Post-War Plan For Japan
NEW YORK, Tuesday.—When she shows evidence of good behavior after being brought to her knees. Japan must be…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1944
2,418 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 14 of 121
Post-war Struggle For Markets
LONDON, Tuesday.—In Anglo-American trade rivalry there exists the possibility of the most fatal corruption, said the Minister…
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NEW YORK, Tuesday.—President Roosevelt's personal physician (Admiral Ross McIntyre), Surgeon-General of the Navy, said…
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CANBERRA, Tuesday.—Except by direction from their parties, it is unlikely that Opposition members of the Advisory War Council will…
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ARMIDALE, Tuesday.—Last September Mr. C. Purkiss complained that he, with other civilians and servicemen, had to be content with…
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CANBERRA.— Two thousand blocks, on which to construct homes for returned servicemen, have been purchased in the…
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Members of the Hamilton sub-branch of the Returned Soldiers' League last night decided to co-operate with the War Memorial…
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YOUNGER SET.—Three new members were welcomed to Hamilton Red Cross Younger Set at a meeting last night. Miss Florance Bird (president) presided…
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Private Hugh Kirkwood McAllister, AIF, reported killed in action. Private McAllister was the second son of Mr. and Mrs. H…
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LONDON, Feb. 17. A.A.P.—A new schedule of war risk insurance rates, to operate from February 17, includes a reduction for ships going…
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SYDNEY.—The Secretary of the Labor Council (Mr R A King, MLC) said last night that the ACTU Executive, at its next…
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Canberra:—Odd effects the war has had on communal life were revealed in answers to queries in the Federal Parliament…
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CANBERRA, Thursday.—A meeting of the United Australia Party by an overwhelming majority to-night instructed its representatives to withdraw from the Advisory War Council…
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WASHINGTON, Thursday.—The War Department has announced that more than 200,000 US troops, exclusive of sick and…
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WASHINGTON, Thursday.—One thousand American soldiers were lost when an Allied troopship was sunk in European waters, the U.S. War Department announces. About 1000 were rescued. The…
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In a report by the Secretary of the Public Schools' War Service Auxiliary (Mr. E. A. Cahill), covering activities for 1943. It is…
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LONDON, Friday. — Neutrals arriving in Sweden and Turkey from ravaged Germany suggest that the…
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CANBERRA, Saturday. — The Prime Minister (Mr. Curtin) to-day acceded to the request by the Country Party for…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Near Civil War in Argentina Rival Groups
NEW YORK, Feb. 18. A.A.P.—Following the coup by the younger group of army officers in Argentina, who practically took charge of…
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