Gromyko Keeps World on Tenterhooks
The Security Council met secretly for 150 minutes on March 28 without M. Gromyko, amid uncertainty over his participation in the Persian appeal discussion. A communique said agreement was found on procedure, while Moscow radio noted Byrnes’ opposition to postponement and Gromyko’s absence from the session.
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Persian evidence aims to show Soviet influence in Persia
Reuters reports from New York that the Persian delegate to the Security Council will present new fully documented evidence of Soviet interference in Persia through agents officials and armed forces as the public session resumes on March London. The British cabinet discussed the matter two hours with Prime Minister Attlee and Cadogan instructed to press for continued discussion even without Gromyko to clarify the negotiations and Stalin's position. Washington and London have pressed for explanations since March 2 but have been met with silence prompting a concerted effort to clarify the situation.
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Northcott defends Tokyo post as troop housing improves
Lieut General Northcott denies removal claims and says the 45 day trip to Australia was brief. He notes Security Council talks on Persia and Russia, and reports progress on Japanese accommodation, family housing, and overseas service. He defends Australian uniforms as comparable to other troops in Japan.
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Delegates' Indecision on Hussein Ala Question
New York dispatch reports at an open council meeting a plan to invite Hussein Ala to answer three important questions. The report notes uncertainty among delegates about his responses and potential implications for policy or leadership.
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Sunderland air loss of life after Singapore crash
Singapore March 24 report says EAFF Sunderland flying boat crashed off Singapore during takeoff for Hangeng. Seven killed, six missing believed dead, eight hospitalized. Among aboard were civilians and service personnel. two dead and all missing plus three hospital cases were passengers. Five of the 18 crew killed and five taken to hospital.
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Persian diplomacy teeters over troop withdrawal prospects
A New York Times report cites James Reston as saying the council is unclear on procedure and questions the Persian position. The Persian prime minister Sultanek reportedly faces Moscow pressure for oil concessions in return for withdrawal promises, while seeking to maintain his case before authorities.
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Football disaster investigation in London crowd crush
London report from March 28 describes a football match crowd surge at the stadium. Chief Constable W J Howard dispatched 103 policemen as pressure built at a corner causing spectators to climb embankment fences. People cried to be let out and raised arms in distress.
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Railway Strike Looming After Partial Settlement
Brisbane March 79. Reports indicate a looming railway strike as talks fail to fully settle the dispute. Delegates say settlement sought by Monday, with risk of extending demands to other railway staff if work stoppages persist.
Prague Court Hearing Confesses Hitler Ordered Crimes
Fragmentary Prague report cites Frank claiming a group clashed over map and a Bormann crime, with Hitler silencing him by saying to put it in. Frank asserts the group acted under Hitler's orders and he merely followed instructions.
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US and Argentina No Action to Be Taken
New York report states no action will be taken by US and Argentina in a developing diplomatic matter. March 3 AP dispatch notes comments from officials, with emphasis on ongoing discussions and no immediate moves planned. The piece references the New York Times correspondent and remarks from the area secretary.
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Aurora Borealis Strikes EB Foe in Half Hour
Anderton and Hadlee held an ace for seven in half an hour while Scott endured nearly an hour for six runs. Toshack bowled seven overs for four runs and one wicket. O'Reilly replaced Lindwall as Scott and Wallace faced tight bowling and aggressive fielding.
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Hadlee
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Auckland
Toshack
Aig Sa
Australia three down for 147 as New Zealand slump worsens
The match sees heavy swings with O'Reilly, Barnes, and Miller involved in late appeals and light restrictions. New Zealand bowler Cowie and later Burke restrict scoring while Hassett and Miller push Australia to 147 for three. Brown struggles with bat as conditions deteriorate and sighthoard issues persist.
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Sun Spots Disrupt News Services Across Regions
AAP reports a renewed sun spot outbreak striking early today at 10 a.m. GMT, crippling circuits of radio, telegraph, and wireless systems. The disturbance, described as the worst electromag netic event yet, affected RCA, Mackay, and Canadian services, causing widespread jumbled transmissions and interruptions across major news agencies.
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Scientists Explain Aurora Communications Disruptions
The AP reports the Aurora is expected to last several days, causing widespread radio interference. Trans Atlantic service is spotty and overseas links to Australia, Manila, and Tokyo are scrambled, affecting communications.
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Alleged Forgery Trial Involving Dodd Donovan Del Mar
Court records allege Dodd Donovan and Del Mar conspired to forge stamps and cash forged notes at post offices last year. Police recovered over 3000 forged stamps from a car search. Donovan and Sharratt face marked notes and forged stamp charges. Trial expected to last several days.
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Split in Beckkampes Amid Unanimity Debate
A split develops in Beckkamptes stressing unanimity to back central plan. The planned action could affect meetings at other centres tomorrow and may avert a mass gathering at Rockhampton. Organizers indicate ongoing plans to feed and transport people if needed.
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Unclear fragment on Hus walk-out and governing council
Fragmentary text notes a Hus walk-out and mentions council or branches as the path for handling it. No clear names, dates, or places are discernible to anchor a fuller report.
Northern star Prandolini shines in boxing display
Prandolini delivered clever two handed bursts in a winning performance at the stadium. He moved well, landed precise punches, and showed edge on the ropes as opponents could not match his tempo.
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Underworld Identity Fallout From Sydney Incident
In Sydney on March 23 Miles Pace McKeown contacted authorities after a violent incident. A car front seat scene revealed a large wound in the back, with details unclear as investigators probe the underworld connection and sequence of events this afternoon.
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Extra Grades Allowed For 1946 Tobacco Appraisals
CANBEREA March 3 The Minmier for Agriculture Mr W J Lewiiy said the fastest indication places the Australian termace leaf crop for the season of about 20 tonne This & ool crop of sheet the time volume as last year when 1134 tons of comble leaf was appraised This soneem the beard would conduct appraieements of Mareehe jf deel with Gee North Queensland crop and the Bret series for the censen weed cocumerees i teat cestre on April 74.
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Price Franco Wanted New York March
A compact plea notes that Price Franco is sought in New York around March, as reported by AAP. The fragment mentions police or press interest, but lacks specifics on case or charges. The item reads like a brief international or police notice circulated by news agencies.
Reissue of Rifles to Former V.D.O. Members
Applications for the reissue of rifles to former members of the V.D.O. are pending before AFEIL. The process details eligibility and submission deadlines for interested veterans, with officials urging prompt action to secure armaments under revised regulations.
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Canberra Sky Show Describes Suroral Display
Canberra reports a vivid night with dramatic solar cloud interplay described as a big bust up the sun. The piece notes an eerie, striking celestial scene witnessed last evening by residents and observers across the city.
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Liverpool's Loss Cotton Exchange Closed
The debate centers on Government handling of cotton purchases after lend-lease ending. Sir Stafford Cripps asks about peace-time buying risks, while Ian Lyttelton argues the state bears losses and hedging becomes impossible. He warns of centralized control extending to all business from Whitehall, and notes job losses from government policy. The motion by Captain Lyttelton is defeated 337 to 166.
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Gangsters in Berlin clash during Jewish camp raid
Reported German gangsters attempted a raid on a camp housing about 100 Jews, many roused by the event. A Jew was killed after firing from a sniper position, as Colonel W. Dawson and allied forces pursued the area.
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