Morning Tribune, 25 August 1941
1941-08-25
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Title Section14 1941-08-25 1 Morning Tribune vFTT SALES EXCEED 4,500 DAILY Vo h-_No 176. Monday, August 25, 1941.14 words
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Article134 1941-08-25 1 i Chungking. Aug. 44. MCBETE proposals for the improvement 4 Burma Koad transportation have been lbnlitl4( l b) American transport experts to P n Chiang Kai-shek, include a 24-hour day working scheChineae Customs station on the 10-Burmi se border and the despatch of a B delegationReuter - 134 words
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89 1941-08-25 1 Australia Aims At 600.000 Armed Force Melbourne, Aug. 24. IJSTRALIA must increase her im h ting forces to .00(1 men in the next 18 nths, said the Prime lister, Mr. R. G. Menzies, a ipecch here to-day. Bnition workers must be In sed to 150,000, he said. Email I ..iReuter - 89 words
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Article34 1941-08-25 1 London, Aug. 24. radit to-day claims Ihe it «.f another Bl.ic* Ochakov, between mouth of the Na/is report the I prisoners, 18 airuna Ochakov was Marshal Budenny's the Dnieper'.— Reuter A AReuter - 34 words
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100 1941-08-25 1 Chungking, Aug. 24. A JAPANESE attempt to raid Chengtu, capital of Szechuan Province, was frustrated on Saturday when Chinese fighter planes intercepted the raiders, driving them off, according to Chinese reports. "Over 50 Japanese alrtr*ft reached the outskirts but escaped eastward when engagedReuter - 100 words
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143 1941-08-25 1 London, Aug. 24. TNFURIATED by the failure to enlist Belgian volunteers in the war against Russia, Germans have resorted to mass arrests in Belgium, says the Moscow radio. Lists of all men of military age in Mons and other towns were drawn up andReuter - 143 words
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148 1941-08-25 1 London, Aug. 24. SOME 140 Italian officers md men have been arrested while holding a M« cret meeting in caves at Tl▼oli, saw *he Wtn***w radio Before their arrest they offered r*»«f«*<*nce. Investigi»tion of the c««e ha« been Irent serret hr the military. The organisationReuter - 148 words
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440 1941-08-25 1 SOVIETS ROUT NAZIS IN NEW ADVANCE London, Aug. 24. gOVIET troops, commanded by Gen. Koniev, continue to deal heavy blows at the enemy, the official Soviet news agency reports from the central sector of the front. They routed a German infantry division, captured its artillery and smashed its headquarters, killing440 words
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Article222 1941-08-25 1 Berlin, Aug. 24. "The battle for Od«*ssa is being fought in burning heat," according: to the officval German newsagency last night. German infantry units closing in on the port are stated to have captured "vital strategic positions." Two railway stations were stormed and captured in222 words
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Article118 1941-08-25 1 Mexico Cuts Out Nazi Consulates 2 Mexico City, Aug. 24. THE Mexican Govern- mcnt has withdrawn its recognition of German consuls in Mexico. I It is officially stated that S j this step has been taken fol- 1 lowing the German action •in ordering the closure of I Mexican consulatesReuter - 118 words
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54 1941-08-25 1 London, Autf. 24. THE Australian Labour Party will meet on Tuesday to consider whether or not it will accept the offer of the Prime Minister, Mr. R. G. Menzies, of half the seats In the Cabinet. Parliament will moet the following day t r > considerReuter - 54 words
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Article30 1941-08-25 1 Berlin, Aim. 24. GUI. Antooetcu, RoumanSta Commander-in-chief, has been promoted "M;ir. i hal of K<iimania, ir says ;i Bucharest dispatch to the official German news agency.— RenterReuter - 30 words
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Miscellaneous13 1941-08-25 1 Mickey > 1 LETTING THAT CLOWN BEW MV TIME X^ ANVHOWt o, Is Back13 words
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Article379 1941-08-25 2 IRAN SITUATION CONTINUES CRAVE Cairo. Aug. 24. THE situation in Iran continues to be one of gravity and the Iran Government's reply, which is now under consideration in London, is understood here to do little to alleviate the situation. On one point however, the Iran Government has made some concessionReuter - 379 words
