State Elections Set For March 7 In Queensland
Brisbane January 27 The Premier Mr V C Gair announced the state elections are to be held on March 7. Writs will be issued February 6 enrolments close then and writs returnable June 5. Nomination closes February 13. Gair will deliver Labour policy speech February 9 or 16 at the City Hall. He plans a rapid campaign targeting key constituencies.
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C P Seats To Be Sought In Australian Labor Convention
Queensland Labour convention plans to set dates from February 23 to March 25 in Rockhampton. The Australian Communist Party announces four seats and endorsements for Townsville and Cairns areas. The move aims to unify Labour campaign strategy and counter opposition while detailing candidate selections and party leadership.
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Electric Power From Atom Topic Reported
London January 16 AAP reports on atomic power progress with statements from Mister Fer Supply Ket and Veet Has about the stance of the party and potential delays affecting the industry.
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Britain Eyes Atomic Power for Industry and Research
A 1946 British discussion outlines potential atomic energy use, with Sir Douglas Copeland and Mr. Sandys noting experimental reactors, Barwell and Risley stations, and the aim to develop a flexible, portable reactor capacity for industrial and scientific work. Officials stress it is too early to predict large scale electricity from nuclear power.
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Brisbane Premier Election Dates Amid Confusion
Brisbane reports say the premier announced the election would be held in March while Labour investigations suggest February. The opposition notes campaign damage and the uncertainty raises questions about polling day and political timing.
Death sentence commuted after governor advisory ruling
A prisoner once condemned to death had the sentence commuted following governor advised clemency. The executive council reviewed the case and granted reprieve, replacing the death penalty with imprisonment. The decision was announced today amid expectations of reduced punishment.
State electoral boundaries in Brisbane debate heats up
Jen Brisbane reports the Labour Government's move to restore representation by adding three seats to fit population shifts while warning Liberal Country Party surge could redraw Queensland maps. Gerrald notes broader regional distributions and criticizes past abolition of seats as partisan.
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Egypt Sets January 24 Reply Date on Sudan Future
A misquoted report notes Egypt will answer Britain's note on Sudan by January 24. General Naguib publicly accuses Britain of backing a coup and vows to fight for independence and liberty from tyranny. Egypt reports British forces threaten to evacuate soon, while calls for a meeting of Arab and Palestinian leaders emerge amid regional tensions.
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Victorian Gorge Tragedy Report From Melbourne
Fragmentary text reports a tragedy in Melbourne the details unclear with names and places garbled. It mentions a person aged 37 and a cliff or gorge incident with companions and rescue or investigation underway.
Azam and Beltslinked names emerge in ballot notes
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a political ballot with names Azam and Belts and mentions of candidates or actions. The garbled content references "Azam" and "Belts" alongside various unclear phrases and dates, suggesting a historical executive or election context but lacking coherent details.
Price Deadlock in Negotiations for New Wheat Act
Ottawa reports price deadlock as talks on a new International Wheat Agreement stall. Canada aims to shape terms at Washington on January 30, seeking a break in producer prices while major exporters push for higher duty free terms and a revised dollar value for No. 1 Northern wheat.
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Engineers Walk 218 Percent Higher in Ottewa
Reported engineer walkout in Ottewa disrupts operations as authorities close facilities. Knoxville and Canada figures cited. Deputy Minister for Frage commented on the incident, noting potential fault lines and air-related issues.
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New Poliomyelitis Vaccine Reported Safe in Trials
New York reports a safe polio vaccine trial outcome with early data indicating positive immune response. Health officials, researchers, and involved institutions await broader testing and confirmation of efficacy and safety.
Tremendous progress announced on audio vaccine testing
The speaker stated immense progress in vaccine development during evening remarks. He cautioned general availability awaits completion of human tests and mentioned potential follow up studies and medical evaluations by experts.
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Vaccine progress in polio fight noted by health director
The Health Director-General Dr Frynerg said Australia may access a polio vaccine within about a year. He referenced a New York announcement that American children would join large scale trials this same period. The vaccine aims to trigger resistance in humans and animals alike.
