End of the War
NEW YORK, Monday: The U.S. Under-Secretary of War. Mr. R. L. Patterson, declared that it was likely that the war would end in 1944 or…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1943
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Political Soldiers
SYDNEY, Tuesday: The secretary of the newly formed Soldiers’ Political Party, set up in Sydney, Mr. Dalph Hutchinson, said to-day that the aim…
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A very representative gathering took place at Hialla on Saturday evening last in honour of Pte. Pat Hefferman, a member of the Add[?]., who was home on leave,…
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WASHINGTON, Tuesday: The Navy Department has announced the sinking of a German submarine in the Atlantic and a Japanese…
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NEW YORK, Tuesday: If the plans of President Roosevelt are carried out, the question of the world food supply will be discussed at a…
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The Junior Red Cross, working through the schools, where circles are formed under the guidance of patrons, who are usually members of…
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CAPETOWN: Mr. W. Peters, senior British trade commissioner, told the British Manufacturer's Association at Capetown: ''I am not one of…
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At the last meeting of the Patriotic Committee, after considerable discussion, it was resolved that the Committee take steps to have a…
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The Premier stated recently that in addition to the many avenues through which the State Government was assisting in the…
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During the week, the Lender of the United Australia Party, Mr. W. M. Hughes, had some serious reminders for Australians about the position of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →"We Give From the Heart" Papuans' £400 for War Effort
"We have collected some money—one hundred pounds—we give it from the heart." This is from a speech by…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Soldiers Are Entertained
At the Cunning Shire hall on Wednesday that evening last a social was tendered to five young soldiers who were home an leaves Sgt. Ron Alchin, Troopers Kelth…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →War Agriculture Committee Two Sub-committees Formed in Shire
Following upon the decision of the Goodradigbee Shire to support the War Agriculture Committee, two…
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MELBOURNE, Tuesday: Plants to build a £10,000 club, to accommodate 2000 servicemen and women in the heart of the city, have abandoned…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday: In a broadeast last night the New Zealand liaison officer, Lieut. Col. Mothes, reveals that the a population of 1,600,000…
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An enjoyable function was arranged at Yarra to welcome Pte, B. Wardell, who is the first Yarra soldier to return from active service, Cards and…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Welcome Home to Grabben Gullen Soldier
THE friends of Pte. Harry Kennedy recently gathered at the Grabben Gullen Hall to welcome him back…
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THERE was an attendance of 15 committeemen at a War Loan Committee meeting held at the Council…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Schools and War a Year's Work
The annual report and balance sheet for 1942 of the N.S.W. Public Schools War Service Auxiliary, showed that the Third Term Appeal for…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Submarine War About 400 U-Boats
WASHINGTON, Tuesday: The Secretary for the Navy, Colonel Knox, told a press conference that there is no evidence of increased U-boat…
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