Egypt Rejects Four-Power Suez Defence Proposals
London reports from Cairo say Prime Minister Nahas Pasha announced the cabinet has reached a decision on the four power British proposals and will inform Parliament and the Four Powers. An Egyptian spokesman doubted talking of Middle East defence without recognition of Egyptian rights. Cairo diplomats think Egypt will reject the British offer, tying sovereignty over Sudan to defense terms.
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A.A.P
Reuter
Alexandria
Nahas Pasha
Daily Express
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Egypt
Sudan
Farouk
Cairo
Seven People In Crashed Plane Reported
Seven persons are reported aboard a small aircraft that crashed in a remote area. Officials say the craft disappeared from radar during a routine flight and search teams located the wreckage with debris scattered across rugged terrain. The disaster prompted emergency crews to cordon the site and begin rescue operations despite challenging weather conditions.
No Helicopters Available Amid Contested Operations
A fragmented report notes no helicopters available impacting operations at the Salter Marware facility. Limited readable text references AWWA Ont 13 and Pete orl Gevaiarmst Maree, with unclear details about equipment shortages and ensuing delays or safety concerns.
Meat agreement prompts no solution of British problems
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a discussion of meat agreements and related economic issues. References to Brit ish problems, international trade terms, and industry actors appear amidst garbled phrases. The readable bits mention producers, Australia, railways, and safety concerns shaping output.
Fragmentary notice preserves scattered names and dates
A partial OCR item lists scattered names and items without complete context. Readable fragments show potential parties and places but lack a coherent event or action. Further clarity is needed to determine the main subject and outcome.
NSW Clerk of Petty Sessions Committed for Sentence
A young man, Carey, once clerk of petty sessions at Maclean, faces sentence in the Supreme Court on charges tied to theft and deception. Police report he admitted financial worry and wife illness. authorities allege involvement with stolen property and forged documents. The court will determine sentencing after considering prior service and misconduct.
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Nsw
Clerk OF Petty Sessions
Ralmond Rovert Carey
Maclean
Carey
Illiene
Supreme Court
Favsta
NSM
Cairns
Cate
David
Davenport
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GME
CPS
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Pet
Garey
Hopmocd
Minit
E Ene
Callas
Brisbane
Wales Fen Teasted
Aulernon
Persian Premier to Present Case to Security Council
Persian premier prepares to address the United Nations General Assembly in New York awaiting support for possible adjournment or renewed talks. Reportedly, discussions focus on potential intervention by allied powers and contingency plans for momentum toward peace negotiations.
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Security Council
New York
Pope Chapici
Sum Era
Unites Nins General Assembly
Pati
Willi
Bytom
Paraia
Bether
Thrat
Any Firma
Lie Booey Covlors
Abortive Venezuelan revolt under Communist influence
Caracas reports an abortive revolt led by the Communist Party and a leftist Democratic Action faction. Authorities say multiple deaths occurred and at least 100 people were arrested as the uprising appeared organized across the country. The government claims the situation is under control.
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Venezuela
Caracas
Venezola
Colum
Lorton
Democrnile Acwon Pasty
Bennett Defeats Coleman in Sydney Stadium Bout
In a dramatic featherweight title fight at Sydney Stadium, Bennett pressured Coleman through twelve rounds with hard body shots and head punches. Bennett was warned midfight for backhanded moves but stormed ahead in the later rounds, trading heavy blows as the crowd roared. in the thirteenth, Bennett floored Coleman twice before the referee stopped the bout.
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Sydney
Filey
Mimmuti
Sul May Calman
Bennet
Aleman Follem
Aroha
Kes
Boones
Comtys
Coleman
Fagin
Cear
Ing Ws
Bennett
Than Coleman
Wice
Hunt
Bill Hennehareys
Calaman
Citeroan
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Boutett
Fixla Bennett
Balk
Bode
Wennett
Il Henneberg
Coleman Bennett
Pasha
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Lansy
Waa
Ryan
Bellar
Crier
Ull Ag
Inka
Benum
Cidmanan
Torward
Bennett Wan
Bos Coleman
JookiBe
Sarah
Agsih
Tank Led Units Sweep Ahead in Korean Front Fight
In Korea, Oct 15 reports say tank led United Nations forces advanced up to three miles and repelled enemy charges near Kumsang An. The front line remained tense as U N units faced stiff resistance and disciplined counterattacks. Casualties were not disclosed.
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TORIO
Pive Tankeird
Nalione
Ivuions
Real Rane
Ito
Thrir
Kumsang
Sugar Industry Hard Hit This Year
Brisbane reports the sugar industry faces high costs drought and frost damage. Production falls about 150000 tons from last year 80000 and revenue drops by around 1500000 pounds from 25 million. Crushing period is the shortest since 1946 with three mills already stopped and 29 more to close by December 23.
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Brisbane
Queensland
Early closing of mills boosts sugar output across Australia
The Australia Sugar Producers Association reports mills adopting early shutdowns to save costs and extend season. Aims to reallocate 5,000 workers and 8.7 million tons of sugar, with ship shipments and storage plans to prevent saturation. Officials cite reduced labour shortages and improved efficiency as key benefits while exploring absorption of workers by government and local bodies.
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Australia
Waiheneushry
Adelaid Steamship Com Y
Min
Sbus
Graalen
Bown
Labour candidates in London race face narrowed field
British Labour lines up candidates in London as the party navigates a crowded field with key figures contesting seats. Observers note strategic moves, potential alliances, and the impact on local and national momentum.
Centurion Tanks for Army Melbourne Report
Melbourne October 14 The Centurion tanks for the Australian Army are destined for trials at Puekapunyal Tama where armour units will engage them in secret testing. The offer highlights the Centurion’s heavy weight and new design as observers note its potential impact on armored operations.
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Melbourne
Puekapunyal Tama
Rueeta
Joseph
Iit
Typhoon Strikes Kyushu and Roiling Aftermath
Reports from Kyushu describe a powerful typhoon striking the region causing ships to be in distress and widespread damage. Observers note heavy rainfall up to 48 centimetres, washed-out ridges, flooded fields, and railbed disruptions across western Japan while councils and leaders assess the threat and emergency responses.
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Kyushu
Radford
Alcel
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Ryukyu
Bonainye Takia
Honshu
Rom
Kenshu
Miyasak Prefeciwe
Eni Te Soull
Depsn
Lewin Scheiier
Ryu
Lenge
Ieml
Tia Waves Alory
Harry Hswertet
Alexandria
United Nations
Wwe
United Nelsons
Forve
Real
Royal couple visit London Ontario as Princess thanks crowd
Royal couple's arrival in London Ontario draws large crowds as Princess comments on thanks and goodwill. Speech veers through wartime memories, civic praise, and warmly received welcomes from officials and residents amid heavy ceremony and press coverage.
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London, Ontario
Japanese treaty talk hints at wartime entente
The article discusses a potential Japanese treaty amid postwar tensions, noting reactions in Washington and media commentary. It analyzes neutrality, shifting alliances, and the influence of American and British perspectives on a broader international order.
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Marling
Joeeast
Washington
Avie
Petistul
Chine
New York
Tive
Tne
Botah
Roent
British Propia Uu
Principal appeals to parents to keep children in school
The Cairns High and Intermediate School principal Mr. F T Milne urged parents not to cut short their children’s education during hard times. He stressed that most who study academics should complete secondary school and aim for university, urging support for junior students to continue and for schooling to proceed despite financial pressures.
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Cairns High and
F. T. Milne
Hibernian Hall
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Abele
Jana
Toe
Ana
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