Britain opposes diplomatic break with Spain
New York April 19 The Associated Press says Sir Alexander Cadogan told the Security Council Britain opposes the Polish motion for a concerted UN break in diplomatic relations with Spain. He says no evidence of a threat to peace or aggression justifies severing relations now. Cadogan notes Spain is reestablishing German influence at diplomatic missions and Madrid reports no German scientists aiding research.
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New York
A.A.P
Associated Press
Alexander Cadogan
Security Council
Britain
United Nations
Spain
Alexander
Madrid
Case Based On Early War Acts Summary
The text discusses wartime legal themes and procedural questions. It references United Nations frameworks, allied actions, and jurisdictional matters. The document appears to examine constitutional or international law aspects, with mentions of Seeger and related wartime conduct. It notes the need to address jurisdiction and regulatory questions within a broader peace context.
Espionage charges span multiple nations in covert case
London reports claim security council aims at enforcing peace while Britain and America face pressure to probe preparations by states endangering stability. Documents link Halperin brothers to Russian intelligence and a note from Colonel Zahoun. Court cases name Captain David Gordon Lumen and Squadron Leader PF Pullach with judgments reserved.
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London
Security Courel
Nndy
Srid Yada
Security Council
Britsin
America
Gourenko
Abe ‘Rote Sorat Ebay
Scftheesarch “Group
Halperin
Caplan Linsa
Ratan
Cade
Buiperla
Municartier
PF. Pullach
Deligence Oolicer
Russia
Gousetko
Beabesty Gad
Apts Omassy
Polland
Guudenko
Lero
Zahoun
Young Cairns man dies after shark attack
Robert McAuliffe a 17 year old Cairns youth was mauled by a shark while swimming at Trinity Beach yesterday morning. He was among a party of 16 planning Easter beach time and was the son of Mr and Mrs D McAuliffe of Lumley Street Cairns. He worked as a storeman for Australian National Airways at Cairns Airport.
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Cairns
Robert McAuliffe
Trinity Basch
McAuliffe
D. McAuliffe
Lumley Street
Australian National Airways
Cairne Aerodroms
Companions Hear Scream After Water Attack
Eyewitness Thomson recounts a water edge attack on McAuliffe and Miss Camp near the coast. He aided by pulling them from the water and applying towels as McAuliffe suffered severe wounds. The ambulance rushed to the scene and the victim’s funeral is planned for St Monica's Cathedral at 3:20 PM.
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Holand Alexander Thomson
Violet Boundy Ui
Donetta
Meidtle
Thomson
McAuliffe
Miss Camp
Thomsen
Guris
Az Thomsen
Cains Ambulance
McAuli@e
ANA
Denessed
Cairne Telegraph Office
St Monica's Cathedral
British ships arrive Sydney amid freight turmoil
Fragmented report notes British vessels reach Sydney as agri freight flows face delays. A May arrival triggers expectations of three months’ activity with further ships anticipated. official transport ministry statements are unclear.
Public Holiday Observances Noted in Isle Aen Mh
Fragmentary OCR mentions public holiday patterns and a Dome locale with stray terms Sirens Sara beet terre. No clear events, dates, or named organizations are readable. Context insufficient for precise reporting.
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Isle
yRoten
Sara Beet
British Davis Cup trialists eliminated in Cumberland Club event
Tokyo through a garbled report indicates two Britain's Davis Cup trialists were knocked out of the men's singles at the Cumberland Club championships. Names and details are unclear but the article mentions scores and a military tribunal context.
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London
Britain
Hakea
Aml
Cin
Sigzer
Saya
Yan So
Derek
Barton Tpeenited States Military Tribunal
Eric
Acuvity Patoeing
RAY
Waltons
Shisray Kantor
Nemees
Unclear OCR fragment reports shark incident and injuries
Fragmentary text describes a shark accident injuring several people, with one person carried away and a rescue attempt underway. Mentions a crash and engine, with names and a marriage note at the end.
Easter Train Services Brisbanes Slow Demand Patch
Easter train services in Brisbane faced slow demand and capacity shortages. Repairs caused delays with the shortage rated, and carriages had to be kept from suburban trains despite regional air traffic reportedly easing.
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Brisbane
Aera
Mourilyan Port Reserve Lands Approval
Brisbane April 18 Minister for Lands announced executive approval for reserving allotment of a Mourilyan town section for port and harbour use. The minister Mr Adones said accommodation for workers on the land is understood to be provided.
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Enment
Lamd
Brisbane
Mourilyan
A_ dones
Sawmill Industry In Germany Reportedly Shifts Under Lens
A brief note indicates the sawmill sector in Wied not appears under scrutiny as authorities assess industry practices and potential reforms affecting production, labor, and regional trade. Names and specific entities are not provided in the readable text.
Nuremberg trials Hans Frank defence described as calm
Fragmentary report covers Hans Frank defending his role in the Third Reich at Nuremberg. He asserts his aim was judiciary independence and denies decisive political voice, while remarks on responsibility for war crimes and the extermination plan are mixed with disjointed quotes.
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Third Reich
Germany
Melbourne
Adolt Wem
Aueciell
Mir
Mit
London
Tng
HMAS
Shropahire
Fox Devs
U Bitler
A. Curtin
Wales
Lewcy
Warsame
Ourelves
Sco
Watsonie Aidney
Aten
Curtin
Amy
Emo
Eve Mar Winsote
Aia Curtin de Esos
Court Judges and politics in the High Court debate
The article reviews how political views influence High Court appointments, noting several judges with prior party ties and others with none. It cites Sir William Webb and Sir John Lathem as examples, while urging appointments based on integrity and legal skill. It discusses comments by Mr Ward and reactions in Victoria and New South Wales about politics in judicial selection.
