UN Working Group Reopens After Indian Plan Speech
A U N working group of eight nations with troops in Korea met in New York after Krishna Menon outlined India’s plan to break the armistice deadlock. Sir Percy Spender, head of the Australian delegation, said the panel must choose which political committee resolution will guide talks.
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A.A.P
United Nations
Korea
Krishna Menon
Percy Spender
General Assembly
Men Permanent Headesariers
Lester B. Frarson
Canada
Asembly
Jetsaries Munir Af ‘Brad
Mexia Kyreu
Greece
Ad Bee
Cooperative Public Welfare Meeting Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text describes a public cooperation or meeting with agents and market scheduling. It mentions timing around 2 pm and references names and places in a damaged form, implying a local civic or cooperative gathering with unclear participants and aims.
Latest PRI Report Notes Fine Details Missing
Unclear OCR fragment appears to reference a PRI item with a fine and mentions peony. Key names, places, and dates are missing or garbled, preventing a full journalistic summary while preserving the fragmentary nature of the source.
General Risk News Revives Old War Era Debate
In New York a spymaster’s remarks on wartime leadership echo historic debates. General Eisenhower’s stance is cited as aiming to reassure allies and sustain resolve. The piece references a long tradition of cautious optimism about American strategic aims during tense global conflicts.
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Tment
Japan
Unidentified Motorist in Brisbane Collision Sought
A damaged police notice reports an unidentified motorist involved in a Brisbane area collision on September 20. The Transport Department official states the incident occurred near the Sure Coast line, with no identity recovered for the driver. Mr. Digean and the department urge the reporter to come forward with information to seal the matter.
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Thermal record attempt and speed events noted
A fragmented report mentions a thermal event and speed runs with several hours involved. It references attempts to break world records, possibly by Cam and Dyan Gamier Sabre, and notes serving a few milestones. The text is garbled but signals a recording of pace tests and record targets.
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Caltieeni
Menzies to Attend London Conference This Weekend
Canberra reports Prime Minister Menzies will depart tomorrow for London to attend the Commonwealth conference. Medical advice allows the journey despite ailments. officials say the trip aims to discuss global economic matters and sterling prospects.
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Neal
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Tindon
Cream Tiles In Bathroom Boost at Mount Mulligan
Brisbane reports miners at Mount Mulligan State colliery will get a bathroom and changing house with cream tiles as a new standard for colliery amenities. Mr E J Blordin states the state plans to nationally uplift facilities, with future upgrades at state owned collieries.
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Mount Mulligan State
E J. Blordin
Mount Mulligan
Miler
Moun Mulligan
Record election crowd at Moe Malvere town gathering
A crowded scene at a local election event features speakers citing records and public support. Attendees applaud as candidates promise democratic reforms and continued civic participation.
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Py Pepe
Han
Moe Malvere Town
Ide
Holveny
Allies War Criminals and German Paratroop Leaders Debate
A fragmented report discusses Allied war crime accusations and German leaders like Ramcke and Paratroop figures, touching on Versailles, postwar trials, and the reception of former SS members. The piece references Adenauer and a right wing party seeking influence amid ongoing tensions with Germany’s wartime figures.
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Erick Vor Manakin
Kurt Sta
Rancke
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Ramcke
Japasry
Awathial
Germany
Vahustarly
Schleswig
Konrad Adenauer
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Pali
Bon
Vie la
Worth Queensland timber on way to Korea
The m v Jytte Show departed Cairns last night carrying about 750 000 North Queensland timbers for Korea for the United States Army. The timber must be cut to fixed lengths and packed to export standards, a shift from norms in Baltic Canada and the United States. North Queensland sawmillers, led by the North Sawmillers Association, praised the initiative but urged improved facilities to make Cairns a premier timber hub, noting payments in American dollars and potential growth in Northern Territory trade. Cairns could become the focal point for future development with monthly services extended along the coast to Darwin and the Arnhem Land. The association has been negotiating terms to operate these routes for some time.
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Cairme
North Queensland
Kores
United States Army
Baltic
Canada
United States of America
Morgan
Expediaie
Cains
Austraia
Northern Territory
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Thant
Jone
Hal
Sidney
Darrin
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Cairns
US POLICY on PERSIAN on
Disjointed passage discusses a shift in US policy toward Persia, mentioning Washington and AAP. It notes debates over whether to loosen or maintain controls, with references to prices, clouds, and potential changes if policy changes are made. No clear outcome or dates emerge from the fragment.
