Teva Study Reveals New Treatment Approach
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Australia win first Test by innings and 332 runs
Australia dismissed England for 141 and 172 on a sticky pitch, then batted to an innings victory in Brisbane. Bradman led Australia with seven wickets for seven runs in a dramatic bowling display as Miller and Hammond supported a long, troubled day for England.
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England Collapse Follows Toshack’s Sharp Bowling
Richardson notes Toshack’s improved bowling as England’s downfall. Hammond and Yardley built a fragile partnership until Toshack struck with dangerous length and lift, aided by a wicket that refused to settle. Miller and Wright vied for a late breakthrough as Yardley tried to cover drive and Hammond saw his chances fade.
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British American fusion of zones in Germany planned
London reports a proposed economic fusion of British and US zones in Germany from January 1, 1947. The plan envisions a jointly managed, self supporting area with shared deficits covered by Britain and America, a common import pool, raised food rations to 1800 calories, and an annual review. Britain to bear a large dollar commitment while maintaining civil administration costs.
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Opposition to Franco Lake Success and Diplomatic Stance
Fragmented report from Madrid and international talks on Franco's regime notes opposition calls for rapid diplomacy and possible sanctions. United States and Britain push for Franco resignation or shifts, while Russia seeks more time to study proposals. committee adjourns without decision amid tensions and warnings of civil strife.
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British Protest Against Terrorists Sparks Debate
A chaotic exchange in Parliament features calls from leaders including a Jewish society head urging stronger action. Discussion centers on Germany’s repayments and the need to address shortages, prices, transport bottlenecks, and strikes while balancing reparations plans with a sense of purpose and hope.
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Dairymen Discuss Stabilizing Dairy Returns in Queensland
A Queensland conference of dairy industry representatives approved a motion calling for long term price stability tied to production costs with a reasonable profit margin. Led by T F Plunkett and C Jamieson, the talks addressed marketing arrangements with overseas markets and ongoing government involvement, noting rising costs and industry consolidation risks.
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Coal Trouble Drastic Moves Reported in New York
Report from New York describes drastic moves amid coal trouble, detailing discussions and actions involving key figures including Mr. J. Lewin and others as authorities seek to address energy disruptions and line constraints.
Transit reform fuels questions amid railway mileage fears
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Alugator Creek Clash Ends Padersted Crane Delay
A December incident at Alugator Creek involving a crane driver halted a project after a dispute with the Padersted crew. The stoppage affected the Milkery facility and delayed the Ty see ped Peary job, with no injuries reported.
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