Debate over Dean of Canterbury conduct sparks tribunal talk
July 15 London reports Prime Minister Churchill rejects creating a tribunal to probe Dr. Haden Johnson the Dean of Canterbury amid calls from Archbishop Fisher for defined charges. Lords debate whether legal action exists while church figures defend free speech and warn against undermining institutions.
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Not Seeking Re election Paraphrase Amid Convention Talks
Fragmentary OCR notes show a reference to not seeking reelection and a quoted presidential remark linked to Truman. The text mentions final conference, Blundey, and a claim that an action could be carried out after a convention selection, with unclear details and missing names.
Raid on Dutch freighter escalates during narcotics campaign
A police operation against narcotics intensified this day as authorities targeted a Dutch freighter. Details remain fragmentary, but officials report seizure of engine parts and related components amid ongoing efforts to curb illicit trafficking.
Abnormally Low Sugar Content Report in Brisbane Mills
Brisbane reports abnormally low sugar content in cane. State officials note drought delayed growth, causing mills to harvest earlier and reduce efficiency. Last year 7.1 tons of cane yielded a ton of raw sugar, while this season’s results are markedly worse.
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Peeres
Milla
West German Ban on Pronazis Imprisonment Six Months
A report notes a West German court imposed a six month prison term on a pronazi offender. Authorities emphasize a crackdown on extremist groups and public displays of Nazi symbols. The case highlights ongoing denazification efforts in postwar West Germany.
Dulles Aims More Asia Help If Republicans Win
New York July 15 AAP John Poster Dulles architect of the Republican Party platform declared in a broadcast that if the Republicans come to power they would give greater help to Britain and France in their present struggles in South-east Asia. He said the Democratic government has paid too much attention to European defense and not enough to Asia.
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US Davis Cup Team Captain Named for Tie Matches
William Talbert, named captain of the United States Davis Cup team for tie matches, was announced in New York on July 14. Details on selections and scheduling were briefly noted amid tournament coverage.
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Air of Hopeful Recess in Korean Talks
Talks in Munsan extend two days as Peking radio cites China’s conditional acceptance of the Geneva Convention on prisoners and ban of germ and chemical warfare. Allied officials cautious yet hopeful. discussions to resume in secrecy.
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Enemies of Rural Expansion Criticized by Premiers
July 16 report from Berea notes Premiers criticizing the Commonwealth for delaying rural development by denying loan additions. Health Minister Sir Karl Page says Premiers redirected funds to urban areas, and urges higher priority for country works amid Australia's rural food and production needs.
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London wool sales open with stronger prices on all types
The London July wool sale opened with prices rising across all grades. Greasy merinos gained about 10 percent and beat spinners’ styles rose as much as 15 percent. The market remains influenced by demand from major consuming countries and holds to the prevailing selling season in Australia.
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Shock for Russia at the Olympic Games Soccer Result
In London Bulgaria led late in extra time but a Russian equalised in the 11th minute of added time. Bulgaria’s goalkeeper then let the ball slip from his hands and a Russian struck to seal a 2-1 victory. The dramatic finish stunned Russia and sent Bulgaria to a narrow defeat.
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Australians Train Under Arctic Helsinki Before Games
The Associated Press special correspondent from Helsinki reports Australia’s Olympic athletes enduring a crowded training track and a chilly fringe of the Arctic Circle as they prepare for the Games. They describe the indoor track’s steep bends, a cautious approach to meals, and emphasis on simple wholesome dishes while awaiting events.
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Demand Refused by Majlis in Awaited Ruling
AAP report notes a demand was refused by the Majlis in a contentious decision dated July 18. The irregular text suggests a public issue or protest linked to governance, with unclear details but indicating an official ruling or order affecting local conditions and vows tied to a broader civic matter.
Australian cyclist mocks Mockridge wins three titles in London
Russell Mockridge dominates at a London track event beating Alan Bannister in the 580 yards handicap in 34.7 seconds then again in the 1600 yards scratch race. He also wins the 5300 yards devil race ahead of Les Wilson and Wilson. Brit teammates Bannister Wilson and a fellow Brit rider also figure in the action.
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Argentine Quins Reach Nine Years Old
Buenos Aires July 15 The Diligenti quintuplets marked their ninth birthday and met together for the first time since March kept apart to grow as individuals rather than a “freak” group. Franco Diligenti, father and textile magnate, says they should live apart to handle life’s problems separately. The two boys Franco and Carlos Alberto and the three girls Maria Christina Maria Fernando and Maria Esther attend separate British boarding schools.
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Whisky legend erupts in House of Commons chatter
London J 18. AAP reports a whispered legend about whisky being kept outside the bedroom of the British monarch sparked lively debate in the House of Commons. The overheard claim drew amused and incredulous reactions from MPs as discussions touched on royal protocol.
