Russia Still Has Faith in United Nations
Soviet delegate Gromyko tells American press in New York that Russia believes the United Nations can be effective in maintaining peace. He argues U.N. future depends on willingness of major powers to cooperate and warns that a world atomic energy control system may be impossible without U.S. participation.
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Mrs Hocking appeals to Privy Council over £800 verdict
London report states the Privy Council upheld Mrs. Hocking of Quirindi against Dr. G. Bell with £800 in her favor and taxed costs. The suit centered on alleged tube left in her throat during thyroid surgery and a subsequent tetanus episode. The case, costly and long, may reach further judgment dates. A separate notice reports a burglar stole items from Pentonville Prison warders’ home.
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Republicans to Oppose Tariff Reductions
Washington, Thurs. Angry Republicans in the House vow to curb the administration’s power to cut tariffs when the Reciprocal Trade Act is up for renewal in June. Harold Jr., chairman of Ways and Means, says the Act must originate there and will be extended only over a dead body. The protests follow Truman’s proclamation implementing Geneva tariff cuts from January 1.
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British Foreign Secretary Bevin Statement From London Flight
A full Foreign Secretary Bevin statement on the Big Four conference is expected. Bevin is returning from London aboard a military plane named Sacred Cow. In Berlin, a Russian licensed message said ministers would reevaluate if the area ceased to exist based on the agreement.
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PALS DEFEATED IN TENNIS WORK-OUT
In a Madison Square Garden practice, Paul Kramer defeated Francisco Segura 6 1 6 3. The match showcased Segura’s speed and power with Kramer’s strong serves and accurate ground strokes making the difference.
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Parliament Votes on Civil List for Princess Elizabeth and Duke
The House of Commons defeated Labour’s plan to reduce the Civil List. 165 voted for a reduction while 291 backed the government’s £40,000 for Princess Elizabeth and £10,000 for the Duke of Edinburgh. Sir Stafford Cripps defended the allowances and suggested tax relief on portions of Elizabeth’s annuity.
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Soviet Denies Move for Red Army in Middle East
The Soviet Union denies plans to send Red Army forces to Palestine, stating no direct stake or material interest in Palestine. Arab League talks warn of decisive actions to guarantee partition and may propose arming Arabs and deploying troops. Iraqi leader Nuri al-Said cautions of potential racial conflict lasting long.
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Yugoslavia and Romania Discuss Self Aid Pact Talks
Marshall Tito met in Bucharest with Romanian leaders to discuss a self aid pact aimed at frontier defense and peace. The two nations emphasized they have no designs on others' territories and seek to maintain stability in the region.
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Norra ae IN IDE Thursday event details
A fragmented notice describes a Thursday gathering with unclear details and a time reference of five o clock. It mentions swarms and a rehearsal or activity related to northeast activities with multiple unreadable names.
High Court Refuses Early Hearing on Bank Nationalisation
The Full Bench refused the Commonwealth bid to fix an early hearing date for challenging the Bank Nationalisation Act. Justice Dixon to set time and place in Melbourne on January 16. Banks resist haste. Commonwealth argues hearing may be needed amid world economic conditions.
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Food Crops Stand Near Peak Amid Drought
Despite a severe drought the United States produced a fourth largest crop. Corn topped 2,400 000 bushels and wheat reached a record 1 354 918 000 bushels while oats reached 1 215 970 000 bushels. Overall food crops ran about four percent above average.
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Atomic Research Centre Approved at Rochester University
The United States Atomic Energy Commission approved a 615000 dollar research centre at Rochester University New York State. Medical scientists will be trained there to tackle peacetime and wartime problems posed by atomic energy.
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Britain will not spend dollars on imports for Germany
Britain will provide no further dollars for German imports after the US commits 400 million dollars for the Anglo bi zonal area from November 1947 to December 1948. Britain saves 256 million dollars in 1948 and UK obligations include sterling area goods and ship cargoes, with joint agency cost controls and aims to revive a regional German economy separate from either power.
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Royalty Dances at Christmas Party With Servants
Royal Christmas dance scene described with Prince commissions, a maid, and Princess Margaret dancing with a footman. Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh miss due to prior engagement.
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No Prudent Action in Lamotta For Fight Purse Release
Investh disclosed no evidence of fraud in the Jake Lamotta Bill For boxing bout on November 18. New York Athletic Commission chairman Edward announced the purses of about 18,600 dollars each to be released.
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Antarctic Continent Undivided By Water, Says Commander
NW YORK Thursday report states the Antarctic is a single continent not divided by water. Commander Finn Koons, head of the American Antarctic expedition, claimed proof in a radio message.
