Atomic power timeline hinges on nations pact says Oliphant
Canberra interview quotes Prof M L Oliphant predicting harnessed atomic power within 10 to 15 years if control agreements are reached. He cautions against an arms race, noting abundant uranium and thorium but stressing that practical power generation depends on governance and continued research.
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Atomic Energy Control Commission
M. L. Oliphant
Canberra
Turing
Pital
Ira Leehne
Aeeeria
Technologica
Peices
Akamic Menier
Hébive i & Bork
Range Wien
Peter Power
Bremune
Uwe
Rhs
Depatise
of Enh
Atomit
Rlvin
America
peeTery
Strider
Ieee
Bruin Ems
ARINES TO EASE SHORTAGE WITH TING POWER
In a naval deskparvte report from London a plan aims to slow shortages by boosting power supply. The note mentions submarines at a port and a projected 2,000 ton capacity, signaling adjustments to sustain wartime operations and logistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arines
Ting Power
Tondon
Thurailuy
Hmrina Ake
Naval
Pesruaeni
Vesmin
Gomtrath
Witness Shops Target Racketa In Planned Market Controls
Garbled text describes shops used as witnesses to counter crime with government oversight. It mentions a 500 unit plan in Parke and restrictions on shop owners under special content provisions. The passage implies price controls and monitoring in a market area with witnesses and government involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Dara Bhuyes
Orien
Per Ceenk
Parke
Thorn
Mach
Abops
Wallace Attacks Churchill in Anglo American Row
The article reports Wallace, depicted as former U.S. vice president, accusing Churchill of waging a controversial strategy. It mentions an alleged plan involving dynamite and a church attack context, citing alleged editorial claims and sensational rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thurming
Winton Churchr
Rt Sete
U's
Panty Wallaor
Wallare Siecka
Seventeen Die From Freezing in Hamburg Scare
Reports from Hamburg confirm seventeen deaths due to freezing amid a German control crackdown. The tragedy follows warnings of harsh conditions and widespread displacements as authorities tighten relocations and civilian orders.
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London
Thuiradey
Rere
Amyr
Unclear OCR Sports Brief with Names and Scores
Fragmented text from a New York football and golf brief mentions names like AWin J. aris and Sharaplonakiy. References a December date, a 3,000 dollar sum, and fourball play with unclear results.
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New York
Thireday
Ation
el Intarcat
Awin J. Aris
Buty
Serine
Nacional
Sharaplonakiy
Dunilry
General Marshall Named U S Secretary of State
Washington reports via Reuters that diplomats expect strong stance from General George Marshall who has been nominated by President Truman. Senate approval awaited as White House signals plans to announce the decision soon and discuss implications for U S policy toward China and Russia.
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Washington
Mancow
George Marshall
United States
Reuters
General Marshall
Truman
Marshall
United Staten Benate
Riniogt
Dorters
Berat
Rye
Truam
Gerveral Macnall
Danien’ Byron
Associated Press
Toxmarre
Byrnes
Ely
Renate
Pep Fe Termatn
Brora
Ims
Gediey
Ani
Republican Party
Mpakearwan
Cabinet Resigns After Lima Assassination of Editor
Peru’s cabinet resigns en masse following the assassination of La Prensa editor in Lima. The incident triggers an immediate investigation by the Chamber of Deputies as authorities pursue the gunmen and review press safety amid political tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Prensa
Lima
Resig
Vrancieco
Nto
Pharmaceutica
Mmeager
Asnovisiey
Mauaasin
Bert
Deri
Picardo Alcalie Mongrut
Une Rewapapes
la Prenan
Guriand
Peru
Alanve
Internabona
Coumpany Monopoliatie Concen Aive
Developmeit of Perus
Vian Ob
Lule Alberto
Handhes
Aasen Aviation
Chamber of Deputies Haa Ord
French Press Idle in Paris Amid Wage Strike
Paris editors refuse a 25 percent wage increase causing widespread newspaper suspensions in several provinces. The French National Union backs the move while managers counter with a stoppage of presses, leaving Paris and provincial towns without papers.
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Paris
Thucwlay
France
Paria
Adkia
Printope Begat
Prentow
Atriite
Torve
Nerrasad wHires
nswanapLy
Oye
Hockett
Vatican condemns attacks on church and press liberty
In a serene reply the pope addressed antisecular weeks of unrest. He questioned the unconditional liberty of press and cinema undermining religious and moral foundations. He urged the papal noble audience in Canal Mall to uphold public virtue.
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Vatican City
Ope
Canal
Postman Covers 1564 Miles in 57 Days
Report from Adelaide notes George Lackwood 47 posbiman completed a long road journey seeking time off in Fremantle or Sydney area. He reportedly travelled over 1500 miles in just 57 days with limited breaks amid challenging conditions and steady progress.
