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The wars & local soldiers, 1953

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Soldier Settlers On Warpath Over W.C. & I.C. A/cs

The Pastoral Times · Tuesday 8 September 1953 · page 8

Meeting in Deniliquin last Tuesday, the committee of the Western Riverina Soldier Settlers’ Association decided to…

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Jerilderie's New War Memorial Building

Jerilderie Herald and Urana Advertiser · Thursday 10 September 1953 · page 1

Sketch of new Building to replace the existing War Memorial below Builder: Mr. G. B. Cowhan, Jerilderie…

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100,000 Orphaned by Korean War

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 10 September 1953 · page 3

LONDON, Wed.: One hundred thousand children have been left orphans as a result of the Korean War, declared General…

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Soldiers No Longer Needed on Wharves

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 12 September 1953 · page 3

CANBERRA, Fri.: The Minister for Labor (Mr. Holt) has notified the Minister for the Army (Mr. Francis) that he no longer…

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“Only armed might con stop war”

Border Morning Mail · Monday 14 September 1953 · page 3

SYDNEY, Sun.: Australia and Britain would continue to work together in the field of military science for the defence of the…

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Civil war that cost over 5000 lives ends

Border Morning Mail · Monday 14 September 1953 · page 3

BOGOTA (Colombia), Sun.: A bloody four-year guerrilla war against Colombia’s Government is reported to have ended with the negotiated surrender of most of the insurgents…

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Original Anzac Buried With R.S.L. Honors

The Pastoral Times · Tuesday 15 September 1953 · page 1

Mr. Fred Gibbings, who died in the Deniliquin Hospital last Wednesday night at the age of 62, was buried is…

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Distinguished soldier’s death

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 15 September 1953 · page 5

ADELAIDE, Mon.: General manager of the Savings Bank of South Australia, and one of the State’s most distinguished soldiers…

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Alleging Mal-Administration, Diggers Demand Inquiry Into War Service Land Settlement

The Pastoral Times · Friday 18 September 1953 · page 2

At a combined zone meeting of Western Riverina Soldier Settlers’ Association at Wakool on Tuesday, a large gathering of settlers decided to demand a thorough investigation by a Royal Commission, or a…

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“Jacky” Hutton comes back to Albury: fought in the 1914-18 war

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 23 September 1953 · page 14

After many years’ absence from the district, Mr. Jack Hutton returned to Albury this week to spend a short leave from the P.M.G.’s Deportment, Sydney, with his sister, Mrs. James Knight, Griffith street, Albury…

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America to revolutionise war by using the oceans as bases for bombers !

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 23 September 1953 · page 3

TORONTO, Tues.: The coming ability of the US to use the oceans as bomber bases “promises one of the most…

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Housing Shortage at Albury Position of the man who went to the war. (“Mail” Special.)

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 23 September 1953 · page 2

During the last war drastic regulations were introduced to protect the serviceman against unscrupulous landlords and, at the time, these were justified…

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War Service Land Settlement Protest Backed At Blighty

The Pastoral Times · Friday 25 September 1953 · page 5

A Western Riverina Soldier Setters’ Association zone meeting at Blighty on Tuesday decided to support the…

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Mother weeps for soldier son who won’t come home

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 26 September 1953 · page 3

LONDON Fri.: A mother in West Lothian (Scotland) wept last night as she heard a B.B.C. announcer say that her fair-haired commando son was the one Briton captured by the Reds in Korea who refused to come…

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Ex-soldier drowned

Border Morning Mail · Monday 28 September 1953 · page 3

SYDNEY, Sun.: An ex-Korean veteran is believed to have been drowned at North Bondi early today…

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War crimes in Korea

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 29 September 1953 · page 3

WASHINGTON, Mon. : The US Army was carefully collecting evidence on hundreds of Communist war crimes in Korea and…

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Japs ‘cash in’ on Korean war

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 29 September 1953 · page 5

TOKIO, Mon.: The Korean war was worth £5[?]7 million to Japan in United States war orders. Special dollar…

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Rotarians Given Close-up View Of War-Time Holland

The Pastoral Times · Tuesday 29 September 1953 · page 6

Mr. Joseph Van Larnbaart addressed the Rotary Club on the subject: “Holland during the war.” He was introduced…

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War Reporter Bitterly Assailed

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 30 September 1953 · page 16

CANBERRA, Tues.: Australian was correspondent in Korea, Wilfred Burchett, was a self-confessed traitor to his country…

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Troop-carrying plane down in flames: 21 soldiers die

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 30 September 1953 · page 3

NEW YORK, Tues.: At least 21 men were killed and 21 others injured when a twin-engines Resort Airlines plane broke in two and burst into flames after it crashed at Standiford Air Force airfield on the outskirts…

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