Australia Named As Member Of Atoms For Peace Control
Australia, the United States, and the Soviet Union were nominated to the governing board of the proposed Atoms For Peace programme. The agency would include US and other nations to operate the initiative, with representatives forming an international atomic energy council. Objections arose from some Asian countries over voting to elect nations to supervise production and distribution of nuclear materials.
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Australia
Atoms For Peace Control
New York
United States
Soviet Union
United
Athena
Sree
Gabea
Remste Boviel
Pepin
Aaseri Noraing
Traumorita
Genevactober
Trent
Atomic Energy
Othey
Thavorn
Decature
Chacrvoreniko
Phan
Attitude Shift Noted by Prof Oliphant on Postwar Science
Birmingham physicist Professor Oliphant says postwar attitudes among scientists have changed and friendship signs faded. He cites wartime ties with German physicists as cooled by later events and warns on peaceful atomic power developments and international tensions impacting research.
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Egnan
Ersuny
Kinglind
Alereice
Gfeusmias Scheint
University of Birmingham Batore
Snd
Sliphant
Tanian Phyniclaia
Howaver
Vogain
aiMeultion
Thorn
Stonant Ai Ven Teaton
Unclear OCR Note on Brick Plant Timeline
Fragmentary text reports a planned operation or project at a brick facility with dates hinted for completion next year. It mentions Hulman Canberra brick works and delays due to unspecified factors, with expectations of action by February and potential extended inactivity without major attention.
Cautious on Atomic Disarmament Raises U S Concerns
A New York Times correspondent reports cautious U S stance on disarmament amid complex inspection challenges. Experts say even refined material and unknowns in weapon systems complicate verification while major powers fear risks of a potential atomic conflict.
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New York
Rraay
Berm
America
Iit
Dockyard Strike Affects Thousands Across Cities
A widespread dockyard strike disrupts operations in Melbourne and Sydney with about 3000 workers affected at Garden Island and 800 at Williamstown. Talks between the union and the Navy department stalled. agreement on wage awards and terms was reportedly promised for Monday.
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Gwiemonth
Fedoya Anny
Alinotien
Air A
Anid
Mas
Bath
Melbourne
Sydney
Jin Syaney
Garden Island
Williamatown
Avame
Union
Department of the Navy
US concerns over French use of war materials in North Africa
US officials pressed France over its use of war supplies sent to North Africa amid insurgent conflicts. The clash centered on whether weapon provisions were exceeding agreed limits and fueling regional violence. A French spokesperson defended aid as military assistance while denying broader commitments.
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Washington
United Tates
North
Af Ries
Pyanveyan
Egyptiin
Intervai
Africa
Polio tests blamed after Cutter Incident
A federal health service report links polio cases to Cutter laboratories work in the 1950s. It cites failures in manufacturing processes to kill the virus and in safety tests to detect leftover contamination.
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Washington
Atety
Eranan
Hehnese
More Industrial Sites To Be Offered In Fishwick Area
The government plans to offer additional industrial sites in the Fishwick area to improve rail access and commercial development. Officials outline blocks along Avenue and Street sections, with allocations and timelines discussed, aiming to attract new industry while linking to the transect system.
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Fishwick
Uae
Ted Legnes
Fenineres
Ciuseway
Paulinal
Wwe Wiiowel Fyerin
Cialenteyprizen
Canberra
Veanherid Avenue
Geelomy Wind
Committee for Constant Review of Constitution Proceedings
A fragmented record outlines a parliamentary committee tasking its members to scrutinize religious tensions between two groups. It mentions the chair, potential attorney general, and a plan to address immediate questions facing the government.
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Sommuster
Uth Maurer
Commie
Fin Faber
Sen Emrreprestanien
Imutudlag
Reni Tor
Ain
Hallstrom Butterfly Collection Presented To Commonwealth
A damaged report notes that the Hallstrom butterfly collection was handed over to the Commonwealth. It details the value and origins of the New Galvin specimens and references statements by ministers and officials about the collection’s significance and future display. The document mentions Canberra and highlights debates over the collection’s status and potential public display commitments.