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Earth Missed Comet Tail by Millions of Miles
Dr Leland Cunningham of the University of California says the earth missed the new comet tail by millions of miles at its closest approach December 2 and 5. His conclusion relies on observations from Dr Richard Woolley at Canberra and researchers in New Zealand and South Africa. The comet neared the sun on December 2 two days before it was visible and, now receding, will only be seen with a telescope.
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Dominican Plotters Released After Court Dismisses Charges
Reuters reports a Havana court dismissed charges against 25 leaders of a plotted invasion from Cuba to oust Dominican Republic President Trujillo. Prosecution said an army of about 2,000 was to support the plot, but the court found no proof of recruitment or responsibility.
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Cargo Simon Benson in distress 1400 miles from Oahu
Breaking Honolulu Thursday reports the cargo ship Simon Benson, 7176 tons, carrying rice from San Francisco to Tokyo, breaking up 1400 miles from Oahu. A Honolulu coastguard cutter and two other vessels race to her location. Crew of 44. A message from the ship says they are pouring through No 3.
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U S approves emergency aid for Europe and China
The House voted 509 million dollars for emergency aid to France Italy and Austria, with 150 million immediate under the Interim Aid Bill. President Truman backs a single European recovery administrator for the Marshall plan and a new ambassador at large to coordinate relief.
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U S Ambassador Rejects Columnist Pearson Tale
In Honolulu the U S Ambassador to Australia Mr R Butler dismissed columnist Drew Pearson as absurd and ridiculous for claims about his conduct. State Department officials defended the ambassador and noted Pearson exaggerated several incidents, saying transfers of Earle Russell and Captain Ben Teasantine were routine and unrelated.
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Immediate Supplies Urged for China by Wedemeyer
Wedemeyer told the Senate Appropriations Committee the United States should immediately provide military supplies and economic aid to China to combat Communism. He refused to release his long suppressed China report, saying President Truman and General Marshall ordered secrecy. Bullitt argued a $60 million China grant now is more vital than further interim aid to France Italy and Austria.
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U N C Plans Global Children's Assembly for Aid Appeal
The United Nations Children’s Corporation schedules a two-day Children’s Assembly to drum up support for its hunger and war relief appeal. Delegates from multiple member states are invited, with 227 children aged various ages traveling to the U.S. by ship or plane for nationwide meetings to solicit money labor and goods.
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Cleavage between Church and State Likely After Ruling
Lord Jowitt’s House of Lords judgment says procreation is not the fundamental purpose of marriage. The Daily Mail says bishops will discuss the decision next month under the Archbishop of Canterbury. Morcomb notes the Prayer Book centers on matrimony with procreation as one reason. Vatican officials await London embassy report before comment, noting Catholic teaching conflict.
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German ex‑official Schacht aids postwar reforms
In Nuremberg on a Thursday, Dr. Hjalmar Schacht, jailed eight years for Nazi era activities, is said to be collaborating with British and American officials on financial reforms in southwestern Germany. He purportedly offered an original reform plan.
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Italian Partisans Seize City Hall in Pescara
Partisans occupied Pescara City Hall for several hours before being ejected and establishing a rival administration in a nearby building. The Italian Assembly approved a cabinet move to disband the former Pancara administration due to emergency.
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Dalton Told Lobbyist Disclosure Bad Judgement Questioned
The Parliamentary Committee found that Dr. Dalton as Chancellor of the Exchequer made a grave error in disclosures to a Star lobbyist about intended taxation. He admitted the indiscretion, but said responsibility lay with him. Parliament will decide on any further action.
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Opposition to Western Powers Grows in China Amid War News
Darwin reports rising Chinese resentment toward Western nations as 24 Australians and seven alien immigrants arrive with U N relief supplies. Dr G E Turner recalls six months as a prisoner and warns of an iron curtain while propaganda and distrust of Americans spread in Communist areas. U N R R A goods face high prices and slow delivery as Washington orders closures amid remaining stock.
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French Socialists Move to Organise Third Force
The National Council of the Bar socialist party adopts a plan to form a third force in France linking the Communists and the Gaullists. The move follows Gaullist gains at the elections and signals a shift in the French political landscape.
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Police Dig Up Buried Loot in Hindmarsh Garden
Detectives unearthed £150 worth of stolen goods in a Hindmarsh garden including two portable radios 12 electric toasters jugs clocks and irons. A 20 year old labourer will appear in Adelaide Court charged with breaking and entering and theft from seven robberies in the district.
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English Women Teachers to Arrive in South Australia
Twenty English women teachers destined for South Australia arrive next year and reach Adelaide on January 30 after leaving England December 30 aboard the Orion. The ship will not call at Port Adelaide and an education inspector will meet them in Melbourne.
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