Expenditure on the War
At the end of the first six months of the financial year Australia had spent £281 694,000 on trie war. The Budget estimate of war ex-…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1944
2,498 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 4 of 125
Views on Post - War Mattes
SINGLETON Wednesday.—A lengthy discussion on post-war reconstruction took piece at a special municipal council meeting…
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CHICAGO.—The Dodge Division of Chrysler Corporation has announced the completion here of the largest war plant in the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Roosevelt’s Emphatic Reply To Critics Determined There Will Not Be Another War (Australian Associated Press)
WASHINGTON Jan. 11—president Roosevelt, in his message to Congress, recommended a five-point legislature, headed by the National Service - Law, for the duration to prevent strikes, and, with some exceptions, to make…
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NEW YORK Jan. 11—“Mary Browne, former leading American tennis player, now in Australia with the American Red Cross,…
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Private C[?] who was seriously wounded In New Guinea, has arrived In Sydney, and is undergoing treatment in a…
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Whilst the railway systems of the Allied Nations are doing a great transportation job in handling personnel, war…
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WASHINGTON Jan 12.—After three months Inactivity the Pacific War Council met, to-day, The New Zealand…
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MELBOURNE Thursday — The Minister for Air, Mr. Drakeford, has revealed that RAAF casualties In all theatres of war to date…
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SIDNEY Friday. — In a casualty list issued to-day, Lieut. J. A. Piper, of Langothlin is reported wounded in action…
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THE Department of Information. in its publication entitled “Facts and Figures.” discloses that since the…
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CANBERRA, Friday : Two children had a narrow escape, when the projection charge of a German mortar grenade of the…
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LONDON Jan. 13. — Air Marshal Peck and American Major General Spattz, who will command American air forces in the…
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CANBERRA Friday.—The Government is determine to do all it can to assist secondary industry in Australia to become an…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →War Honours Won by Australians
Awards for bravery and distinguished service won by Australian soldiers since the outbreak of the war, total 3629. In the Middle…
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Control of the Japanese mandated islands must be vested after the war in a great and friendly Power, says the…
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FROM the Australian point of view the war in the Pacific is the main theatre, and much has yet to be done before the Japanese can be defeated. In the two years that America has been in the war, only in and hopping has been the main feature. In…
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Godfrey Ludlow, Australian-born violinist whom the American National Broadcasting Company rates among its musical stars, has…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Food Front. Strength Will Largely Determine War's Duration
Food is the war material of which the nation is now in most vital need, and a full recognition of this fact can do much to advance the day of victory,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →90,000 Million Dollars for War. Huge U.S. Budget. Washington
President Roosevelt's Budget for 1945 is anticipated to total Federal expenditure of 100,000 million dollars, of which 90,000 M. will be for war…
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