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Hallstrom
Commonwealth
Yarruay
Philorophy
Pelentine
Aif Enitontology
Canberen
Yan Af Atalatti
Gia
Second Advance to Wheat Growers Near Sydney Report
A garbled early-1900s note mentions wheat growers around Sydney receiving a second advance payment. It references Cyment and a season, with a figure of 168,47 and a plan to make payment on Rep mer bringing three ota. The fragmentary text lacks clear names or dates.
Officials confer on awards program with agriculture department
U S Department of Agriculture officials conferred privately yesterday with the department's machinery and buying committee to debate various plans for an award program. The meeting focused on potential methods and timelines for recognizing contributions in the field.
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Washington
U.S
Agricultuen
Department
French Agreement With Nationalists In Moroccan Crisis
The Daily Telegraph reports a government plan to negotiate reforms with Moroccan nationalists amid a coalition dispute. Officials aim to present a reply to insurgent demands while awaiting parliamentary action, with potential changes to governance and stability in the region.
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Mogens
Mouny Ben Arath
Gounell
Government Not To Hinder Debate On Gaol Release Ventures
Parliamentary debate on Raymond Fite Miata Pane release and Mr Jinn Brower opposition notes. Reports discuss Evatt potential conference with Mr Foetal, and tensions over policy while Leader of the Opposition Dr. i Balen statements and containment of the issue amid ongoing deliberations.
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Raymond Fite
Jinn Brower
Lalhur
Kiden-Monwet
Nair
Menzies
I Balen
Conetat
Spee
Evatt
Pitapatrich
Browne
First Redex Trial Car Late Into Mt Isa
Report from Mt Isa on the Redex trial where car 100 and others faced failures and withdrawals. A damaged roof and overturned vehicles are noted with losses estimated around £10,000 and multiple sections withdrawn.
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Redex
Mt. Isa
Mownt Inn
Peugeot
Hook
Walget
Lo Wentren
Oatley
Nsw
Cairnsighendén
Peligeot
Kenee Xniewaldt
New Guinea
I Tan Ee
Jey Lely
Wangaros
Hughenen
Nomination clashes mark Australian pre election scene
Fragmented report lists ALP and other candidates amid a flood of nominations for federal seats across New South Wales and nearby regions. Names such as Beninith Br Landay and J. Cooper appear among numerous hopefuls as party officials prepare for the upcoming ballot.
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Blackburn
Beninith
Landay
O'Connat
Mater Tor Martin
Packer
Thomas Mulcahy
J. Behari
Beasniene
L Conny
Lakemba
J. Cooper
Waverley
J. Domenelly
Mudgee
Finan
Ald Hootewen
Bovith Crageet
J Keine Outre
Kelleith Bawentelst
L.A. Norakbs Dobetord
A. Parvidge
Ferenulla
Feemin Roel
Eyon Larnoite
M. Tulyanes
Ares al Ber
ACT
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Atomic Power
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Mbout
England
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Emily
Ihe
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Klin
Cea
Conti
Bos
Emtt Lalawan
Rebranry
Klit
Abe
Gmdinig
Edward Hallstrom
P. Maslueh
A.J. Nicholson
Interior
W. Fi
Kent Mighes
Helen Butetivtou
Turgier Avawee
Muon
Janing
Sulin
OLD Boys
Holt Canberra
Shore Old Boys' Union
L. C. Robson
Wesars
J. Macdiarmid
Stewart
Paris
A.P. Keutrr
M. Edgar Faure
Wither Ferich
All-Les Haines
Remin
Rania
Teagier
Badan
Muar Pom
Seoul
Delice
Lane Nirtehent
Arvin Cor
W Yetleschanern
Finn
Queensland
Fedea
Hugh Wenden
Bulmont
Eruny
Rene Est
ALP
Atate
McLally
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