We've Been Fighting This War for 150 YEARS And We Aren't Winning! Although most people believe that peace came to the British Empire with the signing of the surrender document at Tokio Bay in August, 1945, a whole army of men, who still spend their days ducking heads to avoid sniper bullets or diving into dugouts to avoid artillery fire along the Indian North-West Frontier, know very definitely that King George still has a man-size war on his hands
The World's News · Saturday 11 May 1946 · page 3
THESE men are engaged in the strangest struggle in the history of the Empire. They are fighting a war that has been going on…
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Truth · Sunday 12 May 1946 · page 31
When the petrol tank of a motor cycle, parked outside Mel's restaurant, Church St., Parramatta, burst into flames last night, diners feared…
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Daily Mirror · Tuesday 14 May 1946 · page 5
TOKIO, Tuesday.--Arguments submitted to the Allied War Crimes Tribunal by the chief of the Japanese defence counsel (Ichiro Kiyose) are "near sedition." according to Mr. Joseph B. Keenan…
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The Sun · Tuesday 14 May 1946 · page 5
ADELAIDE, Tuesday. -- How a nine-year-old boy set fire to the bandages on a younger lad's knee because he "didn't like him" was…
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Daily Mirror · Wednesday 15 May 1946 · page 24
NEW YORK, Wednesday. -- The Kentucky Derby, Preakness and Belmont Stakes and every other test for three year-olds are being contested by fields that are mostly over-raced and burned-out horses'," declares John L. Hervey,…
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The Sun · Wednesday 15 May 1946 · page 5
The fire on the 16,000-tons ship Panamanian, last night was accidental and was not caused by sabotage,…
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Daily Mirror · Wednesday 15 May 1946 · page 1
OFFICERS of the 16,000-ton cargo ship, Panamanian, inspect damage caused to the stokehold by last night's fire. The…
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Daily Mirror · Wednesday 15 May 1946 · page 1
OFFICERS of the 16,000-ton cargo ship, Panamanian, inspect damage caused to the stokehold by last night's fire. The…
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Daily Mirror · Wednesday 15 May 1946 · page 9
A REPORT in the Daily Telegraph that saboteurs were responsible for a fire which broke out on the 16,000-ton liner Panamanian, at No. 3 wharf, Glebe, last night, was denied this morning by the Chief Officer and Chief Engineer…
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Daily Mirror · Wednesday 15 May 1946 · page 9
A REPORT in the Daily Telegraph that saboteurs were responsible for a fire which broke out on the 16,000-ton liner Panamanian, at No. 3 wharf, Glebe, last night, was denied this morning by the Chief Officer and Chief Engineer…
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Daily Mirror · Wednesday 15 May 1946 · page 9
A REPORT in the Daily Telegraph that saboteurs were responsible for a fire which broke out on the 16,000-ton liner Panamanian, at No. 3 wharf, Glebe, last night, was denied this morning by the Chief Officer and Chief Engineer…
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Daily Mirror · Wednesday 15 May 1946 · page 9
A REPORT in the Daily Telegraph that saboteurs were responsible for a fire which broke out on the 16,000-ton liner Panamanian, at No. 3 wharf, Glebe, last night, was denied this morning by the Chief Officer and Chief Engineer…
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Daily Mirror · Wednesday 15 May 1946 · page 5
PORT AU PRINCE (Haiti), Wednesday.--Soldiers are reported to have killed five and wounded 25 when they fired on rioting crowds who…
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The Daily Telegraph · Wednesday 15 May 1946 · page 1
Ship's officers blame saboteurs for a fire which broke out last night in the engine room of the 16,000-ton liner Panamanian at No. 4 wharf, Darling…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 15 May 1946 · page 1
Thousands of pounds' damage was done last night when the 15,900-ton cargo ship Panamanian caught fire while moored at Glebe…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Cooked Stolen Fowls Over Open Fire Six Men Have Night Out—at a Price
The Cumberland Argus and Fruitgrowers Advocate · Wednesday 15 May 1946 · page 6
Six men, most of them recently released from the army after four to five years' service, had a night out last Friday…
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The Daily Telegraph · Thursday 16 May 1946 · page 9
FIREMAN from brigade headquarters putting out flames on a neon sign which, caught fire in Druitt Street, City, yesterday…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 16 May 1946 · page 4
The [?]g cargo vessel Panamanian will not be delayed at all by the fire on board when the vessel was at Glebe Island on Tuesday night, a…
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The Biz · Thursday 16 May 1946 · page 7
The tragic death of Mrs. Helen Woods, aged 79 years, occurred at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. J. Kay, St. John's Road, Cabramatta, on Friday night,…
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Catholic Weekly · Thursday 16 May 1946 · page 22
HOW beautiful nature is! in the green forest tall, slender trees slightly bowed their heads, as though they were whispering to…
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