Casualties Show Britain's Part in War
NEW YORK, Thursday: Publication of the British Empire casualties recalls Mr Churchill's rebuttal of the Nazi sneer…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1945
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Churchill Says Futile Nazi Drive May Shorten War
LONDON, Friday: "I do not hesitate to give it as my own opinion that the decisive breaking of the German offensive in Belgium is more likely to shorten than to lengthen the…
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SYDNEY, Sunday: The Federal Council of the Australian Country Party, at its week-end conference, decided to protest…
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NEW YORK, Sunday (AAP).—In a speech to The Diet today the Japanese Premier (Koiso) said the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →News Of Lismore War Prisoner
Mrs. M. O'Connor, of Bounty Street. Lismore, has recieved encouraging news of her son, Kelvin, who is a prisoner of war in…
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LONDON, Friday: The War Office announced thai the Russian Government had given an assurance on the…
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LONDON, Sunday: The excitement due to the story that Britain was endeavoring to bring Hitler to trial as a war…
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NEW YORK, Sunday: The Japanese Premier (General Koiso) told the Imperial Diet that Japan was facing the greatest crisis of the "With the American landings…
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BRISBANE, Sunday: The Minister for Lands (Mr Jones) stated tonight that, in its soldier settlement schemes, the Queensland…
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There was a large attendance at a social organised by Bexhill C.W.A. to welcome F/O Alga Virtue. R.A.A.F. who is spending…
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NEW YORK, Monday: The columnist, Walter Winchell, reports that Mr Donald Nelson may come to Australia, in order to…
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Mr. Vincent J. Conaghan, of the British Overseas Airways Corporation, London, after an absence of six years from Coolangatta, which he spent abroad in Europe, Africa and world waters, is visiting his father,…
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LONDON, Monday (AAP). —Moscow radio says a 10-point programme for conducting the war to a successful conclusion and the…
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SYDNEY, Monday: Only a small percentage of RAAF air crews could be employed in the aircraft industry after the war,…
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NEW YORK, Monday: A group of former war prisoners, including men who escaped from Japanese camps, will make a two-months…
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ST. LOUIS, Monday: Sergeant John Coleman, home from Australia and the Pacific for the first time in three years, made a…
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LONDON, Monday: The 2,000,000th American soldier has embarked from Britain for the European war theatre…
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No charge is made by the Crown against ex-soldiers for a fee or stamp duty on the discharge of a stock mortgage. This was reported…
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The Victorian Central Executive of the A.L.P. has decided to oppose preference to ex-soldiers. The secretary refused to give particulars, but it was…
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Pte. Noel Francis Symonds, 19, who was killed in action against,…
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