Judge Seeks Information From Commonwealth War Query
In Sydney on November 13 Judge Berne adjourned an appeal by William Fardon Burns publisher of the Tribune to allow the Commonwealth to answer whether Australia is at war with North Korea. Crown counsel noted the Commonwealth might not address all questions. the judge warned he would not be dictated to and would proceed if unanswered. Burns was sentenced to nine months for publishing seditious words criticizing Australia’s Korean War participation.
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Trial transcript reveals Crown allegation in lower court ruling
Fragmented courtroom discourse shows Mr Shand and Mr Burns’ legal maneuvering over a witness interview with Peter Berne. Officials discuss original investigation details and possible Commonwealth involvement. The exchange touches on admissibility, contempt concerns, and questions of whether the interview should be cited in court proceedings.
England’s batting slumps in Sydney test innings
fragmented report from Sydney on November 17 details England’s batting collapse as Lindwall and other bowlers dominate. Hutton's stay ends early as England suffer 92 runs in 90 minutes amid noisy NSW crowd. Implied scores show Lindwall, Lillee and Miller making early inroads with the new ball. Australia push to dominance in the opening bout.
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Eenart Araierini
Aise Prasad
England
Catholic Clergy Regarded In Unrest In Lithuania
In a Rome dateline, the Quoridiano reports Soviet actions against the Catholic clergy in Lithuania. Priests are barred from preaching, visiting hospitals or prisons, and four seminaries have been closed. The paper notes deportations to Siberia, wartime deaths, and several disappearances among clergy, with multiple priests removed from their duties.
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Russia's Naval Programme and Global Forces Review
The year book assesses Russia's vast naval build up with a fleet near 1000 submarines and new shipyards active. It notes carriers and battleships, with high projection of speed and tonnage, while warning of unreal expectations and outlining Soviet air and army growth as a formidable future adversary.
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Russia
Casualties in Korea in recent weeks list
The AP reports a casualty list dated between October 25 and November 3 detailing 21 killed and 48 wounded from the Thien Battalion. Names include WO2 Tem Allan S Bisd ON SW, Geoff Butler, Henry Brooks, Manly Dicker, Jack Forrest, Raymond Chen, Leslie Lyons, and others among NSW and NSW-connected troops.
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Bieler
Gregor Gee
Leetty
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Nsw
Henry G. Brooks
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Parsons
Thomas O Warean
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Raymond Ghia
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Noel Buiseell Charlesworth Sey
Epvin
Jepperson
Leslie Lyons
Cremin and Nagle share Chesterfield title in Sydney
Eric Cremin and Kel Nagle tied for the first prize at the Chesterfield event played on the Pymble course, both carding 104 to equal par. Six NSW players earned places to represent at the Australian Professional Championship, including Norman Von Nida Eddie Anderson Reg Want and Nieman Berwick. The Lakes course hosts the championship starting in November. Reg Want had the day’s best round with a three under par at Monash CTR.
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Kel Nagle
Dup
Pymble
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Cremin
Nagle
Norman von Nida
Eddie Anderson
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Nieman Berwick
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Monash Ctr
New Zealand Wool Sales Open in Auckland Record Prices
Auckland November 17 The season's first wool sale at Auckland saw prices surge with strong demand. Aston sold at New Zealand record values as the average jumped to around 110,000 per pound, far above last season's opening level.
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Reuter
Allaston
New Zealand
Tore ‘Noon
Fresis in London finish steamer halak in seal team
Nov 13 report from AAR describes a finish steamer near the Rio Scheldt off Tor Antal ta era Halak in a seal team maneuver. Details are fragmentary and unclear in this OCR text.
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AAR
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Antal Ta Era ‘Halak
Seal
Sudden Storm Floods Melbourne Suburbs
Melbourne suburbs Alphington Clifton Hill Collingwood and East Brighton were flooded as heavy rain caused large craters and washed out roads. Arlington residents sand-bagged homes while storm drains overflowed and a lightning strike killed two Friesian heifers.
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Yaesung
Lesding
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Pairfeld
Tragedy Strikes Migrant Family in Canberra
Canberra reports a fatal accident as a migrant family suffers in a ferrying tragedy. Jovan Rakvin, age 11, and his father Uros Rakvin, 38, died after their ship Paltes collided with disaster near Melbourne while Jovan aimed for Canberra. Immigration officers rushed the boy's body to Canberra Hospital where Uros died. Medical officials blame the accident on rightward steering by New Australians and note multiple others injured in separate motorcycle crashes.
