Commonwealth agrees to request of Mr Ward in Royal Commission
A Brisbane dispatch reports that the Commonwealth agreed to request Mr Ward to refer matters to the Royal Commission into alleged offences and misdeeds connected with government departments. The Prime Minister said the commission would act independently, with Mr Ward attending as needed. Meanwhile overseas and local political figures discussed the transport and external affairs ministries, and court actions continued over financial allegations involving several named individuals.
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Vabaguen
Tve
Cope
Tommi
Royal Commission
Ataald
Coramlation
Rarommentia
Fonty Mir
Wardaban Nmin
Curtin
Tata
Laban
Imamercedan
Cartain Wimber SR
Mina Caver
Air Chifny
Chi
Bailyer Ward
Fydney
Chifiay
Joint control talks in London on German arms menace
British and American representatives met in London to discuss the future of the German government and measures to prevent a large-scale rearmament. Agreement aims to curb rapid military buildup and avert a potential crisis in Europe.
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London
Threat of Legal Action Against Motorists in Britain
In Britain motorists face legal action under a proposed motor trader association plan. The act would require new car purchases to sign a retention tax, with failure to comply risking a 40 percent charge on the purchase price and possible enforcement against buyers.
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London
Thuyetay
Briain
Woo
Will Nave Kegel
Thepttor & Teembut Ihe
Cor
Brita Motor ‘Trater Association
New Care
Association
En- Agee
Parchtaae Prive
Rules Approved By Winduustrial Court Highlight Political Ties
The Winduindustrial Court heard arguments over union rules and political affiliations. The commission questioned the authority to alter or annul trade union regulations and noted potential implications involving candidates and party ties.
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Mwombera
Max
Thoman
Odlcla
Federal Anc
Justice Taylor
Wael
Duatice Ferguson
Sorghum Exports Approved by Australian Minister
Melbourne reports the Minister of Agriculture announced approval for sorghum exports. The plan involves reduced prices and fair allocation for growers, with allocation tied to farming districts in Queensland and Western Australia. The decision aims to ensure equal participation in port realignments and grain handling.
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Melbourne
Gommercr and
Agrimituer
Mr. Pollard
Permuasion
Famentoma
Mate
Air Research Summons London Firm In Probe
London based Aeronautical and Industrial Research Corp summoned under air navigation order prohibiting arms. Sydney Cotton and others in Australia face charges over alleged medical supplies shipments and related actions. Details blurred.
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London
Aeronautical and Industrial Research Corporation Ltd
British Ministers Attend Council Meeting at Palace
Prominent Bush Cabinet members including Home Secretary Herbert Morrison and Defence Minister A V Alexander attended a pre Christmas council at Buckingham Palace. The King and Queen, with Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret, planned Christmas service in the palace music room. The Queen’s presents were given to male and female palace staff, continuing a royal Christmas tradition.
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London
Thussday
Bush Cabinet
Home Secretary
Herbert Morrison
Defence Mi
A. V. Alexander
Buckingham Palace
Hinuters
Quest Mary
Asher Mamborn
Te Royal Vaniliy
Wil
Muse
Jon Christmas
Moenia
Phi
Prince Charles
Helen Rowe
Aince
Eileabeth
Wien Lightbody
Formenty
Nannie
Cloncwater
Tang
Pzinon
Palawe
Lata
Tua Deer
Eire Invited and British Empire Talks at Belfast
A London dispatch notes discussions on democracy and freedom amid a British Empire context. The report mentions attendees and aims to strengthen unity and support for democratic governance in Eire and other territories, highlighting a viewed need for renewed cooperation among nations.
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London
Mr. Fraser
Belfast
Japanese Emperor urged not to abdicate by MacArthur
General MacArthur personally directed Emperor Hirohito not to abdicate after the execution of seven Japanese war criminals. Official occupation circles do not expect abdication, though reaction from the Emperor was not available.
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Thana
Igh
MacArthur
Hirohito
King Recovering From Arterial Health Crisis
Fragmented OCR notes recount King George or Queen Elizabeth near Buckham Palace with officials and visitors over a period of days. Names and places are garbled, but references to arterial illness and royal residence suggest a report on a monarch’s health during a tense national period.
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York
Thorny
Teorgs
England
Dia
Allan Frama
Sexton
Heaton
Buckham Palace
Hondly
Pholuktadhing
Nan Vine Kluzabeth
Prince
No British Papers At Christmas
A London report notes that newspapers will not be published in London and surrounding areas over the Christmas period. The Newspaper Proprietors Association and the Printing and Trade Federation announced the coordinated action, with Sunday and Boxing Day affected.
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London
Thureday
Saprietare
Traden Federation
Bane Chenter
Australia for Britain trade talks amid apple shipments
Negotiations between Australia and Britain focus on a potential deal for two thousand cases of Australian apples. In 1938 Australia sent similar quantities valued at Britain about £63,000, reflecting the evolving postwar commodity exchange and the intent to stabilize supplies and prices for the fruit.
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London
Australia
Clash Feared in Palestine Amid UN Mediation Effort
A UN commissioner chief General Riley urged restraint as reports suggest Ethiopian and Turkish forces move near the contested southern border. The tension centers on possible clashes as troops draw closer to the area, prompting international calls for calm.
French Protest to India Sparks Diplomatic Note
Fragmentary report from Paras on a French protest to the Indian government. Mentions Premier Pandit Nehru and a French communication by official envoy Dentel Levit to French authorities. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Paras
Pandit
Amipanmader
Dentel Levit
France
Fins
Transfuser Saved Tojo Hero From Death
Allentown Pennsylvania reports a 13 year old named Jack Arehual who aided Tojo in a life saving act. The boy’s actions are described as heroic with a celebratory tone. Ainsworth residents await further details as authorities review the event.
