War Psychosis In U.S. Says Vyshinsky
NEW YORK, Sept. 19. A.A.P.—In some countries, particularly the United States a war psychosis was being warmed up, Mr. Vyshinsky, Soviet delegate, said at the U.N. General Assembly…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1947
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France Sees Risk Of War In Clash Between U.S.A. And Russia
PARIS, Sunday: A grave warning that present clashes between Russia and America could lead to war, was given today by French President Auriol. He called on both Powers to "lay aside all designs for…
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LONDON.—Mr. T. A. Peake, magistrate, to a husband at Derby (England): You have a perfect right to swear at your wife. But you had…
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LAUNCESTON.—There was uproar at a debate on bank nationalisation last night when Senator W. E. Aylctt told an…
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WARWICK (Qld.), Monday.— From 1500 B.C. until the Treaty of Versailles 8000 peace treaties had been signed, a past Governor of…
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TOKYO, Sept. 22.—Sixty percent. of the Japanese living in Brazil are still ignorant of or refuse to believe that Japan lost the war, the…
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CANBERRA, Tuesday.—Federal Cabinet to-night approved the payment of a living allowance of 7/6 a week to…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →"War Would Mean Defeat for Russia" "Herald" Service
LONDON, Sept. 23.—Another war would certainly mean a gigantic defeat for Russia, in which much more would be buried than Sovietism and Stalinism, according to Mr. David Dallin, who is…
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CAIRO, Wednesday: An Arab organisation declares that the creation of a Jewish State in Palestine "is part of British American plans for the next world war." The organisation is the Palestine…
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MELBOURNE: Members of the War Widows' Craft Guild were staggered that a man who was unable to live on £30 a…
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CANBERRA: British interest in combining other scientific research with the development of the long-range rocket bomb experiments in Australia has been stimulated by the difficult international situation, it was stated officially today…
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NEW YORK, Sept. 24. A.A.P.—The Secretary of the United Nations (Mr. Trygve Lie) warned the Great Powers that a continuation of their disunity and suspicion of each other would wreck the United…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Allowances To War Widows To Cost £210,000
CANBERRA, Wednesday.—The total cost of the decision to pay 7/6 a week as a domestic allowance to war widows with one or two…
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CANBERRA, Friday.—Mr. Randolph Churchill, son of Britain's wartime Prime Minister, said to-day, war with Russia was inevitable…
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NEW YORK, Friday: Russia s Deputy Foreign Minister (Mr. Vyshinsky) today renewed his attack on Britain and U.S…
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NEW DELHI, Saturday: The Indian Government would have to go to war against Pakistan if there were no other way of securing justice, Gandhi told a prayer meeting. He said he was opposed to all warfare, and no one wanted war. but…
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The Vice-President of the Newcastle Legacy Club (Mr. C. A. K. Cohen) this morning laid a wreath on the…
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MELBOURNE, Friday.—Australia would have the best chance of survival in an atomic war of pilotless planes and guided missiles, said Air…
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MELBOURNE, Friday.—Private employers were observing the letter of the law in regard to preference to returned servicemen better than the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Says Australian Soldiers "Dirty, Sloppy"
CANBERRA, Friday.—Australian soldiers in Melbourne" were "the dirtiest and sloppiest"' he had ever seen in any country, Mr. Gullett (Lib.,…
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