Kefauver Ready To Meet Stalin For Settlement
Kefauver signals willingness to meet Stalin to seek a settlement, hinting at possible truce terms and anti-military settlement supported by United Nations. The piece notes Truman's uncertain stance and White House remarks, with Kefauver and other Democrats jockeying for the nomination and campaign momentum. It also mentions Ruddwell, Kerr, and Kerr’s potential shifts in the presidential race.
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Kefauver
Stalin
Eisenhower Aims at Swift Move in Cold War Tactics
President Eisenhower plans rapid actions amid Cold War strain. Strategic moves target China policy, United Nations role, and potential blockades while seeking parliamentary support and alliance cohesion.
Wage Stabilization Board drives steel labor issue review
The Wage Stabilization Board recommended higher wages for steel workers and a wage rate near a proposed level, sparking concern over how it might affect African economic stability. Officials debate the impact on unions and employers amid ongoing labor talks and industry tensions.
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Letence Muirreson
Jay
Ray
Une
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Mfrés
Sherman
Luke
Brynite
Prue
Steel
Peilé
Asana
Howe
Bteri
Pratense
Weide
Prac
Imal
Revelvey
Tungsten Allocation Report Updates Distribution Plan
The International Materials Montarence estimated a 20 percent rise in tungsten to be distributed in the second quarter versus the first. A total of 4,200 metric tons will be allocated. Australia and Great Britain are cited among producers, with 38 tons allocated for domestic distribution.
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Washington
Australia
Admission Of Jap Wives Bitter Attack By Calwell
Fragmented wartime dispatch reports a bitter attack by Mr Calwell on Japanese relations and policy. It claims a government line linked to appeasement and notes proposed measures affecting Japanese nationals, including allowances for sailors and broader wartime actions across Australia and New Guinea. The piece reflects public controversy and imperial context.
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Ana Wiven
Olatere
Dentrol
Empire
Getten
Aurmtale
Ater
New Guinea
MO Mendis
Shyamese
Thal
Labour
Australia
America
Racketeers Tax Drive Targets Crime World
The Revenue Bureau launched Operation Dracketer a year ago to crack down on racketeering. Officials report 16,800 racketeers this year and about 170 million dollars in taxes collected. Early results show continued efforts against organized crime.
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USA
Soviet as Observer in Truce Reds New Proposal
Fragmented text outlines Soviet observers and Allied negotiators discussing a new truce proposal. Mentions generals admirals, Geneva Convention concerns, prisoner issues, and possible atomic weapons discussions, with unclear references to Korean war context and diplomatic stances.
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Pstearal Nice
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Ior
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Terao
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Allew
Ita
Tom Culone
Albert Butler
UM. Command
Prizon Sanyo
Geneve
Nendlemdy
Weng Chis
Pucre
Tronworkers' Staff May Go Back To Work
NEWCASTLE reports a strike by the Ped trated Tronworkers Association may end with staff returning to work tomorrow. Acting for the Federal exscnder reports will present the union decision at an executive meeting tonight. A teikor weld and settlement were anticipated. twenty office staff remained on strike after the dismissal of a secretary to J McPhillipa. Four weeks pay and notice terms are involved.
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FLA
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Notler
Tate
RAIL STRIKERS HEAR SETTLEMENT PLAN PROPOSAL
Sydney strikers at two depots will consider terms proposed by Conciliation Commissioner L P Anglin. A mandatory conference may occur within 14 days to settle differences between railways authorities and workers. If talks fail, arbitration or conciliation paths will be pursued amid a dispute estimated at £2,000,000.
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L. P. Anglin
Austin
Partien
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Mer
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Auatin
Auku
Neo-Destour aide arrested after refusing post
Refused post in Tunis government leads to arrest of Nedi Nouira assistant general secretary of the Neo-Destour party. The incident occurred in Tunis as the new cabinet under Premier Seguh Eddin Baccouche faced a reshuffle.
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Neo-Destour
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Tus Gayerrment
Seguh Eddin Baccouche
Pinay Firm On Budget Seeks Fiscal Amnesty Plan
A Manila report notes political parties debate budget measures and a proposed fiscal amnesty allowing tax evaders to declare earnings without penalty. The discussion centers on sustaining national industry and addressing tax gaps amid ongoing budget concerns.
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Parle
Meath
Perimment
Demonstrators and clashes at political rally
Report describes a protest where marchers confronted police near a rally. Demonstrators threw stones at a patrol car and attacked two journalists as tensions rose. Local police faced the crowd and attempted crowd control amid the unrest.
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TORYO
Lkpanens
Kobe
Serious results feared over rail capacity amid union talks
A minister warned that continued railway disruption could render many workers unemployed across rail and allied sectors. He urged oilway employees to consider unity and urged rapid settlement to prevent widespread job losses in the industry and related trades.
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Rauigail Development
Ara
India
Leslie Vamalang
Anglo-Egyptian Diplomatic Differences Reported
Reports from Cairo and London cite a dispute over policy between the two capitals. Egypt’s Foreign Minister Abdel and Prime Minister Yinglish lines are guiding differing stances on the Suez situation and canal protection.
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