War flags shift as air force pilots to Japan and Korea updates
Reported by wartime dispatches in Sydney and St Louis outlines RAAF pilots set to be flown to Japan from Australia, replacements for Mur tang forces bound for Korea, and a Manila note that a submarine surfaced 40 miles from the capital. Details remain unclear with numbers undisclosed.
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Australia
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Manila
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Bokerman
South Korean Front Faces Heavy North Korean Attacks
A United Press dispatch from Suwon reports the South Korean Army collapsing under a major North Korean assault and American ground troops sustaining the first casualties in Korea. Australians join air operations, with U.S. reinforcements rushed to the front as Hong Kong and Tokyo outlets note the widening conflict along the Han River near Seoul.
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Miicartnay
South Korea
United Press
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Han River
Seoul
Korea
Epokeaman Ol Prakg
Emuth Om Onan
Agen
Ware
Anator Times
Tevday
Tach
Moreas
Arenyst Vision Vaeters
Toeeen
Generel
MacArthur
Molotov Linked to Red Mastermind Allegations
In a radio broadcast, Drew Pearson claimed Soviet Deputy Premier Vyacheslav Molotov chaired a Rouen war committee and set up headquarters on Sakhalin Island. The Communist Radio later said North Korea would seize South Korea’s property and monopoly capital, while Australia to Korea signaled wheat and barley imports.
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0.S
Molotov
Pearson
Sakhalin Garland
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Samme
Comsmuniat
Se Dul Radio
North Korea
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Ies
Umdala
Australia
Catinet
Aue Eatin
Tupan
Whitt
Use of B C O F Urged in U S A
Report notes Australia forces may be flown to Korea as part of an international aid effort. American and Australian planes bombed targets near Seoul Beoul and Beoul, with Mustang escort. Losses include downed aircraft. MacArthur command reports bridgeheads under pressure and supply lines tightening.
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MacArthur
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Japan
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Artilery
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Meoul
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Rin
Britiah
Rec
Roman Pathe
Roy Petipren
Patrick
Pyongtalk
Defence Council To Meet Tomorrow In Canberra
The Defence Council will hold a special meeting next Wednesday. Federal ministers for the Army Navy and Air will attend along with National Services Minister Rob. The council is expected to discuss the Slimy report on the Australian Army and consider speeding up national service.
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Ube Defence Connell
No British Troops From Malaya
Reported remarks from Singapore quote Field Marshal Sir William Slim stating the Malayan campaign is more important than Korea events. He notes the need to defend Malaya and reassure allies while British forces reassess deployments amid the regional conflict.
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Ringapore
Mona
Malaya
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Willian Slim
Formosan Move Civil War Angle Feared
U S thaw advised Chinese Nationalist Government on Formosa to consult General MacArthur before sending troops. State Department disclosed Nationalists offered about 9 000 troops and naval units. U S response warned of deep opposition and risk of widening the civil war to Korea.
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Formosa
MacArthur
Flores
State Department
U.A
Thia
Foemoas Sahawna
Arthur
South Korea
North Korea
Korea
Britain
Australia
Chinese Reds May Move to Manchuria Reports Say
Feuer reports General Lin Piao plans to deploy 30 000 troops to Manchuria from Hainan in a move described by Hunene and Can n Lin sources. The order, said to be issued July 1, would affect the Kortan Peoples' Republic. North Korea is also said to be mobilising lightly as quoted by the Chinese Communist News Agency.
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AAP Feuer
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Hainan
Manchuria
Geneva
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Chinese
Communist Newa Agency
Poport
Kortan Peoples’ Republic
Red News Demands US Withdrawal Front Page War Read
Fragmented, garbled OCR departs reveal a front page editorial urging US withdrawal amid world opinion on war. Mentions world peace, imperialism, and reactions in Germany and Wall Street, referencing Communists and third world concerns.
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Dacia
Wall Street
Germany
Parliament to Meet: Prime Minister to Report on Korea Action
Parliament prepares to hear a report from Prime Minister Mr Jew on Korea action. A parliamentary adjournment may follow as debate centers on United Nations stance and Australian government measures amid speculation of deflation and external pressures.
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Meaglen
One Unites Nations
North Korea
Gua
Mts
Ice
Communist Party
United Mathers
Tee Bco
P. Torres
Japan
Ty Gomerel
Aetna Mae
Men- Nos
Ferg Cnt
Mehzies
United Nations
Parlia
New Senators Labour Majority Reduced in Latour Tasmania
Fragmented OCR text reports New Senators and a reduced Labour majority in the Tasmanian Latour senate race. Mentions Clothier Labour, possible percentages, and references to the government’s position and unrelated historical terms.
Jubilee Plans Going Ahead in Canberra Meeting
An executive committee in Canberra approved immediate actions for Jubilee celebrations. Members discussed partnerships with states and colonies, promoting participation across the federation and scheduling events to honor the Jubilee across public and ceremonial avenues.
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Canberra
Ubes
Labour Executive To Meet Tomorrow
A Labour party executive meeting is slated for tomorrow in Ayesiney Wentenday to discuss policy on the Korean War. The party aims to set its stance amid calls from members and supporters for a clear position on national defense and allied actions.
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Awseraian Labour Party
Ayeiney
Aan
IMEC
Hederal
Atic
WB Poitien
NCO
British Cabinet Attles To Speak In London
Fragmentary report notes British Cabinet discussions in London about Walent reports and proposed abatement measures. Mentions Mr Attles and committee actions with unclear context and several garbled phrases.
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London
Attlen
Caninét Bessener Committee
Bmchmdes Hlety
Rta Ot
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