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British Spoil Rommel's Plans In Most Crucial Libya Battle Twin Drives on Tobruk Broken by Hail of Fire
CAIRO, Tuesday.--By a terrific onslaught of tanks, artillery and infantry, and by a skilful manoeuvre, the British on Saturday defeated Rommel in what a high military authority described to me as probably one of the most crucial battles of the Libya campaign, writes Leonard Mosley, Daily Mirror Special…
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CAIRO, Tuesday.--By a terrific onslaught of tanks, artillery and infantry, and by a skilful manoeuvre, the British on Saturday defeated Rommel in what a high military authority described to me as probably one of the most crucial battles of the Libyan campaign…
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CAIRO, Tuesday.--By a terrific onslaught of tanks, artillery and infantry, and by a skilful manoeuvre, the British on Saturday defeated Rommel in what a high military authority described to me as probably one of the most crucial battles of the Libyan campaign,…
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CAIRO, Tuesday.--By a terrific onslaught of tanks, artillery and infantry, and by a skilful manoeuvre, the British on Saturday defeated Rommel in what a high military authority described to me, as probably one of the most crucial baffles of the Libyan campaign…
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CAIRO, Tuesday.--By a terrific onslaught of tanks, artillery and infantry, and by a skilful manoeuvre, the British on Saturday defeated Rommel in what a high military authority described to me as probably one of the most crucial battles of the Libyan Campaign…
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An unsuccessful attack with gunfire by an enemy submarine on an Allied vessel off the south-east coast of Australia was revealed in a High Command communique issued today by General Headquarters South-West Pacific…
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Two Australians were in the crew of a Coastal Command Hudson bomber which set firs to an enemy ship off the Frisian Islands on Monday…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Fireman Crushed to Death Another Badly Hurt In Factory Blaze
A fireman was crushed to death yesterday and another critically injured when fire gutted portion of the works of R. B. Davies, Pty., Ltd., hardware manufacturers,…
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POLICE examining the wreckage in the partially gutted works of R. B. Davies Pty., Ltd., which burst into flames yesterday evening. One fireman was hilled by falling steel and another badly hurt. The die-stamping room, cafeteria, metal storeroom, men's dressing…
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The fire which yesterday destroyed portion of the works of R. B. Davies Pty. Ltd., hardware manufacturers, Illawarra Road,…
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The fire which yesterday destroyed portion of the works of R. B. Davies Pty. Ltd., hardware manufacturers, Illawarra Road,…
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The Third Naval District Officer announced today that a fire of suspicious origin broke out aboard the Irene Dupont (6400…
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A fireman was crushed to death under tons of red-hot iron and steel, and another suffered a severe electric s[?]ock, in a fire…
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Firemen working with oxy-acetylene torches to free Fireman M. L. Griffin, who was trapped and killed under tons of red bot steel work which collapsed on him at a fire which destroyed portion of the hardware factory of R. B. Davies Pty., Ltd., Illawarra Road, Marrickville, last evening. Over 600 men and women were employed at the works. Another fireman received a severe electric shock, but recovered under treatment…
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Two hundred firemen and 50 police marched at the funeral yesterday of Senior-Fireman Michael L. Griffin, who was…
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The Third District Officer, U.S. Navy, announced on Thursday that a fire broke out aboard the Irene Dupont (6400 tons), which…
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Coastal batteries at Newcastle last night opened fire on a suspected enemy submarine, according to the official communique issued at Allied Headquarters in Melbourne this afternoon…
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Coastal batteries at Newcastle last night opened fire on a suspected enemy submarine, according to the official communique issued at Allied Headquarters in Melbourne this afternoon…
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NEWCASTLE, Sunday.—Coast[?] batteries at Newcastle opened fire at an object off the coast to-night…
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