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The wars & local soldiers, 1938

3,524 stories in Sydney's papers · page 16 of 177

Summary. Oversea News. War in Soain

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 9 February 1938 · page 1

General Davila's troops have driven home the advantage gained by the Spanish rebels in Teruel Province since the week-end, according to the Bilbao correspondent of "The…

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War Service Homes. Ban on New Loans Lifted. CANBERRA

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 9 February 1938 · page 17

The ban on the financing of new war service homes, which was imposed by the Federal Ministry some years ago, has been lifted. The Minister in Charge of War Service Homes,…

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"Died" to Save His Life! a True Story of the Spanish War

The Australian Worker · Wednesday 9 February 1938 · page 20

The Spanish insurgents were advancing upon the seaport of Malaga, and soon they would capture it—or so hoped Alvaro Esteva. And the sooner the…

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King May Travel. Visit to France. Unveiling of War Memorial. London, Feb. 8

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 9 February 1938 · page 17

The Australian Associated Press understands that it will soon be announced that the King and Queen will accept an invitation by President Lebrun to…

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Peacemaker For Labor Faction War FEDERAL A.L.P. Aid Sought by A.W.U.

The Daily Telegraph · Wednesday 9 February 1938 · page 7

THE Federal convention of the A.W.U. yesterday decided to ask the Federal A.L.P. executive to intervene immediately in…

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Here's the Answer War Pension INQUIRER.—We are grateful to the Repatriation Commission (N.S.W. branch). Sydney, for the following reply to your letter:—

The World's News · Wednesday 9 February 1938 · page 43

"The full rate of war pension for an incapacitated ex-soldier is 84/- per fortnight, and for the wife of an incapacitated ex-soldier 36/- per fortnight. Incapacity is assessed at…

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Empire Match at Anzac Range

The Labor Daily · Thursday 10 February 1938 · page 3

Teams representing Great Britain, Australia, South Africa and New Zealand will take part in the Empire teams match rifle-shoot at Anzac…

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Englishman Leads King's Field Anzac Range

The Daily Telegraph · Thursday 10 February 1938 · page 30

CORPORAL L. E. HODDLE, of the University of London O.T.C., today took the lead in the first stage of the King's…

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Hoddle Leads in King's Shoot Anzac Rifle Range

The Sun · Thursday 10 February 1938 · page 47

The youthful Englishman, Corporal L. Hoddle was still the leader this afternoon at the end of the 700yds. match which marked the conclusion of the second stage of the King's Shoot…

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"No. 977, Appleby, D.c.m." Tribute to an Anzac

The Broadcaster · Thursday 10 February 1938 · page 1

The remains of the late William Appleby, D.C.M. were laid to rest at Rookwood on January 3. The Rector, the Rev. Dyer, officiated…

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Surgery in War Remarkable Progress

Nepean Times · Thursday 10 February 1938 · page 4

Battlefield surgery has advanced enormously since the days of the war. In Spain there is a mobile medical service much superior to…

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Anzac Bombshell N.S.W.N.R.A. Up For £1600 For Ammunition

Referee · Thursday 10 February 1938 · page 23

ON the eve of the big prize meeting, the Defence Department dropped a bombshell upon the N.S.W.N.R.A. With the exception of the years 1921-22, it has been the practice of the Department to sell to State Associations ammunition…

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Letters To The Editor Protest Against War

The Daily Telegraph · Thursday 10 February 1938 · page 6

As an unwilling observer of the military and naval procession through Sydney, I wish to protest, on behalf of the Youth of…

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Sydney Girl Who Nursed In War Zone MELBOURNE

The Daily Telegraph · Thursday 10 February 1938 · page 11

SISTER AGNES HODGSON, of Sydney, who has been nursing for ten and a half months in Spain, where she was sent by the Spanish relief…

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China War 400-Mile Front Lunghai Fight Grows LONDON

The Sun · Thursday 10 February 1938 · page 5

A four-hundred mile front has developed in the Lunghai battle, reports the Shanghai correspondent of "The…

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Opening Stage Of The King's Englishman in the Lead Hoddle's Possible At Three Ranges Made New Record Anzac Range

The Labor Daily · Thursday 10 February 1938 · page 4

MARKSMEN swarmed like bees on to the mounds this morning for the first stage of Sydney's greatest "King's" match, the Canberra, over 300, 500, 600 yds. Weather conditions were almost perfect, but later the heat became intense, causing a mirage in…

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Boycott to End Japanese War. No Spirit of Hate. Women's View

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 10 February 1938 · page 20

THE boycott of Japanese Roods by Australia as a means to ending the present Japanese invasion of China provided material for some vigorous…

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Qantas Empire Airways Pioneers of Australian Commercial Aviation Started With Two Old War Planes

Referee · Thursday 10 February 1938 · page 21

FORMED in 1920, Queensland and Northern Territory Aerial Service, or Qantas, is the oldest existing airline in the Commonwealth. From a modest beginning with two converted war planes, this organisation has grown so…

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The "King's" Shoot Opens at Anzac Range. Young Briton in Lead. Treble Possible on Reduced Target. Keen Struggle Expected To-day. (From Our Special Representative.) Liverpool

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 10 February 1938 · page 7

A young British shot, Corporal L. E. Hoddle, established a record for the first stage of the historic "King's" match at Anzac Range to-day, by gaining a treble possible on a bull's-eye which has been reduced in size…

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Visit of King to France Duke & Duchess Of Windsor Invited To Function War Memorial London

The Labor Daily · Thursday 10 February 1938 · page 7

A PIQUANT situation has arisen following the acceptance of the King and Queen of the invitation of the President of France to visit Paris…

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