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High Court
House of Representatives
Queensland
Wiliam Webb
Exire
Judee
Evatt
Anhony
CP. WS
JV Bercy
Melbourne
William Vand
Barry
John Lathem
WAP
McTiernan
Lab
Victora
New South Wales
Relia
Simes
Menzies
Dr. Evatt
Labour
Mar
Ward
Transperta
Anthony
Spapausmant
Australia Rejects Export Plan in Taxing Trade Clash
Prime Minister calls out party dispute as Australia faces a decision to export its entire crop and remove certain duties. A leading figure intervenes amid tensions over policy direction and international trade. The exchange signals intensified debate within government over tax and export strategy.
Airpower and Strategy in World War II Debate
A fragmented excerpt cites Anglo American experts arguing strategic air power as decisive in WWII. It notes air superiority, long range bombers, and coordination with land forces as key, while warning timing and production limits could hinder outcomes. It references figures discussing air power's role and missed opportunities in 1940.
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Gemee
Plaseung
Besson
Concetta Ty Ss
Sey
Spaatt
Exper
Donegal
Isnd
Inquiry ordered into U S food shipments
Washington April 18 The Far Eastern Commission has ordered an investigation into U S food shipments. The inquiry follows Secretary of Agriculture Clinton Andersons announcement that over 500000 tons of food were sent to Japan in the first seven months, amid concerns about Axis powers and Japan's food supply.
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Washington
Associated Press
Far Eastern Commission
U.S
Clinton Anderson
Japan
Areca
Postwar Food Supply Up Claimed by Berendsen
In New York April 1, a Times correspondent reports Berendsen stating that occupation authorities found Japanese food even more abundant after the war than before. He cites ongoing shortages elsewhere and stresses the need for greater aid and readiness from the United States.
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Mr Berendsen
Japan
Protestants Launch Moral Film Drive Amid Campaign
A reform group announces a new plan to promote moral cinema, urging organized support from American citizens. Dr. Pally emphasizes that the movement seeks constructive cooperation and broad community backing.
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Pend
Nurses Quarters Approved for Innisfail Hospital
A telegram from Health and Home Affairs minister confirms Cabinet approval of accepting TJ Watkinsterdee of ESGL as lender for building new nurses quarters at Innisfail Hospital. Isrefull Hospitals Board chairman Byrne says work will begin and financing details will be circulated to cover wages and materials. The plan follows a long-felt need and signals concrete progress on the hospital project.
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Innisfail Apel
S Theounye
Mabistan
Materiec
Fragmented Australian Telegraph Onboard The Atlant Crisis
An Australian resident reports that the patrol ship Atlant, previously chartered for a mission, will not be available. Mr Besser explains the situation, noting the crew’s retirement and changes in orders. Local officials discuss potential actions and responses to the unfolding event.
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Mr Besser
Beith
Paula
Sealey
Newcastle Floods Strain Lakes District as Residents Save Homes
In the Newcastle area heavy rains triggered floods in the Lakes District forcing residents to evacuate and safeguard properties. Measles and cough outbreaks were reported, Marines and ambulances aided as families trudged through floodwaters toward safety, described by Burra as severe in the past week.
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Newcastle
Wale
Laks
Sina
Rothes
Sydney
Burra
Beaview
Application for interpretation of preference clause
Brisbane April 19 An application was made to the Industrial Court by the Meat Industry Board for interpretation of the Brisbane Abattoir award preference clause. The matter will be heard next Wednesday to determine if the clause applies to Meat Industry Union members who reportedly took part in an unauthorised strike.
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Brisbane
Industrial Court
Meat Industry Board
Maat Industry Union
Conesbeer
Meat Industry Union
Sueh Devine
AMIET
Wedsenday
Tapility
Blast’ Industry Union
Wes Re
Automatic Cancellation Sanction Sought by Meat Industry Union
The board indicated cancellation of a clause related to the Meat Industry Union, pending action by the Commonwealth authorities. The matter centers on proposals affecting AMIET members and potential employment implications as discussions resume next week.
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Seeger Gromses Saas
Renee Beter
Spantin
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Endinoe
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Lnder Official Recerts Ac
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List
Cam
Persan
Ottawa
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Saotmenr Pex
Loreal Ulpersn
Ator
Werecy
Fallane
Ena
Filperin
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Jennine
Trinity Beach
Palestine
Stace
Agri
Maye
Zune
Bejan
Bruepane
Eguecomsen
Ager Casuals
Wotal
Graua
Cairne Good
Ier & Crock
Faemer
Viele Jehnenn
Kapalevomram
Ulm
Reweisco
Mourilyan Port
Revi
Hans Frank
Jems
Frank
Maxi Gercase-Grmeral
Poland
Batavia
Mystery Suerguwes Camel
Serene Wal Sm
Surivors
Tie Murs
HGH Court
Karacsi
Antralia
Derm Anit
Chiffey
Sic
Sate
Mid
Suistary Messan
Taupit
Saul Ow
Sears
URUEM
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Hoovers
Wsisfail Hospital
Korea
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Seoul
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