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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 21, 1941
Page
1
Special Jers Ladies Fine Wool Under Hose
Special jers ladies fine wool under hose for winter warmth. Ta fawn flesh tones, price per pair listed with multiple color options and fashion names. Describes full fashioning styles including mock and plain cashmere hose and winter wear shades.
Mild 1 1 Ribbed All Wool Cashmere Hose
Mild ribbed all wool cashmere hose offered in tan black and arab for school wear emphasizing superior quality and finish across color options.
Australians push toward Damascus amid desert battles
Allied forces report seven Damascus suburbs in Allied hands with full occupation hours away. Indian and French troops advance six miles into Damascus outskirts while Australian cavalry near Beirut. Merjiyun siege described as brutal with tanks and heavy fighting. Australians vow to push Vichy forces from the town within a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cairo
Damascus
Jerusalem
Beirut
el Quneitra
Merjiyun
Bate
Federal cabinet to consider new central manpower authority
Canberra report says on Monday the cabinet will discuss creating a central manpower authority to regulate non essential industry for wartime needs. It would implement labour diversion and ensure unemployment is minimized while defence production expands, using a new industrial census to track employment in non essential sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Holt
Monoplane Crash Kills Two RAAF Members At Point Cook
Two RAAF service flying students died when a single engine monoplane crashed near Morocco West, 23 miles southeast of Deniliquin. Flying Officer Maurice Garnett Woods and Leading Aircraftman William Thomas Nerphwsy, both young, were among the casualties in a cross country flight incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Point Cook
Morocco West
Deniliquin
Maurice Garnett Woods
William Thomas Nerphwsy
Bandige
War Preparations a Gigantic Bluff Unclear Crisis Signals
London reports and Berlin dispatches describe a fog of war rumors as Russia Germany tensions rise and observers dispute the scale of mobilization. Moscow denies crisis indications while Ankara notes no German or Romanian demands, and Finnish warnings stress risk to peace amid mobilization and traffic controls.
Menzies to boost Federal Cabinet to fourteen members
Prime Minister Menzies plans to raise the number of full Ministers in the Federal Cabinet from 12 to 14 next week. He may appoint one or two additional ministers and will likely end honorary Ministers role, replacing them with Parliamentary Under Secretaries. Cabinet stays at 14 members even with reforms, aiming for a smaller, swifter administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Mr. Menzies
Menzies
Country Party
A. W. Fadden
Four Air Force members killed as NSW and Victoria crashes
Melbourne reports seven Air Force fatalities and four injuries from four crashes across New South Wales and Victoria. Names include Flying Officer William Wynward Adrian and Acting Flight Lieutenant Alan Murchison. One Queenslander died. two others injured. Crashes near Wagga and Cootamundra with two survivors per plane and multiple scorers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force
Melbourne
New South Wales
Victorias
Wiliam Wynward Adrian
Brisbane
Henry John Carter
Horace Reginald Williams
Wagga
Cootamundra
Alan Murchson
Melross
S.A
Henry James Phipps
Chatswood
Sydney
Norman Rogers
Marrickville
Reginald Harold Dick
Bethanig
Gordon Archibal? Roberts
Edgecliff
Adrian
W. G
Mackay
U.N. Bank
North
Meles
Mackey
J. H. Adrian
Macal- Ister-street
E H. Hawkins
Yalbooroo
A. Mentor
Sarina
Radio Locator Service For Australia
Canberra reports describe technicians being enlisted in Australia to form the radio locator service using local equipment Britain’s secret weapon was disclosed recently in London and Australia New Zealand are building the locator apparatus Few outside the inner circle know of local plants Germany’s main striking force is tied to East Prussian Polish and Romanian fronts Hitler and Batalin face uncertain peace or war Tokyo bans references to Russo German friction and Moscow signals hint at possible developments involving Russia and Germany frontier reports mention incidents on the Bessarabian border with intrigue by negotiators
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foim
Jezzin
Jensin
Vichy
U.S
Daily Mall
Madrid
United States
Visby
Syria
Leahy
Marshal Petain
Germany
Britain
French Guiana
French West Indies
Dakar
Casablanca
Times Istanbul
Turkey
Jefe
Haltier
Russia
Bromanian
Daily
Mal
Bucharest
Romania
Bucha-rest
Kuwais
Finland
Arepara i
Helsinki
Helsingin
Anomat
Pinland
League of Powers
Uhelsinki
Uusi Suomi
The
Times
Cenmans Ar
Canberra
Australia
Fusela
Hitler
Batalin
Evening Standard
London
Japan
Tokio
Unite Press
Rusia Mather
Berlin
Rusia
United Press
Moscow
Moscow Radio
Waltors
RAF Planes Raid Germany For Ninth Night In Row
The RAF raided Germany last night for the ninth night in succession, targeting Cologne and Dusseldorf with bombs dropped at widely separated points. Two RAF aircraft are missing. There was hostile activity over Britain. A few casualties and some damage were reported while operations continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
RAF
Germany
Cologne
Dusseldorf
Air Ministry
Britain
Australian Built Tanks Move Toward Mass Production
The Army Minister announced 1200 Cadillac engines were secured from America to power Australian built tanks. Engines were chosen after expert consolidation and will speed up local tank manufacture. Cabinet ordered faster local plans and the government has secured nearly 200 complete tanks from America to bridge the gap until domestic tanks are ready. Hundreds are needed for the new armoured division being formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Army
P. C. Spender
America
Secon
Cabinet
Axis Ships Requisitioned Under New Law Taken
Washington reports the Maritime Commission has seized the Italian freighter Claro, the first Axis vessel requisitioned under the new law. The move signals intensified wartime control of enemy shipping and underscores orders affecting Mediterranean trade routes and U S supply lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maritime Commission
Claro
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Pigott
Price Also
Patr
Ea A
Price
Co, Pty. Ltd
Queensland
Merjiy
Meriyun
Tion
Touch OF
Gallipos
Queensland Battalion
Gallipoli
Jdan
R.A.A.F
Ankara
Rumania
Mlesponsibig
Bosnia
W.B.C
Ankareays
Lomion
Marshal Lise
Poland
Balkans
Marshal Liszt
Liszt
Leningrad
Fused
N.S.W
Victoria
Woodhill
Graham
Plo
Cripps
Rogers
Carabost
Johnsons
Finin Hey
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