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The wars & local soldiers, 1951

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War or Peace This Year?

Border Morning Mail · Monday 1 January 1951 · page 2

SYDNEY, Sun.: “The year 1951 will be a year of great tension in which the free nations of the world will either succeed in…

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India to End War with Germany

Border Morning Mail · Monday 1 January 1951 · page 6

BONN, Sun.: It has been officially announced that India will terminate her. state of, war with Germany on January 3. India’s…

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Fear of Civil War in Germany

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 2 January 1951 · page 3

LONDON. Mon: Serious obstacle to German participation, in the defence of Western Europe is German pacifism inspired by…

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30 Nations To End State Of War With Germany WASHINGTON

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 2 January 1951 · page 2

Although short of a peace treaty, the United States, and most other World War II foes of the Nazis are now preparing to join in concerted action to terminate formally their state of war with…

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Korea, Sounding Board To Third World War? TOKIO

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 3 January 1951 · page 3

American troops are fighting in Korea to determine whether the ultimate war would be fought in the United States or elsewhere. This was stated by Lieut-General Matthew B. Ridgway, commander of Eighth Army in Korea, it was announced today…

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Nehru Hopeful War Will Be Avoided

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 4 January 1951 · page 5

CAIRO, Wed.: Indian Prime Minister (Mr Nehru), en route to London for the Commonwealth talks, said here that he…

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£120,000 War Memorial for Melbourne

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 4 January 1951 · page 11

MELBOURNE, Wed.: The pool in front of the Shrine of Remembrance will be removed to make room for the memorial to…

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Menzies Govt. Facing A Very Critical Year Return of War-time Conditions Canberra

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 4 January 1951 · page 3

The Menzies Government is facing a critical year, and its performances during 1951 will undoubtedly affect its chances at the Federal poll. Defence, inflation and rising living costs are the problems facing it…

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M.E. May Be Battleground For Australians in Event of War With The Soviet LONDON

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 4 January 1951 · page 11

A special correspondent of the London “Times” forecasts that a large part of the Prime Ministers’ Conference will be devoted to an attempt to fit the Commonwealth military forces…

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Thousands of Homeless on March in Korea Modern War in All Its Pathetic Starkness and Tragedy Tokio

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 4 January 1951 · page 3

The stark tragedy of the war in Korea is now manifesting itself in the pathetic mass movement of thousands of refugees who stumbling their way to the Allied-held port of Pusan at the southern tip of the peninsula…

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Warning of Early World War

Border Morning Mail · Friday 5 January 1951 · page 2

MANILA, Thurs.: A warning that a Third World War might begin “in the immediate future” was given by the Foreign…

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Allegedly Wounded Wife

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 6 January 1951 · page 3

SYDNEY, Fri.; A 45-year-old laborer was remanded to January 15, at Paddington Court today on a charge of maliciously…

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War Gratuities Increase

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 6 January 1951 · page 18

Mr. Harry Read, publicity officer of the R.S.L. Albury subbranch, said today that the response for signatures to the…

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No Need For All-Out War Plan

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 6 January 1951 · page 1

NEW YORK, Fri.: No high official of the United States Government believes the international situation has…

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Soldier Found Shot Dead

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 6 January 1951 · page 1

An army corporal was found shot dead at his home at West Albury last night. He is Cpl. NORMAN ERIC BEECH,…

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Burglar Fatally Wounded MELBOURNE

Border Morning Mail · Monday 8 January 1951 · page 2

A burglar was fatally wounded as he made a A desperate but unsuccessful attempt to escape t from the Newmarket Hotel, Racecourse rd., Flemington, after being disturbed as down broke this…

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Chinese to Withdraw Part of Armies From Korean War for Campaigns in Indo China, Formosa

Border Morning Mail · Monday 8 January 1951 · page 1

AAP-Reuter: An unconfirmed report from usually reliable sources yesterday claimed that Chinese Communists intended to withdraw some of their armies in Korea, following Soviet pressure. The source said Peking and Moscow were willing to risk a reduction of the Chinese…

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N.g. War Graves Visited

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 9 January 1951 · page 5

BRISBANE, Mon.: War graves in Australia and the Pacific Islands compared well with war cemeteries in Europe and the…

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War Industries to Receive Priority CANBERRA

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 9 January 1951 · page 1

Industries essential! to war production would receive priority for expansion under new capital issues control. National Security Resources Board agreed in principle to this today…

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Social Services Dept. to Administer War Service Homes

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 9 January 1951 · page 7

CANBERRA, Mon: Administration of the War Service Homes Department has been transferred from the portfolio of…

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