Gas stoppages and disarmament talks across nations
In Sydney and Melbourne a national energy and disarmament crisis unfolds as gas stoppages prompt calls for parliamentary action. Leaders press for emergency measures while the United Nations Security Council debates general Assembly resolutions and world control of atomic energy amid ongoing disarmament negotiations.
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Women Seek Coal Role Amid Strike Turbulence
Amid a coal strike, women volunteers express willingness to deliver coal to gas works and sustain shortages. Reports describe anxious efforts to manage dispatch in a tense atmosphere, with minor violence and warnings observed as households brace for continued disruptions.
Nationalisation of Electric Supply in Britain
London reports government move toward central control of electric power. A central authority will own undertakings, unify supply systems, and promote cheaper, standardized distribution nationwide except North England. The plan references the Hydroelectric Development Act and aims for an efficient economic system across Great Britain.
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Lima Killing Triggers National Protest and Blocked Business
Citizens fill streets in Lima after the assassination of Francisco Dhuna, editor of Memorin News Paper Ta. Prensa, drawing thousands to his funeral while supporters claim political crime and call for justice as business stalls across the city.
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Talks Start in Meat Strike Amid Settlement Push
The Australian Meat Board began exploratory talks today in New South Wales chaired by Mr Us Abbe. Officials said the conference aims to renew discussions toward resolving the meat dispute and warned a regional extension could occur if government action is not taken.
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24 Perish From Cold In Hamburg
London reports 24 deaths from cold in Hamburg and across Germany and Europe. Britons scramble to allocate transport for coal and electricity as the Rhine freezes river traffic halts. Coal shortages close Berlin factories while workers idle and crematoria expand to cope.
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Greek Threat to Fire on Unknown Aircraft
Greek Foreign Office spokesman said unidentified planes fly over Northern Greece at night, aiding guerilla bands. Grash Government warned it would shoot them down if flights continue. Three government troops were killed in attacks in Kaaloria and West Marretonia. bodies recovered amid mutilation claims.
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Reds Oppose Reshuffle of Blum Cabinet
Paris dispatch notes French Communists oppose a cabinet reshuffle under Blum amid a government push to stabilize credit. Bank of France plans deflationary moves, raising discount rate from 1.5 to 3 percent to curb inflation, while authorities hope tighter credit will pressure traders.
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Transport Strike Relief Plan Amid London Disruption
The government considers emergency measures to relieve a transport strike affecting food and essential services. A contingency deployment of troops is discussed as 1600 workers from 18 can depart join the protests. A meeting to review the situation is postponed to Sunday with further actions possible if workers do not return.
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First U S Socialist Split in Italy and Labor Talks
A European socialist split surfaces as Moduliat Party leaders oppose close Communist collaboration. The International conference of experts from nine nations calls for a 37 hour week for miners and a wages rise. In Washington, President Truman unveils a budget of 87.8 billion dollars with 37.7 billion in revenue and forecasts tax changes and postal rate adjustments amid wartime finance concerns.
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Arabs Boycott London Talks Over Palestine Crisis
The Palestine Arabs reject an invitation to attend a London conference, urging a safer settlement and urging Britain to reassess Jewish immigration and statehood. The piece notes European Jewry and migration debates, with commentary from international officials and editors.
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French protest over Arabian oil rights dispute
French officials condemns United States and Britain for unilateral oil concessions in Saudi Arabia. They say the 1925 treaty obligations under the Petroleum Company agreement are breached and urge observance of the IG2K accord.
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Valta Pact Blamed for Friction in Northwest Asia
Fragmented dispatch from New York outlines tensions blamed on the Valta Pact affecting Northwest Asia, with references to Manchuria and areas near the Far East. The report notes civilian impact and the stance of American and British observers.
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Australia weighs tariff changes amid international talks
Australia prepares for tariff reforms amid discussions with trading partners and a forthcoming cabinet review. Prime Minister Chifley held talks with Post-War Reconstruction Director Coombs as deliberations continue on potential tariff relaxations under an international trade framework.
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American Airlines Endures Heavy Losses in 1940
An aviation survey shows American Airlines and major carriers posting sharp losses for the year ended September 1940 despite some growth in express and air freight. Net revenue declined and profits fell across the industry while expansion and travel demand faced economic strain. The Civil Aeronautics Board notes that reasonable returns on capital are possible with realistic economics and better reliability.
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Rail Collision Tragedy Amid Poison Gas Incident
A crowded rail yard disaster results in numerous injuries as chlorine gas leaks from damaged barrels. Fire crews fight to contain fumes while grieving families gather near the wrecked train in a town where rescuers work through the night.
Negotiator of Axis Surrender Arrives in Sydney
Major General Atrio, noted for negotiating Axis surrender in Italy and Germany for Britain, arrived in Sydney today to confer on defence matters with British Defence Minister and officials.
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Police Fire on Bombay Rioters in Scarmay Riot
A chaotic night in Bombay ends with casualties as police fire on rioters during clashes. Reports are unclear with injuries and deaths cited among the crowd, while patrols work to restore order amid scattered accounts.
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Norwegian force for Germany event reports casualties at funeral march
A damaged dispatch notes a crowd panicked when a lorry crashed into mourners during a funeral march. The official communique tallies 12 additional deaths, 1,400 people affected, and 210 injured as Norwegian forces prepare to move toward Germany this weekend.
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Rapid Fall of M C C Wickets In Hobart Match
A fragmented report details MCC's collapse in Hobart with Murfett taking three for TB and later bowlers like Clark and Miller contributing. The Combined team marked strong bowling with several key dismissals, finishing at 27K and the Combined 11 reaching 20 in the chase.
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Ashes Retained as MCC Hails Australian Supremacy
The MCC led by Major HL Howard congratulates Australia on retaining the Ashes after Hobart fixtures. Notes say engagement strengthened by a young lineup and hints at continued dominance for years, with expectations of improved performance from emerging players.
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