Russian pact for half million uranium sale in Canada
The Montreal Gazette reports a Russian pact to buy over half a million dollars worth of high grade uranium in Canada. Alleged participants include officials and employees of El Dorado Gold Mines Limited in Ontario. Two Canadians are charged with defrauding the company. a New Yorker is a fugitive. Several other firms linked to the uranium disappearance. Official sources are silent. transport to the U.S. unlikely. The El Dorado mines were expropriated by Canada about two years ago.
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New York
Montreal “Gazette
Canada
el Dorado Gold Mines Limited
Ontario
el Dorado Mines
Soviet Agents Exceed Two Hundred in Espionage Case
Fragmentary report details alleged Soviet agents exceeding two hundred involved in a planned network. Police and authorities seized facilities linked to suspects, including a university, a board office, a company building, and residences. A Crown Attorney described reversers linked to Gosenko, with supportive statements about potential countermeasures and future seizures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SSB
SN Espiccaae
Segat University
Te Zwhaup Coven Board
Clvohoue Company
Tevin Urrenty
Expiowlyy
Me Fun University
Sehrä Acieg
Hac Saar
London Faces Unity at World Assembly as Peace Goal Emphasized
London reports that delegates at the World Assembly urged unity and firm resolve to forge world peace and security. Speaking on recent proceedings, Mr Malan and Mr Makin stressed that the council has a strong, practical instrument to meet economic and political challenges and to reduce international tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Makin Sach
WITS
Cairns Waterfront Dispute Reaches Federal Council
A Cairns waterfront row prompts federal consideration as talks with the Waterside Workers Federation proceed. Secretary L Brophy notes a pending council directive affecting Australian and British naval personnel, with discussions on future naval relations and security implications continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wateraiders
Federal Bounel
Waterside Workers Federation
Cairn
Federation
L. Brophy
Teeong
Brogny
Isle
Council of the Workers’ Federation
Admiralty
Alexander
Cereal ration cut as Kennedy remanded in court
Bombay announces daily cereal ration cut from 18 to 13 ounces with effect from Thursday. The court case concerns Joseph Kennedy tied to a burglary and theft of 7124 dollars, later used in a refrigerator purchase. Kennedy, arrested January 18 in Lismore, appeared before petty sessions and was remanded on multiple occasions.
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Bombay
Francia
Joseph Kennedy
Medhsot Ee Ae
Pery
Beutbane
Kennedy
Brisbane
Lismore
Britune
Smart
Wis ‘Mason
Stratford
Cairns
Dee Terdant
Rockhampton Mail Train Accident Injures Six
Six passengers aboard the northern bound Rockhampton mail train were injured in Brisbane when windows of reaction carriages were smashed and door fastenings torn off after the train fouled a stationary goods train van. Injuries included elbow wounds and glass cuts. Ambulance treatment given at Nambour. Names include J.D. Brisbane W. D. Ashcourt Bundaberg and S. D. Cuddy Muttaburra. A departmental inquiry will investigate the cause.
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Brisbane
Rockhampton
VT. John
W. D. Ashcourt
Bundaberg
D. Cuddy
Muttaburra
Nambour
World’s Wonder Anti-Malaria Drug Perfected at Cairns
A British Medical Research Council unit reports progress on a malaria drug tested in Cairns. The article mentions human volunteers and early trials at a research facility described as Cairns.
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Cairns
Mate
Brish Medical Research Council
Aresy Research Unit
New Bomb Test Plans Marked by U S Shift in Control
London dispatch reports a shift from Army Navy oversight to civilian control for the atomic test program. Senator McMahon backs the change while Prof. Oliphant says scientists will not join the Pacific explosion party, calling the matter military.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Profesor Olixphant
Brush
United States
Euines
Pacifc
Oliphant
Face Saving Miracle in Tokyo Battle Report
The article describes an air raid over Davin with a claimed detection of a bomb and evaluates its impact on the psychological and strategic balance between the United States and Japan. It mentions Hiroshima and Nagasaki in context and notes a belief that the damage would have been greater elsewhere.
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Washington
Tech 18
AAP
Bondard
Davin
Opus
Elf
Japan
Hiroshima
York
Chisago
New ‘York
Chicago
English Doctor’s Comment on Cairns Work Reveals Experimental Infections
The Journal notes Davey of England discusses Cairns work with about 200 volunteers exposed to infectious bites and tropical marches. Volunteers endured severe malaria and fevers while others faced milder tests, yet the report claims most remained perfectly fit. The piece outlines conclusions from these experiments and contrasts them with a different malevolence of a local health facility.
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Davey
England
Paladrine
Cairns
Eas Uy
Cairne
Matara
Maller Page
Indian naval strikers and malaria drug trial described
The report notes Caurns Experimenta conclusions claiming Palud fine, a malaria drug, shows superior and therapeutic effects at specific dosages. It describes a demonstration with a procession and crowd around banners, including a US flag being torn down while a British soldier is observed fallen.