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Europeans in Nairobi
A Nairobi incident leads to European fears as police arrest 30 Africans after a farmer and his wife and year-old child were killed. Governor Sir Evelyn Baring faces crowd questions while MP Michael Blundell urges restraint and a proposed emergency council to advise on Kenya's executive actions.
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Fire at docks prompts sabotage fears and fuel leak per navy report
An official report on a dockside blaze cites potential sabotage as a possibility. Investigators note the fuel tanks and oil leaks raise risk of further fires, with authorities examining vessel damage and a plan to isolate the area.
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French National Assembly Debate On Military Reforms
Fragmentary OCR summary notes a session in the French National Assembly discussing military reforms and accountability. Mentions ministers, justice, and governance aspects, with unclear phrases about responsibility and possible reforms. details are garbled.
Atomic device tests planned in Nevada area stormy report
The United States Atomic Energy Commission announced a March 1 start for a new series of atomic device tests in Nevada. The briefing notes describe a two-step program involving raising and field exercises tied to Army and air force involvement and emphasize secrecy and strategic timing.
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Record flight to Darwin London to Australia attempt
A Royal Air Force bomber departed London Airport this morning for a three stop flight toward Australia. The mission aims to beat the current record of 19 hours 10 minutes from Darwin, with a crew supplied by the Ministry and technical experts aboard.
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Flu Epidemic Deaths Reported in Munich Across Europe
London reports Munich fatalities as influenza spreads through Europe. Noted patients include Pope and others. Norway and Switzerland show milder impact. Munich schools to stay closed until February 4, with Frankfurt population heavily affected. Doctors warn epidemic may last about a fortnight. Paris hospitals overflow as influenza wards exceed capacity. Authorities in northern France monitor dispersed, mild cases. only a few influenza cases in Switzerland and southern England.
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Rooftop Murder Trial Sparks Youth Accomplice Incident
London police report a rooftop murder case involving a youthful accomplice. Key figures include Derek Bamley and Jam Torble, with hearings scheduled around March 11 at the courthouse. The investigation centers on the suspect’s role and motive in the city’s latest fatal rooftop crime.
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Grim Fight By South African Batsmen Bid To Force Draw
South Africa trails by 224 with 157 needed to avoid follow on in the fourth Test as injuries hit Australia. Fast bowler Lindwall and Milley restrict the pace attack before lunch, with Lindwall injured and Miller tiring after early overs, raising doubts about his final Test availability.
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Election pressures test Labour unity amid amediate de Site call
A Labour led push supported by Sidney Silverman and multiple ministers seeks an immediate debate over policy changes. The group vows to reconsider the Bow policy and press for urgent mercy and reform while facing public and parliamentary pressure amid election tensions and stalled consensus.
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Fragmented 1960s cricket report with mixed commentary
The text mixes cricket play by play with disjointed phrases about players like Lind, Miller, Funston, and Benaud, mentioning 308 runs, a 14 hour session, and a match featuring the Australian at Mack with unclear dates. It reads as a damaged clippings blend of match actions and political commentary without a clear single event.
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Wellington Floods Toll Mounts In North Canterbury Crisis
Flooding sweeps multiple farms in north Canterbury as Wellington area reports rising water levels. Authorities warn residents of widespread damage while emergency services deploy across affected districts. Road closures and supply disruptions compound the crisis as weather conditions persist.
Fatal Explosion Aboard Destroyer Duchess Claims Stoker
A stoker on the British destroyer Duchess was killed with two others injured during a furnace explosion in port at Portland Harbour. A fourth stoker sustained lesser injuries as the ship was tested in the aftermath. Secretary in Defence commented on the incident, noting the blast followed an earlier chain of events and the vessel remained under assessment.
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Allegation by Nurse Involved in Car Incident
An unclear report describes a nurse's allegation in a case where a person was seized and admitted with injuries including a fractured pelvis. The text references a motorist and a driver questioned about the incident, with the court or hearing adjourned.
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Fragmented OCR Text About San Francisco Water Works
Fragmented text presents garbled references to San Francisco water works and city contentions. It mentions entities like San Francisco and Portia with unclear context.
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