Australia Sets Principles for Long Term Food Contracts
London reports Commonwealth nations will back long term deals to stabilise world prices for exports like wool copper and wheat. The plan aims to avoid distortion by price supports while encouraging higher farm output and steady trade, with ministers stressing collaborative action to prevent price shocks postwar.
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Austra
Steatt
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Ermanlag
Attacks on Sniper Ridge Amid World War II Action
Fragmentary wartime report describes repeated assaults on Sniper Ridge with heavy bombardment and mentions Allied units in the broader theater. It references a 12 battle front and air support including B-30 personnel and bases in Japan, Okinawa, and Taayy as a supply hub.
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Secrecy Tightens Around Ike In Korea War Report
The report cites claims of rigid secrecy surrounding General Dwight D. Eisenhower during the Korean War era. It notes arrival and departure rumors and adds debate over using atomic weapons as a possible turning point.
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Gwight Bismnower
Morea
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St Nicholas Day Party Held by Dutch Citizens
The Dutch community in Cans garry plans a St Nicholas Day celebration at the FWA tomorrow afternoon. A modern version of the medieval bishop will arrive at Cirle Gantre by motorcycle escort with Black Peters guiding the event. Children will ride a procession along Landon Cle Suit merwern, followed by a gathering of Dutch-Australian Club members and the Canberra Community Trust to entertain the children.
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Taft Unlikely Now to Lead in Senate
Fragmented OCR reports show Taft unlikely to secure leadership in the Senate amid factional splits. The piece notes Bridges and Rawes factions backing different lines and a general Timahowsr mention, with protest strength shaping post-election influence.
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Thawe
Truman Grants Wage Increase to U S Miners
President Truman approved a wage increase for coal miners after negotiator Lewis secured a higher rate. He overruled the Wage Stabilization Board and Defence Production officials to avoid a nationwide strike and potential disruption.
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Captain Simgly In Test At Brissene Chahat Ground
An Aprican captain faces a test at Brissene Chahat Ground as Coeathan heals a thigh injury after fielding practice. Heat waves in Brisbane threaten playing conditions and may affect the wicket ahead of the match tomorrow.
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Commonwealth Defence Talks Reach Weekend Deliberations
Secret talks at the weekend among Commonwealth states discuss reconciling Britains and Canadas military roles with an all out defence drive. Churchill presided as Eden and other leaders reviewed the Korea war, the Atlantic security pact, Japan forces, and potential US approach amid Cold War tensions.
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Eyes On Far East United Prete report overview
A United Prete report surveys the Asian political landscape from Fokye to Cairo. It notes Mr EAen expressed anxieties about the Asian scene and supported rapid political moves in Korea and Indo China and the mobilization of Asian nations.
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Power Seized Despite Vote in Venezuela
A fragmentary report notes a power seizure in Venezuela despite a vote, with references to a new president and delayed constituent assembly. The Times and The New York Times comment on democratic developments and reactions amid strong tensions.
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U N General Assembly Approves Indian Peace Plan
The United Nations General Assembly approved an Indian peace proposal aimed at an armed settlement involving Korea and China. India called for immediate ceasefire and repatriation of prisoners of war, while Soviet amendments were defeated by votes across blocs.
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United Nations
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Menon Nad
India
Cabinet Sees No Basis For Doubt For Future
A cabinet member warned there is no basis for doubt about future plans. He discussed improving coal, steel, timber, and cement supply and warned about industrial unrest affecting labor turnover and efficiency.
Industrial recovery shown as shortages shrink and output rises
Sir Arowraos reports a brighter industrial picture with shortages largely overcome and coal and reel production up in record quantities. He notes coal output 28 percent higher than 1948-40 levels and ingot steel rising 27 percent, amid government measures and improving confidence.
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Australian Economic Outlook Improves Says Arthur Padden
The employment picture in Australia shows improvement as Arthur Padden notes a progressive easing of wartime controls and a shift toward growth. He highlights reduced unemployment, government tax concessions, and significant investment in state works while warning that high imports and inflation still present challenges.
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Menses
Wwe Nae
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