Na.a. and Soldiers' Memorial Rooms
A letter from PatricK Plains Shire council read to Saturday morning's meeting of the Northern Agricultural Association explained…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1944
2,498 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 16 of 125
Golden and Silver Weddings Honoured Also Family Welcome to Repatriated Soldier
Four generations were represented at a social gathering in the Masonic Hall on Saturday evening. It was held to mark…
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Estimates presented to the Government indicate that at least half the Australian working population of 1,886,000 will have to…
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Country clothing factories being opened in many centres are a convincing example of how the Commonwealth Government is carrying out its…
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The Turkish Premier (M. Sarajoglu) indicated that Turkey not only was willing, but had given a definite undertaking to enter the war on the Allied…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Housing Priority for War Workers
CANBERRA Tues.— An order issued in the “Government Gazette” states that persons who will be regarded as essential workers,…
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Prisoners of war interned in Switzerland are permitted to write letters to families and friends…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Australia at War. Facts in Brief
Only 1.2 per cent, of occupied men aged fourteen and over were in the services and direct war work in Australia at the outbreak of war. Now,…
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The subject set down for discussion at to-morrow evening’s meeting of the Rotary Club of West Maitland, to be held in the…
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CANBERRA Tuesday—If international reports wer[?] correct, half the world would be faced with starvation whe[?] the war ends, the Minister for Agriculture, Mr. Scully, to[?] the Australian Agricultural Council…
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Mention was made in the annual report of the Aberdeen Soldiers' Club of the necessity to provide more suitable quarters for the sub-branch, but…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Home News Appreciated by Soldier
We have received the following letter from W.O.I.J.V. Francis, R.S.M., of the A.I.F:— "The Editor,—…
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SYDNEY Tuesday—Only six of the soldiers who escaped from the Miranda detention camp yesterday have, so far, been…
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CANBERRA Tuesday.— The Australian Agricultural Council approved a recommendation by the Standing Committee on…
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Research work by Australian organic chemists has resulted in the manufacture of antiseptic acridine drugs on a scale sufficiently large to fill a…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →“Sleeper” Airlines After the War
SYDNEY Wed.—Details of a plan for the post-war operation by His company of 10,000 miles of internal air routes, extending…
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Only 1.2 per cent, of occupied men aged fourteen and over were in the services and direct war work in Australia at the outbreak of war. Now,…
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CESSNOCK Wed.—The Mayor (Aid. Pendlebury) reported to Cessnock Municipal Council that he has called a public meeting…
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An Ankara correspondent says that competent observers criticise Turkey's preparation for war, and say that the Allies must get used to the idea…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →To-day’s Leader : The Government in Business leader of Military Mission Wounded
LONDON February 16—If is reported that Germans have seriously wounder and taken prisoner the British [?]…
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