Britain Egypt Face Bitter Phase Over Anglo Egyptian Sudan
Britain and Egypt near a sharp clash over the Sudan, the shared colonial asset under condominium rule since 1599. Egypt seeks to redraw the 1936 treaty terms, remove British troops, and extend sovereignty from the Mediterranean to the Nile headwaters, challenging long standing imperial arrangements amid UN considerations.
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Hector McNeil
Delemite
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Cairo
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Meer
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Millaa Millaa football trials draw crowd at Mt Garnet
Weather stayed muggy as Millaa Millaa footballers visited Mt Garnet for a sport ground clash. Juniors lost 3–2 with D Treacy kicking a penalty. seniors lost 9–0. Visitors and locals floated in for the weekend with many staying at Luceys Hotel. Rev Gaydon led a Methodist service. several guests, including Mr Ken Hamilton and Judith, arrived for a brief stay.
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Ken Sleep
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Affleck
McKenzie
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Millan
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Gaydon
Mareeba
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Gmail
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Strathvale
Hamilton
Ravenshoe
Newman Park
Percy Edwards
Abington
E. A. Atherton
Ellwell
Atkinson
Gunnawarra
Bruce Mackey
Lenten
Herberton
Mra
A. Wastcott
Sydney
G. Atkinson
Townsville
War Pension Demands and Postwar Hardships in Melbourne Ny 4
The article outlines wartime pension debates raising £500 sums for widows and veterans, contends many men work while civilians suffer, and describes harsh postwar life in Gippsland sugar beet districts with forced tents, housing shortages, and lines of white beets. It contrasts progress with continued hardship and notes economic strains and social distress across Melbourne and rural Victoria.
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Gippsland
Mugar
Germany
Tou Tepresenia
Ita Mfancy
Com Munion
Seals and Paints Tie to Export Holdups at Sea
Seals and paints saga links coastal activity near Phillip Island and West Ernuport Bay to Indian export controls on linseed oil. The shortage of this food value oil hampers Australian paint manufacture and leaves residents of Indisp worried about shortages and rising prices.
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Phillip Island
Westernuport Bay
Indisp
India
Oil and Iron Hinted in Antarctica by Airborne Detector
USGS geophysicist James Baisey reports magnetic readings 110 miles southwest of Little America suggest buried land area may host extinct volcano or iron deposit under Ross Sea ice. Magnetic detector, towed behind a casing shaped like a bomb, surveyed over 10 000 square miles and also hints Roosevelt Island geology and ice shelf patterns.
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James R. Baisey
United States ‘Geological Survey
Little America
Baraley
Ross Sea
Balsley
Roosevelt Island
Tron
Racehorse Fingland Wins Largest Winnings
The horse Fingland earned £57458 in prize money toward the end of the century, a record for that era.
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Fingland
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