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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 13, 1947
Page
1
Soviet Minister Frames Peaceful Cooperative Policy
Soviet minister Vyshinsky described Soviet foreign policy as stable and consistent, animated by cooperation and love of peace toward peace loving nations. He criticized war mongers in the United States and Britain while asserting that Stalin signaled in 1946 that the USSR and the United States could cooperate despite different economic systems. The policy, he argued, aims at peace if there is willingness to cooperate.
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M. Vyshinsky
United States
Britain
Harold Stasin
Stalin
U.S.S.R
Vyshinsky
Arneramur
Athert Kinsteing
Acre
Srp
Britis de Casnot
New York
Hicalo ‘Tribune
Shakammighhet Dee
Reminiscences of a Senate Remark on Postwar Peacemaking
A garbled OCR passage recalls a Republican senator's remarks on postwar policy, referencing wartime allies and the push for peace. It mentions figures like Kinsteing and Wigner, with scattered allusions to Germany, Russia, and Vatican influence, portraying a debate over reconstruction and security.
Fragmented text about tribal bombardment and invader events
A highly garbled report mentions tribesmen bombing, an invasion scenario, and mentions various names and places in a confused sequence. The readable fragments reference Pakistan, a minister, and conflicting movements with military undertones.
England Not Despairing Amidst Grim News
Fragmented OCR text from a British newspaper notes anxious times yet hints at resilience. Names and places are garbled, but references to England and persistent morale emerge amid hardship and uncertain prospects.
Queen in Buckingham Palace note on royal attire
Perth dispatch reports Western Australia deliberations on royal dress at the Queen's event. The State Cabinet considered the tradition of wearing something blue and the proposed wedding garter display with bids of £24000 and £20000 cited, though one offer was refused.
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Fremantle
Tree Thai Movement Wages Armed Opposition
A fragmentary report describes the Tree Thai movement clashing with regular forces near Bangkok. A naval cadet facility is noted as a refuge opposite the river, with military commanders unnamed. The confrontation’s outcome remains unclear amid evasive official statements.
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Tree Thai” Movement
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Waite
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Higupure
Elas
Naval Cadet Ark
Thon Arron Lit River
Bangkok
Choukawan
Igre
No Rescue Drill Held In New York And Parliament Chaos
A chaotic report cites a failed rescue drill in New York amid a broader parliamentary struggle. It notes amendments defeated, Labour leaders alarmed, and calls for bank reforms while alleging forged petitions from NSW electorates.
Chifley Aims to Fast Track National Banking Bill
In Canberra on November 12 Prime Minister J B Chifley pressed to apply guillotine to the Banking Bill’s remaining stages to nationalize banking. Opposition Leader R G Menzies argued the 244 hours for debate were inadequate and urged public referendum. The vote to adopt the guillotine passed 38 to 10 in the House, with passage expected by next Wednesday at 6 pm.
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Canberra
J. B. Chiey
R. G. Menzie
House of Representatives
Chifley
Menzies
Chiter
Meutien
Mmendmant
Claune
Mennies
Ion
Howe
Australian delegate found dead with wrists slashed in hotel
The Australian delegate to the New York Assembly, Mr. Medworth, was found in a hotel room with wrist wounds. A hotel maid cried as police and medical staff tried to aid him but he died. Witnesses recalled his daughter describing a prior argument and a possible motive, while police investigated the incident.
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Sia Tolleaaves
Ted Tesmomaney
Pogranne
Medworth
Dalguies
NO FEDERAL POWER Hel ree Penmnn to My
A fragmentary report discusses petitions opposing federal power and a conference on labor and nationalization. It mentions signatures contested as juveniles and mentions the ARC and Federals in relation to union blocs and nationalization debates.
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White
Linewal
Vitoria
Ea Ela & Mathoerm Lwepeiper Aa
Curbera
Queensland railways shut down for 24 hours
Brisbane reports a state wide 24 hour stoppage on Monday as 11 000 members of the Australian Railway Union walk out. Union officials say co operation from other unions will halt rail transport across Queensland. The strike aims to pressure maintenance of rights and pay.
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Brisbane
Queensland Railways
Australian Railways Union
F. Nolan
Queensland
First Soviet Atom Bomb Test Reported by Paris Bureau
A Paris dispatch describes claims that the Soviet Union tested an atom bomb. Reports from sources in London and Berlin discuss whether the device was a true atomic explosion or a smaller, conventional “equib” device. The American press cites mixed reactions with officials noting dramatic implications for postwar power dynamics.
British Bill to Seek More Power for Lords Reform
London Nov 11 A A P Churchill on the Parliament Bill argues for strong but limited Lords reform to avoid permanent party majority. He condemns arbitrary government power while warning against dictatorship as in Attlee era fears. Critics cite Labour influence and constitutional balance in the House of Lords.
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Lorela
House of Lands
House of Lords
Halme of Commons
Howe of Commons
London
A.A.P
Churchill
US Aid to Europe Commitments General Marshall Statement
New York report summarises a State Department outline on aid plans for Europe. General Marshall and lawmakers discuss a proposed 1 2 6 billion aid package covering France Italy Germany and other nations with conditions and potential reforms.
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Europe
Marshall
Federal ALP Executive Faces Internal Strife at Melbourne Meeting
The Australian Labor Party executive site reports discord over policy and leadership as delegates gather in Melbourne. Tensions surface around reforms, with claims of misalignment between factions and calls for accountability among party officers. The meeting aims to address strategic directions and public messaging ahead of upcoming political events.
Fragmented OCR reads of a British parliament event
Readable parts describe a parliamentary proceeding with references to a gwaior member of the British and a March timing. Report mentions University of Rag Nair ale and Amwartrannic scientists. Source text is garbled and hard to parse.
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Chicago
Cates
Unclear OCR: agricultural group, Senate, and governors
Fragmentary OCR notes reference an agricultural organization, a Senate, and governors tied to Rice. Details are unreadable, with missing names and dates, offering no concrete events or outcomes to summarize.
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