Leg Spin Bowling Test Weakness Has Australia Enough McCool
Brisbane November 20 The Australian attack for the first Test at Brisbane November 29 appears shaky with Lindwall a fast bowler three off spinners if Johnson plays and one leg spinner McCool who may fail without support. McCool bears the full burden of leg spin while Tribe’s form in Adelaide weakens his case and Dooland might have offered better balance for two pace leg spinners to trouble England.
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Australian cricket team prep for Test series with Queensland
Adelaide dispatch reports the Secretary of the Cricket Board of Control announces Bradman will lead Australia in the Test against Queensland. Team arrivals, Yardley, Compton, and Fishlock attend wicket inspection. Hammond not yet practicing. rain showers and wicket conditions noted. Brisbane reception quiet as players travel toward matches.
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U N Assembly Election Results Spur Security Council Change
At Flushing New York the United Nations General Assembly elected Colombia Syria and Serbia to permanent Security Council seats for a two year term replacing Portugal Zept and Abarter. Colombia won 31 votes Syria 45 and Serbia 44 on the first ballot. TheLatin American bloc retains two seats while the Arab bloc gains parity with the Americas. India was reported to be favored but no final outcome noted.
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Profit sharing essential for industrial peace in Australia
Canberra reports the Opposition Leader Sir Robert Menzies arguing that profit sharing is vital for industrial peace and continuous production. He cites three essentials: mutual understanding with profit sharing, flexible arbitration, and rule of law in industry, while criticizing current tax policy and urging income tax cuts.
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Proceedings Launched on Charges Against Mrs Re V Keane
The Deputy Commonwealth Crown Solicitor Mr George Watson stated a charge under the Customs Act involves Joseph Goldberg of Teck-ateet with dutiable goods seized. The summons names Mrs Re V Keane and the matter is returnable at the Court of Petty Sessions Sydney on November 24.
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THAT MAN CHIFLEY AND THE UNITED NATIONS ASSEMBLY
Canberra reports on the UN General Assembly noting indirect taxation effects and voting outcomes. New members Afghanistan Iceland Sweden joined, while Australia Brazil Poland earned seats in ongoing council elections. New Zealand secured 44 votes on the first ballot amid multiple vacancies and subsequent rounds.
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United Nations scenes and protests reported abroad
Disjointed dispatches describe tumult at the United Nations and in European scenes with protesters shouting threats to murderers and clashes inside courts. References to Rome and London hint at broader unrest while scattered notes cover theatre news and cricket reporting from Bombay and New York in November.
Prime Minister Announces Further Government Security Rate Cut
Canberra on November 20 Prime Minister J B Chifley announced a further reduction in long term government security rates. The long term rate for the next year will be three and one eighth percent while the short term rate stays at two percent. Subscriptions to the law could be accepted on this basis.
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Lag in telephones in Canberra increases delays
The Posts and Telegraphs Department reports ongoing efforts to upgrade the telephone system in Canberra. Senior official D Cameron notes progress with new exchanges and installations, while Benalee Comer states improvements are underway as the lag time decreases.
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Waterfront Unions Face Idle Sydney Dockyards Next Week
Sydney waterfront workers fear a government delay will halt operations as about 1000 employees may lose work across dockyards except Garden Island and Cockaina. Union leaders blame Left Wing unions for waterfront strife sparked by Mort's Dock dispute and support protecting jobs in land shops. Officials protested employer threats to close workshops as tensions rise.
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Grain Supply Conference Report From Britain
A British Grain Supply Limited briefing summaries a press conference with I J Attachey in the lead up to a national grain policy discussion. Key topics include supply, distribution, and potential strategic measures in response to market pressures.
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Romanian Elections Reported Final Figures United
In a brief, unclear report final results from Romanian elections are described with tentative figures. The text mentions parties and possible leaders but lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes. The fragment hints at power shifts and forecasts but offers no verifiable details.
U S Plane Crash on Alpine Plateau Injures Generals
A U S military plane crashed on the Alpine plateau near Hautes Alpes France injuring several generals. The radio contact was lost after reporting a wreck five miles from the fault line and twenty five miles east of Grenoble, leaving a desolate scene in the Alps.
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Threat to Liberty Workers in London Debate
AAP report from London notes Labour MP Byers decries the king's speech lacking mention of workers liberty. He cites issues of non-members in unions, enforcement of closed shops, and government policy on industrial matches, urging clarity on forthcoming union-related legislation.
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Rail Services Halted in Palestine Amid Mines Detected
The Palestine Government reports suspension of railway services across the country with trains to Egypt canceled. Mine sweeping is under progress after authorities discovered numerous mines on the lines. The stoppage applies to November 20 for reasons beyond control.
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Voice of Industry and Trade Union Debate in New York
A fragmented report of congressional remarks on industry regulation and collective security. The article cites quotes about recognizing all industries, easing disruption through negotiations, and ensuring rapid regulation. It notes a defection of an amendment by 316.
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Gold Industry Commentary by Craiman of De Beer’e Views Jor Ammerburg
Craiman of De Beer offers analysis on the gold market addressing Jor Ammerburg’s stance in the modern era. Experts debate supply concerns and price trends affecting mining groups and investors.
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Trieste Peace Talks Favored By Soviet Italy Statement
New York dispatch reports a Soviet statement urging a friendly settlement of the Trieste problem and border issues. The message stresses peaceful means and European security, signaling readiness for negotiated peace and stability in the region.
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US coal trouble looming in New York mining force
Fragmentary caption from November reports highlights looming trouble in New York mining sectors with mentions of legislative or labor force tensions. The readable text is sparse and lacks concrete events, dates, or named entities beyond broad geographic and topic cues.
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Territorial Army urns cots Bs profecies and plots alive wi
Territorial Army figures confront rumored prophecies and conspiracies amid tense local turmoil. Officials caution against unverified plots while residents await clarity on security measures and community impact.
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