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Sireris
Bansierta
Amocsted
Ce Rhmie Abeadandelar
George Medal Award for George William Knowles
George William Knowles of Rocksey South Wales receives the George Medal for extraordinary courage in extricating three people from a wrecked Liberator aircraft that crashed into a muddy creek. His actions and disregard for personal safety are praised in the official citation.
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Tay
George William Knowles
Rockseew
South Wales
Knowles
Special Sugar Issue For Jam Making Availability
A special sugar issue for jam making is available immediately. The notice highlights ample opportunity for all consumers to restock and proceed with jam preparation without delay.
Bank fraud case unfolds in London court
A London merchant Alexander Herbert Tucker faced fraud charges as prosecutors detailed irregularities with an account at a cemetery fund. The case referenced two cheques totaling 25730 pounds, with Rutledge’s fee accounting for the difference. The case was adjourned.
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London
AAPA
Alexander Herbert Tucker
City of London
Tucker
Rutleder
Rutledge
Wimmera byelection result favors Country Party candidate
Melbourne February 18 Mr W G Rurmbull the endorsed Country Party candidate won the Wimmera byelection by a majority of 6334 over Everett the opposing candidate who was also a Country Party entrant but expelled from the party during the campaign for advocacy of views in opposition to the party line.
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Melbourne
W. Grurmbull
Country Party
Wimmers
Everett
Advocati
AWU Application Admitted: Court Examines Eight Hour Week Claim
The AWU application was admitted as the court considered that a section could yield Wester benefits for wage earners. The union noted widespread awards across Australia cutting the workweek to 49 hours with no pay cut. In Queensland, the AWU had increased awards to shorten the workweek further than dozens of combined awards.
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Ubour West
AWU
Aimfelia
Australia
AWC
Transport strike disrupts New South Wales rail traffic
A strike by shunters at Enfield marshalling yard near Sydney disrupts NSW transport. Trains, including goods services, banked up as workers walked off at 1 p.m. causing widespread delays and jeopardizing essential food supplies. Authorities report the stoppage began after a worker was stood down.
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Sydney
Enfield
State
Intex
Arrival in London Delays Youth Delegation's Return
A youth delegation has arrived in London after a lengthy journey from Dower sainly with reports of delays and limited official communication. Local officials await full briefing as the group settles in.
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Sark
London
Dower Sainly
Catalina Finds Missing Bulilf In Iron Range Search
A Riverdale led air search near Iron Range recovered a Norseman after it had been missing since yesterday. The aircraft piloted by F/O C W Law and F/Sgt J B Crawford with F/Sgt G M Galea disappeared about seven pm four miles south of Iron Range. Official updates pending from the Aerial Liaison Liaison and Iron Range team.
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Ron Black
Riverdale
Aulis
R.A.A.F. Norseman
Lon Range
al Fores
Iron Range
C. W. Law
Blackall
J. B Cawford
Redcliffe
G. M. Galea
Pateenger
Wee A
Lala
Plane in bad shape search and land near Catalina
A damaged report describes a search and rescue effort underway after a plane malfunction. The captain and deck crew aimed for home as signals indicated an airborne land search would proceed along the Catalina coast. A relief party and doctor were aboard Beaufort for Iron Fangs support amid rough seas and uncertain progress.
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Che
Catalina Goodance
Beaufort
Cardinal Gilroy Receives Sacred Purple Honor in London
In London on February 18, Cardinal Gilroy received the honour of Sacred Purple from Archbishop Glises. The ceremony celebrated his status among the youngest and most senior church leaders, recalling past cardinals like Olberne Plunket and Saint Fighee while praising his devotion to Christendom and the Australian Church.
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London
Glises
Jim Connery
Faith Ag
Feulle
Sathole
Australia
Charce Aar
Christendom
Cardaal Olberne Plunket
Semalione
Goa
Redovose Case Noted As Extremely Tragic Military Negligence
A court case described as extremely tragic involves a service member awarded compensation of £128 and a half a year, with Sir Edmund Herring noting the case's severity. The record cites confusion in the military negligence dispute and names Redovose as the opposing party in a war service context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redovese
Edmund Herring
Japanese troop ship sighted near city at night
Fragmentary OCR notes report a Japanese troop ship near the city, with police involved. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
Melba Bequest Refuse By Winner
Melbourne reports a Melbourne bequest dispute where a winner refuses the Melba bequest amid controversy. The coverage notes a 15 year period and a 26 year old rival, with brief references to scholarships and a surprise reaction from a key figure named Janes.
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Melba Bequest Refuse
Awasoeg JO Maieeane Ss
Melbourne
Weibs
Saker
Abe
Sin
Metabene
Vie
Abe Rugmer Agpin ‘Janes
Vinkater
Owe Eadh
Conan
Varsity Boat Race Delayed By Snow and Fog
A partial OCR note records a varsity boat race delayed by wintry conditions. Names, teams, and exact dates are unclear due to damaged text but the event is identified as a February varsity rowing contest with postponement.
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NEW Torr
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AAF
New York Times
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McMahon
Democrat
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Rockdale
Wimmera
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