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Allentown
Penn
Jack Arehual
Pujo
Avehiel
New
Trade union probe into nationalised industries announced
A comprehensive inquiry into the administration and conduct of nationalised industries is to be launched by the Trades Union Council. Most General Council members approve the move, aiming to expose weaknesses and unemployment issues.
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London
Trades,now Council
General Council
German coal sold cheaper than mash suppl
Fragmented report notes German coal fetching lower prices than mash supplies as negotiations collapse. Officials in Bi-zone urge the Economics Commission to raise rates while Britain is pressed to cut charges, with export figures around twenty one ounces per ton referenced amid Allied wartime controls.
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Washington
Eursope
W Selemer
Britain
Enacqing
Germany
Weenomie Commission Administration
ECA
Thame
Christmas morning broadcast from Australia by Army minister
The text notes a Christmas TV broadcast by the Army minister Mr Charbers to the Australian people and troops. It mentions a message to the Japanese audience about democracy and education, urging reflection on past errors and reinforcing commitments at the current moment.
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Melbourne
Tna
pRadin
Australia
Army
Charbers
Teinhea
Ching
Robertson
Midnight Shopping Opens In Pilsen For Working People
Department stores extend hours until midnight on Thursdays to aid workers with day shifts. The new schedule starts this week in Pilsen and neighboring areas, offering late shopping options for both men and women seeking convenience after work.
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Spet
Pilsen
Caechonalovakia
Sun Fo takes office as new Chinese cabinet leader
Nanking Thursday. Sun Fo formally assumed office this morning as the cabinet meets. Reuters reports New Army Government aims for unity to confront the present crisis. The press notes the cabinet includes the vice premier and foreign minister Chen. Civil war tensions rise as Amoy bank incident draws police to secure the Central Bank area. Casualties reported with several injured in clashes linked to banks and gold trading amid black market rates.
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Sun Fo
Addina
Fromler
Reuters
Anewey
Min- Chen
Ant Verman
New Coinage For India Opened For Approval In Parliament
Specimens of redesigned coinage with altered letters were submitted for the King's approval at yesterday's Parliament meeting. The Times notes the coins will be struck at the Royal Mint from January, with some delay before public reaction is possible.
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London
MCC Leads Against Natal in Flat Innings Loss
In Durban MCC dominated Natal County in a one sided match at Lavtimuth yesterday. MCC bowled Natal out for 184 with Gladwin and Jenkins taking key wickets. Simigoon top scored for MCC with 38 while Palmer added 34 and Tremiset contributed 83 not out.
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Durban
M.ge
Natal
Kangaroos Visit France for Rugby League Games
The Australian team Tongue touring party arrived from England and are welcomed in France. They head to Toulouse to play a French league match, continuing their Rugby League tour in Europe.
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England
Toulouse
Albutyna Village Hit by Torrential Floods In October Outcry
Reports from Albutyna describe 00 feet deep floods causing deaths and displacing villagers. Communications went dead Tuesday and residents accuse nun run convoy of punishment for immorality. Red Cross teams aid evacuees as authorities assess damage.
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Albutyna
Albuter Sn South
Albuteire Sis
Ula
Tale
Raers
Jowsly- Ing
Ethiopia seeks trial of Italian marshals
London reports Ethiopia demands surrender for trial of Italian marshals for war crimes. Notes from the London legation request Britain, France, Russia and the United States to pressure Italy to hand over the suspects for trial.
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Ethiopia
London
Yala
Marah Basoglio
Vezian
Legation
Britain
France
Russia
Italy
French Premier Stakes Future On 1949 Budget Plan
Paris report says Prime Minister Queuille will back his government with a 7,000 million pound budget for 1949. He told the National Assembly that France must reform taxation and curb living costs or risk losing American aid. He pledged sweeping tax reforms and measures to reduce the cost of living if approved.
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Paris
Queuille
National Assembly
France
Government faces backlash over social responsibility in health service
Senator McKenna criticizes proposed government health measures, arguing no control of medical practice and warning of limited doctor training. He cites free medicines debate and calls for cautious reform, while highlighting existing health funding and constitutional limits on Commonwealth power.
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Genaz
Social Repo
McKenna Inez
We Maines eHealth
McKenna Soraina
Sir Henry New
Dia
Unos
Benatar McKennsele
Dlas
Fark
Ponta of Tasue
Nesith Service
Henstor McXenna
Ube Counecil
Inil
Ama
Wes
Ita
S Jaint
McKenna
Cnif
Plana
Mr Heana
Commonwealth
Authoritim
BALA
Fragmentary racing notes hint at favorites and figures
A garbled sports clipping outlines a race with a favorite and several figures. It mentions eight numbers and various acceptors for the event, but the exact details, names, and outcomes are unreadable in the fragment.
Overdoss and SlemPing Fult Take Over
A garbled report notes a disruption in a family sequence involving Kareien and a hospital, with references to an accidental pill use and a police investigation. Names include Benda and Hayat Wows, suggesting a local domestic incident and succession dispute.
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Kareien
Hee
Hayat
Party for Children of Deceased Airmen
About 200 children attended a holiday event hosted by the Air Force Womens Association and the Air Bage Association. The program featured a visit from Father Christmas and traditional Regalm plays, with toy conveys given to the youngsters.
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den Penned
Air Porce
Cheaknes
Treatment for Quamam Lin Delays at Christmas Schedule
Fragmented text mentions delays and a Christmas period related to travel or processing. Key names or places are unclear, but the item signals an event or treatment affecting an individual named Quamam Lin and a December timeframe tied to an airport or travel.
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