British Umbrella Apage in Continental Hotels and Railways
A fragment discusses British women wielding umbrellas as weapons against frontiers guards and porters in Austria, comparing them to Carrie Nation. It recalls wartime and travel anecdotes, then shifts to a reader exchange about funding holidays abroad, ending with a jab at spending holidays in Margate.
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Klagenfurt
Austria
Carrie Nation
Continental
Frontier Guard
Britain
Mustuma
Sow
Spain
Security Treaty Terms Between US Japan Australia and New Zealand
Fragmentary OCR outlines a multilateral security pact among the United States, Japan, Australia, and New Zealand. It covers peaceful dispute resolution, mutual aid to resist armed attack, collective response to threats in Pacific regions, UN compatibility, and a standing Foreign Ministers council for treaty implementation.
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USA
Japan
Philippines
Far East
Ina
I O ‘Securiy
Pacific
Ares
United Nations
Mutual Security Treaty Extends to Anti Communist Nations
AAP report from Washington on March 3 notes discussions to extend the mutual security treaty with Korea to cover all anti Communist nations. The proposed provision would require treaty members to come to Korea's defense if it faces aggression again, as described in the interview.
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Washington
Korea
Syngman Brest
Australia
New Zealand
United
Staten
Ferry Service Letter Expresses Public Support
A fragmented note from an association meeting voices high regard for ferry service workers. It pledges continued public support and willingness to serve, noting appreciation for steady, obliging service amidst challenges.
Labour Party Attitude on Pacific Pact Stance
Dr Evatt told the House Labour would not oppose ratification but urged that the Pacific security pact not guarantee future remilitarization of Japan. A US embassy statement summarized the Senate report, noting Japan wants US forces to deter attacks and that ratification hinges on presidential decision and Senate consent. The report expects a related maintenance agreement to precede the treaty’s entry into force.
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Dr. Evatt
House of Representatives
Labour Party
Japan
United States
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Philippines
Australia
New Zaaland
U.S
Ig Belo
Russia Admitted to International Cyclists' Union
Herald Paris representative reports Russia after 32 years outside, admitted today to the Internationalist Cyclists' Union. Two Russian delegates flew from Moscow for the congress and were warmly welcomed before unanimous approval by delegates from 12 countries, ahead of Helsinki Games.
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AAP — Herald
Paris
Rumie
Cyclists’ Union
Moscow
Helsink! Gamex
Local political barriers deter qualified candidates
The piece notes that local politics discourage capable individuals from standing for public office. It cites subtle forces and trader unionist pressure shaping who may enter local authority, with critics labeling opponents as rats. Many able men refuse service to avoid forced party alignment.
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Tos
Ar Weller
Sd | Sears
Lama
Rat
Federal pensions scheme debated by minister in Melbourne
A minister for social services urged that a contributory pension scheme be studied in Melbourne on March 1. He warned the present non contributory plan is costly and lacks means testing. The speech touched on complexity and potential finance, with remarks attributed to AG Townley about the Deane report and production issues.
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Melbourne
AG Townley
Deane
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