War-time Rocket Fad Now Treats TB, Slows Grass Growth
A versatile chemical called hydrazine, used by the Germans as a fuel for their deadly rocket planes, is now…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1954
354 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 9 of 18
Anzac Service at Branxton
The 1954 Anzac Combined Commemoration Service was held at Branxton on Sunday afternoon…
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PARIS: French Prime Minister, Joseph Laniel, last night staked the future of his Government on a vote of confidence on his handling of the war in Indo-China. The vote, which is scheduled for to-morrow, springs from on unexpected…
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GENEVA: France is making a new attempt through the International Red Cross to obtain Victminh rebels’…
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SYDNEY: Police would probably charge David Edward Studley-Ruxton with illegally wearing miniature war medals, Detective Inspector John Henry Aldridge told the Royal Commission to-day…
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TOP: Returned men lined up in front of the Memorial at the School of Arts on Anzac Day. BELOW: Section of the large crowd at the School of Arts; and the Diggers marching along Kelly…
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SYDNEY: External Affairs Minister (Mr. R. Casey), said to-day he found it difficult to believe the Communists…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →War-time Rocket Fuel Now Treats TB, Slows Grass Growth
A versatile chemical called hydrazine, used by the Germans as a fuel for their deadly rocket planes, is now…
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External Affairs Minister, Mr. Casey, said to-day ho found it difficult to believe the Communists wanted to expand the…
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SYDNEY: Assistance given to rural development by the soldier settlement scheme has helped to boost Australian…
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LONDON.—Australia New Zealand and Denmark fired their first shot in Britain's "butter war" on…
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MANILA: A Philippines Army patrol reported on Saturday that it killed a Japanese war stragglier and…
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MOSCOW: “Due honour” should be given to Genera! Eisenhower and Field-Marshal Montgomery for “helping to win” the war against Germany, the Deputy Soviet Defence Minister (Marshal Zhukoy)…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →lndo-China War : Rebel Forces Now Turn Their Attention to Rich Rice-growing Districts French Authorities Have No Details Of Fortress Defenders’ Fate
HANOI: Strong Communist forces have captured two French outposts in the Red River delta in the wake of their victory at Dien Bien Phu, and were exerting pressure at strategic points in the rich rice area, the French high command announced yesterday…
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SEOUL: The South Korean Government has arranged to send to the United/States 266 children born of American and…
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Democracies must fight the Reds in all cold wars, U.S. Fleet Admi [?] William R. Hal…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →War Memorial for Bulahdelah Church
On Sunday, May 23rd, the annual Empire Sunday service will be held in the Bulahdelah Methodist Church at 7.15 p.m.,…
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LONDON: Church of England clergymen have rejected a coll to “all Christians” to bread the use of the hydrogen…
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The recent Electricity Regional Conference reported on the Soldiers' Point extension, as…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →England Watts to Welcome Home the Queen After Long Commonwealth Royal Tour Britannia Anchors Off Cornish Coast Ahead Of Schedule
LONDON : Brittania, the gleaming new Royal yacht bringing the Queen home from the greatest Royal progress in British history, anchored late last night off the south coast of Cornwall—several hours ahead of schedule—after a…
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