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The wars & local soldiers, 1954

614 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 27 of 31

War Over Water Is Feared

The Newcastle Sun · Wednesday 3 November 1954 · page 21

WASHINGTON (O.S.R.)—A dispute between India and Pakistan over water rights might lead to…

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Shire War On Noxious Weed

The Newcastle Sun · Wednesday 3 November 1954 · page 6

A weed growing on between 20 and 25 farms at Miller's Forest, Brisbanefield and Duckenfield had been identified as Paterson's Curse, the Health Inspector (Mr. T. C. Atkinson)…

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Retired, Re-enlisted

Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners' Advocate · Wednesday 3 November 1954 · page 3

Orderly Corporal N. G. Guinness, of 14 Field Squadron, R.A.E., retired from the Regular Army on Monday and re-enlisted in the same unit, but in the C.M.F., last night. He is seen (left) enlisting in the C.M.F. at Waratah Drill…

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Soldiers' Poppy Day Appeals

The Newcastle Sun · Wednesday 3 November 1954 · page 10

The sale of poppies will be conducted throughout the State on Thursday, Nov. 11, when…

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Pocket Air War For Islands

Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners' Advocate · Thursday 4 November 1954 · page 3

TAIPEH, Nov. 3. A.A.P.R.-Reuter.— Chinese Nationalist and Communist planes to-day continued their "pocket" air war off the southern coast of China's Chekiang…

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War Hero Has Become A Crusader For Peace

The Newcastle Sun · Thursday 4 November 1954 · page 22

LONDON: Three parachutes with dark objects suspended beneath them floated lazily, innocently down on the Japanese city of Nagasaki on a cloudless summer da ynine years ago. A tenth of a millionth…

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Air Fights In 'Pocket War'

Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners' Advocate · Friday 5 November 1954 · page 3

TAIPEH (Formosa), Nov. 4. A.A.P.-Reuter.—Nationalist and Communist planes clashed for the first time in their "pocket war" to-day…

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Japan Ends Burma "War"

Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners' Advocate · Saturday 6 November 1954 · page 1

RANGOON, Nov. 5. A.A.P. — Burma and Japan signed a peace treaty in Rangoon to-day officially ending…

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Queen's Tribute To War Dead

Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners' Advocate · Monday 8 November 1954 · page 1

LONDON, Nov. 7. A.A.P.—Queen Elizabeth joined 6000 service and ex-servicemen and women last night, in paying tribute to the fallen in two world wars…

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Nazi War Criminal Released BERLIN, Mon. (A.A.P.)

The Newcastle Sun · Monday 8 November 1954 · page 2

Church bells yesterday pealed a welcome for Baron von…

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French War On Terrorists

The Newcastle Sun · Tuesday 9 November 1954 · page 8

ALGIERS, Tues. (A.A.P.) —The French High Command in Algeria is planning to send commando…

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SEATO Check To War Adventure

The Newcastle Sun · Tuesday 9 November 1954 · page 6

LONDON, Tues. (A.A.P.): As far as lay in her power, Britain must see that no new adventures began on a miscalculation which could Bead to war, Sir Anthony Eden told the…

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Australia's War Prize Big German Press At Waratah Plant

Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners' Advocate · Tuesday 9 November 1954 · page 2

A gigantic hydraulic forging press, strongly suspected by the Allies of having played a part in the German V1 and V2 rocket programme in the last war, is being installed at Commonwealth Steel Co. Ltd.,…

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'Prospects of War Recede'

Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners' Advocate · Wednesday 10 November 1954 · page 16

NEW YORK, Nov. 9. A.A.P. — President Eisenhower said yesterday that the spectre of war loomed less threateningly than in a long time…

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'Power Needs' Of A-War

Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners' Advocate · Wednesday 10 November 1954 · page 18

CANBERRA, Tuesday. —Power to survive might prove to be the greatest deterrent to an outbreak of atomic war,…

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Duke Named In War Papers

Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners' Advocate · Wednesday 10 November 1954 · page 17

LONDON, Nov. 9. A.A.P. — The British Government to-day published two letters referring to the Duke of Windsor, among a selection of German foreign policy…

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Air Loss Price of Cold War

Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners' Advocate · Wednesday 10 November 1954 · page 16

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9. A.A.P. — The shooting down of an American plane by M.I.G. fighters over Japan "is the price the United States must expect to pay in the…

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War Dead Are Remembered

The Newcastle Sun · Thursday 11 November 1954 · page 3

The memories of Armistice Day should bring to all a greater awareness of the national heritage and the need for continued sacrifice in daily living, the Rev. C. W. Ritchie told a…

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Flag Memorials To War Dead

Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners' Advocate · Thursday 11 November 1954 · page 6

SYDNEY, Wednesday. —The Governor (Sir John Northcott) to-day unfurled two flags at Sydney Technical College…

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War Bride To Have Trip Home

Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners' Advocate · Thursday 11 November 1954 · page 5

Mrs. Gordon Kirk, of Mayfield, will leave in the Orion on Wednesday with her two young daughters, Anne Maree…

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