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The wars & local soldiers, 1950

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War Widows’ Home Buying Difficulties

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 5 July 1950 · page 2

SYDNEY, Tues: The light of war widows in their efforts to buy homes in which to rear their families, was emphasis…

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“War Declaration by Australia” Canberra

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 5 July 1950 · page 1

Parliament’s endorsement on Thursday next of the Government’s action in sending Australian fighting men into the Korean conflict will be tantamount to a declaration of war…

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Defence Council to Discuss Korean War

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 5 July 1950 · page 1

CANBERRA, Tues.: Probable future Australian participation in the Korean War would be discussed at the Defence…

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Casey Tells How War Can be “Averted”

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 5 July 1950 · page 14

SYDNEY, Tues.: Another Great War could be prevented only if all democracies came much more closely together…

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3rd War If Reds Win

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 6 July 1950 · page 3

LONDON, Wed.: Winston Churchill said last night that a third world war would be “hurled upon us” if the…

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Canadian Talks on Korean War

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 6 July 1950 · page 1

OTTAWA, Wed.: British Commonwealth Secretary Patrick Gordon Walker will confer with Cabinet members on July 10 in a…

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“State of War in the Moluccas”

Border Morning Mail · Friday 7 July 1950 · page 7

THE HAGUE, Thurs.: Netherlands Newsagency “Aneta” says that the Indonesian Cabinet has declared a “state of…

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Move to Unify U.n War Effort

Border Morning Mail · Friday 7 July 1950 · page 3

LAKE SUCCESS, Thurs.: The United Nations Security Council will meet at 3 p.m. (GMT) tomorrow to consider proposals…

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Canberra’s Unanimous Verdict Our Part in Korean War Endorsed Canberra

Border Morning Mail · Friday 7 July 1950 · page 1

Both the Senate and the House of Representatives during a special sitting of the commonwealth Parliament to-day unanimously endorsed the action of the Federal Government in making Australian forces available to the United Nations…

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Korean Reds Machine-gun American Wounded; Survivors’ Stories New York

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 8 July 1950 · page 3

American wounded left behind in the battle north of Osan this week were machine-gunned by North Koreans, a survivor told Chicago ‘‘Tribune’’ correspondent Walter Simmons at Chonan, South Korea. The survivor, Robert Burns, automatic rifleman, walked over 50 miles to safety after his tiny defence post was…

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‘‘Only Russia Can Spread Korean War’’

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 8 July 1950 · page 3

RANGOON, Fri.: Sir William Slim, chief of the Imperial and General Staff, told a press conference here that the war in Korea…

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Two Ominous Developments Arise Out of the Korean War Chinese Reds to ‘‘Liberate’’ Formosa; Soviet “Snuds” Britain London

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 8 July 1950 · page 3

Two ominous developments occurred in the international situation today, arising out of the war in Korea. The Peking regime in a Note to the United Nations, expressed the determination of the Chinese Communist Government to ‘‘liberate’’…

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Korean War Map

Border Morning Mail · Monday 10 July 1950 · page 3

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U.s. Journalist Calls Truman a ‘‘War-monger’’

Border Morning Mail · Monday 10 July 1950 · page 14

LONDON, Sun.: American journalist, Frank Stevens, has publicly denounced President Truman as a ‘‘war-monger,’’…

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British Warships Want “Fight” (From Australian Associated Press war correspondent, Bill Hudson, at the South Korean seaport of Pusan)

Border Morning Mail · Monday 10 July 1950 · page 1

A British destroyer which has been scurrying around the Korean coast for one week looking for a chance to fire its guns…

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Korean Shell Kills Five British Soldiers

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 11 July 1950 · page 3

LONDON, Monday : Five soldiers and a seaman were killed when the 8000-ton British cruiser Jamaica was hit by a shell…

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American Soldiers Meet Horrible Deaths

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 11 July 1950 · page 1

SOUTH KOREA, Monday : The bodies of seven American soldiers, with their hands tied behind them, have been…

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Korean War Flash

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 12 July 1950 · page 3

TOKIO, Tues.: United States troops were withdraw to prepared positions under North Korean pressure all…

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Chinese Reds May Join War

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 12 July 1950 · page 3

HAMILTON, (N.Y.) Tues.: “It would not be surprising if, at a critical moment, the Chinese Communist troops joined…

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Man Who Assaulted Elderly Woman Given Bond; Good War Record

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 12 July 1950 · page 7

Because of an Albury man’s previous good civic and war records. Judge Lamaro, at Albury Quarter Sessions, released him on a bond of £20 to be of good, behavior for three years when he…

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