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The wars & local soldiers, 1954

3,142 stories in Sydney's papers · page 11 of 158

Battle for life of wounded girl

Daily Mirror · Monday 25 January 1954 · page 6

BRISBANE, Mon. --Doctors at Monto Hospital are waging a desperate battle to save the life of a 15-yeors-old girl who was shot on a Monto dairy farm on Saturday night…

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War II Soldier Fitter Than His Father From Our London Office

The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 25 January 1954 · page 7

THE World War II soldier was in every way a fitter man than his…

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Murder of Australian War Bride

The Sun · Monday 25 January 1954 · page 5

NEW YORK, Sunday.-- Former navy chief petty officer confessed yesterday to the…

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Confessed Murder of Sydney War Bride

Daily Mirror · Monday 25 January 1954 · page 4

NORFOLK (Virginia), Mon. (U.P.).-- The murder of Australian war-bride Mrs. Patricia Olive Davis (28) was confessed by Joseph Harold Addington on…

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Confessed Murder of Sydney War Bride

Daily Mirror · Monday 25 January 1954 · page 4

NORFOLK (Virginia), Mon. (U.P.).-- The murder of Australian war-bride Mrs. Patricia Olive Davis (28) was confessed by Joseph Harold Addington on…

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Man confesses killing Sydney war- bride

Daily Mirror · Monday 25 January 1954 · page 8

NORFOLK (Virginia), Man. (U.P.).--The murder of Australian war-bride Mrs. Patricia Oliye Davis (28) was confessed by Joseph Harold Addington on…

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Confessed Murder of Sydney War Bride

Daily Mirror · Monday 25 January 1954 · page 4

NORFOLK (Virginia), Mon. (U P.). --The murder of Australian war-bride Mrs. Patricia Olive Davis (28) was confessed by Joseph Harold Addington on…

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Man confesses killing Sydney war-bride

Daily Mirror · Monday 25 January 1954 · page 8

NORFOLK (Virginia), Mon. (U.P.).-- The murder of Australian war-bride Mrs. Patricia Olive Davis (28) was confessed by Joseph Harold Addington on…

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Man con fesses killing Sydney war-bride

Daily Mirror · Monday 25 January 1954 · page 8

NORFOLK (Virginia), Mon. (U.P.).-- The murder off Australian war-bride Mrs. Patricia Olive Davis (28) was confessed by Joseph Harold Addington on…

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Soviet Plea to End Cold War Place for Reel China in talks demanded

Daily Mirror · Monday 25 January 1954 · page 5

BERLIN, Mon. --On the eve of the opening of the Four-Power Foreign Ministers Conference, the 'Russian Foreign Minister (Mr…

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Soviet Plea to End Cold War Place for Red China in talks demanded

Daily Mirror · Monday 25 January 1954 · page 5

BERLIN, Mon.-- the eve of the opening of the Four-Power foreign Ministers Conference, the Russian Foreign Minister (Mr…

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Soviet Plea to End Cold War Place for Red China in talks demanded

Daily Mirror · Monday 25 January 1954 · page 5

BERLIN, Mon.-- On the eve of the opening of the Four-Power Foreign Ministers Conference, the Russian Foreign Minister (Mr…

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Guerrilla War Came to End When a General Kidnapped His Enemy Gen. Arthur MacArthur in Philippines

Daily Mirror · Monday 25 January 1954 · page 17

AMERICAN soldiers advancing on Manila, capital of if the Philippines, in August 1898, were an unruly, untidy dot. A few weeks previously they had been civilians in pioneer states of the Middle West,…

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Guerrilla War Came to End When a General Kidnapped His Enemy Gen. Arthur MacArthur in Philippines

Daily Mirror · Monday 25 January 1954 · page 17

AMERICAN soldiers advancing on Manila, capital of the Philippines, in August 1898, were an unruly, untidy lot. A few weeks previously they had been civilians in pioneer states of the Middle West,…

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Guerrilla War Came to End When a General Kidnapped His Enemy Gen. Arthur MacArthur in Philippines

Daily Mirror · Monday 25 January 1954 · page 17

AMERICAN soldiers advancing on Manila, capital of the Philippines, in August 1898, were an unruly, untidy lot. A few weeks previously they had been civilians in pioneer states of the Middle West,…

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Guerrilla War Came to End When a General Kidnapped His Enemy Gen. Arthur MacArthur in Philippines

Daily Mirror · Monday 25 January 1954 · page 17

AMERICAN soldiers advancing on Manila, capital of the Philippines, in August 1898, were an unruly, untidy lot. A few weeks previously they had been civilians in pioneer states of the Middle West,…

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Guerrilla War Came to End When a General Kidnapped His Enemy Gen. Arthur MacArthur in Philippines

Daily Mirror · Monday 25 January 1954 · page 17

AMERICAN soldiers advancing on Manila, capital of the Philippines, in August 1898, were an unruly, untidy lot. A few weeks previously they had been civilians in pioneer states of the Middle West,…

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Guerrilla War Came to End When a General Kidnapped His Enemy Gen. Arthur MacArthur in Philippines

Daily Mirror · Monday 25 January 1954 · page 17

AMERICAN soldiers advancing on Manila, capital of the Philippines, in August 1898, were an unruly, untidy lot. A few weeks previously they had been civilians in pioneer states of the Middle West,…

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Guerrilla War Came to End When a General Kidnapped His Enemy Gen. Arthur MacArthur in Philippines

Daily Mirror · Monday 25 January 1954 · page 17

AMERICAN soldiers advancing on Manila, capital of the Philippines, in August 1898, were an unruly, untidy lot. A few weeks previously they had been civilians in pioneer states of the Middle West,…

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Guerrilla War Came to End When a General Kidnapped His Enemy Gen. Arthur MacArthur in Philippines

Daily Mirror · Monday 25 January 1954 · page 17

AMERICAN soldiers advancing on Manila, capital of it the Philippines, in August 1898, were an unruly, untidy lot. A few weeks previously they had been civilians in pioneer states of the Middle West,…

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