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322 1941-08-25 2 New York, Aug. 24. AMERICAN soldiers and airmen in Iceland are ready to fight beside the British if called upon to do so, says the New York Herald-Tribune correspondent who has just returned from a visit to the island. "I am able to reportReuter - 322 words
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79 1941-08-25 2 Von Papen Not Keen To Go To Berlin London, Aug. 24. VON PAPEN, Nazi Ambassador to Turkey, has refused to obey the summons to go to Berlin, according to the Moscow Radio. He u insisting, says the radio report, on the guarantee of his personal security. KrolJ, the Counsellor ofReuter - 79 words
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Article, Illustration210 1941-08-25 2 Rangoon, Aug. 24 IF Burma, until recently a backwater but now of high significance in the whole Far East strategy should become ibe scene of an extension of war. Britain's best material and men will become increasingly available. This is emphasised by the stream of youngReuter - 210 words
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Article156 1941-08-25 2 Calcutta, Aug. THE Indian troops in Malaya are quite happ. in good spirit," said H.H. the Maharaja Patiala who arrived by air from Malaya.— n Simla, Aug. 4 UNDER a Defence of India rule IffeUßd Government is enabled to take, or require p< to take, theReuter - 156 words
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Article, Illustration347 1941-08-25 3 ,rv \le\ander Worth, Reuter's Special Correspondent in Moscow). Moscow, Aug. 24. I RUSSIAN rounter-attack in the Smolensk area was witnessed by G«L MacFarlane of the British Mission in issia in compwiy with Col. Grier. the British Military Describing to the press this, his firstReuter - 347 words
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94 1941-08-25 3 Burmese Transit Dues Resented In United States London, Aug. 24. MESSAGES from American news agencies to their correspondents in London, for information about transit dues levied in Burma on goods intended for China and provided under the United States Lease-Lend arrangements, indicate (that there is some feeling in America aboutReuter - 94 words
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Article, Illustration65 1941-08-25 3 p The Trans-^ S Jordan Frontier I Force, led by British officers, J j includes Arabs, 1 Circa ssians, Douses, Soudan. ese and Egypt- i t ians. This in- trepid Imperial Force is main- i taining a patrol i I of the Syrian J frontier. Photo shows: Mecha- nised squadron65 words
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51 1941-08-25 3 •m > Sh a»B:hai, Aug. 24. nr Amcr, can-owned Shanghai fc™£i* learns that the hri Com Pany, on e of the »art ,l est oil con wms in this ts he- world is transferring iin^ (>nicp fr «m Shanghai to ln jai»or, some time nextReuter - 51 words
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Article174 1941-08-25 3 r^ New York, Aug. 24. E Duke of Kent, who arrived from Oshawa, was cheered by a crowd of about 4,000 as hatless and smiling he shook hands with welcoming officials. Mayor La Guardia, in welcoming him, expressed the "admiration of the people ofReuter - 174 words
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Article108 1941-08-25 3 Shanghai, Aug. 24. INDICATING a fresh, determined attempt to push the circulation in Shanghai of the Nanking •sponsored Central Reserve Bank notes, Bank officials announced on Saturday that the new currency would in future, be available to the pubiic through over 50 Chinese exchange shops throughout theReuter - 108 words
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Article177 1941-08-25 3 Hyd (Ne w York) Aug. 24. H' 1 1 has "tak!' r I, Navy to rat, ft' s ()f and "Pen.. s 'Abound Kearbuiltl "> rnT y n Fe 5 erml Shipl) ryUock Comthj 1 P ous siatemont "it'opardises f* l^ lt! !L n f ves selsReuter - 177 words
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385 1941-08-25 3 Churchill Reviews Mid -Ocean Convoy London, Aug. 24. r: dramatic review of a huge convoy in mid-Atlantic by Mr. Churchill from the deck of the battleship Prince of Wales on his way home after his meeting with Mr. Roosevelt was described by a woman who arrived in London yesterday. Every385 words
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