Soviet Hoped to Set Up Illegal Apparatus in Australia
Petrov testified that the Soviet security service aimed to establish an illegal contact network in Australia in 1952. He said seamen would serve as contacts with Moscow, and a contact point might be a cafe near Sydney’s waterfront run by Armenian wharf laborer Nicholas Daghian who came to Australia in 1939.
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Petrov
Nicholas Daghian
Australia
Derveian
Parabes
Petrwe Dakir
Sutton
Snes Asin
Mose
Armenia
Yhoio Ammetel
Eris Winberg
Waseraie
Turner
Na MT
Shorwy
Mar Justice Owen
Jay Deghian
Thalenora 1
Royal Australan Air
Iana
Pape
Pier
Bec
Naval Ula
Mander Pieghlan
Ates
Totad
BOL
Justice Owen
Weil
Secome
Deghius
Deghlan
Maynett
Comimansir
Hs Bisiber
Nia
Conditions in Port of Sydney Report Reveals Tense Signals
Fragmented text suggests a cover story about a Soviet attack response and coded communications. Mentions Vledimir Petrov and Dag a planned operation, with references to a Crimia-Dughian group and a Med Bimal investigation. The piece hints at port security concerns and espionage activity affecting maritime operations.
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Smirasti
Vledimir Petrov
Englishmen's Spirits Will Be Hampered Second Test
A Melbourne report summaries a long day of inquiry into Soviet and British actions as Mr Justice Owen questions witnesses about espionage and wartime operations. The discussion touches on British intelligence, railway security, and possible contact with Soviet agents, with names like Deghian and Philp appearing amid declarations of caution and procedure. The piece also notes cricket specifics on Englands tour, including team selections and match context.
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Bowie Sever
Edie
Justice Owen
Selo Raed
Atecaridar Sack
Tyre
New diving equipment shows in Canberra market
A parliamentary under secretary promised new diving gear may ease work in the industry next month. The spokesman noted that experiments by Marion Bron and Dare Tin suggested the gear could be safer and more efficient, while union officials argued for better testing before wide use.
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Canberra
Dee
Baing
Unopposed candidates named in regional contest
In Mareeba district winners are unclear due to messy text. Pumiattt and Somesiad appear among unopposed Southern district contenders while AL Melee is listed for the central district. The garbled report references Mareeba locations and local names with uncertain spellings.
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Mareeba
Mel
Dews
Bailey
Mareebe
Mears
Agostinelli
Tragicwood
Somesiad
Ver Treen
AL Melee
Clare
Sugar Payment Plan Revealed by Agriculture Official
Mr Collins announced to-day details of a sugar payment plan tied to agricultural support. He stated the mechanism would deliver advances by the end of April and that revised quotas were under consideration. The finance quotas were discussed with emphasis on dec 24/1 figures and store inspections.
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Brisbane
Collins
Gert
Swedes Win At Milton Primed by Strong Start
Milton game sees Swedes take early lead and secure a decisive win. Key players drive scoring while Milton struggles with turnovers and foul trouble.
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Milton Peer
British Railway Strike Threat Sparks Cabinet Conference
Minister K EIST, who called to mine Cab i Wp, will confer tonight with the railwaymen's trade body. In Manchester area, 21,000 railway workers are involved amid tensions over rail crimes and wage disputes.
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Mitare
Manchester
Allegation Of Mine Foreman At The Collinsville Inquiry
At Bowen a mine foreman Thornes Allan told the Royal Commission that rescue gear and oxygen suites failed to be fit for use during the Collinsville disaster. He described valves, air flow, and ventilation problems, noting that equipment was in poor condition and rescue attempts hindered by leaks and faulty machinery. Witnesses discussed lack of safety practices and the need for better ventilation and readiness to prevent a repetition of the tragedy.
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Lesan
Collimeville
Thornes Allan
Royal
Hessides
Miowaeaaper
Fai
Barrett Cosa
Camumis
Sams Becta
Allen
Rod. McCawley
Boeing
Palermo
Collinavdle
Bien Ad
Osyger
Eerler Allen
Sur
Natio
Barret
Clote Boseco
Mr. Barrett
Bea | Suis
Coe Pari
Barre
Saath Bacrett
Aled
Lee
Barrett
Comstaton
Fallinen
Enville
Dan Casey
Aller
Allen Sais
Nia
Jock
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