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The wars & local soldiers, 1950

746 stories in Murray's papers · page 26 of 38

Our Soldiers May Wear Jap. Khaki

Border Morning Mail · Friday 25 August 1950 · page 6

CANBERRA, Thurs. : Australia is inquiring in Japan for a supply of khaki drill material for the forces…

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Young Soldier Settlers Fined £10 Each

The Pastoral Times · Friday 25 August 1950 · page 1

Donald James Chaplin, a young soldier settler en Warragoon estate, was lined £10 at the Court of Petty Sessions On…

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“Pre-War Level of Prices Has Gone Forever” MELBOURNE

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 26 August 1950 · page 2

The July-August “Review” of the Institute of Public Affairs of Victoria says that the popular clamor to put value bock in the £1 grows louder as the months go by. “What does this mean when it is closely examined? It cannot surely mean restoring the value of the £1 and…

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Huge Expenditure on War by U.s

Border Morning Mail · Monday 28 August 1950 · page 6

WASHINGTON, Sun.: An emergency bill totalling 16,771.384,479 dollars (£A7,487,091,285) to help rearm the United States and its…

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Huks Kill 75 and Wound Scores in Night Raids Oppose Philippines’ Entry Into Korean War MANILA

Border Morning Mail · Monday 28 August 1950 · page 3

Five thousand Hukbalahaps, shouting opposition to the entry of the Philippines into the Korean war, Killed 75 persons and wounded scores in terror raids in 11 central Luzon towns…

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Soldiers to Free Kidnapped Girl

Border Morning Mail · Monday 28 August 1950 · page 2

ATHENS, Sun.: Greek soldiers were ordered last night to free a kidnapped Cretan girl from her lover…

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Jap Khaki for Our Soldiers

Border Morning Mail · Monday 28 August 1950 · page 7

TOKIO, Sun.: Australia will buy 200,000 yards of khaki drill from Japan at about 47 cents a yard, according to Jiji Newsagency…

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“43,000 U.n. Soldiers Knocked Out”

Border Morning Mail · Monday 28 August 1950 · page 7

PRAGUE, Sun.: The North Korean Prime Minister (Mr Kim Ir sen). claimed today that his army by mid-August had…

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Envoy Opposes Dropping of Atomic Bombs on Russia to Prevent War WASHINGTON

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 29 August 1950 · page 3

America's special ambassador (Dr. PhilIip Jessup) last night declared that if the United States opened war and dropped atomic bombs on Russia, the result would be “terribly difficult…

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WALWA Welcome Home

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 30 August 1950 · page 7

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jeffries have returned from their honeymoon and a large gathering of relatives and friends from Albury, Burrowye, Mt. Alfred…

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Boy Critically Wounded

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 30 August 1950 · page 2

SYDNEY, Tues.: Wounded Today by a shot from a pea [?] Colin Downed, 12, is in a serious condition in the Tweed District…

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Thinks War Will Extend Beyond Christmas

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 30 August 1950 · page 3

TOKIO, Tues.: Commander of the United States Seventh Fleet, Vice-Admiral Struble, told a United Press correspondent today…

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Elopement May Lead to Civil War

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 30 August 1950 · page 2

HERAKLION (Crete), Tues.: Two hundred armed mountaineers, the descendants of Cretan pirates, yesterday offered to protect the…

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Bishop Discusses War in Korea, Christianity, and Communism’s Challenge WANGARATTA

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 30 August 1950 · page 15

Addressing today’s Synod of the Diocese of Wangaratta, Bishop Armour, in his presidential address, referred to the war in Korea. “Korea may seem a small area, compared with the…

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Warning to Ex-soldiers on Land

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 30 August 1950 · page 20

SYDNEY, Tues.: A warning to ex-servicemen that there were “very definite instructions” on the outright transfer of farms…

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Spring Clean for Soldiers’ Memorial

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 30 August 1950 · page 14

BENALLA, Tues. : The Soldiers' Memorial at the entrance to the gardens will shortly have a “spring clean” following a…

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Israel-jordan Tension Follows Soldiers’ Deaths

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 30 August 1950 · page 13

TEL AVIV, Tues.: Israeli military units have been withdrawn from the mixed Israel-Jordan frontier patrols set up by the Mixed…

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Korean War Reds Fail to Pincer Pohang TOKIO

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 31 August 1950 · page 1

AAP-Reuter: The North Koreans battled fiercely to squeeze their pincers around Pohang today, but they failed to meet their High Command’s deadline for the capture of the east…

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War Veterans' Home and Art Union Appreciated by R.S.L.

Jerilderie Herald and Urana Advertiser · Thursday 31 August 1950 · page 3

The following resolution was carried unanimously at the State Congress of the R.S.L. held in Sydney last week:—…

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Girl Marries Kidnapper- Lover; Civil War Threat Over

Border Morning Mail · Monday 4 September 1950 · page 1

HERAKLION (Crete), Sun.: Beautiful. 22 year Thassouia Petrakoghiorghis, whose abduction brought Crete to the…

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