Dutch Reply To Japan on East Indies Trade Demands
Dutch officials report that Batavia negotiators expect a formal reply to Japan's requests for the East Indies. Talks aim to determine if Japan can curb war material needs while the Netherlands seeks continued access to rubber, copper, quinine, and other strategic supplies. a broader settlement remains uncertain as negotiations proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Percivel
Batavia
Vag
Mook
Methland East Indies
Wamcerow
Foshimus
Wendie
Dudetl
Tokia
Beat Indies
Tgearte Jepan
Wen Marincey
Metherlanda
Coantag
Wren
Toshisawa
Japan
Mr. Yeutterwa
Tates
Indies
Jagan Aball
Thalland
Indo-China
Thailand
Germany
Small Families and Nervousness in Children
The article discusses rising nervousness in children over 90 years, linking it to parental anxiety and overprotective care. It quotes Dr. Clefeante on mothers' increased knowledge about child care yet persistent complaints among parents and preschool nutritional concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cle~feante
Escape From Greece Ends With 300 Men Safe
An Australian battalion commander led 300 troops through a perilous retreat around Olympes to Evia after heavy German pursuit in Crete. The party hid under scrub and used villages for aid, aided by locals who fed, guided, and blessed them. They faced patrols, near misses with German vehicles, and a perilous three day sea crossing before reaching safety, with grim shortages and a dramatic narrow escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Munaxy
Kirin
Olympes
Reulex Gorge
Aly Lary
Stone
ASF
Middle East
Crecer
Uist
Lite
Bksron
Wuit
Return of Mr Menzies to London as Prime Minister
Labour War Council members in Canberra urge Mr Menzies to return to Britain as Prime Minister to avoid prolonged absence. They call for him to resign the post if he must lead Australia’s war cabinet from Britain, seeking domestic stability and timely governance. The issue to be discussed at the War Advisory Council meeting in Melbourne on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Menzies
London
P.M
Canberra
Labour
Menzies
Commonwealth
Prine
Manales
Australia
Austria
Britain
Otrers
Australa
Menales
LeQour
Wer Advisory ‘Council
Melbasimne
Mepride
Mt Sjoula
Nealtale
Prevent
Petrol Rationing Plan Clarified by Minister
Melbourne news reports misstate July adjustments to petrol allowances. Minister for Supply and Developments Benator McPride issues statement denying imminent large cuts. He says no government can impose further restrictions beyond current wartime measures, despite local shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Twesday
Benator McPride
Bualfem and Bealress
Government urges national savings drive to fund war
Government advisers back a broad intensive savings push as a budget supplement. A national appeal to cut personal and domestic spending will fund war bonds and loans, with tighter controls on imports, home industry output, and enforcement of investment rules, aiming to redirect funds to the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canbemna
Paler
Inter
Britain
Nestrest
Australia Aims Broad War Policy Revision This Week
Canberra reports National War Policy Ministry plans a radical rewrite of war policy to gain broad party acceptance and avoid political division during the crisis. The framework may be submitted by the Advisory War Council shortly, with potential support from Sir Earle Page if Mr. Menzies travels to London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Australia
Advisory War Council
Menzies
London
Earle Page
Planting Secrets for Higher Yields and Profits
An odd editorial-like snippet touts increased profits through selective seeds and tools. It mentions oats with Augerlan and Mortgage Lifter, and items labeled Belan Pulgsiums Mugs Con Bowdlek Woomba, along with numbers 50 and 27 tied to phones. The piece reads as a fragmented, marketing style notice.
Ambiguous voyage fragment with crew notes and ships
Fragmentary diary style notes recount a voyage with blankets on a dock and planes overhead. Mentions Australians and New Zealanders aboard, crew members, a boat crewed to a center, and references to ships near an island chain. Sparse, uncertain details and location names are present.
Three Soldiers Arrested In Rockhampton Car Incident
Three soldiers were arrested and charged with unlawfully using a car. They were to appear in court tomorrow. Chaplain Bartholomew Frawley, from Archerfield aerodrome, reported the car missing near Ipswich about 4 40 pm. Detectives followed a clue near the Queen Mile Hotel, but the vehicle moved toward Amberley. A pursuit occurred at 09 miles an hour, and the car rammed a post and capsized near Amberley Air Force Base, causing injuries to one occupant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eather Bartholomew Frawley
Archerfield
Ipswich
Rocke
Tomnlinson
Roach
Que Mile
Amberley
Milan
Tragedy in Aydeny Stabbing and Shipboard Death Probe
A stabbing tragedy in Aydeny tops a report about Leo Baker a 1201 able seaman found dead aboard a ship. Royal New Zealand detective constable Aldridge describes Baker’s killing and the shipboard investigation naming witnesses and movements aboard the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aydney
Demutler
Leo
Thomas Baker
Alam Danies Walziel
Simon
Daléietl
Aakers Etwal
Baker
Aldridge
Daset
Lay
Mumber
Saldlorh
Daietold
Dasell
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East Indies
Pabst
Ohmhl
el Kast Tien
Ned
Ree Senet Ters
Greece
A.lf
Ram Tendeth Siersor Meinl Aue Ealisiy
Thermopiyas
Bila
Larissa
Volos
Vataurtic
Allo
Ialand
Evia
Dernwu
Uvenn
Gerevan
LMS
Cornwall
Cape Town
Mundsy—patable
Indian Ocean
Chalter Corona
Abe Taldar
Rader
Fee Tore
Nua
Financial Advisers
Arsen Anomhr
Inne
Cireece
Norweguant
Sprwich
Rocaday
Aller
Alice Chase
Ure
Wll
Tomorow
Seaman
Raglan Ct
Voictss
Exclusive Tailors and Mercees
Palmelin Street
Warwick
Hutawai Tank
Arsin Taal
Prancs Baki
Take Hutawet
Ackache Wachey
Gitorai
Hutuwai
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