Vicious resistance and clashes in Bougainville and Timor
Melbourne dispatch reports heavy Japanese resistance on Bougainville as Second Australian Corps fronts near Porton Plantation and Kaigan Wewak areas. Australian and New Zealand air forces supported raids while Brigades faced stubborn defense, with casualties and high Japanese losses.
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Matchin Bay
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Hari River
Buln
Tepéru
Har
Dove Bay
Wewak- Tni
Maprik-Yamil
Yamil
Ballef
Oon Tarakan
Bansal
Army Department
Ara
Orir
Eisenhower Receives Freedom of the City of London
General Dwight D. Eisenhower is honored with London’s Freedom as crowds of more than 40,000 line the streets and gather at Guildhall. He declares kinship with Londoners and praises Allied efforts and shared values amid war and victory.
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Guildhall
Japan
General Eisenhower
United Nations
Australians make good progress in Borneo
Australian forces land at Brunei Bay and Labuan Island pushing inland with naval gunfire and air cover. 209 ships transport troops as General MacArthur and allied commanders inspect the operation. early gains include Brooketon village seized within 20 minutes and Labuan Harbour captured within an hour.
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Dutch Borneo
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Brunei Bay
British Borneo
Victoria Town
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Pacific
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Maura Taland
Victoria Harbour
Labuan Island
Brunei Peninsula
Brunei
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Borneo
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el Alamein
MacArthur
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Morshend
Bostock
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Brookrion
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Seria
Singapore
West
Hong Kong
Asiatic
Britain
South China Sea
Dutch East Indies
Celebes
Moluccas
Western Pacific
Seriwak
Tarskan
Maura Island
John Percival
General MacArthur
Morshead
Lismore Floods Cause Record Rise and Wide Devastation
A 37 ft rise in the Richmond River caused the worst flood on record in the area. Two thousand homes flooded, 8000 people homeless, and Lismore cut off as South and North Lismore submerged. Rescue squads evacuated refugees while planes dropped food and medical supplies.
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Fas
Sydney
Bruno Bana
St Patrick'’s College
Manly
Fairy Bower
Pairy Bower
Petrol Restrictions Eased Hint Acknowledged in Parliament
In Canberra the House of Representatives heard Mir Beasey indicate petrol restrictions might be eased as the war situation worsens. Beasey said tanker losses to Australia had not been as dire as feared, suggesting a more favorable look at the issue in the near term.
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House of Representatives
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Powelan
Has Killed 14 LON GON Parks in July Homicide
A drunk man attacked with a rifle killed 14 people in a city street. The assailant, described as intoxicated and armed, fled but was later identified as a local resident. Police investigations continue as authorities determine motive and exact circumstances of the deadly incident.
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Mt Point Alaaix
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