Reassurance on U-Boat War
LONDON, April 13.—There were no grounds for undue disquiet concerning the war against U-boats, the Prime Minister (Mr. Churchill)…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1943
2,543 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 40 of 128
Curtin's Warning On War Loan
MELBOURNE.—Emphasising his warning. "Fill the war loan or else—." the Prime Minister (Mr. Curtin) revealed to a large was…
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LONDON. Tuesday. — Criticism of the lack of publicity given in the United States to Britain's war effort,…
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LONDON, April 13.—At question time in the House of Commons to-day Mr. Churchill said that the Australian Minister for External Affairs…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.—Powers of direction given to the Manpower Directorate on January 29 are being used to divert to war work 40…
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The Town Clerk (Mr. G. Wells) told the Adamstown sub-branch of the Returned Soldiers' League last night that permission has…
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Newcastle sub-branch of the Returned Soldiers' League is making an urgent appeal for cars to carry limbless soldiers and nurses in the parade…
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An interpretation of the Metal Trades Award by Judge O'Mara is against the metal trade-unions claim for additional payment or an extra…
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Transport services, it is anticipated, will bt available from all suburbs for people who wish to attend the Dawn Service in…
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The Organising Secretary of the Industrial Loan Panel (Mr. H. McGlynn), receiving money for bonds from Mrs. R. Powell, of…
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Fuller, of High-street, Branxton, have been officially advised that their son, GUNNER…
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Sir,—After the war all men and women who return from battle zones should be put on holidays with an allowance…
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Sir,—I agree with the Primate of Australia (Dr. Le Fanu) that making use of prayer for money for the War Loan is blasphemous. If our…
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CANBERRA. — British official war pictures will be on exhibition for the first time in Australia at the National Art…
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BEETLE PARTY FOR RED CRESS BABY.—Mesdames L. O[?]eill E. R. Fuller were the hostesses at a beetle party held in 5the New Lambton…
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GRAFTON, Wednesday.—Lady Owen, Honorary Director of Red Cross branches, speaking at South Grafton, said that when the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →U.s. War Staff Sanctum
The War Staff room at Headquarters in Washington. This map-filled office is ther innermost sanctum of the joint Chiefs of Staffs of the American forces. Military and naval men and high ranking representatives of the British Chiefs of Staff meet here to make strategic decisions. The huge map on the wall is made of thin steel. On it the strategists move metal symbols which…
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LONDON, Wednesday.—Of the £15,000,000 a day Britain needs for war nearly half will be borrowed and the other half…
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GENERAL BLAMEY'S description of an enemy of 200,000 strong, with "an immensely powerful air force," entrenched along…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →War Loan Rally, Brings £7000 Three Subscriptions of £1000
Yesterday's War Loan rally outside the City Hall resulted in subscriptions totalling approximately £7000. It included three of £1000,…
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