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The wars & local soldiers, 1950

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Korean War Russian Yak Shot Down

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 28 June 1950 · page 10

NEW YORK, ,Tues: American United Press in a despatch from Korea reports that an American Air Force F82 Mustang fighter…

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Australia to Take Part in War in Malaya Mr. Menzies’ Dramatic Statement Canberra

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 28 June 1950 · page 1

A blunt declaration that British Commonwealth countries would stand together to resist further acts of Communist aggression was made by the Prime Minister, Mr. Menzies, tonight…

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Korean War Round-up

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 29 June 1950 · page 3

LAKE SUCCESS, Wed: United Nations diplomats fear that Russia may send aid to North Korea and withdraw from the United…

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Still at War with Japan

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 29 June 1950 · page 4

Sir,—Mrs Carmel Quinlan is right. Technically, Australia is still at war with Japan. As there is no peace treaty, Bishop Yashiro…

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Cold War—for Present at Least

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 29 June 1950 · page 2

FRANKFURT, Wed: The best available military evidence indicates that the Soviet intends to keep the “cold war” in Europe…

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Anti-War Demonstration Averted in Melbourne

Border Morning Mail · Friday 30 June 1950 · page 12

MELBOURNE, Thurs.: A young man tram arrested when members of the Australian Peace Council demonstrated outside the…

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Australian Navy to Join in Korean War

Border Morning Mail · Friday 30 June 1950 · page 2

CANBERRA, Thurs.: All Royal Australian Navy ships in Japanese waters have been placed at the disposed of the…

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Macarthur Must Make Vital Decisions on Korean War General’s Flight in Unarmed Plane to Scene of Fighting Tokio

Border Morning Mail · Friday 30 June 1950 · page 3

General Douglas MacArthur today flew to Korea in a dramatic bid to gain a first hand strategic apprisal of the measures necessary to stem the Communist onrush from the north. The 70-year-old general, his eyes sparkling, said before the…

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Korean War Map

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 1 July 1950 · page 1

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“Soviet Not Planning War”

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 1 July 1950 · page 3

Observers in London consider the fact that Russia has not chosen openly to back Northern Korea in the present…

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“America Not at War” —Truman

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 1 July 1950 · page 3

WASHINGTON, Fri.: He had no doubt that Korea’s independence would be maintained, President Truman declared yesterday. He…

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Gen. Macarthur Extends Korean War Theatre to North Decision May Have Very Vital Political Implications New York

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 1 July 1950 · page 3

Genera! MacArthur has abolished the 38th parallel boundary between North and South Korea, and American planes for the first time have been ordered to bomb targets north of this line. This action, taken on…

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No Easy End to War Korea, Washington Says Southerners Wobbly: U.N., Land Troops May Have to Be Employed Washington, Friday. Southerners Wobbly: U.N., Land Troops May Have to Be Employed Washington

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 1 July 1950 · page 1

There was no hope here today for a quick easy end to the Korean, fighting, says United Press. Neither was there any assurance that the United Nations could save the South Korean Republic without combat troops slugging it out on land…

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Reds “Denounce” Korean War

Border Morning Mail · Monday 3 July 1950 · page 3

SYDNEY, Sun: A Communist Party resolution adopted in the Domain today condemned the Prime Minister (Mr Menzies)…

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Beetles Enter the “Cold War”!

Border Morning Mail · Monday 3 July 1950 · page 1

LONDON, Sun.: Russia has accused the United States of spreading large numbers of Colorado beetles —…

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Jews Also Start a War

Border Morning Mail · Monday 3 July 1950 · page 3

CAIRO. Sun.: Egypt’s War Minister, Musta Mosrat Bey, said today that Egyptian forces repelled a Jewish attack, supported…

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General War Not “Immediate Risk”

Border Morning Mail · Monday 3 July 1950 · page 3

WASHINGTON, Sun: A general war was not the Immediate risk, but the position was rather that of an experimental probing…

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Three Soldiers Killed; Jeep Hits Tree MELBOURNE

Border Morning Mail · Monday 3 July 1950 · page 1

Three soldiers were killed and three others were injured, one seriously, when an army jeep crashed into a after failing to take a bend on the Seymour-Yea Highway, four miles from Seymour late last night…

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R.A.A.F. Mustangs in First Mission in Korean War Macarthur Pouring in American G.i’s to Fight Reds Tokio

Border Morning Mail · Monday 3 July 1950 · page 3

Australian Mustangs today set out on their first mission escorting American transports to Korea. The RAAF 77th Mustang Squadron has not yet entered action against Korea due to bad weather. It is pointed out that the…

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“Molotov ‘Master Minding’ Korea War”

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 4 July 1950 · page 3

WASHINGTON, Mon: U.S. radio commentator Drew Pearson said last night that the Soviet Deputy Premier…

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