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Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young) · The wars & local soldiers

The wars & local soldiers, 1949

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Burmese Will Send Soldiers to Indonesia Development In The East

Goulburn Evening Post · Monday 3 January 1949 · page 3

MANDALAY: Battle-tried Burmese troops who fought against the Japs. will leave for Indonesia on active service against the Dutch. [?]…

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Guerilla War in Sumatra India Allows Dutch Premier To Land In Calcutta

Goulburn Evening Post · Tuesday 4 January 1949 · page 3

LONDON, Tuesday: Fires started by the Republicans in the Sumatran town of Jambi would probably burn for months, says the special correspondent of the Daily Mail visiting South Sumatra…

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Ex-soldier Shoots Himself Outside Home Of Girl Friend

Goulburn Evening Post · Tuesday 4 January 1949 · page 3

SYDNEY: A young returned soldier shot himself dead in Walker Street, Red fern, last night, outside the home of a former girl friend. The girl had told him she…

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Jap. Secrets of War

Goulburn Evening Post · Wednesday 5 January 1949 · page 4

WASHINGTON, Tuesday: The Eleven Nation Far Eastern Commission announced to-day that the technical and scientific…

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Mr. Dedman on War

Goulburn Evening Post · Monday 10 January 1949 · page 4

CANBERRA: The Minister for Defence. Mr. Dedman, said. today he did not consider another war likely within the next five…

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Mediation in China's War Ambassadors Are Busy

Goulburn Evening Post · Monday 10 January 1949 · page 5

NANKING, Monday: The Chinese Nationalist Government is believed to have asked Russia to join the other big powers in an attempt to mediate in China's civil war, says the American Associated…

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Snowy River Scheme in War Time Mr. Chifley On Its Defence Value

Goulburn Evening Post · Monday 10 January 1949 · page 5

CANBERRA: The Prime Minister, Mr. Chifley, in a broadcast tonight, emphasised the defence value of the Snowy River water diversion and hydro-electric schemes. Mr. Chifley said that most of…

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Dr. Evatt's Faith in U.N. Third War Is Made Impossible

Goulburn Evening Post · Thursday 13 January 1949 · page 5

FREMANTLE: There was no nation in the world so great that it dare ignore the expressed will of the United Nations, the Minister for External Affairs, Dr. N!. V. Evatt, said when he returned to Australia from abroad…

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Soldier Settlement Figures

Yass Tribune-Courier · Thursday 13 January 1949 · page 4

More than £6,019,201 has been expended on soldier settlement, and over 1000 soldiers have been established on the land in New…

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War Possibility Seen by Menzies

Goulburn Evening Post · Friday 14 January 1949 · page 2

Mr R. G. Menzies returned to Australlia recently after a tour of Britain, the Continent and the United States…

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The Malayan Campaign Experience of a Prisoner of War in Singapore and Burma

The Burrowa News · Friday 14 January 1949 · page 6

The following series of articles, written by Sergt. Fred Howe, of Boorowa, relate his experiences as a prisoner of war following the fall of Singapore. For 3½ years Fred laboured in Burma on the Changi railway and his story, written exclusively for the "Burrowa…

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Soldier Settlement Figures

The Burrowa News · Friday 14 January 1949 · page 2

More than £6,019,201 has been expended on soldier settlement and over on the land in N.S.W., the Minister 1000 soldiers have been established…

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Properties for Soldier Settlement Reported Badly Infested With Rabbits

The Burrowa News · Friday 14 January 1949 · page 3

Three district properties which have been proclaimed for soldier settlement are in a very badly rabbit infested state, the Young…

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War Service Homes

Goulburn Evening Post · Wednesday 19 January 1949 · page 5

An officer of the War Service Homes Commission will visit the R.S.L. Rooms at 7.30 tomorrow night. He will interview…

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War Memorial. Donations of £41

Yass Tribune-Courier · Thursday 20 January 1949 · page 3

The following donations have been made to the Yass & District World War II. Memorial fund: Yass…

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Undersea War Had Heroes

Goulburn Evening Post · Friday 21 January 1949 · page 1

The human undersea war had its stories of eerie heroism. Here are some stories told today by Lt. Commander H. S…

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The Malayan Campaign Experiences of a Prisoner of War in Singapore and Burma

The Burrowa News · Friday 21 January 1949 · page 5

The following series of articles, written by Sergt. Fred Howe, of Boorowa, relate his experiences as a prisoner of war following the fall of Singapore. For 3½ years Fred laboured in Burma on the Changi railway and his story, Written exclusively for the "Burrowa…

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Wire Netting for Ex-soldiers

Yass Tribune-Courier · Monday 24 January 1949 · page 1

Wire netting and rabbit fumigant for the 793 soldier settlements in N.S.W. were being made available by his department, the…

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Papagos, The Strong Man Greek Civil War Chief

Goulburn Evening Post · Tuesday 25 January 1949 · page 2

ATHENS: General Alexander Papagos, strong man of the Greek Army; has won his fight against Inference by foreign mission in the civil war…

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Less Textile Fibres Than Pre-war Influences At Work In Decreasing Output

Goulburn Evening Post · Tuesday 25 January 1949 · page 6

Winchcombe Carson, Ltd. report: A remarkable feature of the world's supplies of textile fibres is that In 1947/48, rayon yarn was the only fibre which showed an Increase compared with 1938-39. The quantity of wool grown was 7 per cent less…

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