Youths Stole Lifeboat
LONDON, Tuesday. -- Thomas Grady (17) and Robert Gruchy (19) were each sentenced to three months' gaol at Glasgow for stealing a…
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Youths Stole Lifeboat
LONDON, Tuesday. -- Thomas Grady (17) and Robert Gruchy (19) were each sentenced to three months' gaol at Glasgow for stealing a…
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CHEERFUL SAILORS of a British destroyer with the wreckage thrown up by their depth charge…
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CHEERFUL SAILORS of a British destroyer with the wreckage thrown up by their depth charge…
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CHEERFUL SAILORS of g a British destroyer with the wreckage thrown up by their depth charge…
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CHEERFUL SAILORS of a British destroyer with the wreckage thrown up by their depth charge…
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News has now been released of the capture of the Eastern and Australian steamer Nankin which was captured by an enemy raider…
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MELBOURNE, Saturday. -- Punters commenced the day disastrously at Moonee Valley this afternoon when the rank…
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KALGOORLIE, Sat.--Bombs were exploded in the garage at Dr. Maurice Gorman's home today. Dr. Gorman's home is at the corner of McDonald Street…
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BRISBANE, Sunday.--Because of a firewood shortage, some Brisbane families have had to burn furniture and household fittings…
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ALBURY, Monday.—The collision between a bus and a light engine and tender at a levelcrossing near Wodonga on the…
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LONDON. June 28 (A.A.P.).—Newspapers which have reached London from Belgium report that three Belgians and one Frenchman have been…
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ALBURY, Wednesday.--Overcrowding of a bus, in which 25 people were killed in a level-crossing smash near Wodonga on…
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Mr. George Grimston, State welfare officer for the R.S.S.I.L.A., said today that some men could not stand the…
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PERTH, Saturday.-- A mysterious explosion completely blew out the front of a fruit shop in Cottesloe, a few miles…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Landing Parties Trick Jap Garrison U.S. Destroyer Sneaks Troops Ashore for Daring Reconnaissance
A week before the American invasion of Jap-held Solomon Islands (on Wednesday) reconnaissance units sneaked ashore to prepare the way. Osmar White, Daily Telegraph war correspondent,…
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LONDON, July 4 (A.A.P.).— Reconnaissance reveals that the Italians are blowing up harbour installations at Trapani, on the…
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LONDON, Tuesday.-- British troops on Sunday night launched a series of swift raids on the island of Crete where they wrecked Germ an airfields, destroyed grounded planes and burned a large quantity of petrol…
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LONDON, Thursday.--All the might of the Allied air forces in North Africa has been thrown into the Battle of Sicily, and the island is fast becoming more of a liability than a defensive asset to the Italians…
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LONDON, Thursday.--All the might of the Allied air forces in North Africa has been thrown into the Battle of Sicily, and the island is fast becoming more of a liability than a defensive asset to the Italians…
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