Coal Bill Hopeful? Canberra Debates New Authority
In Canberra a coal bill sparks broad interest as coal owners miners and MPs discuss a proposed Joint Coal Board to stabilize production and prices New South Wales and federal governments push a fresh start to resolve discontent and under production with a three member seven year term board and a national tribunal aimed at fair distribution and adequate supply
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Canberra
New South Wales
W. M. Hughes
Menzies
Howley James
Hughes
Dedman
Cronailign
Commons
Australia
Commonwealth
Atey
Orchestra Conductors Are Lonely in Copenhagen
In Copenhagen, conductor Krueger, rare American leading a major orchestra, speaks on loneliness and the need to prove American culture abroad. He notes growing global interest in U.S. music, aided by cultural diplomacy efforts and his role with sponsorship from the State Department.
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Copenhagen
Bar
Kreger
Detroit Symphony
Krueger
State Department
Europe
South America
America
Whyncrapern
Cathedral Gaao
Tare
Rey Hale
Russia Tension Reflected By American Visitor Abroad
New York correspondent recounts asking Russians about readiness for war and US reenlistment. He notes widespread curiosity, diplomacy talks in Moscow, and a Kremlin clock face with Stalin in context. He highlights Soviet hesitation to engage in conflict and Russia’s wartime suffering under Germany.
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Kremlin
Josef Stati
Eni
United States
Russia
Germany
Autora
Berberton Hospital Matron Retirement Mentioned
Retirement of Matron Gitpiy noted amid unclear references to compensation or appreciation. Commentary describes slow ward routines and general unrest within Queensland hospital committees, with claims of government act implications and lodge actions impacting staffing.
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Ermcer
Gitpiy
Grishene
Brisbane
Alan
Queensland
Rowpttal
Herberton
Between Nations and Fear A Soviet View on War and Peace
A reader’s letters discuss Soviet confidence in peace talks and fear of conflict with the United States and Britain. It covers Russian scientific lag, air and naval strength, and a view that Western powers exaggerate war talk while Moscow argues for restraint. The piece also notes Stalin and Churchill positions, and includes a local letter about maternity ward progress and community care with civic concerns.
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United States
Moscow
Russia
Britain
Rusen
Aietica
Russa
Manchuria
Andrei Gromyko
Security Council
United Nations
USA
Batten
Fuienes
Sal
United State
Stalin
Gilmore
Cerein
United Nations Organ- Lion
Wythout Comerdaring
Wrange
Winston Churchill Sexi
Brass
German food prospects optimistic note in Frankfurt
Report from Frankfurt dated July 27 notes optimism about food supplies despite earlier hardships. Sources mention improved outlook, with cautious talk of shortages easing and prices stabilizing. Names and places include Frankfurt and Schoeningen, reflecting local perspectives on recovery.
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Frankfurt
Schoeningen
Australia seeks balance in plastics and chemical industry
A Tariff Board report outlines future paths for plastics, resins, and allied chemicals in Australia. It notes a sound base with room for growth, urges development beyond tariff protection, and highlights raw materials, price adjustments, and government support as key levers for a stable industry.
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Australia
Astralia
Uch
Organic
Tariff Board
India to train women for Tata Airlines program
Miss Genneft Moots of Trans-World Airlines arrived in Bombay to train 28 Indian women for Tata Air Lines as India begins its first hosteases program.
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New Delhi
India
Genneft Moots
Trans-World Air Lines of America
Bombay
Tatar Air Lines
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