New Bid To Refloat Stranded Vessel Devanah
Two attempts to move the P and O cargo steamer Devanah, grounded in Cairns harbour after a Wednesday squall, failed. A fresh refloat bid will be made at high water tomorrow or Sunday, as Burns Philp and Company Ltd., agents, report the vessel sits about 100 feet outside the western beacons. Devanah carries 8401 tons of sugar, about 5900 tons already lifted at Cairns for the United Kingdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns, Philp and Company Ltd
Cairns
Devanah
United Kingdom
Caught in a Squall Onboard Vanished Crew
A fragmentary report recounts a squall at sea affecting the vessel and crew. Names are garbled but indicate a search or incident involving captains, sailors, and potential drownings. Details are unclear, with missing dates, places, and outcomes.
British Reserves Seize Key Rendezvous Scene
Fragmented OCR text mentions British reserves securing a location, with garbled place names and numbers. The readable elements reference a secured area, a gate, and a military or official action, hinting at a defensive operation or standoff. No clear date, unit, or location remains coherently identifiable.
False information to house alleged misinformation incident
Brisbane reports a parliamentary scene with the Minder for Hesith and Tome Airs cited as claiming victory in a disputed matter. The text remains garbled but references to a parliamentary inquiry, reactions from a named minister, and ongoing attempts to clarify or contest the claims emerge amid the disorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
WM Moore
Emiedesat Bey
Police uncover Thai Communist plot details in unrest wave
Police report a large cache of Soviet era weapons and arrests tied to a Thai Communist cell. They claim leaders and a national group planned actions during a 20 day period, with alleged involvement of politicians and security figures.
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Enyies
Sundae
Tae Poe
Neemert
Thailand
Wwe
No Mans
Lesters
Deller
Fragmented Canberra Dispatch Reflects Political Tensions
The report sketches a chaotic Canberra scene with references to Prime Minister Menzies, Labour Party opposition, and policy debates on farming and state stations. It notes delays, parliamentary wrangles, and a tentative plan for a ministerial conference, amid weather and infection concerns affecting proceedings.
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Mr. Nicklin
He Labour Party
Mir
Canberra
Dams Prine
Ihwieler Bu
Atinounerd
Fermisht Tau
London
Ures
Sparkes
Ganoeren
Menzies
Sir Arthur
Opposition to land bill in Brisbane signals policy clash
Nov 13. The Opposition plans a strong attack on a Lands Act amendment to be introduced in Parliament. Leader G F Nicklin calls the measure a step toward collective farming. Minister Foley notes provisions for new leases, term expirations, and improving land use through cultivation for fodder.
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Brisbane
G. F. Nicklin
T. A. Foley
Casey’s Tug Ends Korean Deadlock Mediation Effort
An aide to Casey proposes a path to end a Korean stalemate amid partisan discord. The plan involves a new approach to negotiations and a test case to show progress. Official reaction remains mixed as critics warn against risks to alliance goals.
High Court of London Decides on Constitutional Matter
Five judges of the South Africa Appellate Division deliver a ruling on the constitutionality of a proposed national government tech court. The decision finds the government action invalid, prompting plans for parliamentary legislation next April as the court shape is debated. Local fashion notes appear in the same dateline.
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London
Feasion
Ede
Bloemfontein
Reuters
Malae
Cocheulaire
Eee Dail Perenne Utsiirt
South Africa
Supreme High Court
Wnanimovely
Tak
Benecal Bee
Glerink
South
Australian Touring Player Sets Scoring Record in Shaky Match
Sydney reports claim a record individual score by Jim Uivany during an Australian tour game. Flattered by poor home defense, the visitors led 1 0 with 4 goals from Fratamd and Ward while injuries interrupted play. Bower suffered a second half knock and Bail faded, amid a rough home crowd atmosphere.
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Jim Uivany
Fratamd
Erneg Ward
Sanetrops
Atheteids
Bower
Bail Waz Font
Amarrasin
Tisny
Better Food Position to Britain
In London on November 12, the Food Minister stated Britons will receive improved food supplies after the war. He announced increased butter and cheese provisions and expanded dried fruits and canned goods, with ration increases from five to three ounces and other adjustments to support year-round availability.
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London
Major Lloyd George
Italia
Minister of Food
House of Comons
Timber for Korea Absort Trade Tightens Supply
A garbled timber trade note describes a recent order from East Coast Timbers for a consignment bound for Korea. It mentions Australasia and Australia, a ship with a crew and passengers, and a buyer group seeking timber for shipping to the Korean market.
War Service Land Settlement Conference With Three States
A regional conference on war service land settlement brings together officials from three states to discuss policy coordination, funding needs, and timelines for veterans' land allotments. Participants include agriculture commissioners and veterans affairs representatives.
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WAR Service Land Settlement
UN Assembly plans succession of Secretary General
The United Nations General Assembly steering committee today placed the selection of a successor to Secretary General Trygve Lie on the agenda without objection or debate. Lie announced his resignation last Monday after holding the post since 1946, and asked the assembly to discuss his successor.
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New York
A.A.P
United Nations General Assembly
Trygve Lie
Lie
Assembly
Not Accepted by Soviet Berwity Qounes Misread Quest for Mr Lee
Fragmented OCR notes describe political moves among Berwity Qounes and councils debating three new Secretary-Gen positions. Mentions Commonwealth, Australia, federal reform schemes, and debates over powers and voice in major polls.
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Lee
Caf
Genjena
Commonwealth loan details emerge for nine year period
New government note indicates a Commonwealth loan is planned. It states the term runs for nine years and references a per set arrangement. Further specifics on amount or conditions are not provided in the fragment.
