UK Wants Korean War Ended
LONDON, Fri.: Winding up the foreign affairs debate in the House of Commons last night, the Prime Minister (Mr Attlee)said…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1950
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Austrians Selling War Materials to China
LONDON, Friday: Australian firms are selling war material to China, says “The Daily Express” The first consignment of 70 tons…
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American survivors of a Communist ambush on the north-east front in Korea said that fanatical Chinese Communists had burned wounded American prisoners alive and danced…
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The United Stoles should hove a showdown With its Allies to find out if they ore going to participate in a war…
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HONG KONG, Sun: American crewmen of the Isbrantsen Shipping Co’s freighter Flying Clipper now at Hong Kong, have…
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“Reynolds News” lead story today said the Indian Premier (Mr Nehru) had prepared a plan to end the Korean war and bring about a Far Eastern settlement…
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LAKE SUCCESS, Mon.: Sources close to the Soviet Union revealed today that the Chinese People’s Republic might be…
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The British Prime Minister (Mr Attlee) left by Stratocruiser for the United States late last night to hold his momentous discussions with President Truman. Among those who accompanied…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday : A special plane, carrying 12 soldiers wounded in Korea, is due to arrive at Mascot at 8 a.m. tomorrow…
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WASHINGTON, Tues.: Fresh from a visit to Korea, Senator William Knowland (Republican) yesterday called on the United…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Truman Assails Red Leaders of China “Caused Risk of Big War ” WASHINGTON
Chinese Communist leaders had deliberately caused a grove risk of a general war by invading Korea, President Truman said today. He was addressing a…
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MELBOURNE, Tues.: The fall in the rate of enlistments for the Army, Navy and Air Force is attributed to the approach of the…
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The Presbyterian Church of Australia, having had a Mission in Korea for some 50 years, is in a favourable position to organise…
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The Prime Minister, Mr. Menzies, announced to-day that recruiting would be stepped up shortly to enlist 30,000 men in the Citizen Military Forces for service anywhere in the world…
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CANBERRA, Thursday.—A plea for the further extension of the Returned Soldier Land Settlement Scheme was made in the House…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Australia Leads Attack on Soviet Over War Prisoners Lake Success
Australia fold the UNO Social Committee yesterday there was evidence that five years after the last war large numbers of prisoners of war had not returned home or were otherwise unaccounted for by the Soviet Union…
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LONDON, Sunday : The Admiralty announced yesterday a successful sea evacuation of 7000 civilian refugees and…
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HONG KONG, Sun.: Special correspondent of the London “Daily Mail” here says a dangerous war fever is being stirred up…
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The Minister for Supply (Mr Beale) said tonight he had ordered tin inquiry into the reported disappearance of a German-made guided missile…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Chinese Expect U.S. to “Start” War in Europe LONDON
The Peking “Current Affairs Journal” of last Tuesday that when the United States started “a world war, Western Europe will soon be liberated,” the New York “Times” reported…
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