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Item - Australian clergyman requests the Municipal Council to facilitate the adoption of mixed-blood children (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 5/10/1957
Item - Australian couple plan to visit Kure to save mixed-blood children (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 26/7/1962
Item - Charity activities in Australia to save mixed-blood children in Kure (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 31/7/1965
Item - Christmas presents from Sergeant Ryan to orphans (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 11/12/1949
Item - Clergyman in Iwakuni requests help for half-Australian children (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 29/11/1957
Item - Clothes for the poor from Lions Clubs (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 19/12/1961
Item - Committee to protect children of the Kure base (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 9/1/1954
Item - Construction of shelters for mixed-blood children (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 19/4/1958
Item - Correspondence between students in Kure and Australia after young girl's letter (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 13/1/1950
Item - Court-martial of an Australian soldier who ran over a child (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 9/9/1952
Item - Deadlock on migration of mixed-blood children (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 29/5/1958
Item - Demand for policy on mixed-blood children by Kure Municipal Council (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 3/9/1957
Item - Departure of an exceptional foreign foster mother - letter of thanks from the mayor of Kure (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 2/8/1961
Item - Discussion about mixed-blood children policy by the Youth Affairs Committee (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 20/11/1957
Item - Distribution of donations for mixed-blood children (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 5/2/1961
Item - Distribution of donations to mixed-blood children (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 13/12/1958
Item - Donation of 210,000 yen for mixed-blood children from Australia (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 15/12/1961
Item - Donation of clothing from an Australian woman for mixed-blood children (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 14/6/1961
Item - Education fund from Australia for half-Australian half-Japanese children (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 11/1/1969
Item - Education policies concerning mixed-blood children (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 13/5/1955
Item - Eleven mixed-blood children start primary school: Kure Education Board prevents discrimination (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 18/3/1956
Item - Entry of four mixed-blood children into elementary school (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 2/3/1955
Item - Exchange of goodwill between Japanese and Australian boy scouts (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 7/10/1949
Item - Extensive support for mixed-blood children (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 10/1/1958
Item - Financial assistance for mixed-blood children (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 27/6/1958
Item - Four remittances from Australia for mixed-blood children (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 15/5/1969
Item - Fund-raising activities for Kure's mixed-blood children in Australia (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 20/5/1964
Item - Gift of 700,000 yen to half-Australian half-Japanese children (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 25/12/1960
Item - Gifts to mixed-blood children (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 26/2/1958
Item - Gifts to orphans from Mrs Campbell and Mrs Bedloe (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 21/12/1951




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