Communists Seek Power After De Gaulle Resigns
Paris January 21 AAP Communists strive to form a three party coalition with M Thorez as head aiming to end crisis after General de Gaulle resigns M Auriol to act as head of government until a new president is chosen if coalition fails Herrin or a Radical could take Foreign Affairs or lead government.
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Premier De Gaulle's Resignation Talks Roil Paris
French cabinet and party leaders reel from General de Gaulle's reported resignation move as Socialist and Communist factions seek a joint government. Reuters notes de Gaulle plans to leave politics after demanding military cuts and drafting a new constitution.
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End of Hostilities and Government Opinion on Japan Peace Terms
Attorney General Bratton presented today several requests to Governor Sumpter seeking an expression of opinion on the terms of surrender in Tokio Bay. He noted the September 2 date and referenced allied invitations and contracts dependent on surrender terms. Payment terms for entitlements and the timing of state actions were discussed, with the governor’s position described as opinion rather than a formal policy.
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Tare
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Ban No Atatary
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Singapore Trials Report From War Plot Hearings
Partial reads describe mention of strategic plotting concerns tied to war, with references to a chief protest and a panel weighing evidence. The fragmented text notes dates and places in Singapore with unclear names and events.
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Ff Gocaman
Aioe
Iimeca
Atomic Energy Commission Emerges From London Debate
In London January 21 the ONO Political and Security Committees adopted a resolution for establishing an Atomic Energy Commission. Six votes for and one against plus one abstention marked the outcome after a two hour debate. Small powers pressed for clarifications on memo points from the Moscow conference. Bevin urged a cautious trial phase and orderly establishment.
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Regional planning report outlines Queensland grouping plan
A government special committee released a June last year report linking Queensland to twenty five groups with four head criteria. The document followed six regular sessions and referenced Ms kM u hier and the Bien proposal, noting potential disappearance of the Bien.
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Iste
Wotetian Tormes Army Japanese Breaks Down
Fragmented text from an early edition mentions military actions and sentencing, but the readable lines are garbled. The content references Cairo or London datelines and an Egyptian Army context with phrases about executions or punishments, yet details remain unclear.
US Labour Strife Drives National Strike Action
New York reports the start of a widespread labor strike across the United States with 1.88 million idle workers and 790200 idle workers expected as of the midnight deadline. International Harvester workers announce a January 21 strike seeking a 3 percent raise while Transport Workers Union plans a January 11 action to block sale of the city power plant to private firms.
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International Harvester Coen- Dang
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Planta
The Schreiber Case enters new phase in Canberra inquiry
Resumed hearings reveal Dr Ernest Fields offered payment for testimony at Motel Meine, with Turbulent exchanges over pay and employment. Brigadier Schreiber’s role questioned as fields denies being coerced while hotel officials and Canberra authorities face questions about pressures and disclosures.
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British Army Officer's Service Claim in Employment Dispute
Brigadier Schreiber described his side of the soldier's case in a dispute over service terms. He stated the soldier agreed verbally to a two year stay with the Government staff and had served nearly five years in the Army without a written contract. The witness noted the lack of a formal agreement dated 1 November and discussed residence as a factor in England.
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Premiers push for Taxation Council plan in Canberra
Canberra January 2 The Premiers at their conference with the Commonwealth Government will urge the establishment of a Taxation Council. It would consist of State Premiers and decide the share of total uniform tax collections allocated to the States, reducing the need for small States to seek grants from the Grants Commission to balance their finances.
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Strong Bargaining at State Council Over Uniform Name Manner
A terse council session centered on funding allocations for public works. Officials in the States debated continuance of a uniform naming standard as the Loan Council discussed disbursement priorities and procedures.
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Festiel
Loan Council
Australians Leave Ambon in Roaring Farewell
Ambon harbor witnessed a chaotic farewell as Australians prepared to sail away on Saturday. Natives surged forward, breaking through peace lines, pushing toward the wharf and attempting to stow away. The tumult included burning sounds and spread confusion among onlookers and officials.
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Miltary
Bil Deotan
Taken Over in Japan
Fragmentary text reports a transfer or takeover in Japan with scattered phrases about shipments and a somber mood. Mentions Sutter and Seana Med, but specifics and outcomes remain unclear.
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Japan
Brisbane Council Faces Employment Struggles and Rejection
Brisbane city officials grapple with unemployment claims and a Works Department stance. Aldermen denounce delays while residents blame council as not an employment agency. Rehabilitation and federal cooperation are urged amid frustration.
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Athens Demonstration and Greek Crisis Reported
A chaotic Athens scene unfolds with anti-British chants and calls for resistance as police clash with demonstrators. Reports say 1000 plus EAM members and 2000 armed supporters gather in Kalamata while martial law is declared and troops deploy.
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Floating Mine Found At Wellington Point Beach
A World War II era mine washed ashore at Wellington Point near Brisbane and was later rendered safe by naval authorities. The device, a magnetic influence type designed to protect mine fields, could not explode on contact. Police cleared the area and warned nearby residents to stay away while authorities removed the hazardous item.
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Wellington Point
Cleerea
Big Ben Chimes Damped by Ice Particles
London January 2. Big Ben chimes muffled by ice particles falling from the mechanism causing a grating noise. Fog and snowbound Britain disrupted transport with many cars halted by weather.
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London
Britain
Impressions of Life in Russian Occupied Zone
An AP dispatch from January 20 describes daily life under Russian occupation detailing how ordinary routines persist yet differ from other zones. The report notes measures on daily activities and the ways authorities direct and influence residents.
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A.A.P
Land in peasants hands and postwar plans
A correspondent surveys land reform and economic change in the Russian zone. Private baths and industry show limited nationalisation with state control predominant. Germans face rationing and reconstruction, while Russians tighten direction. land reform provokes mixed peasant sentiment amid ongoing recovery and friction with occupation.
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Drawn Match Drives Queensland Close to Victory
The Queenslanders faced a rate to win with limited time, but strong batting from Gilad and fours from Tallon kept them in contention. Despite a late fight by Crantham and Carrigan, the visitors fell four runs short as the game ended in a dramatic draw.
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Earn
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Patman Duel Draws Crowds in Nation’s Capital
A large crowd gathered in Washington to watch a disputed boxing match involving Patman and Landon. Officials reported tense moments as the contenders exchanged blows and the result remained undecided at press time.
Immigration debate dominated Hobart columns
Local Hobart papers highlight ongoing January discussions on immigration policy. The text references Australia Britain relations and a key public figure's stance, noting concern over citizenship and border controls. A sense of national debate frames the issue as urgent within government circles.
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