Burma's Most Ruthless Tyrant Won Golden Throne by Murder Bloodsoaked Reign of Bodawpaya Daily Mirror Special Feature
Daily Mirror · Tuesday 6 January 1953 · page 11
ARAKAN villagers, singing and playing music on quaint stringed instruments, streamed along the roads one day in 1784 to welcome an approaching Burmese army. Children and young women carried garlands of flowers to…
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Daily Mirror · Tuesday 6 January 1953 · page 11
ARAKAN villagers, singing and playing music on quaint stringed instruments, streamed along the roads one day in 1784 to welcome an approaching Burmese army. Children and young women carried garlands of flowers to…
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Daily Mirror · Tuesday 6 January 1953 · page 11
ARAKAN villagers, singing and playing music on quaint stringed instruments, streamed along the roads one day in 1784 to welcome an approaching Burmese army. Children and young women carried garlands of flowers to…
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Daily Mirror · Tuesday 6 January 1953 · page 11
ARAKAN villagers, singing and playing music on quaint stringed instruments, streamed along the roads one day in 1784 to welcome an approaching Burmese army. Children and young women carried garlands of flowers to…
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Daily Mirror · Tuesday 6 January 1953 · page 11
A RAKAN villagers, singing and playing music on quaint stringed instruments, streamed along the roads one day in 1784 to welcome an approaching Burmese army. Children and young women carried garlands of flowers to…
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Daily Mirror · Tuesday 6 January 1953 · page 11
ARAKAN villagers, singing and playing music on quaint stringed instruments, streamed along the roads one day in 1784 to welcome an approaching Burmese army. Children and young women carried garlands of flowers to…
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Daily Mirror · Tuesday 6 January 1953 · page 11
ARAKAN villagers, singing and playing music on quaint stringed instruments, streamed along the roads one day in 1784 to Welcome an approaching Burmese army. Children and young women carried garlands of flowers to…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →from our foreign correspondents and services Police find coded Red documents May Show Wide Plot
The Daily Telegraph · Tuesday 6 January 1953 · page 5
MONTREAL, Mon.--Police yesterday found a stack of coded documents which they believe will uncover a…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Gaol and Bond on Theft Case
Daily Mirror · Wednesday 7 January 1953 · page 7
KYOGLE, Wed.--Alexander George Dean and Arnold J. Hopkins, photographers, Sydney, yesterday…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Gaol and Bond on Theft Case
Daily Mirror · Wednesday 7 January 1953 · page 21
KYOGLE, Wed. -- Alexander George Dean and Arnold J. Hoskins. photographers, Sydney, yesterday…
Continued on Trove, page 21 →Gaol and Bond on Theft Case
Daily Mirror · Wednesday 7 January 1953 · page 7
KYOGLE, Wed.-- Alexander George Dean and Arnold-J. Hoskins photographers, Sydney, yesterday…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Gaol and Bond on Theft Case
Daily Mirror · Wednesday 7 January 1953 · page 21
KYOGLE, Wed.--Alexander George Dean and Arnold J. Hoskins photographers, Sydney. yesterday…
Continued on Trove, page 21 →£50 Fines For Theft
Daily Mirror · Wednesday 7 January 1953 · page 3
Two men who stole two fog lamps and a radiator mascot from a car at Bellevue Hill on…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →£50 Fines For Theft
Daily Mirror · Wednesday 7 January 1953 · page 3
Two men who stole two fog lamps and a radiator mascot from a car at Bellevue Hill on…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Stop Press Murder
Daily Mirror · Wednesday 7 January 1953 · page 24
BRISBANE, Wed.-- Michael John Francis Hunt (50), clerk, formerly an assistant to prominent weather forecaster Mr. Inigo. Jones,…
Continued on Trove, page 24 →Stop Press Murder
Daily Mirror · Wednesday 7 January 1953 · page 24
BRISBANE, Wed.--Michael John Francis Hunt (50), clerk, formerly an assistant to prominent weather forecaster Mr.Inigo Jones…
Continued on Trove, page 24 →Reviewer Uncovers 'Theft' of a Novel
Daily Mirror · Wednesday 7 January 1953 · page 5
NEW YORK, Wed. (I.N.S.). -- Book reviewer Virginia Kirkus is credited today with solving the "theft" of a novel by a Columbus (Ohio) convict without stepping out of her…
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Daily Mirror · Wednesday 7 January 1953 · page 5
NEW YORK, Wed. (I.N.S.). -- Book reviewer Virginia Kirkus is credited today with solving the "theft" of a novel by a Columbus (Ohio) convict without stepping out of her…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Charge Of Murder At Tamworth
The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 7 January 1953 · page 5
TAMWORTH, Tuesday.—Robert Edward Ryan, 42, labourer, was. charged in the Tamworth…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Theory of Disguise in Murder Hunt
The Sun · Wednesday 7 January 1953 · page 5
The man police are seeking for information about the killing of Shirley Butler, 21, at Waverton on Christmas Day, may be disguised. Shirley Butler's…
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