Europe hit by big veto in UN Security Council debate
AAP ledes a New York dispatch on December 3 describing failed efforts by a UN special subcommittee to forge a compromise resolution on veto power in the Security Council. The report notes approaches from Australia and other nations, the United States, and debates over restraint amid broader calls for reform and potential use of force.
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Ug Steel
Ohm
Praaldent
Mohraw University
Devusaleen
Judag L Magnes i
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League
United Nations
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Orwnee
U.S. Concerned Over Reactions to Coal Strike Worldwide
The State Department and major U.S. businesses fear overseas repercussions from the coal miners’ strike amid a tense global climate. Reports describe strain between capitalist democracies and Soviet-aligned states, with warnings of hunger and economic disruption spreading from Europe to the United States and beyond.
Terrorist Jew Plea For Funds From Paletine Conflict Report
A garbled dispatch reports a claim that Jewish leaders seek funds to support Palestinian terrorists and arms. The piece mentions a London byline and references the Jewish Agency, Palestine Foundation Fund, and German reparations, detailing alleged appeals and reactions amid a referenced attack and international response.
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Te Aald
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Atomic energy will be costly and slow to develop
Dr. Walter Zinn of Argonne Laboratory warned it will require tens of billions before atomic energy is practical. He cited space program ties and ongoing metallurgical efforts while noting global expeditions study minerals, cosmic rays, and weather to aid future nuclear projects amid uncertain uranium availability.
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Things Are Different Bon Berember Thwan 4 Quartet
Fragmentary OCR text references a group or performance note with names such as Hecin Bevan Bevin Bevan Tet and Chiumberlain. It hints at a private event or concert, mentioning journey with Kenin and a minister, with unclear context and illegible phrases.
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Met Miniaterk
Australia in Air Assembly on aviation treaty delay
Parliament debated the government's aviation treaty plan tied to the Paris and Chicago conventions. Ministers claimed ratification would align Australia with international norms and permit entry to the first permanent nationhood in May 1947, while pending actions would amend the Air Navigation Act. The plan outlined routes, landing procedures, and uniform radio and airfield standards for international flights and licensing.
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Rokeford
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Mrs Roosevelt Denies Intent To Marry
Eleanor Roosevelt denies in her New York World Telegram column that she plans marriage. She addresses rumors of a Washington marriage, notes illness and nervous breakdowns, and emphasizes she will continue active public life despite speculation.
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Siekadas
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Unclear OCR Fragment Outlines Shipping and Notices
Fragmentary text mentions shipping, coupons, overseas mail, dates, and place names but lacks coherent events or identifiables. It references Chelsea, Dieppe, New York, and a November item, but no clear action, outcome, or notable individuals to define a proper news item.
Britain US fuse German zones limited by secrecy
London reports the economic merger of Britain's and America's zones in Germany, signed today and expected to render the zones self supporting within three years. Details remain secret, with announcements anticipated in Parliament.
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Iui Industrial Omipul
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Vale
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