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Bet
Pera
Baring
Persia
United State
Mokemman
Opening Moves for Defence In Anti-Trust Suit
The federal anti trust case opens in Chicago with John Parry of Washington delivering the government’s opening against three large corporations linked to Du Pont and stock ties to General Motors and United States Rubber. The government alleges a family conspiracy to restrain competition via Du Pont holdings and related investments since 1817.
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Washington
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Marlen
Beard Nettzert
General Motors
Four Day Christmas Break Proposed by Retail Groups
The Retailers Association and Grocers and Retail Traders Association offered Stine Assist ants Union a four day Christmas break. The union negotiates for a holiday on Saturday December 21 and 22, with city wages closing December 21. The proposal includes an extra 1 hour 3 minutes shopping on each of those days and requires employees to work a shorter Friday. The association presidents cited a 200-member country group and Saturday morning off as part of the plan.
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Grocers and Rela Traders” Association
Stine Assistants” Union
Grocers and Retail Tradex Association
Wo Raymon
Bus Association
Severe storm at Millmerran and Toowoomba
A severe storm hit Millmerran and Toowoomba causing heavy damage across the district. The event damaged communications, unroofed buildings including a woodshed and dairy shed on Bruce Wilson’s property, and toppled the framework of a Pellinetah structure. Roughly two inches of rain fell at Millmerran. thirty people were registered in the surrounding area with wheat crops guttered.
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Heace Pasis
Muster
Milmran
Bruce Wilson
Rafell
Uneiaas
I Gregory Defeats Rose In Pinal Toney
I Gregory defeats Rose in a contested semifinal of the Davie Cup indoor singles tournament. The match featured fast exchanges and strong serving as Gregory edged Rose to reach the final, with both players displaying sharp net play and power.
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Sav
Tellesen
Wales
AeGresen
Bedgmaan
Morocco Air Base Fiasco: Scapegoats Named at Nasco
Report from Rabat details blame on General Harte and General Severinan over a costly Moroccan base episode. US air power involved with an estimated 8 million dollars in funding. Officials say key decisions led to the fiasco, drawing taxpayer scrutiny and demands for accountability.
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Prench
Morocca
Nasco
General Harte
General Severinan
Air Power
Barry Q C Appointed Supreme Court Judge in Australia
Brisbane reports Mr Barry Q C has been appointed judge of the Supreme Court and Industrial Court with concurrent duties as chair of the Sugar Prices Board. The move follows Justice Matthews’ resignation and aligns with an ongoing reform of colonial services amid wartime strategic planning and sugar industry oversight.
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Barry
Q.C
Supreme Court
Industrial Court
Central Sugar Cane
W. Forgan Smith
Centre’ Prices Board
V.C. Gair
Bhy Barry
Matthews
Gair
Prealdeay
Industrial
Came Prices Board
William Them Bir
Webb
Juss
Barry Hay
Ranaierreiy
Brinbane
Air Force
Critiial Cane Prizes Board
Canadian order for British planes and stalled runway plans
Montreal reports outline a Canadian order for British planes and delays in construction of a drainage and runway system. Executives cite fixed fees under two percent and note missing upgrades while the project faces winter weather, water issues, and late delivery expectations for the new aircraft.
Melbourne panel considers stricter motorcycle controls
A Melbourne city safety inquiry heard recommendations to tighten motorcycle regulations and enhance preventive measures. The chair noted a year of discussions, with officials guiding the process and consulting representatives to reduce road harms.
Mates Defeats Sands Sydney in Leis AuCy Fadium Match
Nov 20 report from Sydney lists Hair Mages 41013 and Altes with 10.10, Varounds and Tuli contributing as mates defeat sands in a Leis AuCy Fadium game.
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Sydney
Altesanda
Tuli
Two Policemen Wounded in Wellington Chase
A chaotic pursuit in Wellington ends with two policemen wounded after a burglary spree. Suspects fled, patrols closed in, and a confrontation near a street left officers injured but alive. Police keep the scene under control as investigations proceed.
Appointment of Superintendent
An appointment notice announces the selection of a new superintendent replacing the outgoing official. The document cites the interim arrangements and names the acting administrator guiding the transition, with emphasis on the ceremonial confirmation awaiting formal approval.
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