Usa Plans War Until 1949
WASHINGTON, Tuesday. —America is planning on a gigantic scale for a long and bitter struggle in the Pacific,…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1943
2,543 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 73 of 128
War Bride in U.s
Sir,—A paragraph in the "Newcastle Morning Herald" stated that Mrs. Robert Forgo was claimed to be the first Australian war bride…
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Members of the Newcastle Women's, Bowline Club have "adopted" 10 servicemen under the Australian Comforts Fund scheme…
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GRAFTON, Tuesday.—Three soldiers were sentenced to six months' imprisonment at Grafton for the theft of £70 from the bar of the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →N.Z. Looks After Returned Men
CANBERRA, Wednesday.—Postwar difficulties of the first world war should not arise this time is view of the extensive development…
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LYSAGHT's COMMITTEE—Functions for funds of the Lysaght's Send off and Welcome-home Committee include a jumble salt to be held in Lysaght's…
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MOST of the speculation concerning the future of post war aviation has dealt with the international aspect and the fears…
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SYDNEY.—The supply of men and women for war industries was nearly 7000 short of the demand last month. Mr. C J. Bellemore…
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LONDON. Thursday.—The future peace time importance of great Empire war undertakings was embasised by the Dominions…
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NEW YORK, July 21.—The Navy Secretary (Colonel Knox) in a broadcast, declared, that Americans who thought that the war had been won…
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WASHINGTON, Wednesday.— Brigadier-General John McAuley Palmer. a leading military authority, writing in the "Infantry…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—There is again a grave shortage of labour on the Sydney waterfront. Ships to-day were left without any men to…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—Supply of workers for war industries was nearly 7000 short of the demand last month, the New South Wales Man…
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LONDON, July 22.—The Chancellor of the Exchequer (Sir Kmgsley Wood), in the House of Commons moved for a supplementary…
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NEW LAMBTON RED CROSS BRASCH will assist the China Day Appeal and members are preparing goods for sale at a stall to be held near the New…
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NEW YORK, July 22.—The Office of War Information quotes a Japanese radio broadcast in which an unnamed Japanese Air Force…
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The Lambton Soldiers' Welfare and Patriotic Committee has undertaken the [?] of 50 soldiers under the A.C.F scheme. It has contributed £130 to…
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Mrs. M. Swan, of Islington, has been advised that her husband, Gnr…
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Sir,—It is amazing that a country proclaimed by oar Governments, military leaders and the Press to be fighting in the defence of…
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Wireless Air-Gunner Sergeant John F. Anderson, only son of Mr. Alex Anderson, is reported a prisoner…
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