Australia to issue Commonwealth loan for soldier settlement
The Commonwealth plans a new loan to fund the soldier settlement program with 3 percent interest, maturing in 15 years. Australia aims to expand food programs and public works, with taxation terms under consideration and emphasis on rapid development across Victoria New South Wales and Queensland. Ministers promise support from Australia and allied nations, seeking to boost the economy and postwar reconstruction.
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Ant Hugnes
Teres
Bern
New South
Wale
Victorm
Japan
Wales
Victoria
Quernaland
Wall Ton
New Town
Commonwealth
Raveto Institute
Ameraiign
Uwe
Commonwealth Finas Sar
Movements and diplomats noted in war era fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes mention names Araki and Jiro, plus a reference to Germany and a former ambassador. The text is unclear but suggests discussion of wartime diplomacy and personnel. Names and dates are partially legible amid damaged lines.
Port Moresby Shaken by Tremors and Coastal Damage
Reports from the west coast of New Britain describe a severe tsunami and widespread destruction. Authorities note damaged European houses and extensive tremors last Monday near Port Moresby, with native villages affected and continued aftershocks alarming residents.
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Port Moresby
Cmbol
Xe' Briain
Interinner Ag
Four Targets London Now and ARPS Report
The Daily Represe reports four targets near London and the four plans for action. It notes shifting policy on wartime resources and a new wave of mobilization measures. The piece mentions domestic considerations and allied positions as governments prepare for broader reevaluation.
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London
Cnarsr
Cressi
Taritt
Corvampendens
Bettis Gav
Dominion
Perticslarty Assaka
Emporio
Foster Mother for Pigs Machine Success Shrinks German War Effort
A British report describes the Foster Mother pig feeding machine and its controversial role amid wartime controls on German production. The piece notes government views, Krupp property implications, and efforts to regulate or confiscate machinery and related materials under wartime laws. It mentions Allied actions, the temperature and infra red aspects, and the broader issue of supply and agricultural needs.
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Lannon
Alfred
Lrter
Witiehy
Pipes
Burton Cig
Sitabouen
Nutting
Krupp
Nutting Maid
Rsic
ICR
Unite of My Rsg
Jereda
Uclese Am
Petey Aid
Svulling
Garmot
Imi Mal Uni
London
AARIE
Denil
Aagp
Army trainee Bresbane in Brisbane amid fatal meningitis outbreak
An army trainee Bresbane contracted meningitis after a funeral trip. The condition, linked to a quarantine period, left several soldiers under care in hospital. Passages suggest Pascoe, Longreach, Grover and Lind are mentioned in medical and evacuation contexts. Army spokesman said quarantine ends and a smaller funeral will be held, with training resuming after three months.
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Pascoe
Tieday
Intian
Grover
Bud Lind
Mate
Lonerasen
Torkael Pases
Iesgio
Wacol
State Cabinet Brisbane Discusses Police Survey and Staffing
Cabinet in Brisbane signals completion of a state wide police manpower survey led by Inspector Harold. Minister for Labour and Treasurer Walsh discuss funding and staffing shifts to add about 250 full time posts across Brisbane, Mackay, Townsville and other districts.
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Brisbane
Harold
Anmuuneine
Minster
Brimbane
Labour
iMr
A. Jones
Evens
CPM
Bastion
Fed
Bern
Aurvey
Feabiet
Miclere
Ree
Atu
Mackat
Pownsville
Frafall and
Calms
Minter Tur Fleulin
Fae
W. M Muurey
Briavere
Rene Temendernood
Walsh
Fan Lee
Pwdiea
Arpha Boys
Meyer Esenteat
Orher
Eotumtt
Jones
Teys
Evan
London
Yenicler
Rural Credits Grants Aid University and Research Bodies
The governor announced grants from the Rural Credit department amounting to £5,000 for the University of Queensland and £1,500 to the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation. Other funded bodies include a farm development project near Brisbane and dairy and beef research programs. Additional funds support Australian dairy and beef research initiatives under development grants.
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Zacal
HC Cogenbassau
Pean Credit Department
AbAtraltan
Universitie
University of Queensland
Vainer
Yyduserial
Brisbane
Australie
U S Casualties Rise Sharply in Korea Conflict
United States casualty figures show a sharp rise with 21,904 deaths and 11,172 wounded, plus 8,995 captured and 1,390 missing or killed. The defense department notes these totals as of November 14, with ongoing updates from frontline fighting and civilian tolls not included.
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Washington
United State
Korea
Lear
Jann
Ordma
Iiapert
Camuaitien
Toei
Toei Ara Ounaad Ard Tmsina
Inon Senna
Mich
Sid Wdmman
Vate
Boy Awarded Damages in Rail Injury Case
An 18 month old boy in Melbourne receives 10000 pounds in damages after a fall from a train. The suit against the Victorian Railways Commission was brought by his parents for injuries sustained on March 30 at Brighton Beach. The child is named Bruce William Rabia of Brighton.
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Melbourne
Hov
Supreme Court
Brighton Beart
Bruce William Rabbia
Brighton
Powers of the Authoritien Brisbane Traffic Act
Officials discuss applying the Traffic Act to expand powers. The minister and industry representative Mr Jones are named in a briefing about removing annual strom barriers and enhancing regulatory authority. The readable fragments indicate a Canberra style update on statutory powers and traffic regulation.
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Brisbane
Roy
Jones ix
Pearls Returned Melbourne Mystery Reward Offered
A man recovered pearls in Melbourne after a complex claim involving a treasure and a reward. The incident centers on a missing item, a report of a man with a description, and a stated reward, with details unclear due to damaged text.
Ampol Golf Tourney Sees Quiet Start At Yarra Uni Course
Unclear readable fragments indicate Ampol Golf Tourney at a university course with mid morning play. Mentions players or sponsors unnamed and a calm start behind in the field as professionals prepare for rounds.
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