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The wars & local soldiers, 1953

3,694 stories in Sydney's papers · page 15 of 185

Jet fliers support war orphanage

The Sun · Wednesday 28 January 1953 · page 5

Australia's No. 77 Meteor Jet Fighter. Squadron in Korea is now supporting an…

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U.S. will not start a war Dulles says

The Sun · Wednesday 28 January 1953 · page 12

WASHINGTON, Tuesday.--State Secretary John Foster Dulles said tonight the new US Government would never start a war, but neither…

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Stock Exchange, Company News World Wheat Supply Largest Since War

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 28 January 1953 · page 26

LONDON, Wed.--World supplies of wheat are now more abundant than they have been at any time since the war. Large remainders of surplus wheat from the 1952…

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Stock Exchange, Company News World Wheat Supply Largest Since War

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 28 January 1953 · page 26

LONDON, Wed.--World supplies of wheat are now more abundant than they have been at any time since the war. Large remainders of surplus wheat from the 1952…

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Stock Exchange, Company News World Wheat Supply Largest Since War

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 28 January 1953 · page 26

LONDON, Wed.--World supplies of wheat are now more abundant than they have been at any time since the war. Large remainders of surolus wheat from the 1952…

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High Honor For Her ?th Birthday Heroes Of War, Peace Honored

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 28 January 1953 · page 1

War and ciyilian heroes, and a research doctor were among 29 persons who received high honors from the Governor-General (Sir William McKell)-- at an 'investiture at…

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Phony information fed from captured radio Germans work war's biggest spy hoax

The Daily Telegraph · Wednesday 28 January 1953 · page 8

LONDON, Tues.--For nearly two years of the war the Germans spied for…

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Lone German Fought 4-Years War in New Guinea's Matted Jungles the Exploits of Captain H. Detzner

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 28 January 1953 · page 17

ONE steamy November afternoon in 1918, a slight, wiry mail in field-grey uniform entered Australian Army Headquarters at Morobe, North - East New Guinea, and…

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Lone German Fought 4-Years War in New Guinea's Matted Jungles the Explots of Captain H. Detzner

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 28 January 1953 · page 17

ONE steamy November afternoon in 1918, a slight, wiry mail in field-grey uniform entered Australian Army Headquarters at Morobe, North - East New Guinea, and…

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Lone German Fought 4-Years War in New Guinea's Matted Jungles the Exploits of Captain H. Detzner

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 28 January 1953 · page 17

ONE steamy November afternoon in 1918, a slight, wiry man in field-grey uniform entered Australian Army Headquarters at Morobe, North - East New Guinea, and…

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Lone German Fought 4-Years War in New Guinea's Matted Jungles the Exploits of Captain H. Detzner

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 28 January 1953 · page 17

ONE steamy November afternoon in 1918, a slight, wiry man in field-grey uniform entered Australian Army Headquarters at Morobe, North - East New Guinea, and…

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Lone German Fought 4-Years War in New Guinea's Matted Jungles the Exploits of Captain H. Detzner

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 28 January 1953 · page 17

ONE steamy November afternoon in 1918, a slight, wiry man in field-grey uniform entered Australian Army Headquarters at Morobe, North - East New Guinea, and…

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Lone German Fought 4-Years War in New Guinea's Matted Jungles the Exploits of Captain H. Detzner

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 28 January 1953 · page 17

ONE steamy November afternoon in 1918, a slight, wiry man in field-grey uniform entered Australian Army Headquarters at Morobe, North - East New Guinea, and…

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Lone German Fought 4-Years War in New Guinea's Matted Jungles the Exploits of Captain H. Detzner

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 28 January 1953 · page 17

ONE steamy November afternoon in 1918, a slight, wiry man in field-grey uniform entered Australian Army Headquarters at Morobe, North - East New Guinea, and…

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Lone German Fought 4-Years War in New Guinea's Batted Jungles the Exploits of Captain H. Detzner

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 28 January 1953 · page 17

ONE steamy November afternoon in 1918, a slight, wiry man in field-grey uniform entered Australian Army Headquarters at Morobe, North - East New Guinea, and…

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War on Fruit Fly

The Daily Telegraph · Thursday 29 January 1953 · page 9

LIELBOURNE, Wed.--C S.I.R.O. scientists have bred two parasites which attack fruit flies…

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Stalin's Secret Plans For War

Daily Mirror · Thursday 29 January 1953 · page 2

Ever since the end of World War II and the deterioration of relations with the Soviet, the Western world has feared a third world war-- with the Russians. Everyone has talked…

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Stalin's Secret Plans For War

Daily Mirror · Thursday 29 January 1953 · page 5

Ever since the end of World War and the deterioration of relations with the Soviet, the Western world has feared a third world war-- with the Russians…

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Stalin's Secret Plans For War

Daily Mirror · Thursday 29 January 1953 · page 2

Ever since the end of World War II and the deterioration of relations with the Soviet, the Western world has feared a third world war--with the Russians. Everyone has talked…

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Stalin's Secret Plans For War

Daily Mirror · Thursday 29 January 1953 · page 5

Ever since the end of World War II and the deterioration of relations with the Soviet, the Western world has feared a third world war -- with the Russians…

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