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The wars & local soldiers, 1952

4,237 stories in Sydney's papers · page 2 of 212

Reds Treacherous. U.N. CLAIMS War Plans Shaping In Cease-Fife

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 1 January 1952 · page 5

TOKiO Tues, -- The United Nations yesterday accused t h e Communists of planning war while discussing a Korea truce…

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Reds Treacherous, U.N. CLAIMS War Plans Shaping In Cease-Fire

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 1 January 1952 · page 5

TOKIO Tues. --The United Nations yesterday accused the Communists of planning war while discussing a Korea truce…

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Reds Treacherous, U.N. CLAIMS War Plans Shaping In Cease-fire

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 1 January 1952 · page 5

TOKIO, Tues. -- The United Nations yesterday accused t h e Communists of planning war while discussing a Korea truce. '…

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Reds Treacherous, U.N. CLAIMS War Plans Shaping In Cease-Fir e

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 1 January 1952 · page 5

TOKIO, Tues. -- The United Notions yesterday accused the Communists of planning war while discussing a Korea truce…

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'Dead' soldier writes home

The Daily Telegraph · Tuesday 1 January 1952 · page 7

MELBOURNE, Mon.--An Australian soldier reported dead by the Army has written a letter to his mother…

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Kashmir May Lead to War: Nehru

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 2 January 1952 · page 4

CALCUTTA, Wed (Kemsley).--India's Prime Minister (Mr. Nehru) said yesterday that, if Pakistan…

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Kashmir May Lead to War: Nehru

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 2 January 1952 · page 4

CALCUTTA, Wed (Kemsley).--India's Prime Minister (Mr. Nehru) said yesterday that, if Pakistan…

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Kashmir May Lead to War: Nehru

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 2 January 1952 · page 4

CALCUTTA, Wed (Kemsley).--India's Prime Minister (Mr. Nehru) said yesterday that, if Pakistan…

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Kashmir May Lead to War: Nehru

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 2 January 1952 · page 4

CALCUTTA, Wed (Kemsley).--India's Prime Minister (Mr. Nehru), said yesterday that, if Pakistan…

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End Korea War, Says New Jersey Legislature

Tribune · Wednesday 2 January 1952 · page 2

NEW YORK, Telepress.—The New Jersey State legislature, on November 28, unanimously adopted a resolution expressing the hope that…

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WA refinery is part of Yank war base plan

Tribune · Wednesday 2 January 1952 · page 8

Establishment by the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company of a large oil refinery at Wwinana, south of Perth, is part of the plan to make Western Australia an imperialist war base…

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War Brides in U.s. Cry: "Don't Forget to Write!"

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 2 January 1952 · page 6

"Folks, keep up that mail supply! That's the best way to keep your daughters from getting homesick," was the advice given yesterday by Mrs. Myron Dean to parents of Australian war brides now living…

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French soldiers fight conscription

Tribune · Wednesday 2 January 1952 · page 1

PARIS.—“Blook-Sucker! Down with the Eighteen Months!” —Shouting these slogans 1,000 soldiers greeted Under Secretary for Air, Pierre…

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He wanted to enlist

Tribune · Wednesday 2 January 1952 · page 2

A former leading Australian welterweight boxer (you’ll understand why we don’t use [?] name) caused [?] a [?] when…

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Walking Wounded Here From Korea

Daily Mirror · Thursday 3 January 1952 · page 5

These walking wounded from Korea arrived by the Anking today from Japan. From left to right: Driver Alex. Gibson (29) and Gnr. Bill Deakin (31) of Auckland (N.Z.); Pte. Robert Dirrik-sen (20), North Sydney; Bdr. Don Greig (24), Christchurch (N.Z.), and Pte. Bill Briggs (26), of West Australia…

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Walking Wounded Here From Korea

Daily Mirror · Thursday 3 January 1952 · page 5

These walking wounded from Korea arrived by the Anking today from Japan. From left to right: Driver Alex. Gibson (29) and Gnr. Bill Deakin (31) of Auckland (N.Z.); Pte. Robert Dirrik-sen (20), North Sydney; Bdr. Don Greig (24), Christchurch (N.Z.), and Pte. B ill Briggs (26), of West Australia…

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Walking Wounded Here From Korea

Daily Mirror · Thursday 3 January 1952 · page 5

These walking wounded from Korea arrived by the Anking today from Japan. From left to right: Driver Alex. Gibso n (29) and Gnr. Bill Deakin (31) of Auckland (N.Z.); Pte. Robert Dirrik-sen (20), North Sydney; Bdr. Don Greig (24), Christchurch (N.Z:), and Pte. Bill Briggs (26), of West Australia…

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Walking Wounded Here From Korea

Daily Mirror · Thursday 3 January 1952 · page 5

These walking wounded from Korea arrived by the Anking today trom Japan. From left to right: Driver Alex. Gibson (29) and Gnr. Bill Deakin (31) of Auckland (N.Z.); Pte. Robert Dirriksen (20), North Sydney; Sgt. Phillip Mc Innes (30), Granville; Bdr. Don Greig (24), Christchurch (N.Z.), and Pte. Bill…

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Walking Wounded Here From Korea

Daily Mirror · Thursday 3 January 1952 · page 5

These walking wounded from Korea arrived by the Anking today from Japan. From left to right: Driver Alex. Gibson (29) and Gnr. Bill Deakin (31) of Auckland (N.Z.); Pte. Robert Dirriksen (20), North Sydney; Sgt. Phillip McInnes (30), Granville; Bdr. Don Greig (24), Christchurch (N.Z.), and Pte. Bill…

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Walking Wounded Here From Korea

Daily Mirror · Thursday 3 January 1952 · page 5

These walking wounded from Korea arrived by the Anking today from Japan. From left to right: Driver Alex. Gibson (29) and Gnr. Bill Deakin (31) of Auckland (N.Z.); Pte. Robert Dirriksen (20), North Sydney; Sgt. Phillip Mc-Innes (30), Granville; Bdr. Don Greig (24), Christchurch (N.Z.), and Pte. Bill…

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