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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1941
Page
1
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British bombers struck Cologne, Dusseldorf, and Kiel with heavy raids across western Germany, with the German News Agency admitting "heavy damage" at several points. RAF daylight sweeps over northern France reportedly destroyed nine enemy fighters and left two British planes lost.
Canberra reports a completed lease for a permanent Tokyo legation building to house the Australian and Chinese legations, signaling renewed confidence between Australia and Japan. The Polish minister’s former Tokyo residence will host both legations, with occupation to begin immediately. The Japanese envoy in Canberra says Japan plans permanent legation buildings in Canberra soon.
Canberra reports that at least six and probably seven parliamentary committees of inquiry will be appointed next week to share war administration tasks with the Government. The committees will have power to launch inquiries and take evidence on matters referred to them and will submit reports to guide Parliament in debating war effort aspects.
Brisbane report says A L F recruiting will be decentralised with full executive power for state committees. The drive aims for a 1500-strong quota by June. Volunteers in Brakta new-day totalled, with 18 accepted.
Mr Tehli dismissed an "only a rum our" report that Japan was attempting to mediate in the conflict. He said he.
Brisbane report notes 28 Queenslanders back from the Middle East urge greater home-front effort. Quotes praise from H. O Farrell Sarina on supplying ALF with better equipment. Describes Benghazi relief and tensions with Libyan natives, and comments on German readiness and modern warfare.
Canberra reports indicate the government may delay enacting plans to outlaw strikes for the remainder of the war. A bill to amend the Arbitration Act was noted in the House, facing strong Labour and Opposition opposition. Prime Minister Menzies said the bill would be introduced before recess but likely shelved until the Budget session.
Major-General H. Wynter is named to oversee operational and war training for troops in the Eastern Command. He says he is delighted, feeling fit, and ready to return to Army work after recuperating in Brisbane following a return from Belgium.
Tokio emergency conference signals Japan cannot clarify policy yet but mass press notes sympathy for Germany and hints at a more planned foreign trade stance. Emperor grants audience to Prince Konoye while Matsuoka meets Italian and Soviet ambassadors as papers call for self sufficiency within the yen bloc.
Senate reveals set up of country centre committees to hear motor owner hardship appeals on petrol rationing. Rural applicants can seek extra supplies, especially those far from railheads relying on vehicles for essentials. Japanese stance shifts amid wartime talks as London reports orders for residents to leave Moscow.
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