Taft Leads In Isolationist States Amid Delegation Scan
The report notes Taft building a big lead in two isolationist states with Senator Robert Tell winning there. It covers voting patterns at the national convention, shifts against General Eisenhower, and results showing Taft and Kefauver strong in certain regions. It mentions 197 delegates and hints at home-state support for Taft, with write-in Eisenhower noted in Nebraska.
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Hia
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New York Times
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Geo
Dee
Ben- Rta
Wincanalin
Uaey
Taft Terrilar
Renatee
Kofauver
Generalight
Elerdower
Nebraska
Ma Ater
Aivala
Wincon
Delagainn
Seth Coenen
Gensrat Eimesbosys
Starenn
Tha
Benat
Hubert Kerr
Tor Tate
Benatar
Tyamessee Talan
I. Nash
Winconsin
Taft
Stala
Atx
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Mtaasen
Eisenhower
Tate von Bare
Risentower
Paris
United Press
WAT
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Wiscons
Blacahower
Wisenhower
Branwen
Carlton Ground Approved by Olympic Body
The Carlton Cricket Ground in Melbourne received official validation from the International Olympic Committee as a satisfactory venue for Olympic events. Letters from IOC leadership indicated approval, with officials noting support for fundraising and ongoing efforts to secure funding and facilities.
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Carlton
Olympic
Lausanne
Thureday
Cliitan Cricket Ground
Melbourne
Grimftien
Ner
Aer
Ue Taleriot
International Committee
U S Report On Banned TAA Details Absent Clear Action
Washington released a formal report on the ban regarding TAA amid claims about detention and possible mistreatment. Spokespersons described efforts to resolve the matter quickly and noted communications with British and Australian officials, with no immediate appeals filed by Maley.
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Washington
Staley
Morea
Immigration and Natural
Maluyy
Foncohnta
Terence
Atuley
Maley
Mr Maley
Guthortien
Muse
Uni Austra
Oie Ul
Afr
Wheat Talks on Agreement Plans and Price
Wheat plans and price terms await decisions after talks among officials and growers. The discussion covers the international agreement, domestic price influence, and the role of government in setting future wheat costs.
Ridgeway and Cease Fire Camp Talks Amid Tense Friction
Readable fragments describe Ridgeway and allies at a cease fire camp, linked to rail plans and South Korea talks. Reports mention Korean prisoner exchange talks postponed 24 hours at the request of the United Nations command due to friction between the two sides.
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Pio Mun
South Korea
Aly
Heig
United Salivex
Nuckhuis
Farmers and Taxes Plea by Mr McEwan
Rhetoric on rye oral plan and increased production to boost government revenue dominates farmers meeting. Mr McEwan argues reduced taxation possible only with national policy changes, cites wheat and woolgrowers burden and calls for lower personal tax rates to aid households and small traders.
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MR. McEwan
Thillan Farfun
Apna
Vlan
Saletewer
Halenta
Samme
Tito
Police Dispute Continues in Brisbane Briefing
Reported confusion over police union actions and ongoing talks after a conference. The Police Commissioner and union secretary discussed possible strike tactics and enforcement shifts, signaling a tense period ahead for law and order.
Solomon's Warns Dave Lands in Boxing Promoter Row
Promoter Jack Solon criticizes Dave for not respecting contract terms as a possible title defense is discussed. Boxing authorities in Sydney and England are cited as weighing the matter amid talk of Asia defenses and multiple undercard bouts.
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LonDos
Jack Solon
Dave Danda
Timinh Boxing Board
Central Nog
Sydney
Alma Mana
Karr
Asia
England
Singiand
Ghia
Tobruk Flag to be Flown on Sunday
In Canberra a Tobruk Sunday commemoration plans a small Union Jack flag flown from a flagpole near the entrance of The Ausralian The Aug on prevent ed in x40 Water prevented in to Mr. Witte Cunarey transfer to the Middle East. Lumley took the flag for a moment and planned it for Tobruk during WWI. The flag was to be displayed to honor the Tobruk defense with arrangements led by Mr duck Rutherford in Canberra.
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Tobruk
Austraiiag
Witte
England
Middle Saat
Lumley
Bim
Ilevan
Jan
Rane
Restraliaa
Aquest
Mr Duck
Rutherford
Canberra
Victoria loan allocations spark debate at party conference
Melbourne reports show Mr. McEwen defending state and Commonwealth funding decisions. He cites amounts allocated to electricity, steel, and public works while noting shortages for soldier settlements and other programs. Debate centers on where funds should flow and who bears the responsibility for repayments.
