Violent fighting erupts in Persian Parliament
London December 11 Reuters reports Tehran clash as Premier Mossadeq escapes with a sten gun escort after clashes in the Majlis between government supporters and the opposition. Guards fired revolvers. crowds gathered outside the parliament amid barricades and machine gun barrages. Killings and injuries reported as galleries and offices were affected during oil debate.
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London
A.A.P
Reuter
Teheran
Mossadeq
Majlis
Djemal Imami
Defence plans may be speeded up
Ambiguous notes from Melbourne reference committee discussions on defence preparations and potential acceleration. The fragmentary text mentions meetings, committees, and governmental actors but lacks clear outcomes or dates.
Burglary Attempt Fails at Local Residence
A burglary attempt failed at a local residence as police investigated immediate break in. Officers reported no injuries. no suspects in custody and the case remains under review. Detectives urged residents to secure doors and report suspicious activity promptly.
Economic aid to Germany outlined in London talks
London dispatch reports Britain considering easing postwar reimbursements to Germany. The Treasury plans scales of aid totaling around 201 million pounds over 28 years, with further installments and conditions tied to the German debt settlement. Talks aim to align creditor settlements with postwar economic stability and German reconstruction, as officials discuss financing and repayment terms.
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London
Leftie
Yriane
United Eeester Callie
Sorzany Tor' Pestir Ewonomie
Isitain
Haa
Glalme
Fowlanceaa
Custer
Germain
Germany
Taney
Abe ‘Weal
Enn
Germats Galeyaien
Sere Bermann Adam
Court martial hearing details amid unclear transcript
The report outlines a court martial hearing with references to a U S service member, Australian soldiers, and a tense scene near Manas. It notes threats and a firing incident, with vague mentions of ranks and locations, but the text is garbled and difficult to decode.
Amplot Capital in80 Brisbanes Patton and shares story
A garbled historical note mentions Amplot Capital in80 Brisbane, a Mr W Nara, and a claim of 900 000 pounds with ordinary shares. It references a person named Tim Brubene tones and a permis afd Pov mason Yorhig, plus possible Peon grants and Leanert mid.
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Brisbane
Dre
Selection back to selectors over third Australian Test
Sydney December 11 The Avatrailan team for the third Test against West Indies has been referred back to the selectors. Chairman M A Oxlade declined to comment. uncertainty centers on Sid Baynes and Quennsland’s Barnes. The board will approve changes, with players like Bradman noted, while reasons include ability and selection balance.
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Adelaide
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Wiec Oe
Broadcasting in Australia Question of Control Postmaster General A Warning
Ambiguous transcript outlines a debate on broadcasting control in Australia. Mentions Postmaster General, government officials, and parliamentary discussion. References to control plans, implementation methods, and official caution about regulatory authority and broadcasting oversight.
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Australia
Distressing crime rate among New Australians prompts NSW attorney general comment
NSW Attorney General remarks that crime among New Australians is distressingly high citing figures for October 1980 to September 1981. He warns about the nature of incidents and notes rising concerns across the community, with calls for attention to social and integration factors.
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Dawe
NEW ATOM BOMB TESTS IN SPRING OF 1952
The United States Atomic Energy Commission chair, Mr Gordon Dean, said the nation would not reveal full hydrogen bomb details. He noted the US would have a submarine capability but would not use it for a direct first strike. The testimony stressed maintaining a substantial atomic capability over the Soviet threat.
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Egyptian Protest at United Nations
Neues correspondent reports Egypt formally protests to the United Nations over Britain and allies actions in the Canal zone. Egypt declines to urge immediate agenda, prefers time to seek new export outlets and imported sources. Cabinet plans ordinary holiday meeting tomorrow as canal traffic resumes after closures.
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Japan plans to boost purchases from sterling area
The Japanese Ministry of Trade confirmed reports that Japan will raise imports from sterling area countries to ease its large balance of payments deficit. It will approach Tokyo missions in sterling areas to discuss tentative trade arrangements with Ceylon and Burma via the British mission, aiming to reduce the yen’s strain on but details remain tentative.
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Power to Raise Loans for Ulver Government Works
The government seeks authority to borrow nearly £4,000,000 for public works through the State Electricity Commission. The move, approved in June, aims to fund street, market, and capital projects. A bill amendment to the Electricity Act may be discussed when Parliament meets in March.
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Cuamplaig
Ulver
Newsprint cuts hit Buenos Aires as 3 percent drop stones circulation
Argentine readers face paper shortages as government orders a three percent decrease in newsprint. Districts in Buenos Aires struggle with limited editions and suppressed private publications. The change affects major papers including La Prensa and El Mundo, while others like La Nación face delays and reduced pages due to government control and supply issues.
