Germans Admit Evacuation of Viazma Proved Costly
War brief reports costly German evacuation at Viazma with five st bers machines destroyed and heavy Allied air action over Oro Bay. Japanese losses described, raids intercepted by XillyAwks and Lightning formations, with several enemy bombers and fighters brought down. North Western and North Eastern sectors note ongoing combat in the northwest and Guinea areas, with heavy air forces engaging and damaging enemy raids at multiple targets.
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Oro Bay
Mucheinius
Britain
Rabau
Latuans
WEN
Viekern
Ghiedmn
Gelinas
Briish
United Press
Laptare
Raiiwas
Mulfcicy
Orel
Moscow
Elianay Ngattan
Asharkay
Orin
Exala
Pegi
Fielline
Elléek Aller
Cine Punt
Savincea
Byeheykn
Ivalilaten
Yocailtiea
Angeefevak
Nyro
AON
Remy
Wooana
Kubin
Dalzley
Excupiec
Tocalitek
Parliament Mesta March 24 Brisbanes Mareti Meeting
Parliament meets on Mareti a4 for a four week session. House business centers on a Trust Fund for postwar development and ongoing projects, with a party opposition plan to mock the process before the assembly convenes.
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Brisbane
Bate
Aupmtwlon
Nationalisation Calls Raise Coal Industry War Debate
In the House of Representatives Minister for Labour Mr. B J Ward urged coal nationalisation and the creation of producer representation committees. He attacked government handling of industrial disputes, while Opposition leaders denounced delays and urged action to protect Australia’s war effort. The debate extended beyond two hours with a government extension, reflecting heightened tensions in mining and labor policy.
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Cantenula
House of Representatives
Labaue
B. J. Ward
Ald Itci
Ward
1Mr
A.W. Paicen
Howse
Australia
Sonkempt
Thal
Texas
Curtin Ha
Ffulm
Wardauld
MF. Fadaen
Labour
Minera
Bareniti
Snr
Naib
Melt
Poltien
Winoref Abe Shin
Stanton
Heavy Toll in Fighting Near Mareth Line
Allied forces press near Mareth Line as fighting continues at Kaur Rhelel in southern Tunisia. British First Army conducts counterattacks in Ged Jenane area, reportedly inflicting heavy losses on enemy transports and tanks. Montgomery warns Tunisian campaign will be severe and decisive, with preparations to launch a powerful offensive when ready.
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London
Tanisia
Kaur Rhelel
Mareth Line
Ged Jenane
Mentow Radio
Montgomery
Tast
Wild
Tunishe
Migseies
Hetotun
Pie Blain
Algiers
Tun- Lim
Jenane
Neavy Pewbery
el Alouinn
Wralissent
Tunis
Alreradl
Alouine
Quisa
Imore
Santrel
United Pres
Rommel
Sur [Iline
Bia Hight
Hells
Iitine
Marpth
United Press
Eit Jenane
Wiedrom Beit Jenane
Arenstaat
Reuler
Tose Ane
Alglere Rao
Cleo Pivbiine
Prenich
Metzoul
Ellen Feven
Guta
Wedlnes
Bitter Battle for Kharkov
London reports German forces aiming to sever the Kharkov front while evacuating Viasma and destroying key infrastructure. The Soviet counteroffensive intensifies with claims of heavy German losses and renewed pressure around Kharkov, as air raids and tank maneuvers unfold along the front lines.
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London
Mons Agmoy
Viasma
Weommativen
Parla Radio Hat
Wharbav
Walskirte
Besos
Tor Vianna
Trodey Dlowok
Khaskar
Linih
Kharkov
Land Roads Appeal Dismissed Over Quarry Material Compensation
The Land Appeal Court upheld £150 compensation for a farmer after the Commissioner of Main Roads claimed quarry materials for a public road project near Warwick. The decision found no right to take materials beyond the deed’s grant and dismissed the Commissioner's appeal for higher compensation. The claimant to be paid.
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Brikbane
Dhe Lund
Mir. Duistlon
Manafield
de Payne
Aly
Deahon
Willa Sohn Lyons
Warwick
Warwick Cunninghan Gap
Lyons
Cam
Comminsliner
Land Appeal Court
Ja Clauce
Land Court
Elniibe
Lim
Ts Nok
2000 Women Stage Sit Down Strike
Melbourne reports a two hour sit down strike by 2000 women protesting a rejection of their clariny for UO per cell of the rniex. The march and violence escalate as Russian and German fronts shift, with reports of attacks, rail line damage, and troop movements near Yelistram and Asharkay.
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Melbourne
Wilerdgy
Rniex
Watt
Deadlock grows as election talks intensify in Senate
The Senate and Government remain deadlocked over linking the Taxation Bill with the National Welfare Bill. Hours of debate ended with a Cabinet meeting planned for Monday to resolve the impasse. The House may amend its position, while the Government signals a general election could follow to settle the dispute.
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House of
Tornhall
Darin
Camomwitty
Mmemvete
Mekengauld
Ube Taft
Warner
Curtis
Evall
House of Re
Indy
Bratone
Greek Dies at Age of 107 in Australia
The article reports the death of a 107 year old Greek individual in Australia. It notes a long residence and life history in Australia and mentions a 42 year period preceding a move to Australia. The readable text is fragmented but emphasizes notable longevity and migration.
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Amielatde
George
Austrata
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