United Nations impotent in Hungary and Egypt critique
The piece argues the United Nations relies on words without deeds, condemning Russia and Hungary while failing to deploy force in Egypt and Hungary. It calls for decisive action against Russia, suggesting arraignment for charges as a stronger alternative to expelled delegates.
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United Nations
Russia
U.N
Egypt
Budapest
Moscow
Hungary
Lake Eera
Casey
United Ations
Would Terminate Red Extradition Pacts
Sir John, president of the possibility of being extra, discusses a report from the Committee for Cultural Freedom on extradition. He urges legislation to bar extradition for political offences, or non political ones unless the court is convinced the case aims to punish a political crime. He notes fears among newcomers about exercising rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir John
For Cultural Freedom
Phillip McBride
Joint Committee On Foreign Affairs
Committee For Cultural Freedom
German Foreign Minister to Visit Australia
The German Foreign Minister Herr Brentano will make an official visit to Australia early next year staying ten days. He will visit Canberra and other capitals for talks with Australian leaders on mutual interests announced by External Affairs Minister Casey.
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Australia
Federal Republic of Germany
Herr von Brentano
Casey
Herr Brentano
Canberra
Death of Sir Andrew Caird in London
Sir Andrew Caird dies in London at an advanced age. The prominent figure, leader in education and public service, was noted by officials and press agencies as a major contributor to civic reform and the university system. Further details awaited.
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Sir Andrew Caird
London
Reuter
Temas
Mont
Florida
Smith
Charlie
Auburndale
Fish
Liberia
New Orleans
Queen Elizabeth
London University
Union
Senate House
Queen Mother
Viceregals arrive and officials depart at Government House
Vice-Regal Lady Balliieu and Mrs Guy Smith arrived at Government House. The Honourable Paul and Mrs Martin have left Government House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balliieu
Guy Smith
Wernment House
Paul
Mre_ Martin
Government House
Letters Debate Child School Marks and Class Prizes
Readers in Canberra discuss the value of publishing a child’s marks and class position versus the broader utility of information about innate ability and attainment. Ainslie and Telopea Park parents weigh praise for progress against concerns over competitive pressures and happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainslie
Ainslie P. & C
Davis
Ainalle
Centenarians Highlight Diverse Lives Across America
The article profiles several long lived individuals and near centenarians from different locales including William B. Davia of Charleston and Tatzumbie Dupes in Los Angeles. It notes their ages, backgrounds, early hardships, and notable life events such as early acting roles, slave ancestry, and survival of massacres, with scattered memories from Alaska to Georgia and Louisiana. The piece weaves a mosaic of endurance, migration, and changing fortunes spanning decades.
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William B. Davia
Charleston
W. Va
Tatzumbie Dupes
J Plute Indian
Los Angeles
Tatzumbie Re
Ie Jactera
Owens Valley
Death Valley
Tatzumbia
New Post Office Training Course Planned for Recruitment
The director of Pom Telegraphs, Mr C Smith, announced a new postal clerk training course to be produced early next year. It will run for 15 months and aims to prepare recruits for immediate posting.
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Pom Telegraphs
C Smith
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Pease Ee
Tneir Arnt
U.S. Centenaria
William
Tatzumbie
Baltimore
Mary Johnson
Juneau
Alaska
U.S
Elbert Keys
Ark
Blanche
Keya
Augusta
Parenta
Gray
Garet’s Hospital
Grey
Chicago Medical
Arthur Ave
Rockville
Charlotte 106
Oak Forest
Johann
Pilar
Eloy
Abe
Mexico
Pancho Ville
University
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