out Denoura to the Mghters theme in a disjointed historical clipping.
Nicosia reports a tense situation with older residents and children moving to inland towns while women and children seek the mainland. Cyprus authorities impose penalties for looting and spread of alarmist reports, and grant sweeping commandeering powers. officials critique German actions and note possible incursions from the Dodecanese and Byrie. London relays German arrivals in Byrie and Vichy Syria proclaims siege measures, with communications between Syria and Egypt reportedly suspended for five days. An Ankara AP correspondent says German ununiformed infantry disembarked at Lataie from coastal freighters in May.
Brisbane joins national effort as Army Minister Mr Spender calls for rapid recruitment to sustain overseas forces and civil defence. Mobile Motor Unit tours Brisbane Valley to boost ALF enlistment with visits to Somerset Burn, Gimple, Maryborough, Bundaberg and Central Queensland centers. Recruitment steady with 22 of 38 volunteers accepted. weekly total rises to 7d.
The Times diplomatic correspondent notes a high level talk between Hitler and Mussolini. Key attendees included Bormann and Dr. Dietrich, with France seen as the central issue. Mussolini reportedly accepted limits on Italian support if France does not press rivals.
In Melbourne on Thursday Army Minister Spender said no statement would be issued yet on Australian casualties. He noted Major General Bismey had sent details from Crete and that Spender would forward full information to Major-General Mitmey as soon as possible.
The Governor General Lord Gowrie sent a message to Major General Frey praising the efforts of the armed forces in Crete. He commended the leadership under Frey and the gallant Creek allies for their courage and tenacity, noting their actions as a bright page in empire history and the annals of defending forces.
Amblebane officials warn petrol licence traffickers of prosecution. The board vows action to curb illegal licensing and protect consumers, signaling firm crackdown and possible future measures by Ligald Past Control Board.
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