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The wars & local soldiers, 1934

3,278 stories in Sydney's papers · page 29 of 164

The Battle Axe Once Was a Weapon of War, But New a Symbol

The Land · Friday 16 March 1934 · page 34

According to history, battle axes were at one time effective weapons with which to wage war. In modern warfare, hoy ever, they would offer…

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Farm Debts Discussed Before Royal Commission Stdney Inquiry Ended This Week Soldier Settlers Relief Urged by Debt Reduction COMM'N & Voluntary Action by Creditors

The Land · Friday 16 March 1934 · page 4

THE Royal Commission on the Wheat Industry concluded its Sydney hearing on Wednesday of this week…

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Soldier Away 19 Years Arrivals by the Orsova

The Labor Daily · Friday 16 March 1934 · page 6

Probably the last Australian to return from the war, Mr. E. R. Dorrington, arrived yesterday from London by the Orient liner…

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C.P. War on the Nats. Is Extended Effort Made To Withdraw Support From Vic. Govt. Sequel To Page's Slashing Attack Will Never Win Seats, Is Charge Bitter Debate DAYLESFORD (Vic.)

The Labor Daily · Friday 16 March 1934 · page 1

THE slashing attacks upon the Lyons Nationalist Government by Dr. Earle Page, leader of the Federal Country Party, on the two preceding days had its sequel to-day at the…

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Anzac Memorial. Progress of Appeal

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 17 March 1934 · page 14

Subscriptions amounting to £2708 have been received since February 28 towards the £15,000 required to complete the Anzac Memorial. The organising committee has expressed regret…

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Anzac Day Special Envelope Issue

The Sun · Saturday 17 March 1934 · page 8

The decision of the Postal Department to issue a special envelope for telegrams despatched with Anzac Day greetings has prompted several…

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War Graves Official

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 17 March 1934 · page 16

MR. F. R. DORRINGTON. Mr. Dorrington of the Imperial War Graves Commission arrived in Sydney by the Orsova…

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War Relic Collection

Smith's Weekly · Saturday 17 March 1934 · page 16

IT is well known that the War Museum has the largest collection of war relics in the Commonwealth, but few are aware that the largest private…

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War Fears Chances In Far East

The Sun · Saturday 17 March 1934 · page 3

In a few days, Mr. Latham will leave Australia on the Commonwealth's first official mission to China, Japan, and other Eastern…

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Some Books of Moment Servian "Black Hand" Starting War

The Labor Daily · Saturday 17 March 1934 · page 9

"THEY CALL IT PATRIOTISM" by Bruno Brehm, published by Geofrey Bless 373 pp. TRANSLATED from the…

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Fashions Set by Soldiers

Nepean Times · Saturday 17 March 1934 · page 2

The fashion of adorning the sleeves of our coats with buttons originated, it is said, with the French army. The French soldiers were in the habit of…

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"Vital Need" Care of Former Soldiers

The Sun · Saturday 17 March 1934 · page 8

"We wish to tender our grateful thanks for your ventilation of the sad case of R. Graham, of the 9th Battalion, who was refused admission…

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Jardine Stayed At Last By The Monster He Created a Death by the Roadside And a Letter Of Thanks Soldier Who Joined the Big Battalion

Smith's Weekly · Saturday 17 March 1934 · page 1

IN a paragraph headed "By the Roadside," which appeared on January 27, "Smith's" told of the death on the Whakapuni Hill, near…

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Is Returned Soldiers' and Sailors' Act a Dead Letter? Randwick Council and Diggers Engineer's Job Raises Storm

Smith's Weekly · Saturday 17 March 1934 · page 3

ARE the provisions of the Returned Soldiers and Sailors' Act a dead letter? Is that section of the Local Government Act which specifically provides for preference to returned men, "all…

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Ulm Offers Aid Anzac Memorial Funds

Truth · Sunday 18 March 1934 · page 14

IN an official statement yesterday, Mr L. A. Robb, C.M.C. Hon. Organiser of the Anzac Memorial Appeal, revealed that Flight-L[?]…

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Flying Tour To Boost Anzac Appeal

The Sun · Sunday 18 March 1934 · page 11

To further the Anzac Memorial Appeal, Mr. L. A. Robb, honorary organiser, will make two country tours in the 'plane…

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Astrologists Predict New Great War Paris

Truth · Sunday 18 March 1934 · page 16

TWO remarkable astrological predictions have drawn attention to the occult science throughout Europe. "Le Temps"…

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Suicide of V.c. and Late Toll of War

The Sun · Sunday 18 March 1934 · page 6

Should the Repatriation Commission accept the death of Capt. Hugo Throssell, V.C., as "arising from his…

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Empire's Defence Vital Debate in House No Immediate War Risk London

Truth · Sunday 18 March 1934 · page 16

THERE will be a special debate in the House of Commons next Wednesday on Empire Defence about which the majority…

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Book Reviews and Music Notes a Great Soldier Eugene Of Savoy

The Sun · Sunday 18 March 1934 · page 52

THE story of Prince Eugene, son of the Comte de Soissons and Olympia, niece of Cardinal Mazarin, is an enthralling…

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