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Adelaide
George Lackwood
Posbiman
Quadruplets Die After Birth in Glamorgan County Hospital
Four newborns in Glamorgan County died after birth at a London hospital on Monday night. Only one girl survived, and authorities report the others died in infancy. The incident prompted an official inquiry and investigation.
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London
Glamorgan
Pital
Paris surprised at Chinese island move
Paris reacts to the Chinese occupation of Parcel Island in the South China Sea about 130 miles east of Indochina as announced in Nanking. France previously occupied the island after World War I and expresses disbelief at the international heat over the action.
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Paris
Parcelleland
Wa Sea
Indo-China
Nanking
Hee
France
Ialand
Serana
Sapan
Vietnam Teams for Cease Fire in Bonn Conference
Vietnam teams push for cease fire as talks resume after talks in Bangkok. Reports indicate the Vietnammese government seeks to restore the status quo and resume negotiations toward independence and a lasting peace.
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Vietnam
Bangkok
Hochimunty
Brenan
Cems
Wynting
Fen
Vietnare Republica De‘mande
French Forces Could Deploy From Europe Amid Vietnam Tensions
Partial dispatch notes French troops potentially moving from Europe to Indo China as pressure mounts. Estimates place 50 000 to 11 000 troops in Cochin China with overall Vietnamese operations expanding. observers warn this could mark the war's largest action yet as France seeks safe hostages and military leverage.
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Remem Donertera
French Foreign Legion
Ameren
Ani Chinewe Cunauia
Aina
Vietnam
Mits Eetiiood
Gas Workers Halt Sydney Plants Face Escalating Standstill
Sydney gas workers and unions forced a complete halt at Oyster Bay Manly and Mortlake works as government intervention moved to secure coal stocks and gas supplies. Officials said up to 300 000 users could be affected while talks continued and a government administrator was appointed to oversee operations.
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Sydney
Mortlake
Onli
Oyster Bay End
Manly Works
Morgane
Tewae
Caslight Company
van Drikery
Ldah Fox
Min. Helland
Taki
Macquarie
Gan Etrihie
Hawtland
Bone
Abit
Mortinke Eaily
Unin
Jeter
Airihe
Anianiata
MarUake
Palma
Sydheyges
Pendin
North Shore Gas Co Waa
Harbour
Tindale
Lake Miammaeon
Raul
Women Volunteers to Lead Coal Strike Action In Victoria
A United Women's Movement meeting in Melbourne urged 70 000 members to volunteer for coal delivery to gas works to ease shortages. Premier Cain said no law allows forcing work. authorities plan to suspend supplies and maintain gas production while avoiding compulsory labor.
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Aitaried Stata
Soma Menourne Samen
Ue United Women's Movewest
Amatesrey Apple Fs Riley
Mouswvsivab Associe
Melhhane
Thuretay
Caintald
Victoria
Brempingere
Caersinty
ACTA
Auonk
Ace
Gum Works
Ens
Anti Hindu Campaign in Assam Sparks Mounting Tensions
A chaotic report from Calcutta describes an announced movement in Assam led by the Assam Moslem Cenguri with 10,000 volunteers opposing the Hindu government. The piece notes rising political agitation and fears of sectarian clash in the region.
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Assam
Calcutta
Thuresay
Cenguri
Royal Servant Dies at Windsor Castle
London notes the death of the oldest royal servant Mrs Sulin Wile at Windsor Castle aged ninety. She served the royal household for decades and was remembered by the prince and court as a devoted attendant.
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London
Thureday
Sulin Wile
Progmore Windaer Castle
Food Crisis Follows Winding Up of UNR E A
London reports forecast a global food crisis as the United Nations winding up its operations in UNR E A nears December 31. Commander Jackson warns that political actions have endangered capital investment and could trigger severe disruption unless decisive measures are taken.
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London
Thanetay
Erie
Unigra
Jackaoni
WLW
Avatralian
Jackson
U.N RA
Clute
U.nieala
U.nrila
Usn.eaca
Eive
Mente ‘Co
Usnrala
Armoured car delivers Davis Cup amid arrival confusion
Reported theft of the Davis Cup after arrival in Australia sparks confusion during a travelling ceremony at a City Mall. Non playing captain Walter Pate and players face questions as Frank Parker announces the event went ahead with reduced stakes.
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Lot Anorles
United” Beaton
Ene
Frank Kramer
Tet
Schrooser
Milletli Arcved Gomeracy
Schroider
Bad Angeles
Walter Pate
Davin Quad
Collinge
Australia
Mameneton
Ware Mae
Frank Parker
Police Raids in Madras Costly Wall Street Fire
Police raids in Madras likely tied to a major fire at a New York wharf caused extensive damage and property losses. Officials report thousands of dollars in destruction, with investigations focusing on labor unions and trade organizations active in the area.
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N.Y
New York
Ted
London
Thurmday
Madran Trade Uni
Srecone
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Eni
Atmbic
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Iy Juenal Hanein, Vine Chairraas( Var the Palestine Kran Higher Committee
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Arab On Earth
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Britain
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