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Victoria
McEwen
Melbourne
Ree
Ag Ealara
Victoria Loan Alls
Mr. Meai Ur
Joan
Noreans
Jaime Victoria
den Coune
Commonwalth
Vitoria
Navy announces large expansion programme in Britain
The Minister for the Navy Mr McMahon announced a major naval expansion costing over £7.5 million authorised by the Cabinet defence preparations committee. About £4 million funds construction and conversion of ships including four destroyers and changes to Hobart and Q ships. Remaining funds cover accommodation and victualling for ratings and submarines, with most equipment sourced from Britain.
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Theraday
Sydmey
Navy
Mr. McMahon
Cabinet
Apenthan
Naval Vail
HMAB
Hobart
Commonwealth
Uo Australtar
Henator McLewy
Fourteen New Freighters Boost Australian Coastal Trade
Senator McLeay announced a five year program adding 20 ships on order from Australia and four imported from Britain. The plan includes eleven more vessels to strengthen iron ore and coastal trade capacity.
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Ande
Britain
Mr Ballard Named Australian Minister to Thailand
Bertram Challen Bailar a career diplomat is appointed minister to Thailand. The prime minister announced Ballard will serve in Australia’s overseas role, with prior posts in New Caledonia Tokyo and Moscow. He has engaged with the United Nations in New York and attended General Assembly sessions and related councils.
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Bertram Challen Bailar
Thailand
Manzion
Ald
Ballard
Australia
ADC
Ballach Tid
Awaralia Invasioun
New Caledonia
Tokyo
Trifonesim
Parte
Moscow
Mise
United Nations European
Sienowa
Winhawnia
Austrie Staning United Nationy Senterances
Newcastle Newspapers Strike Ends After Legal Ruling
A disruptive newspaper strike in Newcastle prompted court involvement as union leaders and publishers faced industrial action. Justice Bann advised on service leave and interim measures while parties negotiate under the Industrial Commission guidance.
Rail dispute continues as Sydney strikes hinge on wage margins
Railway workers in Enfield and Eveleigh vow to press their long running strike for higher wage margins. The NSW Labour Council votes to hand dispute control to the Labour Council disputes committee, despite opposition from left wing delegates. The action disrupts short distance travel and several hundred workers face suspensions as delegations meet with officials and discuss increased margins for maintenance and signaling staff.
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Enfield
Eveleigh
Cahill
N.S.W. Labour Council
Labour Council
Wharves Will Be Quieter After Port Restrictions
Melbourne reports amid port restrictions that Australian wharves will see less disruption. Trade leaders fault the slow handling and warn more delays affect manufacturers and transport sectors.
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Greece
Kenasor McLeay
Beamen's
Wattrike
Feteration
pacBinpriclang Strus Asa Ata Tuating Taular Shipping Services
Australis
Pate Penal
Uhraugh Ee
Pastoral Research Initiatives and War Era Property Ties
The text describes a 24 000 acre rivering pastoral research and training project linked to Manning and local figures such as Samuel McCaughey and Ramuel McCaughey. It notes ownership by the late Air Samuel Manning and mentions a meeting of Newmaville members planning a 2 ½ hour armed drill, with names like Roy McCanghry and P Abbott.
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Thurwang
All Manning
Val Visliwe
Menara
Mey
Ramuel McCaugtey
Brambele Park
Coonong
Samuel Michael McCaughey
David Lestie Mac-Frierson
Samuel Mccunging
Henry Manning
Cte
Whey
Roy Mecanghry
A, P Abbott
Margins Sought By UrioW Shorter Hours In Labor Dispute
A log of claims and counterclaims shows RAI URIOW seeking high margins and shorter hours in a recent arbitral session. The record notes wage terms, weekly pay, and potential benefits as part of the dispute, with decisions pending from the Arbitral Court.
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RAI Uriow
Meldoutnr
Toursdey
Clalvis
Bedi Wagenf
al Inaut
BIUK
Apecio Tindustry Tool
Rafea
Austra Ratheays Nium
Tolletmaker
Mpecuil Matesjecs
Victoria
Taman
Owen
AORTA
Benel
Arbitration Appeals Plan in Canberra Aims Change
A Canberra plan aims to amend the Arbitration Act to allow appeals against Commonwealth Conciliation Commission decisions. The government seeks to move in May, with industry figures noting potential impacts on motor trade workers and the broader legal framework.
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Seation
Sonora
Sapaton
Galvin
Mtr
J. Wittial
Vie Governaunt
Upbeulr
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