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The wars & local soldiers, 1953

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“Brunt of war” for Britain

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 19 February 1953 · page 3

LONDON, Wed.: Britain would have to bear the brunt of a direct threat in any future war, according…

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WALLA Welcome Home and Silver Wedding Celebration

Border Morning Mail · Friday 20 February 1953 · page 10

Following a short thanksgiving service conducted by Rev. B. Meutzelfeldt in the Lutheran Church,. members of the Walla…

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Soldier’s ride on motor cycle costs him £43

Border Morning Mail · Friday 20 February 1953 · page 9

He was too drunk to remember whether he was riding a motor cycle on the morning of January 1, a soldier from…

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Cenotaph at Bright for Anzac Bay

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 21 February 1953 · page 2

Mt. Beauty sub-branch RSL annual meeting on Tuesday, February 17, was attended by ever 100 members. Branch is now…

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Soldier From Albury in Korea

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 21 February 1953 · page 1

Diggers of 3rd Battalion Royal Australian Regiment and Americans of an incoming infantry battalion chat on the roof of an “uchi” on the reverse slope of a front line position in Korea. The group includes, from left to right : Sgt. Theodore Hunt, of New York, Pte. Gerald Gason, of Albury, Pte. Jack Radford, of Ballarat, Sgt. Walter Squires, of North Carolina, Pte. Keith Heard, of Geelong…

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Soldier settlers lost no time in arranging an “at home”

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 21 February 1953 · page 10

Soldier settlers at Yarara-Coppabella have not lost any time in settling in on their blocks, not have they been waiting to be introduced. The settlers have now all…

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To the Editor “Hands Off Anzac Day”

Border Morning Mail · Monday 23 February 1953 · page 2

Sir,—It would be a pity to change the present form of Anzac Day service. OId diggers cling dearly to their day. I served on…

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Peking repeats germ war charges

Border Morning Mail · Monday 23 February 1953 · page 1

TOKIO, Sun.: Peking radio yesterday charged for the first time this year that United States airmen dropped germ laden…

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War Will Be Carried to the Red Mainland

Border Morning Mail · Monday 23 February 1953 · page 12

NEW YORK, Sun.: the Premier of Nationalist China is continuing to press for the build up of more than 30 Nationalist-held islands off Communist China as staging points for an…

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“U.s. Lagging in the War of Words”

Border Morning Mail · Monday 23 February 1953 · page 2

WASHINGTON, Sun.: The United Sates Advisory Commission on Information has recommended creation of a new Cabinet agency…

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Pictures. Action Saga of Pacific War

The Riverine Grazier · Tuesday 24 February 1953 · page 1

The Majestic Theatre has one of the most exciting stories of the war billed for next Saturday and Monday in "Flying Leathernecks"…

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Australian move on war-time massacre

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 24 February 1953 · page 3

CANBERRA. Mon.: The Commonwealth Government would consider supporting a proposal if it was submitted to the United…

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He wants to see war in Korea ended quickly !

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 24 February 1953 · page 12

One of the reasons why Craftsman Bob McCrone volunteered for service in Korea is that he thinks the war has dragged on…

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Coppabella soldier settlers’ requests will be given sympathetic hearing

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 24 February 1953 · page 3

Sympathetic consideration would be given to requests by soldier settlers on the Coppabello-Yarara estate for financial assistance, the Under-Secretary for the Department of Lands (Mr. A. R. Hones) said yesterday…

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Turks for Anzac Day services ?

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 25 February 1953 · page 1

CANBERRA, Tues.: A representative delegation from the Turkish forces serving in Korea may visit Australia this…

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German War Leaded Dead

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 25 February 1953 · page 1

HANOVER (Germany), Tues.: Former German field marshal, Gerd von Rundstedt, died last night at his home here. Members…

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Third World War alternative if U.N. had not fought Red aggression in Korea"

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 25 February 1953 · page 10

CANBERRA, Tues.: The probable alternative to United Nations resistance of armed aggression in Korea would have been, later on, a Third World War, the Minister for External Affairs (Mr. Casey) said today…

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Soldier settlers are to be thanked

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 25 February 1953 · page 9

Holbrook Shire Council is to send a letter of thanks to the soldier settlers on the Yarara estate for their work in helping…

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War Widow’s Plea

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 26 February 1953 · page 7

Sir,—I wish you would help me obtain the services of a carpenter and plumber. If is pathetic to see 50 men helping in the…

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£37m. voted for war pensions

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 26 February 1953 · page 16

CANBERRA, Wed.: The proposed £37 million appropriation for war pensions during the coming year was totally…

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