Soviet move admits sixteen new U N members
The article reports a Soviet proposal admitting sixteen new United Nations members, naming Ad We Jordan Weland Bort Hungary aly Ane Mumann Mulgaria Pinland Ceylon Nepal bya cambodia hada and Spain. It notes Britain Commonwealth members among the council remained, with Ceylon gaining a seat after a vote. The piece covers reactions, including U S denouncing Soviet strategy and calls for broader membership to reflect world changes.
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Ad We
Jordan
Weland
Bort
Hungary
Aly
Ane Mumann
Mulgaria
Pinland
Antuuneing
Mata
General Assembly
United Nations
Trun
Bern
Graziers Jailed and Fined in Native Whipping Case
Chambers brothers and accomplices faced conviction for assaulting Aboriginal people with whips in a September incident. The stallion manager Jock Britt was acquitted on multiple charges. The court noted the brutality and compared the defendants' actions to violent acts against children, while stressing the need for accountability and confirming lighter penalties for some defendants.
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Chambers Brothers
Booth
Mien
Linwan
Jock Britt
Nausuit
Malielo
X. Iuatlece Elewaldt
Charabers
Travern
Wuld
European Gales Strike Shipping Lanes to Europe
News reports severe Atlantic gales lash London and other ports, disrupting ships and tolling losses over the weekend. Details mention multiple vessels including the Hiiguun teacher and Bent Sveestan, with crews scrambling to save ships and cargo amid heavy seas.
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London
Pierce Gale
Beatux-Pernutide
Bent Sveestan
Botawa
Officers' Stand Delays Kanimbla Crew Over New Articles
Australian ship Kanimbla heads to Sydney with officers expected to sign new articles of agreement but balk at terms. Officers refused to sail until 30 day notice given after a Monday meeting. Merchant Service Guild planned port meetings and rail delays to push shipowners to restore favorable conditions.
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Dney
Thwenlay
Kanimbla
Uwe Kanimbla
Brinbane
Melbourne
Porta
Motiwealt Metiachern
Sydney
Keanimbin
Hoyer
Ander
Gan’ Celles
Merchant Service Guild
Kanthla'y
Merchant Servicr Guild
Thorrow
Z. Martin
Boy Dies and 11 Hurt In Bus Crash
Perth report states a boy died and 11 others injured seriously in a bus crash on Bunky Road early today. Twenty others were admitted to three hospitals with varying injuries as investigators began outlining the scene and causes. Police described the chaotic aftermath and the rescue response as ambulances ferried the injured to medical centers.
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Perth
Tno
Bunky Road
Pitty
Maitland Boy Drowns Near Bridge in Unclear Report
A local Maitland incident reports a boy drowning at a bridge area near Morya Bridge. The fragmentary text mentions BWan Biyori and Menpeth but lacks clear names, dates, or authorities. Further details are unreadable in the OCR.
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Biyori
Menpeth
Morya Bridge
Diuarry
Yount
Plane crashes trigger migration tale from Cambodia era
An OCR jumble describes a crash involving a plane with 14 subseries and references to Japanese migrants and Cambodia. The disordered text mentions a landing, injuries, and a broad claim about migrants and future movements across countries over five years.
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Camhotaa
Japan
Cambodia
Government Seems Certain To Lose Control Of Senate
Fragmented text reports a Victorian election struggle with Labour and anti government groups vying for Senate control. It notes polling shifts, quota prospects, and individual candidates such as Mr irtnue aH and Mr Bourke. The piece references votes, margins, and party dynamics in a tense pre election scene.
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Senate
Labour Party
Vicoria
F. McMunia
Fife
Lemerang
STUE
Ip Masian
AML
Stour
Wiel Wal
Arthur
Mtr
Sin
BO Oan Wedewan
Nist
Thormpaen
Bourke
Cyprus crisis prompts Cyprus New York leaders call for calm
A distorted report shows Cyprus leaders and US officials urging moderation as tensions rise over elections. Major figures including a Grosk delegate referenced the General Assembly's stance while stressing peaceful conduct and unity amid disputes involving Cyprus and regional concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyprus
New York
Grosk
Chrie Ab Palins
Euine
Eatonse
Poor Showings in Party Poll Shocks Morrison
Labour members met after a local poll that stunned party figures. Bevan supporters pressed Bevan for leadership while Morrison faced calls to resign as deputy amid a tax issue and party upheaval. Figures cited include Bevan rallying strong support at Br Than Wan, with Bevan's influence growing as Morrison faced pressure from trade union leaders.
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Moreion
Cansese
Sr Morelson
Bevan
Orrion
Morrison
Mc Bevan
Ance Salind Gaitekell
Morrison Wes
Gaitakell
Morrion Tay
Woolworths crowds clash at new Civic Centre store opening
Eyewitnesses report long lines forming at the Civic Centre Woolworths as shoppers surged to enter the new store. Police contained the throng after doors opened with helpers guiding patrons amid pushing and scuffles while thousands bought bargains including nylon panties and stockings.
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Woolworths
Civic Centre
Eusy
Cloning” Lim
Civientre Ald
Russia Presses Berlin Pact Amid Turbulent Talks
Russia insists on a Berlin central role as talks with Germany falter over terms. Officials quote harsh phrases and threaten to shift control to Soviet authorities in Germany until agreements align with Moscow's interests.
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Russia
Berlin
Berlim
Thursdey
Jeorg Punkin
Germany
Jerman
British beer shipments delay at Channel and London markets
In Brief reports a shipload of 190m Fosters lager will arrive amid a Monday bulk shipment to Britain. A London dispatch notes Australian beer distribution across the UK with 21 destinations. A separate London segment mentions a US chaplain and a controversial albumin claim tied to a financial milestone. The National Union of Railway Workers announces a commission to study wage and labor changes affecting forthcoming visits to Melbourne and Sydney.
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Britain
London
Tondon
National Union of Rall
Waythy
Ieee Ie Sommisaton
Halla
Sn Dla Windling
Lahpur
Anee Thurecay
Guia Raby
Thallagd
New Béniand
Inepeet Farms
Siler
Ray Monty Runttalls
Melbourne
Syey
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Lew Axtanion
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Nne
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Falla
Vondon
Thatuday
Herbert Morrison
Hugh Galtakell
Earl Attlee
Meg Calpe
Sy Cuelor
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