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The wars & local soldiers, 1937

3,421 stories in Sydney's papers · page 22 of 172

Bombs Returned for Gifts Italian Chiefs and Bishop Wounded Rome

The Sun · Sunday 21 February 1937 · page 10

An official communique states that after the distribution of gifts at the churches and masques at Addis Ababa a section of the crowd threw…

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Dog War N.C.A. to Meet This Week Owners Are Between Two Stools

Truth · Sunday 21 February 1937 · page 8

THE dog war has by no means ended. When the bomb burst on January 1 it did not have the effect…

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To Aid Children of Soldiers Legacy Club Appeals for Funds

The Sun · Sunday 21 February 1937 · page 10

"A square peg in a round hole is an age-old problem, but when applied to the youth of Australia," said Mr. A. E. Church, president of Sydney…

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One Possible At Anzac Rifle Range

The Daily Telegraph · Monday 22 February 1937 · page 16

WITH clubs shooting at 300, 500, 600, 700, and 800 yards at Anzac range on Saturday, E. Faux (Yorkshire) was the only…

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War Souvenir. German Soldier's Letter Sent to Owner From Adelaide

The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 22 February 1937 · page 4

A letter which an Australian soldier found on a German soldier after an engagement in Flanders, in 1918, and which he sent to his sister in Adelaide…

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Rifle Shooting. Club Matches at Anzac. at 700 Yards

The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 22 February 1937 · page 6

ANNANDALE.—10 shots: v. Smith 47, M. O'Connor 46, C. Fox 16, E. Loncragan 44, R. Parsons 44, J. Butterworth 44, E. Fox 44, S. Thorpe 44, G. Daniels 44, F. J. Wilmette 44, A. Fox 43, W. R,…

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Grenader Hurled. Addis Ababa Crowd. Italian Leaders Wounded. London, Feb. 21

The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 22 February 1937 · page 9

An Italian official communique states that, after a distribution of gifts to the churches and mosques of Addis Ababa, people in the crowd…

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German War Lord. Conciliatory Speech. BERLIN, Feb. 21

The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 22 February 1937 · page 10

The Minister for Defence and head of the Reichswehr (General von Blumberg), when opening a war commemoration service in the Opera House, in the presence of Herr Hitler…

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War Planes Cost Too Much, Is Argued LONDON

The Daily Telegraph · Monday 22 February 1937 · page 3

POINTING to marked price discrepancies between civil and military aeroplanes, the Sunday Express's aviation correspondent asks, "Is there a ring controlling military aeroplane prices?"…

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Returned Soldiers. Kempsey

The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 22 February 1937 · page 7

A the annual meeting of the Macleay subbranch of the Returned Soldiers' League, Dr. Earle Page, Mr. L. O. Martin, Mr. R. S. Vincent, and Messrs. H. E. Chapple (Mayor). A…

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News of The World Cabled By Our Correspondents Conscription Call-up in Civil War Cabinet Summons to 150,000 Young Men Slow Paralysis Spreading In Loyalist Areas 'From Bad to Worse' Madrid

The Sun · Monday 22 February 1937 · page 11

THE Spanish Government has turned to conscription in its war against the rebels. The Premier, Senor Largo Caballero, has signed a decree calling up all men between 23 and 27 years…

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Wounded by Bullet. Man's Condition Still Critical. MELBOURNE

The Sydney Morning Herald · Tuesday 23 February 1937 · page 12

William Thomas, 73, who was wounded [?] a stray bullet while police were ch[?] thieves at Kew on Saturday, had not [?] any improvement in his condition to-[?]…

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Africa Looks to War Revenue

The Daily Telegraph · Tuesday 23 February 1937 · page 3

CAPETOWN, Monday.--The Government has decided to spend £2,250.000 on improvements to Capetown Harbor. The work is designed to make the…

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Fifth Doctor on the Way Wounded General At Addis Ababa ROME

The Sun · Tuesday 23 February 1937 · page 13

A fifth medical man, Dr. Cesare Frugoni, is flying from Rome to Addis Ababa to assist in attending General Liotta, who was seriously…

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German Play on War Incidents Berlin

The Labor Daily · Tuesday 23 February 1937 · page 5

A PLAY dealing with the achievements of the German spy, Loder, who was imprisoned in the Tower of London during the war, is at present…

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Govt’s Counter Attack Successful Madrid Front In Biggest Battle of war. "Closing of the Frontiers"

The Workers' Weekly · Tuesday 23 February 1937 · page 1

MADRID, Feb. 21.—Victorious counter-attacks by the popular forces, the easing of the pressure of the Valencia Road sector, and in general the wresting of the Initiative from the hands of fascists marked the fighting during the latter part of the…

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As London Grows So Does Danger Menace of Air War Limit the City, Says Expert London

The Sun · Tuesday 23 February 1937 · page 1

"THE contingency of war was symbolised on January 1 by the dropping of insurance against war risks…

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A Woman Soldier, Sailor, and Pirate. The Remarkable Life of Mary Read

The Sydney Morning Herald · Tuesday 23 February 1937 · page 5

FACT is stranger than fiction, and the career of Mary Read, soldier, sailor, pirate, and lover, goes beyond the wildest dreams of the most advanced feminists. The slory of this seventeenth century girl, recorded in a recent volume of female biographies, seems to show that if Europe flies again to arms, regiments of women may be a natural rather than…

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Returned Soldier Bank Clerks

The Sydney Morning Herald · Tuesday 23 February 1937 · page 4

At the second annual meeting of the Commercial Banking Company of Sydney, Ltd., subbranch of the Returned Sailors and Soldiers' Imperial League of Australia, the report showed…

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Fatally Wounded Kyogle

The Labor Daily · Wednesday 24 February 1937 · page 1

Injuries which resulted in his death in the Kyogle Memorial Hospital last night were suffered by Albert Featherstone, 18, of Homeleigh, when…

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