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The wars & local soldiers, 1952

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Soldier Kills Girl in Church

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 1 January 1952 · page 1

BOURBON (Indiana) Mon: Pte Homer Shoemaker, 24, shot 16-year-old Ruth Golden to death during a church…

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Air War in Korea Brisker

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 3 January 1952 · page 5

TOKIO, Wed.: The aerial war was brisker over Korea yesterday. A half-hour fight between 31 US Sabre jets and about 60…

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Expects Korean War to End Soon

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 3 January 1952 · page 3

SYDNEY, Wed.: Troops in Korea, for the first time, had a feeling the peace talks would amount to something, Driver O. McPike said on arrival here today…

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Two terrorists wounded

Border Morning Mail · Friday 4 January 1952 · page 10

ISMAILIA, Thurs.: Two Egyptian terrorists are believed to have been wounded when British troops fired on a terrorist cable cutting…

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Letter Throws New Light on Albury Man’s War Service Briton Writes to Mayor About Capt. P. Heywood

Border Morning Mail · Friday 4 January 1952 · page 3

Some little known war service of Albury district grazier, Capt. Phil Heywood, of “Hawksview,” has come to light in a letter which the Mayor (Ald. Bunton) received yesterday from…

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Diggers Home From War in Malaya

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 5 January 1952 · page 18

BRISBANE, Fri.: Five Australian soldiers who returned on the liner Merkur today said Communist penetration in Malaya…

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No war, says Calwell

Border Morning Mail · Monday 7 January 1952 · page 6

MELBOURNE, Sun.: In the course of a broadcast address this evening the deputy Leader of the Federal Opposition. Mr A…

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£180 Mil. Profit on War Surplus Wool

Border Morning Mail · Monday 7 January 1952 · page 6

LONDON, Sun.: Britain, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa have made a profit of £180 million from the sale of surplus wartime…

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C.A.E. Speaker’s Claim Korean war will “drag on” until American elections

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 9 January 1952 · page 11

The Korean war will probably “drag on” until the American elections in November, Mr. C. P. Fitzgerald, foreign affairs expert, told C.A.E. Summer School students [?] Albury yesterday…

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War Comforts Fund To Be Revived

Jerilderie Herald and Urana Advertiser · Thursday 10 January 1952 · page 8

This Federal administrator of the Australian Comforts Fund, Mr. C. R. McKerihan, said on Tuesday night the fund would be revived…

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Truman Tells Nation World in war shadow

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 10 January 1952 · page 15

WASHINGTON, Wed.: Although 1951, as a year of great achievement, in which the world had made many gains, the world still walked…

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War Is Not Inevitable, Say Truman, Churchill

Border Morning Mail · Friday 11 January 1952 · page 3

WASHINGTON, Thurs.—“We do not believe that war is inevitable. This is the basis of our policies.” This conviction is expressed by the British Prime Minister (Mr. Churchill) and President Truman in a joint communique summarising…

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Housing plans based on war-time standards

Border Morning Mail · Friday 11 January 1952 · page 10

CANBERRA, Thurs.: Minister for Works and Housing (Mr Kent Hughes) said today that the Commonwealth Government was…

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Jap stragglers still at war

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 16 January 1952 · page 12

MANILLA, Tues.: Soldiers have been despatched to Lubang Island, off Mindoro, to search out Japanese stragglers who last Friday…

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Indo-chinese War Flares Up

Border Morning Mail · Friday 18 January 1952 · page 7

HANOI (Indo-China), Thurs.: The Indo-Chinese war flared up yesterday with a heavy attack by Vietminh Communist rebel troops on the strategic isolated French fortress outpost of Hoa Binh…

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Youth wounded taxi-driver, then suicided—findings of City Coroner

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 19 January 1952 · page 8

SYDNEY, Fri.: City Coroner (Mr. A. N. Bott) found today that a youth had fatally wounded a tax-driver and later committed suicide. The taxi driver was Maxwell Arthur Suthern, 29,…

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Will Attend Anzac Day in New Zealand

Border Morning Mail · Monday 21 January 1952 · page 2

Mr. C. H. (“Charlie”) Brown, Wodonga RSL secretary, is one of 50 Australian returned servicemen who will take part in Anzac Day…

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418 U.S. planes lost in the Korean war

Border Morning Mail · Monday 21 January 1952 · page 2

TOKIO, Sun.: Three enemy jet fighters were shot down and another was damaged in two clashes between American Sabre…

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Largest post-war betting plunge won £23,000 on Pure Fire

Border Morning Mail · Monday 21 January 1952 · page 16

MELBOURNE, Sun.: The largest post-war betting plunge was launched at Caulfield yesterday afternoon by one operator…

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British soldier killed in canal battle

Border Morning Mail · Monday 21 January 1952 · page 3

One British soldier was killed and three soldiers and three airmen wounded during the battle which raged yesterday between…

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