Maritime Union Strikes For Demands But Handles War Cargoes
New York. June 18.—The C.I.O. National Maritime Union, whose 60,000 members have refused to sall un[?] their demands are met, said yesterday…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1951
415 stories in Broken Hill & the Far West's papers · page 13 of 21
Nickel Kept For War
London, June 19.—Nickel will be banned in the manufacture of a wide range of articles from cars to toasters…
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Canberra.—The Prime Minister (Mr. Menzies) told the Premiers at the Loan Council meeting in Canberra…
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Tokio, June 19.—Seven United Nations officers (Australian, British and American) may have to undergo court-martial as a result of suspicion that they helped Mrs. B…
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Mr F. M. Ratcliffe, chief of wild life survey in the Commonwealth Scientific and industrial Research…
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Mr F. M. Rateliffe, chief of wild life survey in the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research…
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Mr Gerdon Dean, chairman of the Ate[?]…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Calling in of U.S. CURRENCY Aussie And British Soldiers Embarrassed
Tokio, June 21.—Thousands of Australians and British soldiers on leave in Tokio are now out of pocket as the result of a surprise calling in of United…
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Sydney.—The central executive of the State ALP last night instructed the leading officials of the party…
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Hobart. —The Minister for Social Services (Mr. Townley) last night announced, that the Federal…
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London, June 24.—British forces in the Middle East are being kept in constant readiness for action…
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Washington, June 25—President Truman faces a new war with the U.S. Congress—this time on price controls. If he loses, inflation may run wild in U.S.A…
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[?] is to be used as a [?] for [?]. The Army is [?] to [?] it…
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Meet winter in the right terms and it can put [?] in your eyes, color in your [?]ks, and neat in your spirit…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →TALK of the TOWN Crow's War on Golf Balls
THE golfers' war against crows is still being waged in the Riverina, with the crows defying defeat…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →War Correspondents Memories of Early Fighting Could the war in Korea have been averted?
THE Korean War is a year old. Hundreds of thousands of Koreans, Chinese, Americans, and their Allies, have died in the bloodbath—Korean cities have been scorched and the countryside devastated, without conclusive result. America alone, with more…
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THE ROAD is routh, but it leads to safety. A Korean mother is helped by members of her family as they flee from the danger of a battle area nearby…
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[?] A. Wed[?] former U.S. Army…
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Hogkong, This British colony, uncertain what the future holds, is building both for war and peace. Parallel constructional programs now being…
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New York, Most Americans assessing the credits and debits of the first year of war in Korea, have decided that President Truman was right when he decided to fight…
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