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The wars & local soldiers, 1952

4,237 stories in Sydney's papers · page 17 of 212

Runner's Career Ended by War

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 30 January 1952 · page 24

BRUSSELS (B.U.P.)--Etienne Gailly, Belgian hero of the 1948 Olympic marathon in London, said…

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Britain's Food Danger In War

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 30 January 1952 · page 7

MELBOURNE, Wed. -- Doubts about Britain's ability to feed her people in the event of war were expressed by Lord Barnby, a leading British wool expert, in an address…

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Mail Floods Limbless War Hero

The Sun · Wednesday 30 January 1952 · page 5

William (Darky) Daly, 43-year-old ex- World War II veteran, who has lost both arms…

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Britain's' Food Danger In War

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 30 January 1952 · page 2

MELBOURNE, Wed. -- Doubts about Britain's ability to feed her people in the event of war were expressed by Lord Barnby, a leading British wool expert, in an address…

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Runner's Career Ended by War

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 30 January 1952 · page 3

BRUSSELS (B.U.P.).--Etienne Gailly, Belgian hero of the 1948 Olympic marathon in London, said…

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Britain's Food Banger In War

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 30 January 1952 · page 7

MELBOURNE, Wed. -- Doubts about Britain's ability to feed her people in the event of war were expressed by Lord Barnby, a leading British wool expert, in an address…

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Britain's Food Danger In War

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 30 January 1952 · page 2

MELBOURNE, Wed. -- Doubts about Britain's ability to feed her people in the event of war were expressed by Lord Barnby, a leading British wool expert, in an address…

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Bristain's Food Danger In War

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 30 January 1952 · page 7

MELBOURNE, Wed. -- Doubts about Britain's ability to feed her people in the event of war were expressed by Lord Barnby, a leading British wool expert, in an addre…

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Britain's Food Danger In War

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 30 January 1952 · page 7

MELBOURNE, Wed. -- Doubts about Britain's ability to feed her people in the event of war were expressed by Lord Barnby, a leading British wool expert, in an address…

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Britain's Food Danger In War

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 30 January 1952 · page 7

MELBOURNE, Wed. -- Doubts about Britain's ability to feed her people in the event of war were expressed by Lord Barnby, a leading British wool expert, in an address…

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Australian uranium for war or peace?

Tribune · Wednesday 30 January 1952 · page 7

URANIUM— for war or for peace? This choice puts mankind at one of the crucial crossroads of history…

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USA wants chronic war in Korea

Tribune · Wednesday 30 January 1952 · page 11

“Americans have been bombing and killing American and other POW’s while they continue deadlocking the Panmuniom…

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Arms do not lessen the war danger

Tribune · Wednesday 30 January 1952 · page 2

By the General Secretary, Communist Peaty of Australia Two of the leaders of world imperialism, Anthony Eden and General Eisenhower, have informed an anxious, peace desiring world that the danger of war…

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Points way out from war danger Stalin’s message

Tribune · Wednesday 30 January 1952 · page 12

The Churchill-Truman talks linked with the Pacific Pact and the Japanese Treaty, confront Australians with the appalling…

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War plans mean unemployment; way out is peace, people’s power

Tribune · Wednesday 30 January 1952 · page 1

Four thousand textile workers have been dismissed over the last eight weeks, according to the President of the Textile Workers’ Union. THERE is a surplus of labor in the Murrumbidgee Irrigation Area…

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"Cautious Relief" Felt in U.S. Hope That War Can Be Avoided

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 30 January 1952 · page 7

WASHINGTON, Wed. (Kemsley).--Americans began 1952 with a cautious sigh of relief. The black pessimism, the unsettling…

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"Cautious Relief" Felt in U.S. Hope That War Can Be Avoided

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 30 January 1952 · page 7

WASHINGTON, Wed. (Kemsley).--Americans began 1952 with a cautious sigh of relief. The black pessimism, the unsettling…

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Letters to Editor Nation's Wheat Supplies Probable Needs In Time Of War

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 30 January 1952 · page 2

Sir,—When plans were prepared a year ago to place the Commonwealth on a war footing, the Government doubtless…

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Korea war is. based on a “gigantic lie” British Far Eastern Expert says

Tribune · Wednesday 30 January 1952 · page 12

Sir John Pratt. KBE, CMG, who was for 13 years Adviser on Far Eastern Affairs in the Foreign Office, declares that the war in Korea is based upon a “gigantic lie.” IN two pamphlets which have…

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BLONDIE (Baby Dumpling Grows Up-- NEW Blondie book. 9d all newsvendors) War of sexes

The Sun · Wednesday 30 January 1952 · page 19

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