Ball For Anzac House
Preliminary arrangements for the Dubbo Victory Ball were made last night at a meeting of representatives of…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1945
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War Agricultural Committee
At the annual meeting of the Mendooran War Agricultural Committee, the secretary (Mr. N. McMahon) submitted the…
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Mrs. Linke of Gilgandra. has received the good news from her son Mick saying he is safe and well and experts to be home…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Motor World. News and Notes From the N.r.m.a. Soldiers on Leave
The N.R.M.A. reminds parents and friends of soldiers who are home on leave that is is an offence for a car to be driven by anybody…
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In addition to our request of Parents and Relatives to let us have anything interesting in the letters they receive from…
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LONDON, Friday.—The first war criminal to be tried, Joss Pfitzner, Lord Mayor of Prague from 1939 to 1945, was sentenced to death and hanged…
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Trustees of Anzac House—the building in which the Dubbo Sub-Branch RSSAILA Servicemen's Club will be located—will be Messrs. V. C. Lark, C. L. Freeman, and W. J. Munden…
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Commenting on the announcement of the N.S.W. Industrial Commission that war loading would be lifted from firemen's…
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LONDON, Tuesday.—Germany had war gas a hundred times more deadly than the mustard gas used in last war. One drop of which on the skin would…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Soldier Aid for the Harvest Special Leave For Army Groups
Soldiers individually and in groups are to be granted leave to help to take off this season's cereal hay and grain crops. By special arrangement between…
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A committee meeting of the War Memorial Fund was held in the Mechanics' Institute on Saturday, 8th September. Mr. E…
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A committee meeting was held on Saturday night last. In the absence of the President (Mr O. R. Gavin), Mr. E. A…
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MELBOURNE, Thursday.—Including six killed this year, 17 Australian prisoners of war were executed by the Japanese in Amboina. All were…
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Arrangements have been made for Australian Red Cross representatives in Morotai and New Guinea to accept messages from liberated…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Jap War Lords Commit Suicide U.S. Sergeant Gives Blood for Tojo Mountbatten Accepts Jap Singapore Surrender
Field Marshal General Sugiya ma, War Minister in the 1944 Japanese Cabinet, and several other Japanese war lords have committed suicide. An attempt at Hari-Kiri has been made by General Tojo and he is…
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In addition to our request of Parents, and Relatives to let us nave anything interesting in the letters they receive from…
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A public meeting was held in the Memorial Hall, Eumungerie, on Saturday for the purpose of forming an organisation to welcome home all…
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LONDON, Friday—The Soviet State Commission established to investigate results of German occupation of…
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WASHINGTON, Friday.—The United States is hoping for quick and vigorous action against the Japanese war criminals, paralleling the measures taken against the German war criminals…
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TOKIO, Friday.—The Japanese Government has agreed to round up Japanese nationals wanted for questioning in relation to war crimes but the Americas Associated Press says thai if the Government does not get results m two days the Americans will again step in and arrest…
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