Jewish Migrants From Europe Face Liquidation of Communities
Tel Aviv reports government figures showing eight European countries including Germany, Austria, Bulgaria, Yugoslavia, Czechoslovakia, Poland, Yemen and Cyrenaica moving or planning to move Jewish communities. Officials say some Jews will stay, others depart, with 39,000 Jews remaining in Germany as offices close. Immigrants now arrive mainly from Romania and Hungary, as Transylvania ships bring more Jews to Haifa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Austria
Bulgaria
Jugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Yemen
Tamigration
Jewish Agency
Israel
Humana
Comisnca
Transylvania
Ratready
Taras Steuer
Haifapor
Rumania
amti-Larael
Jews
Azreelh
Ake
Bucksarest
Jassy
Leda
Baghdad
Animals prepping for games in Bahr El Ghazal pole vaulting baboon
Khartoum reports a strange scene as animals on the Yire road in Bahr El Ghazal prepare for the Games. Baboons practice pole vaulting and gre hustle amid disruptions, while locals report thieves breaking into telecommunication infrastructure in the equatorial region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khartoum
Badan Monthly
Yire-road
Bahr el Ghazal
Phamle
Israel Rationing Tightens Food Clothing and Shoes
Reports from Jerusalem describe Israel rationing extending to clothing and footwear amid foreign exchange shortages. The ministry expects months of tight supplies, with coupon books for garments and shoes, limited items per person, and high prices for basic goods. Leaders urge public cooperation to ease austerity and boost agricultural production to earn hard currency.
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Jerusalem
Israel
United States
Traciis
Dov “Judph
Raroning
Mary Feraalici
Joseph
Joseph Aaid
Terae
Keirt
Korea War White Paper Details Attlee Broadcast
Canberra issues a White Paper from External Affairs with a foreword by Mr. P. C. Spender and a history of Korea leading to the North Korean invasion of the South. It includes key documents and an up-to-date map below the 38th parallel, notably the July 30 broadcast transcript by Prime Minister Mr. Attlee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Department of External Affairs
P. C. Spender
Korea
South Korea
38Th Parallel
Attlee
United Kingdom
Aggression Must Be Stopped Says Attlee In Public Address
British leader Mr Attlee warns aggression must be stopped as forces in Korea and worldwide are stretched. He states Commonwealth nations like Australia and New Zealand join efforts with the United States to defend freedom and democracy against Communist banditry in Malaya, Korea, and beyond.
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Mr. Attlee
United States
Hong Kong
Middle East
Germany
Austria
Trieste
Malaya
United Nationa
Australia
New Zealand
British Commonwealth
Fir
Korea
Oress
India
Burma
Britain
France
Astralte
West is urged to arm for peace and defend democracy
A speech warns of Soviet obstruction and urges collective security through the United Nations and Atlantic pact. It stresses maintaining liberty, democracy, and justice while building defenses and resisting tyranny. The speaker links disarmament with peace and calls for unity with Western democracies to counter threats.
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United Nations
Soviet Union
Bere
Jim
Toakemore
Millars
Proudine
Nur Stan Roseiany
Security Council
Carefu
Evers
Raro Yniumsis
Tara
uniMcial Action Vehich Mayerm Union
Siger
Canada
Pacific
Australia
Atoee
Raton
Nord
Britain
Commonwealth
Daintree notes on fine weather and sport event
Good showers help pastures and crops while fishing thrives with visitors from Cairns. A sports meeting on 1 September 30 drew a solid crowd. races judged by Mosctian Sons, a liquor booth run by Mc Burke, and a dance with music by Mr Warland. Public facilities upgraded by voluntary labour. Jean Craven admitted to Mossman Hospital, improving.
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Daintree
Cains
Stewart Creek
D Grace
Cairns
Daintras Me
Bta Cummings
Merkey'a
Bert Bates
A Blain
Mosctian
Warland
Py Hunt
Griehm
Trigger
M. Anderson
Rivette
S. Harlow
Mr Anderson
Trigger ‘Anderson
Archack
Jul K. Wallace
Eveready
Measuring Infant Intelligence Across Economic Lines
A Pennsylvanian report presented by Dr. A R Gilliland at the American Psychological Association notes preliminary findings that parental income and race do not determine infant IQ scores. Tests on Western white infants and Negro infants show no clear link between economic status and early intelligence, suggesting educational potential may outpace presumed limits.
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Dhen
A. R Gilliland
North
Pennslvania Sease
Farrom
Naif
Celal
Ee Fest
Evanson
Dlison
Cirenyo
Seth
Herberton Notes and Local Community Minutes
Herberton School of Arts notes record a meeting where second hand books were offered for sale with plans to review available books next meeting. Subscriptions rose, plant show results announced, a calendar tower naming proposal discussed, and next meeting slated for January to plan the summer show. Also reported are obituaries and social notices, including the death of mining pioneer Alexander Hanty Morgan aged 78 at Herberton Hospital, with funeral at the Methodist Church and Masonic rites at Ell Street Temple.
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Herberton School of Arts
Siovel
Patlett
Herberton Horticultural Soeiery
Taylor
Syme
J-D. Syme
A. Ledlie
W. E Tore
Alexander Hanty Morgan
Erber~ton
Mr. Morgan
Herberton
Stantary
Hills
Irvinebank
Great Northern
Masonic Temple
Ell Street
Toft
Mr. Mors
Barnfield
Brisbane
Mary Reed
Perkine Street
Jef
Celene
Barberton
Littleton
Jon Myelon
Maryborough
Mire
Champnays
Tally
Herbarton
Mea Boyd
Cairna
Herberton Siae
B. Haines Ie
Porece
Flaine "HeGrogor
Hazel Anson
Sydney
Herterton Esterday
Iediaiity
Ure Minckensie
Mathodia
Alberton
eSheae
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Randue
Heidar
Wumber
Canoach
Opr
Mownee
Europe
Tel Aviv
Wari Srest
Bumania
Ewe
Mr. Atlee
Daintree Notes
Omculture
Rvasy
North Queensland Engineers & Agents
Spence Street
Moss Aagtoher
Amg
Cesarine Sports
Marion
Font Dublie
Steet
Poplin Sports
Hatton
Sanforuad
Pers
Charles R. Smith & Co. Pty. Ltd
Lake Street
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