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la Nation
Menepajes
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la Prensa
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United States
Attack on Court Judgment by Union Official
A garbled report outlines a dispute involving a union official challenging a court judgment. The text references national issues, industry matters, and forthcoming dates, with mentions of an address by Mr Short and a response to Mr McPhit about legislation and response dates, all in uncertain OCR form.
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Empire Trade Preferences Retention Urged by Chamber of Commerce
The Associated Chamber of Commerce urges retention of empire trade preferences amid debate on tariff reductions. Officials argue that keeping preferences helps Australian industry against shifts in global supply and demand, cautioning changes could benefit Britain and the United States while harming local producers.
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Ava Gardner and union intrigue in Australia hotel theft
Ava Gardner linked to a Melbourne union dispute after a woman named Emday claimed the Australian Labour Railways Union secretary was elected unopposed. A jewel brochure listed a bracelet and ring valued at about 9000 pounds, with officers rushing to a London hotel as the case unfolded.
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Beef and Lamb for Cairns Amid Transport Delays
Cairns consignments face distribution issues as goods move from Tawasville to Rockhampton and Brisbane by rail and air. Officials warn future shipments, including 100 pounds of meat, may be disrupted while prices and stock levels are debated. Proposals for subsidies surface, and producers push for prompt, higher prices to cover costs.
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Cook Town
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Hrulight
Balance of Trade with Britain in Canberra and beyond
A fragmented OCR passage discusses balance of trade with Britain and mentions Canberra and various embedded names and terms. The text is garbled with scattered references to figures, dates, and places, offering no clear event or outcome. It hints at economic measures and possibly policy discussions without concrete details.
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Canberra
Sociaien
Pramberg
Staadstiwr
Message to King Accession Anniversary in Canberra
Canberra reports note the 13th anniversary of the accession to the throne and extend congratulations from the Government of Australia and the British Commonwealth. A reply from His Majesty expresses loyalty and appreciation for the celebration as the two peoples look to continued unity and guidance.
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President Truman's Holiday Ends in Washington
President Truman concluded a quiet holiday in Washington as reports swirled over deteriorating timetables and international pressures. Officials noted no major policy decisions were imminent while domestic confidence waned amid corruption disclosures and questions about wartime disarmament and fuel policy.
Amsterdam Sydney service marked as first regular flight
The article notes the first regular Amsterdam to Sydney service, mentioning ministers and officials from the Netherlands and Australia. It highlights the historic expansion of air travel, the role of Qantas, and remarks on economic and settlement impacts on Dutch and Australian communities.
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Sydney
Scotch whisky export shade robe from Londonderry
The report notes a planned export of half a million gallons of Scotch whisky for next year. It cites stock levels and warehouse holdings, with figures around 12 800 000 and 13 690 000 barrels, and mentions anticipated market increases and general trade context with dominions, colonies, and associations.
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Britain
Howe Waarket
Big Four agree to work out disarmament plans
Paris reports that the Western Powers and Russia will form a joint disarmament commission to draft plans for reducing arms and to plan verification and inspection. The 5 point agreement outlines a census of armaments, a world disarmament charter, and ongoing talks despite remaining differences.
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United Nations
World Bank role cited in government briefing
The deputy premier said a major World Bank project would proceed under the new administration, with technical teams to assess and set conditions. Officials indicated funding and agreements would hinge on national reforms and governance steps before final approval.
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Temeran
Huvuein Fave
Pera Menald
World Bank
Sania Wes
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Rent
Pressmen barred in Hong Kong during state visit cover
A garbled report notes pressmen barred from accompanying a state visit to Hong Kong. It mentions a government public relations officer and expected arrivals by air, but the text is largely unreadable with many corrupted words and names.
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BP Air
Evacuation Ordered as Camiguin Island Sees Severe Weather
A major typhoon threatens Camiguin Island prompting evacuation orders. Reports describe collapsed structures, downed trees, and widespread damage with casualties expected as residents seek safety inland. Authorities urge mass relocation, relief centers activate, and transportation is limited due to high winds and debris.
Wool Shipments and Trade Figures Across Regions
A fragmented report lists wool shipments to Canberra and various regions, with figures and mentions of trading totals, exports, and prices. The text references Oceania, Australia, and Victoria, noting shipments, monetary amounts in pounds, and historical trade data from multiple districts.
Foot and Mouth Disease Outbreak Reported Across Europe
A fragmented foreign dispatch describes a foot and mouth disease outbreak affecting Denmark Germany and Britain. The spread involves cattle and sheep with calls for measures and potential trade impacts while authorities track suspected facilities and livestock losses across several regions.
PaICE oF Ty LONDON Der he AP rations for in ees weer EPG A theee moni ee Dvern £ 839 10
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