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The wars & local soldiers, 1954

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City march for Korean war veterans

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 17 November 1954 · page 28

SYDNEY, Tues.: Men of the Third Battalion Royal Australian Regiment, will march through the streets of Brisbane,…

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Warning to Communist China “Attack on Formosa will mean war with U.S.”

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 18 November 1954 · page 3

WASHINGTON, Wed.: Any moves by Communist China to carry out its professed intention to conquer Formosa would involve hostilities with the United States, the Secretary of State, Mr…

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More money for Vic. soldier settlement

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 18 November 1954 · page 11

MELBOURNE, Wed.: A bill to increase the Soldier Settlement Commission’s borrowing powers by £15,000,000 was introduced in…

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Hay War Memorial Hall Rates

The Riverine Grazier · Friday 19 November 1954 · page 2

It was recommended by the finance committee in its report to the Hay Municipal Council at the adjourned meeting on Wednesday…

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Minor war rages at our north back door

Border Morning Mail · Friday 19 November 1954 · page 10

CANBERRA, Thurs.: A party of 48 armed men which invaded Dutch New Guinea last month had acted with the full knowledge and permission of the Indonesian Army, the Netherlands Ministry for Foreign Affairs…

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Albury’s oldest soldier, please step forward

Border Morning Mail · Friday 19 November 1954 · page 1

Albury RSL is looking for the city and district’s oldest ex-serviceman. He is wanted to take part…

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“Paltry” aid to soldier settlement

Border Morning Mail · Friday 19 November 1954 · page 1

SYDNEY, Thurs. : The Commonwealth contribution to soldier settlement was “paltry,” the State Minister for Lands, Mr…

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American Senators want war with the Soviet

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 20 November 1954 · page 17

WASHINGTON, Fri.: Indiana Republican Senator William Jenner, in an impassioned Senate speech, yesterday charged that certain leaders in the Eisenhower administration had fallen victim to the “poison gas of…

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Scouts Begin War on Mosquitoes To-day

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 20 November 1954 · page 5

Scouts of First Albury Troop will begin spraying lagoons, dams and water holes in Albury today in connection with “Operation…

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Red soldier flees to West

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 20 November 1954 · page 5

BONN, Fri.: A Soviet soldier has sought asylum in West Germany, a British High Commission spokesman announced last night…

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War Veteran Dead in Water Channel

Border Morning Mail · Monday 22 November 1954 · page 2

A 66-year-old First World War veteran, Jack Martin, of Corowa, was found dead in a water channel in Stephens street, Urana, at 9.45…

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Lottery war may flare up following Privy Council decision

Border Morning Mail · Monday 22 November 1954 · page 11

SYDNEY, Sun.: The Privy Council decision this week against restrictions on interstate trade will probably lead to : Open sales in N.S.W. of Tasmanian lottery tickets. Cheaper fares on interstate tourist and passenger…

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“Jap pearlers up to ‘their pre-war tricks’ ”

Border Morning Mail · Monday 22 November 1954 · page 3

BRISBANE, Sun.: Special armed patrol boats and planes were needed to control Japanese pearling luggers operating in Australian territorial waters, a Commonwealth official said tonight…

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Sydney acclaims home-coming Korean war Veterans

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 23 November 1954 · page 3

SYDNEY, Mon.: More than 100,000 people packed Sydney streets today to give a rousing welcome home to the Third Battalion, back after three years’ service in Korea…

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Hay War Memorial High School Farewell to Fifth Year

The Riverine Grazier · Tuesday 23 November 1954 · page 2

As is customary, the Hay War Memorial High School said good bye to the outgoing Fifth Year students on the eve of their…

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Hero’s welcome home for Rising Fast

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 24 November 1954 · page 1

AUCKLAND, Tuesday: Two women in a crowd of shout 100, who cheered [?]ing Fast on his return…

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Melbourne roars a big welcome to home-coming soldiers

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 24 November 1954 · page 4

MELBOURNE, Tues: The citizens of Melbourne cost aside their cloak of dignified reserve today and really “let themselves go” when they accorded an uproarious welcome to the men of…

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Cold War Ending

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 24 November 1954 · page 11

LONDON, Tues.: The belief that the cold war was, to some extent, drawing to an end was expressed yesterday by Mr…

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New U.S. war weapons

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 24 November 1954 · page 4

WASHINGTON, Tues.: The U.S. armed forces yesterday announced that a new supersonic fighter plane and a improved rocket had…

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Japs to collect remains of war dead in N.G.

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 25 November 1954 · page 22

CANBERRA, Wed.: Australia will permit a Japanese mission to visit Papua and New Guinea to collect the remains of Japanese war dead there. The Japanese will also…

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