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The wars & local soldiers, 1951

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Impressive Anzac Day Ceremony at Cathedral: Church Services

The Newcastle Sun · Wednesday 25 April 1951 · page 3

The Dean of Newcastle (Very Rev. W. A. Hardie) officiated at an impressive ceremony at the Christ Church Cathedral this morning. After the playing of the Na-…

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Big Anzac March Watched By Crowd Of 30,000

The Newcastle Sun · Wednesday 25 April 1951 · page 1

Between 20,000 and 30,000 people thronged the streets of Newcastle today to watch one of the most impressive Anzac Day marches in Newcastle for years…

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War Veterans March Again Armoured Corps

The Newcastle Sun · Wednesday 25 April 1951 · page 6

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Korean War Honour Roll

Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners' Advocate · Thursday 26 April 1951 · page 4

The Lord Mayor (Ald. Purdue) unveils the Korean Honour Roll at the Anzac Dinner of the Newcastle sub-branch of the Australian Legion of Ex-servicemen and Women last night. Right, the President (Mr. T. W. Bartley)…

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Korean Honour Roll Unveiled

Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners' Advocate · Thursday 26 April 1951 · page 5

A Korean honour roll was unveiled by the Lord Mayor (Ald. Purdue) at the Anzac dinner of the Newcastle Legion of…

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Korea Wounded

The Newcastle Sun · Thursday 26 April 1951 · page 7

THESE PHOTOGRAPHS showing sidelights of the fighting in Korea were taken by a "Newcastle Sun" photographer, John Smith. Pictures show: 1. Stretcher-bearers evacuating a British officer who was badly wounded by mortar fire. 2. "A" Company Diggers, who were slightly wounded after action in Korea. From left, Brengunner John Lawson and Owen-gunner Cecil Finch. "A" Company's action took place in the central-west sector. 3. Private Alec ("Darkle") Perini, who in an…

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Transport Group's Anzac Dinner

The Newcastle Sun · Thursday 26 April 1951 · page 6

More than 300 members of the Gordon-ave. Depot ex-servicemen's social group and visitors attended the annual…

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District Anzac Day Services

Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners' Advocate · Thursday 26 April 1951 · page 4

Suburban and district Anzac Day services included— STOCKTON: About 100 people attended the dawn service at the Soldiers' Memorial, Dalby Oval,…

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Australians Abroad Recall Anzac

Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners' Advocate · Thursday 26 April 1951 · page 1

LONDON, April 25. A.A.P.— Australians and New Zealanders packed Saint Martin In-the-Fields Church in Trafalgar Square to-day…

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Veterans Meet On Anzac Day

Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners' Advocate · Thursday 26 April 1951 · page 1

Old soldiers meet again. Top left: Colour-hearer H. Dodds and H. Ford, of the Royal Marines Old Comrades'…

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Anzac Day On Coalfields Materialism As Great Threat

Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners' Advocate · Thursday 26 April 1951 · page 6

Materialism was a great threat to the future, Rev. M. Redman said at the Anzac Day service at the Maitland War Memorial yesterday. He said Communism was only a…

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Youth Wounded By Blank Cartridge

Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners' Advocate · Friday 27 April 1951 · page 2

Thomas Penfold, 14, of Christie-road, Tarro, suffered a lacerated wound below his right knee last night when he threw a blank cart…

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Limit Korean War "If Possible"

The Newcastle Sun · Friday 27 April 1951 · page 2

WASHINGTON, Thurs. (A.A.P.): Policy of the U.S. and the United Nations was still to limit the Korean war "if possible," President Truman said today…

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War Victims Drift Through Dead City Of Seoul

Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners' Advocate · Friday 27 April 1951 · page 1

TOKYO, April 26. A.A.P.-Reuter.—Seoul, former capital of South Korea, is a dead city, without policemen and without electricity, through which the victims of war drift wearily. By last night most of the…

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963 Wounded, Sick Taken From Korea By R.A.A.F.

The Newcastle Sun · Saturday 28 April 1951 · page 3

MELBOURNE: R.A.A.F. pilots and nurses have evacuated 963 wounded and sick servicemen from Korea to Japan. The total comprises 665 British troops. 153 Australian. 125…

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British Industries Fair Will Show Swith To war Goods

The Newcastle Sun · Saturday 28 April 1951 · page 1

LONDON, Sat. (A.A.P.).—A coal sack made of nylon will be on display this spring at the 1951 British Industries Fair. More than 3000 exhibitors, representing 100 British…

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Anzac Service At Branxton

Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners' Advocate · Monday 30 April 1951 · page 3

A large crowd watched the Anzac combined commemoration march and service at Branxton yesterday afternoon…

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Anzac Service At Cardiff

Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners' Advocate · Monday 30 April 1951 · page 3

Anzac typified not merely physical courage, but the moral fortitude and spirit that sent men to defend ideals, Rev. K. Heuston said…

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Wold "On Edge Of War"—Truman

The Newcastle Sun · Tuesday 1 May 1951 · page 2

WASHINGTON, Mon. (A.A.P.): Sending a £27,000,000,000 defence Budget to Congress, President Truman declared today that Russia's rulers had pushed the world "to the brink of a…

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Eight Areas Bought For War Farms

Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners' Advocate · Tuesday 1 May 1951 · page 3

SYDNEY, Monday.—Cabinet to-day approved the acquisition of eight estates for war service land settlement at prices in excess of…

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