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Budget moves after Perth meeting in Brisbane
Sir Arthur returned from Perth to Brisbane and will draft the new Federal Budget for introduction in Parliament on August 6. He heads to Canberra for cabinet talks, saying inflationary pressures are easing as the postwar downturn improves, with a buyers market returning and employment rising.
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Cancer prevention and treatment advances urged by NAW official
STONEY July 16 The NAW Hospitals Commission chairman Dr Liley urged a state chain of cancer services after noting 49 to 30 percent early cancer detection gains. He cited American advances in detection and treatment and called for public education and widespread services. research into virus and chemical methods to halt cancer cells was highlighted.
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Royal Honour London Invests 250 at Buckingham Palace
The Queen granted awards to 250 recipients in Buckingham Palace's ballroom. Notable honorees include Commander Ronald Susans DFC former Tith FAAF commander in Korea and General Sir George Erskine. Pilots Ronald Ballantine and Robert Parker received the Royal Victoria Order. details note Susans led 77th squadron on 110 missions and the unit posted high sortie totals.
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Kenya
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Tragic Night Watch Car Crash Kills Doctor in Melbourne
A doctor died when his car crashed in Nant Radegiet on July 1. He was unable to move and sustained a broken arm and wrist as his wife’s body lay nearby. The tragedy occurred during a night watch.
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Move to Abolish All Clothing Price Controls
Probable opposition by Queensland and Prices Ministers to debate an agenda on textile and retail items. The text notes retailers’ concerns and a likely shift in policy, with officials aiming to adjust price controls and support lower-income consumers. Names and exact places are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Soviet Embassy Warned London on Refused Emigration
A London report states the Soviet Embassy’s activities are being watched by the government. It mentions that authorities are urging Soviet refugees to return and that Whitehall has sought to influence those abroad.
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Lord Reading
Eusbessy
Flying manoeuvres discussed in Miami air show report
Fragmentary notes describe aerial display near Miami with references to endurance and unknown pilots. The garbled text mentions fading light and a discussion about who performed the maneuvers and the capabilities of those in the air show.
Prime Ministers Strange Notes On Labour Executives
The article reports on a discussion with Victorian ALP assistant State secretary Mr. F. McManus, who argues Labour could benefit if listeners examined a statistician's figures dispassionately. He says state premiers will face higher costs since the government took office and because of increases in the basic wage, while praising modern planning for productivity gains.
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Water Mystery Brisbanne July 19
A fragmentary report from Brisbane notes a water mystery event with unclear details and missing names, dates, and locations, leaving readers without a clear description of the incident or its outcome.
Sydney Fatalities Reported Amid Train and Accident Surge
Two fatalities occur in Sydney amid a spate of train and road accidents. Authorities name Archibald Pirie at 42 as among the deceased as investigations begin into the night incidents.
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Eri
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Victorians Warned of More Floods After Heavy Rain
In Melbourne's Cheltenham to Carrum corridor floodwaters remained high as authorities warned residents of continued danger. Emergency measures were in place and residents faced ongoing risk of rising waters amid ongoing rainfall and swollen creeks.
Brisbane ALP delegates to Labour Council vote tally
Brisbane July 18 ALP delegates to the Trades and Labour Council vote tallies show A Arpell 1558 W Meredith 1455 E Wilkinson 1834 G Oberthur 1363 A Graham 1643 P Bealy Unity 953 B Bennett Unity 674 W Carrington Unity 743 with three ALP group supporters among Comite.
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Higher pay for apprentices claimed in Brisbane
Substantial rises in apprentices' pay were claimed by the Carpenters Union in Brisbane on July 16. State secretary G M Dawson said other unions would likely follow. Pay scales across five years were outlined with increases, while the Apprenticeship Executive and employers' representatives would respond within three weeks to the apprenticeship committee.
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The Ape se artist falls to death at carnival ride mishap
Blue Witnets reports on July 10 that Stephen Hegedus, aged 47, fell after the descent rope snapped during a carnival ride. The apparatus failed while a crowd watched as the performer plummeted about 73 feet to the ground.
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Man Edward Foster Charged Over Brisbane Car Crash
In Brisbane on July 16 a vehicle crash on the Pacific Highway near Southport killed a female passenger. Edward Foster of Hendra faced a charge of leaving a wrecked car and was remanded in custody on December 7, 1951. Bail of 30 was allowed. Foster allegedly traveled at excessive speed.
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Bane
Edward Foster
Hendra
Foster
Southport
Mary
Jehill
New Tin Dredge Site Reported at Return Creek
A Brisbane based company plans a new tin dredge site at Return Creek. The project involves heavy dredging equipment including 30 ton and 60 ton dredgers and will require on site workmen. A director, L Deggett, stated the job will engage several workers and proceed this week with mobilization.
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