Duty to Accept Resignation Amid House of Commons Debate
A tumultuous Commons session centers on Dr Dalton's resignation offer to Mr Attlee with Labour MPs demanding consideration of his position. Attlee accepts the resignation, while ministers and editors weigh the propriety and impact on government credibility amid leakage allegations.
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Serala
Attilee
Oliver Stanley
House of Common
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Dr. Detton
Britain
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Climet Deyem
Chitey
Blair Athol
Dalton resigns from UK Cabinet amid budget disclosure
In a historic move Dr. Hugh Dalton quits the British Cabinet after a row over a budget disclosure to the Star. Sir Stafford Cripps to serve as Chancellor while continuing as Economic Minister, with Attlee writing that the Budget's inviolability and the Chancellor’s discretion must be beyond question.
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Stafford Cripps
Churchill
R. A. Eden
John Anderson
Clement Davies
House of Commons
Star
C. R. Attlee
Dalton
Bitter clash over banking bill in Canberra debate
In Canberra on November 14 a heated debate on the Banking Bill featured Speaker Menzies and Mr. Rochevar clashing over judiciary claims and retirement ages. The Labor opposition attacked the bill while government ministers defended it amid accusations of court bias and political motives. A separate note from Toowoomba reports a meeting by 90 officers endorsing a proposal related to a Book Bill.
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Peter
Revere
Hoarvear
Ewe
Lam Zight Uke High Court
Chifley
Macaone
Rovervar
Uae
Mtr
Howes
Chites
Luster
Toowoomba
I “Danie
Iers
Europe to Pay for U S Aid With Bases and Minerals
A Senate Foreign Relations discussion notes suggestions that uranium or other minerals be used to offset American aid. Senator Vandenberg and colleagues push for mutuality and economic sanctions on the Soviet bloc, while debate covers how to balance aid with strategic materials and potential tax funding. The Swedish Academy awards Andre Gide the Nobel Prize in chemistry funding debates.
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Republica, Michigan
Senate Foreign Relations Com
Truman
Stockholm
Europe
Swedish Academy
Toman
Andre Gide
Prench Suthor
Nobel
Byd|ley University
Resists Order To Raise Fares By Transport Group
A transport watchdog challenges a government demand to lift fares, arguing the increase harms commuters. Officials insist the plan stabilizes services and covers rising costs, while the public seeks relief amid stalled growth and uncertain service levels.
Royal wedding plans for Princess Filisa and Lt Mountbatten
London reports details of the November 20 royal wedding with Princess Filisa and Lieutenant Philip Mountbatten. Bridesmaids will wear miniature white heather wreaths, and Elizabeth’s veil is noted. The couple will depart Buckingham Palace by carriage to Waterloo Station for a train journey to Bromley and Broadlands, with Household Cavalry escort.
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Elizabeth
Philip Mountbatten
Roweymaan St Broad Lands
Waterloo Station
Buckingham Palgee
Household Cavalry
Renler
Landae
Trade union support for miners strike plans
A fragmented cricket match report describes Dooland Mahomed and Amarnath with varied scores as India posts a challenging total. The narrative covers dismissals, partnerships, and fielding highlights, noting an 10,828 attendance and 1159/19/3 takings.
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Herbert
Dooland
Ind
Move Directed At U.K. Mining Companies
Nov 14 report states the State Government moved to set up a Joint Coal Board akin to New South Wales and the plan drew criticism from the Trades Union Congress. Union president Me. T. Millar spoke as the debate continued.
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Nes
Odin
Prvet i Qmamchod
Eid
Me. T. Millar
Queenslain
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Bowes
Callie 'Valley
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Millar
New Huth Wales
Queensland
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Ion Tomy
Gram Wadther
Beales
Houth ‘Alen Joint Con Board Act Agin Y
Wader
New South Wale Interowte
Coal companies face controls over Blair Athol mine debate
A Queensland debate centers on coal industry control as miners and unions push for government action. Mentioned are Blair Athol and other mines, with figures on coal reserves and production, and conflict between state and federal authorities over ownership and supply.
Dr Julian Smith Dead in Melbourne
A note from Melbourne reports the death of Dr Julian Smith at 74. The obituary confirms his long career and the loss felt by colleagues and family, with mentions of his contributions and professional standing.
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Julian Smith
Palestine partition debate tests United Nations role
The Palestine Subcommittee weighs British and United Nations actions as British forces plan withdrawal next summer and new administration seeks to ease tensions. Cadogan faces questions on enforcing partition terms and UN responsibility as the committee adjourns awaiting replies.
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Palestine
Idwkia
Beitaja
Vegas
United Nations
United Nations Commission
Cew
Alexander Cadogan Waane
London
Commonwealth Trade With USA in 1947 Figures
Waraminton reporting from Nov 3 notes the Commonwealth's trade with the United States shifted in 1947 with exports rising in September to about 1.04 billion dollars while imports from the U.S. grew and Britain also faced declines in other categories. The article highlights the broad patterns of bilateral commerce and the uneven month by month changes observed through the year.
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Alera
Staten
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Power cuts looming as Barron area faces supply drop
Unclear report notes Mr Anthony warning of potential electricity cuts as power from Barron declines. Board statements are fragmented with missing details and context.
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