Australia’s delegate highlights world problems at UN speech
Australia’s N. J. Makin opened the General Assembly addressing trusteeship, democracy, and open discussion. Delegates from Britain, Russia, India and New Zealand attended as the hall filled. Molotov was absent and Gromyko led the Russian side. The Australian stance drew applause as it stressed principled settlements over expediency and national self interest.
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Australia caution on UN Assembly committee system
The Australian delegation warned that a strong committee system might reduce the UN Assembly to a rubber stamp and hinder full debate. It urged adequate discussion in plenary, support for efficient action, and careful oversight of new specialized agencies while noting recruitment and veto challenges within the Security Council. International cooperation and cautious reform were urged to preserve effective governance.
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Australian Veto Fears Mark United Nations Talks
Australian delegate Makin presses for no veto in UN energy agencies and urges early armament regulation. Reports detail concerns over veto power, fears of bartering admissions, and calls for adherence to the UN Charter in Security Council discussions. Melbourne Cup draw and contenders noted with race details and participants listed.
Seven small ministers named in Corfl ey second cabinet
The article reports Mr Corfley appointing seven new ministers to his second cabinet, with two former ministers dropping and Riordan joining as Kennedy’s representative. It lists several new ministers and notes none had prior full cabinet rank, while naming other current ministers and senators.
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W. J. Seatly
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H. V. Evatt
W. P. Ashley
N. E. McKenna
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Battle for party leadership in post election vote
Report of a contested leadership ballot with Senators absent and multiple transfers of votes. Evatt, Ward, and Dedman vie as Calwell is eliminated, Ward gains a bloc of 11, shaping final tallies before further rounds.
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Portfolios in new cabinet announced in Canberra
The 31 October cabinet reveal lists Labour and National Service at E J Holloway, Air and Civil Aviation A S Drakeford, Trade and Customs Senator B Courtice, Navy W J F Riordan, Army C Chambers, and Repatriation H C Barnard among others.
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United States Urged Action on Disarmament Policy
New York October 30 The United States delegation voiced cautious support for disarmament while urging effective safeguards. Senator Warren condemned certain rhetoric but affirmed cooperation with United Nations members. Austin warned against unilateral disarmament and stressed full discussion of proposals including atomic bomb manufacture. Molotov cited distrust and misunderstanding of American aims.
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Sign of Co operation near 5 AEE London
Fragmentary OCR text mentions London locations and mentions cooperation and government action in a clipped, unclear way. Readable bits reference Geieber, Dele wert, and Perisanen Romy with possible names, but no coherent event details or dates to confirm.
British United Press Sanes Woe Permit We German M a
London report from October 3 notes a woe filled scene as German maneuvers and policy shifts spark concern. Ambiguity in the cable obscures exact actions, but the tone signals rising tension and unease among observers.
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Buckets of Money in an Unclear Report
A fragmentary notice mentions money and buckets with unclear context. Names, dates, or places are not readable, making the main event hard to determine. The readable portion shows an unusual phrase about money collection and storage.
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