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Item - Anglo-Japan goodwill table tennis competition: Hiroshima defeated completely (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 9/7/1952
Item - Anglo-Japan Square Dance Convention (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 14/4/1952
Item - Attempts to restrict Kure's 3,000 prostitutes to red-light district (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 24/6/1952
Item - Australain soldier killed a child in a road accident (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 8/9/1952
Item - Australian forces donate textbooks to Kure (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 22/2/1952
Item - Authority of Japanese law and criticism against delays in indictment (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 20/7/1952
Item - BCOF backing away from negotiation with landlords of Hiro (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 6/12/1952
Item - BCOF Commander-in-Chief hopes the strike to be terminated (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 26/6/1952
Item - BCOF committed 889 criminal offences in Kure (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 29/4/1952
Item - BCOF criminals to be arrested by Japanese police (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 9/5/1952
Item - BCOF Headquarters promises severe punishment for crimes (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 17/5/1952
Item - BCOF Liaison Bureau announces severe punishment for offending servicemen (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 26/6/1952
Item - BCOF offers 50,000 yen for damages to rice paddies (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 21/12/1952
Item - BCOF officers invited to a goodwill function in Kure (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 18/12/1952
Item - BCOF soldiers caused 63 accidents (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 18/6/1952
Item - BCOF soldiers in disguise compete in an athletic meeting (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 15/6/1952
Item - BCOF soldiers turned gangsters (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 26/11/1952
Item - BCOF to be responsible for lease payment for private properties (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 1/11/1952
Item - BCOF Workers' Union conducts indefinite strike (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 23/12/1952
Item - BCOF Workers' Union extraordinary meeting to establish the right to strike (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 27/11/1952
Item - BCOF Workers' Union on strike (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 19/12/1952
Item - BCOF Workers' Union requests indirect employment (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 13/5/1952
Item - BCOF Workers' Union resolution on direct employment (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 20/5/1952
Item - Bright prospect for graduates of the Kure Employment Security Office vocational training centre (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 21/2/1952
Item - British sailor's case to be finalised on 5 November (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 16/10/1952
Item - Canadian senior officers discuss the prevention of crime (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 29/6/1952
Item - Canadian senior officers discuss the prevention of crime (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 29/6/1952
Item - Canadian serviceman investigated for theft of horse and bodily harm (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 19/8/1952
Item - Canadian serviceman investigated for theft of horse and bodily harm (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 19/8/1952
Item - Car burglary by British and Australian soldiers (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 25/11/1952




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