War Bride Beats Jap Ban
IN BRITAIN at last to Hideko (her name means Excellence), Japanese bride of…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1952
341 stories in Broken Hill & the Far West's papers · page 13 of 18
Preference to Soldiers
Canberra.—A bill continuing for another three years former servicemen's rights of preference in…
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Tokio, Sunday—An 'all-out" textile war between Britain and Japan appeared inevitable, Japnese cotton mnufacturers said…
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Members of the War Service Land classification committee who are in Broken Hill will interview more…
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Mr. Wattison recently asked in the Legislative Assembly: Has the attention of the Minister for Lands…
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Adelaide, September 30.—Payment of the basic wage to all war widows was urged at today's Federal…
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Adelaide, October 1.—Following a statement in Parliament last night by the Repatriation Minister…
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New York, Wednesday.— The American Army in Britain is brightening itself up. Troops have been given…
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Melbourne—Bail of £500 was alloted a 20-year-old Army private who was committed for trial at Prahran on a charge of having criminally assaulted a woman. The soldier (Barry…
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London, Thurs.—"Twenty Thousand Thieves," by Australian Eric Lambert, is to-day chosen as the book of…
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London, Thursday.— Mr. Arthur Deakin, a powerful trade union leader, today declared war…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →War Widows Guild Amazed At S.A.'s Efforts For Widows
Adelaide, October 2.—Delegates to the Federal Conference of the War Widows Guild were amazed…
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Melbourne.—People would not pay 2/- a copy for a "Digger" magazine sold in the streets unless they thought it was in aid of returned soldiers, Mr. McLean, S.M., said in…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Stalin Does Not Fear War [?] Well
MOSCOW, October 2.—Stalin said yesterday [?] would not [?] West and Wes[?]…
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Mr. Austen Brown yesterday drew attention to the fact that applications for 15 War Service Blocks close…
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Mr. Austen Brown today drew-attention to the fact that applications for l5 War Service Blocks close with the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Japs Boo Five Aus. Soldiers
Tokio, Monday.—Five Australian soldiers were booed by 5000 Japanese spectators at the Oxford University v. Japanese Universities Rugby match…
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Tokio, Tuesday.—Allied infantrymen counter- attacked early today against 12,000 Chinese troops who had hurled themselves against the Allied…
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Seoul, Wednesday.—The big Chinese push jarred to a halt yesterday on a peak guarding the road to Seoul, but the enemy threw fresh hundreds into the flaming battle…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →"U.S. Pushing World Into Abyss Of Another War."
Moscow, October 8.—Soviet poli[?]bure member Le Berie claimed last night that the United States "after getting for on two world wars" was pushing the world's peoples late…
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