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The wars & local soldiers, 1951

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Mr. Lennon Was a First War Soldier. Passing of Former Well Known Man

Junee Southern Cross · Friday 11 May 1951 · page 2

Mr. Edward Lennon, whose death took place in Sydney recently, was a well known identity in Junee for forty years. He was a…

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Russia's Plans For Third World War

Adelong and Tumut Express and Batlow District News · Friday 11 May 1951 · page 1

The London "Sunday Dispatch says that a Russian colonel has fled to the American zone of Germany with what lie sal's are Russia's plan…

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Germ War By U.S.—Red Claim

Daily Advertiser · Friday 11 May 1951 · page 1

NEW YORK, Thursday: The Communist Government of North Korea has complained to the United Nations that the…

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Football—strong Barmedman Side Will Test Gundagai on Sunday Important Group Nine Game To Be Played On Anzac Park

The Gundagai Independent · Friday 11 May 1951 · page 8

NEXT Sunday Gundagai football supporters should be treated to an outstanding exhibition of Rugby League, when the crack Barmedman side meets Gundagai on Anzac Park in their Group Nine competition fixture. This clash…

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Gangsters Spray House with Bullets "Nerve War" Believed to Have Started

Cootamundra Herald · Friday 11 May 1951 · page 1

MELBOURNE, Friday — Gangsters, using automatic weapons, sprayed a house with bullets…

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Four Properties for Soldier Settlement

The Gundagai Independent · Friday 11 May 1951 · page 4

Four properties approved by State Parliament last week for resumption will provide 39 farms for soldier soldier settlement,…

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Land for Soldier Settlement Agreements “At Point Of A Gun” Says C.P. Leader

The Gundagai Independent · Friday 11 May 1951 · page 7

WHEN the Legislative Assembly was dealing with a motion authorising the resumption, by agreement, for soldier settlement, of parts of Bullagreen and Copabella Estates, the Leader of the Country Party, Lt.-col,…

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"War Unlikely"

Daily Advertiser · Saturday 12 May 1951 · page 2

Admiral Kinkaid of the U.S. Navy who visited Australia during Coral Sea Week, said that although war was…

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U.S. Paper's Attack Anzac Nations "Laggards in Korea Campaign"

Daily Advertiser · Monday 14 May 1951 · page 1

WASHINGTON, Sunday (A.A.P.): Mr. Herbert Elliston, editor of the "Washington Post", said yesterday that several newspaper editors in Sydney and other Australian cities had phoned him protesting against the "Post's" editorial describing Australia and New Zealand as laggards in the Korean war effort…

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Proposed Alteration In Design Of War Memorial Public Approval to Be Sought

The Gundagai Independent · Monday 14 May 1951 · page 1

On Monday week the War Memorial Committee will submit to the public a proposal to alter the design of the Gundagai District Memorial, as it has been found that the extension of the plan (previously approved) doesn’t now fit…

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C.w.a. Anzac Ceremony

Cootamundra Herald · Tuesday 15 May 1951 · page 2

The public might ask the question, Why don't the C.W.A place a wreath? Some years ago it was…

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Wounded Sent Back to Front R.S.L. Chief: "Disgrace To Nation"

Daily Advertiser · Wednesday 16 May 1951 · page 1

SYDNEY, Tuesday: It was a disgrace to any Government that its troops, should have to go back into action after having been wounded four or five times…

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Fear of Soviet Intervention, World War 3

Daily Advertiser · Wednesday 16 May 1951 · page 6

WASHINGTON, Tuesday (A.A.P.): Blockade of China, bombing of Manchurian bases, and use of Chinese Nationalist troops involved the risk of Rus­sian entry into the Korea conflict and outbreak of…

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Risk of Global War Unnecessary Gen. Omar Bradley Gives Evidence WASHINGTON, Wednesday.—

Cootamundra Herald · Wednesday 16 May 1951 · page 1

The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of staff, General Omar Bradley, testifying before the Senate Joint Committees on…

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High Suicide Rate Exists in Denmark. Poison Given War to Hanging In Popularity

Junee Southern Cross · Wednesday 16 May 1951 · page 3

More people commit suicide and more people seek divorce in Denmark than in any country In the world, calculated per head of…

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Chamber of Commerce Men Warned on War

Daily Advertiser · Thursday 17 May 1951 · page 2

MELBOURNE, Wednesday: "If the cold war goes the wrong way you are marked men," the Director-General of Recruiting…

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How Boo—too—War played The Gap

The Hillston Spectator and Lachlan River Advertiser · Thursday 17 May 1951 · page 5

The Drinks Vendor of Boo-to-War—Cricket Sporting chap—Invited us to play a game out back of Monia Gap…

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Gundagai Shire Councillors Realise the Importance of Sport to the District Anzac Park As The Hub Of Sporting Activity

The Gundagai Independent · Thursday 17 May 1951 · page 8

The Gundagai Shire Councillors this week showed that they realise the importance of sport in the life of a…

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Anzac C.o. Is Dead

Daily Advertiser · Friday 18 May 1951 · page 1

LONDON, Thurs. (A.A.P.): Field-Marshal Lord Birdwood died today at Hampton Court Palace, London, aged 85. Lord Birdwood commanded the…

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'Furphies' From the Soldiers' Club TENNIS

The Murrumbidgee Irrigator · Friday 18 May 1951 · page 1

The mixed doubles tournament held on Sunday, once again was played under adverse weather and had to be called off when rain stopped…

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