Clashes Mark Sedition Appeal Hearing in Sydney
A heated session in Sydney court as Crown counsel J W Shand walks out and Judge Berne adjourns the sedition appeal of William Fardon Burns, publisher of Tribune, after clashes over natural justice and courtroom conduct amid attempts to obtain new counsel.
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Judge Allows Junior Counsel To Follow His Leader
A court hearing features junior counsel permitted to follow senior guidance through a complex matter. The exchange highlights legal strategy and the role of leadership within the courtroom, with remarks on procedure and the potential implications for the case.
European army debate unsettled by undersecretary remarks
London reports quote Ernest Daveen and Sir Dinsten on European army plans and NATO links. Ministers clash over proposals while opposition voices warn of rushed military integration amid Cold War tensions.
Christmas Parcels Delayed Despite Plans
Reportedly only a few Christmas parcels will reach Canberra by the holiday. Officials warn that several delivery routes face strikes or shortages causing delays. The article notes rail and road disruptions and mentions price concerns affecting shipping costs this season.
Julia Marlowe Eats Ex WEW York Actor of Shakespeare
Julia Marlowe, famed Shakespearian actress of nearly four decades, appears in New York around March, described in a clipped obituary-like notice. The report notes her tenure on stage, a hotel setting, and references a photo accompanying the small article.
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Menzies Speaks on Prices and Subsidies
In a parliamentary statement the Australian prime minister discusses rising prices, subsidies, and the role of capital and wages. He argues a free country cannot accept socialism as a solution and warns of peacetime instability if policy hinges on government control. The remarks target price policy and the conference agenda.
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Bevin Signals Britain Open to Soviet Proposals
In London on November 13 Ernest Bevin stated Britain was ready to contribute to negotiations on Soviet proposals to discuss German entitlements with France and the United States. He cited Soviet violations of Potsdam and urged four power talks to resolve German and broader European issues, asserting readiness to seek peaceful solutions amidst tense postwar diplomacy.
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Witch Auchenwald Witch Faces War Crimes Trial
AUCHENWALD witch Auchenwald faces charges from the war crimes court. She allegedly planned emigration from Austria, tied to a conspiracy originating in Augs burg, with 45 murders and 138 acts cited. The case traces tattoos and wartime actions linked to Buchenwald. General Clay once governed the area in 1945.
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FIERCE STORM BATIERS A N A SKYMASTER
Three people were injured and others shocked when an A N A Skymaster from Brisbane plunged 1000 feet near Terrigal. The four engine plane was tossed through a violent storm between Terrigal and Sydney, with passengers thrown from seats as crockery shattered at the buffet.
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Skymaster crash details emerge from in-flight accounts
Commander Munro described the farm as among the worst he had experienced in his 14,000 flight hours as the Skymaster suffered a loss of control at 20 minutes from Mascot. He recalled the plane pitching and tossing violently before impact. Misa Anderson and others aboard Will Consoa and a Suse air party reported debris and galley items scattered as the aircraft dumped. The plane was met by a fan ambulance at Mascot.
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Tibet Appeals to UK and United Nations
Tibetan Cabinet and National Assembly appeal to the United Nations to intervene against Chinese invasion. Tibetan delegate from Bing cites October 7 river boundary violation and calls for world action to preserve Tibet's independence and avoid widening regional conflict.
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US Forces Cross Two Rivers in Manchurian Advance
U S Seventh Division pushes from Anguish near the Manchurian border heading north after crossing the Uni and Tull rivers in a surprise dawn attack. Marines advance toward Changin, facing sporadic Chinese resistance as weather winds complicate operations.
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Two Robbery Suspects Rank Up Twice in Jail Term
Two brothers who appealed five year robbery sentences had them increased to seven years by the Priminal Appeal Court. Each received an additional cumulative term of three years. Cor: housebreaking, they will serve 10 years in gaol instead of six. The men, Wil Mey 35 and another unnamed, pleaded guilty to breaking into a house on May 3 with intent to commit a crime.
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United States jet fighters face speed gap with Soviets
An Air Force spokesman acknowledged the Shooting Star is about 9 to 12 miles per hour slower than the Soviet MTG jet. Production of the Shooting Star ended last summer as faster, more capable jets like the Elues Sebre and Fat Thue emerged. The official declined to state whether improved jets would see combat in Korea, noting performance data remained secret.
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Canadian airliner crash near Mount Obieu in France
Reported Nov 3 crash of a Constellation en route from Montreal to Paris with 58 aboard. Rescuers comb snowbound Obieu area near Grenoble as British crew and Canadian passengers are feared dead. wreckage found near Mount Obieu after severe weather hampered search. Local villagers heard a crash high in the eastern France mountains.
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Australia faces challenge to Communist Party Dissolution Act
In Sydney on November 14 the Full High Court heard challenges to the Communist Party Dissolution Act. Barrister Barwick defended the act as a defence measure justified by emergency needs, Korea war context, and the prevention of industrial disruption. He argued the act was preventative, not punitive, and connected to defence powers amid international tensions. The hearing, expected to span weeks, drew extra police and featured witnesses G B Barwick and others defending government's wartime stance.
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Melbourne Notice on Newsprint Coup in Wartime
A wartime notice from Melbourne outlines actions by newspapers to comply with import cuts and quotas for Canadian newsprint. It cites government provisions, the role of Queensland Newspapers Pty Ltd, and the impact on production and allied publishers. The document references a court inquiry and comments by Mr Justice McTiernan on subversive activity linked to the Communist Party and foreign influence.
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Legal debate over provisions of the Dismissal Act and union rights
The discussion centers on the constitutionality and impact of the Dismissal Act. Justice and union leaders, including Evatt and Barwick, contest sections of the act affecting workers and restraint on industrial action. The hearings scrutinize whether specific clauses alter worker protections and procedures in regard to dismissals and collective bargaining.
Attack on Wool Deduction Bill Opens Warlike Debate
In the House of Representatives Mr Clarey contends the proposed Wool Deduction Bill seeks to tax 20 percent of wool proceeds, labeling it a masterclass in ind arrogance and calling for shared sacrifice. He argues the act imposes harsh obligations on the mining and metals sectors while Australia benefits from high world prices.
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Australian Congress delegates seek peace council vote
A Western source reports Australian Congress delegates plan to press for a Peace Council vote, aiming to mobilize about 2000 men for travel to Warsaw. Key figures include Jaman Healy, Walter Cunningham, and other organizers who expect to gather Poland visas for delegates aboard the Polish liner Balory.
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