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Juroslav
Jovan Rakvin
Melbourne
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Fissom
Uros
Ros
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Tovan
CR Olivar
Vros
Victoria bats to 202 in South Australia innings clash
Victoria takes a strong lead as Kerr reaches a century and Weekley shines with bowling support. South Australia trail by 37 runs with one wicket down after troubled middle innings, while Victoria resumes with Howard Lane Langley and Nodier among the scorers.
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Stumpa
American defeats Hayes in Sydney bout
Irvin Steen the American welterweight stopped Australian Harry Hayes 1 minute 15 seconds into the fifth round at Sydney Stadium. Hayes was floored three times, once in the fourth and twice in the fifth, before referee Bet stopped the bout. After the fight stadium officials discussed potential future matches between Steen and Glees or the British Empire middleweight champion.
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Irvin Steen
Harry Hayes
Sydney Stadium
Hayes
Ll Bet
Playboy's Reversal of Form at Melbourne Racing Meet
The Melbourne racing scene discusses Playboy's form reversal with Setting plunge estimated around £20,000. Reports say betting sheets were to be examined. inspection of bookmakers' betting sheets is noted as routine in rating circles.
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Playboy
Abcut
Tibet Resistance Ends In May Dedalus Report
A terse field report from Lemdor dated May 12 notes the cessation of Tibetan resistance activity amid Communist pressure. The dispatch mentions limited operations by Tibetan groups and a withdrawal to safer positions, with no confirmed ceasefire or negotiated settlement announced.
Peace Congress at Sheffield Will Not Now Be Held
British and international delegates gathered in Sheffield for the World Peace Congress amid security concerns and travel bans. Reports say many delegates faced difficulties, with Reuter and Pravda criticizing Britain while Moscow-backed outlets push opposing views. The event faced organizational strain, costs around £2000, and questionable support from governments as delegates arrived from multiple countries.
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Sam Epcembeere
Poland
Fuente
Warsaw
Mao
Waream
Reuter
Moscow
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Simular Criticum
Cate Fom
Prague
Ooe
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Western Germany role in NATO defence debated in London
Diplomats in London discuss German participation in Western defense and a European army. A committee of staff heads will review military plans and armament studies as talks seek a compromise formula for Western integration.
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Reuter
Germany
Soren
Tivpaan Ciuntrien
Ecco
United Nations forces link up in Korea defense line
United Nations troops in north central Korea formed an unbroken east west defence line last night. Allied forces pressed new thrusts against Communist lines as South Korean units counter attacked along the Kunuri Tokchon highway. British American and South Korean forces in the west solidified four mile gains. A North Korean battalion with tanks crossed the Orangchon River in a snowstorm on the northeastern anchor of the line.
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Korea
Kunuri- Tokchon
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Mypagchon
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Chong-Chon
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Tokchon
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Yongbyon
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Kates
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Sis
Une North
Seftor
Kista
Allied and Communist Forces Clash Across Korean Front
An army dispatch reports heavy fighting along the Korean front with Allied units advancing near Yongbyon and Tokchon while U N forces seek a link-up across the northeast flank. Prisoner numbers rise as 135 000 are held in camps and intelligence notes indicate three Chinese armies identified in the region.
Vampire jets to Singapore Londor air force delivery
An announced thrust will deliver new vampire jets to Singapore as part of a re equipping program. The air force confirmed the arrival of advanced jet aircraft, signaling modernization of defence capabilities and enhanced air power.
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Jampire Jets
Ota Brit
Singapore
Would Have Been Put to Death in War Crimes Case
Disjointed OCR report references a war crimes trial with claims of execution threats and charges against multiple defendants. It mentions a judge, possible orders, and an adjournment date set for November. Entangled names and places are garbled, but core theme is alleged capital punishment discussion and trial progress.
Explorers Trapped in Deep Caves Near London
A report details multiple cave explorers trapped underground after a collapse. Rescuers struggle as the party contends with dwindling air and rising water. Four rescued, others feared dead. search efforts continue amid dangerous conditions along the Ynkew River.
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London
Lane WA
Wales
Cneta
Ynkew
Russians Cause Traffic Jam on Berlin Autobahn
Berlin reports a Rubsiar sponsored low down event causing a major traffic jam as 260 vehicles were delayed. A German community group noted limited hourly openings, with cars backed up on the munobahn and tension rising among commuters.
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