Problems arising from hydrogen bomb discussed by big three
The United States Britain and France urged an early meeting of the United Nations Disarmament Commission to address hydrogen bomb issues. Letters to Dr. Tingfu Taiang, April commission president, cited consultations among the three nations and asked for an early session so the panel can tackle tasks from a General Assembly resolution.
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New York
United States
Britain
France
United Nations’ Disarmament Commission
Tingfu Taiang
China
Brita
Henry Cabot Lodge
General Assembly
Control of Nuclear Weapons Resolution Pushed by Assembly
Fragmented text discusses a November resolution and commission actions on nuclear weapons control. Mentions firms, Canada, and possible implications for arms control policy amid wartime concerns. Details are unclear due to OCR issues but center on legislative moves and international considerations.
Two men robbed and beaten in Melbourne suburbs incident
A violent assault occurred Sunday night near Albert Park railway station in Melbourne suburbs. A man was knocked to the ground and robbed of £11 by two youths after a taxi request. Police investigated the car and area as details emerged.
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Melbourne
Bel
LAA
Ouree
Austin Icici
Hans Tatrving
Hector
Tierview
Ita Lom
Hms
Charles Thomas
Secrets Two Members Of Parliament Nework
Apc 4 1ka53 Mr flat Survenecs talar.
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Nework
Paris Crowd Detains French Defense Minister at Triomphe
Paris reporters describe a near riot as crowds mobbed Minister of Defence Pleven near the Arc de Triomphe. He was held for about ten minutes while shouting urged release and questioned wartime conduct. Prime Minister Laniel faced calls from the protesters.
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Paris
Are de Triomphe
Laniel
M. Lanie
Pleven
Elderly Man Attacked in Morwell Incident
An elderly man was assaulted in Morwell near 1130 pm as he returned home from a public place. Police said the assailants fled, and the victim was admitted to hospital for treatment. The motive and identities remain unclear, with investigators continuing to search for clues.
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Morwell Miridge
Eltoume
Boa Alous
BA Dowe
New
Sly Grogging Debate Cites Rome Sub Branch Resolution
Sir Raymond spoke in a debate on a Rome sub-branch resolution regarding the closing of a limited RSS.L. choice. The exchange flagged what was described as an ugly situation and distant implications.
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Raymond
Rome
Rss.l
Controversy Over Club Policy Burdens Servicemen Drinks
Fragmentary report details heated debate on government and league influence at a Queensland club. References to policy limits on alcohol and social activities for ex servicemen, with quotes about reforms, penalties, and potential club closures amid political pressure and public notices.
Aprcalal Plane Chartered for Brisbane Mission
A chartered APRCALAL plane bound for Brisbane carried additional supplies of blood serum after the initial plan was curtailed. The altered schedule freed aircraft to transport more vital medical shipments.
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Brisbane
Dores
Mental patient kills wife then hangs self after assault
Fragmented report details a mental patient killing his wife Allis Kerr and four others, then committing suicide by hanging from a rafter. The scene includes references to a schoolgirl incident and military service notes, with unclear names and dates.
Escort Vessels Return Amid Uncertain Wreckage
Amid midnights and rough seas, escort ships attempted to return to Gothic today but faced mechanical issues and unclear wreckage reports. The fleet persisted despite hindering conditions aiming to reach the area of prior disturbance.
Boy Scouts on cuff ledge rescue amid rope mishap
A report describes scouts perched on a ledge being freed by police using ropes after an incident near Sydney. The scene drew a crowd as officers coordinated a rescue operation in the afternoon, with bystanders watching the tense stoppage unfold.
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BOY Scouts
Sydney
Apt
Ounirae
Peter Huey
Sugar Company Expansion and Rising Production Costs
The article notes expansion pressures at a sugar company, with production costs rising and wage-related tensions. It highlights shifts in domestic sugar use as households cut back due to high costs and inflation, reducing home production of sugar and altering consumption patterns. The piece references Mr. Forbes and industry observers commenting on the broader economic impact.
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Forbes
Reorganization Court System Melbourne Meeting Faces Major Changes
A historic Melbourne gathering discusses reorganising the Australian court system to enlarge the magistracy and empower the court with a new commission role. The conference, seen as pivotal, signals broad changes to court powers and handling of disputes across the territory.
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Melbourne
Vance Tor & Somplee
Callea
Armitraction
Diane
Burdekin River Bridge Project Report Muddy Text
Fragmentary OCR notes mention the Burdekin River Bridge project and a person named Quernaland or Querneland. The text is garbled but implies a program or survey related to the bridge and river, with references to Surgetin Rives and MY Co. No clear dates or outcomes are readable.
Five Men Die in Hotel Blaze at Cunnamulla
Five men died and four others were critically burned in a hotel fire at Cunnamulla on a quiet Sunday afternoon. Two unidentified men perished in the blaze as witnesses described the chaotic scene and firefighting efforts.
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Cunnamulla
BATSBANE Vehicle inspection delays strain private sheds
In Bathbane a private camery nursery department faces inspection delays under the Machinery Act. Inspectors can hoist annual vehicle checks causing backlog. Officials planned a new prospectus to step up inspections within four months as about 2010 commercial vehicles were affected.
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Batsbane
Cam
Alsery Department
Carriameaf
Sue
Four Power talks aim at easing Berlin prisoner's fate
In Bonn April, Allied reps mull leniency for Nazi prisoners amid Berlin crisis. Western and Soviet ministers hold talks on easing conditions, with Adenauer urging Western powers to align with Soviet on Berlin issues.
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Bonn
Amlats
Berlin
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