Australia’s War Effort Praised
SYDNEY, Wed.—Lord Nuffield, who arrived in Sydney to-day, is tremendously impressed with the Australian war effort and…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1945
2,299 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 6 of 115
Post-war Needs of Dutch Indies
MELBOURNE.— The Australian representative of the Netherlands Press Agency “Aneta,” C. J. van Cluys, who is at present…
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SYDNEY Wednesday.—The War Damage Commission has received claims for more than £1[?],000,000. The damage is mainly…
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LOS ANGELES Jan. 16.—Three thousand South Pacific battle veterans, have arrived here in a large naval transport on their…
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CANBERRA, Wed.—Total casualties among all ranks of the armed forces of the British Empire from the outbreak of war to…
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SYDNEY Wednesday.—Giving evidence at the inquiry into the gaol sentence imposed by court martial on Ptes. Wilson and…
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LONDON Jan 17—Bombing of German railways resulted in-delay in the arrival of the 1000 Allied prisoners of war who are…
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The Australian Red Gross society will bear the lost of approximately £6/107 for each message to a prisoner of war in…
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GRESFORD: Mrs. Stevens of the Pound Grassing Gresford has received a card from her son Pte. William Stevens, who has…
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LONDON.—One of the most vital services provided by Britain for the armies of liberation was the huge telephone network with…
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Mrs Arthur Holland who, with her husband, Lieut. Arthur Holland, arrived in Sydney yesterday from England, spent some years…
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CANBERRA Thursday. — A book by a Japanese-author Kosaku Tamura “Genesis of the War {he Pacific” has been severely…
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Spr. George H. Begg only son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Begg of Carrington at West mainland has been home on 24 days leave…
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CANBERRA, Thursday.—Although power to do this was refused when the Referendum was defeated last August, the Federal Cabinet decided yesterday to incorporate special preference to returned soldiers in the Preferences and…
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A Lancaster which attacked Dortmund on the afternoon of November 29 was his by flak live seconds alter the bombs had gone. The pilot…
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The public's response to Anzac House Appeal exceeded all expectations. It has become a national cause of first magnitude…
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LONDON Jan. 17.—The Foreign Secretary (Mr. Eden), replying in the House of Commons to questions regarding the trial ,of…
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Filipino patriots still clutching the weapons used in battle pose for an American cameraman shortly after they helped take the Leyte Island town of Carigara from the Japanese. Their expressions testify to their joy at being able to drive out the hated…
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Increases up to 30 per cent. above pre-war annual production have enabled the Australian timber industry to meet unprecedented demands…
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The Australian Red Cross Society will bear the cost of approximately £5/10/ for each message to a prisoner of war in Japan, and a reply…
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