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The wars & local soldiers, 1935

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Returned Soldiers Employment on Relief Works

The Pastoral Times · Thursday 18 April 1935 · page 3

The Premier (Mr Stevens) said last week that he had given the question of the employment of returned soldiers who are out of work much…

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Anzac Cove

The Albury Banner and Wodonga Express · Friday 19 April 1935 · page 21

THERE'S a lonely stretch of hillocks; There's a beach asleep and drear: There's a battered broken fort beside the sea…

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Chinese Communists Wounded Butchered to Prevent Giving Information Shanghai, April 14

The Albury Banner and Wodonga Express · Friday 19 April 1935 · page 33

Chinese "reds," who have been terrorising the provinces of Kweichow and Hunan, are in wholesale retreat, following the death of Chu Teh, their…

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War of Brown and White

The Henty Observer and Culcairn Shire Register · Friday 19 April 1935 · page 4

Much discussion has taken place e-cently in New Zealand over the food values of white and brown bread. The New Zealand Dental Association…

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Riverina Soldiers No Bequest for Free Rail Passes

The Albury Banner and Wodonga Express · Friday 19 April 1935 · page 33

The Victorian Premier stated that the Government had not received any request that it should provide free railway passes for returned soldiers in the…

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Free Rail Travel for Returned Soldiers 38,000 Applicants and 60. Special Trains

The Albury Banner and Wodonga Express · Friday 19 April 1935 · page 12

The Minister for Transport (Mr. Bruxner) said that 38,000 returned soldiers, sailors and nurses had applied for free railway passages from the…

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Merriwagga Tragedy. Returned Soldier's Death. SYDNEY

The Riverine Grazier · Friday 19 April 1935 · page 2

The body of Charles Wilson, a returned soldier, was found shockingly burned on the bed in his home at Merriwagga, in the Hillston district…

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Walbundrie Soldier Settlers and Premier

The Henty Observer and Culcairn Shire Register · Friday 19 April 1935 · page 4

An enthusiastic meeting of soldier settlers was held at Walbundrie to discuss the Premier's reply to the deputation to him at Corowa and to…

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Soldier Settlers Meeting at Walbundrie Mr. C. B. Lethbridge Congratulated Meeting to Be Held in Sydney Domain

The Corowa Free Press · Friday 19 April 1935 · page 5

An enthusiastic meeting of soldier settlers was held at Walbundrie on Friday, 12th inst. to discuss the Premier's reply to the deputation to shim…

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The Anzac Gathering

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 20 April 1935 · page 4

Once again our hearts and minds are to be taken back to that epic of valiant deeds that crowned the scaling of the heights of Gallipoli, and not…

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Welcome Home for Byrd President to Meet Explorer Washington. April 18

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 20 April 1935 · page 4

White House announces.-that president Roosevelt will personally greet Rear admiral Byrd on his arrival at Washington on May 10, abroad the…

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Anzac Graves in Albury Cemetery

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 20 April 1935 · page 4

The total number of returned soldiers buried in the Albury cemetery up to the present number 60. There are two graves yet to receive…

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American Munitions Inquiry! Search of War-time Files Protest by British Government Washington, April 18

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 20 April 1935 · page 1

The Senate Munitions Investigated Committee agreed at a conference with President Roosevelt to avoid any action likely to raise…

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Luck of 10 Brothers Came Through War Safely Berlin, April 20

Border Morning Mail · Monday 22 April 1935 · page 1

Ten brothers named Rack, who are living in Kirdorf, have just been awarded the new Cross: of Honor for active…

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“No War This Year” Mussolini’s Tip for 1935 Abyssinian Situation London, April 20

Border Morning Mail · Monday 22 April 1935 · page 2

Mr. Harold Pemberton. the “Daily Express” special correspondent, who has Lately been in Abyssinia where he interviewed the Emperor…

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Schools and Anzac Day

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 23 April 1935 · page 4

In furtherance of the policy of inculcating in the youth/of the country the true message of Anzac, the Legacy Club has arranged that all…

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Anzac Day. Postal Arrangements

The Riverine Grazier · Tuesday 23 April 1935 · page 2

The Hay Post Office will open from 9 to 10 a.m., for all business, except money orders. Country mails close 10 a.m. No delivery by postman…

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Anzac Day Big Trek to the City 300 Ex-Soldiers and Relative to Leave Albury To-day

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 23 April 1935 · page 4

To take part in the 20th anniversary celebration of the Landing of Australian troops on Gallipoli at Sydney on Thursday,…

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GIRL, 15, Wounded Condition Is Critical Murwillumbah

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 23 April 1935 · page 1

While a party of picnickers was examining a pea-rifle It exploded and a bullet shot Heather Mckenzie. 15. the abdomen. Her condition is…

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Man Shot in Street Timber Worker Seriously Wounded a Mysterious Affair Melbourne

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 23 April 1935 · page 2

John Campbell Mclean, timbers worker of Johnston street, Collingwood told the police that when he was walking along Johnston street…

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