New Communist Truce Plan At Korean Talks
Negotiators in Munsan report the communists proposed a new truce plan and urged it be considered tomorrow in secret. UN chief Major General William Biarnson asked for adjournment until tomorrow to study the move as talks continued despite questioning the plan's approach. The session lasted 37 minutes before adjournment, with a resumption set for the next local time tomorrow.
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Munsan
Thursley
United Nations
William Biarnson
Tomorcow
Korean Assembly Hopes Dash to Vote Amid Tense Roundup
In a volatile scene at Pusan, South Korea, police roundup foiled reluctant politicians as Assembly members gathered for a tense session. The majority, numbering around 120 to 131, faced pressure to approve constitutional changes amid corruption probes and calls to oust the president.
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Monideriny
Bes Mos Fetaawert
Man Raipest
Barilee
Whee
Aamo Bly
la Tiel
Kiombelves
Taft Tactics Win Delegates for Convention
Taft forces gain delegates as Eisenhower supporters lose ground in Georgia. Taft slate seizes control of county machinery and state committee decisions, shifting the delegation balance. Sources note Taft majority among delegates and competing party maneuvers ahead of a nominating convention.
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Taft
Tefte Eisenhower
Tarkspurseed
Eisenhower
U N Move for Germ War Inquiry Voted by Security Council
A majority of the Security Council backed a proposal for a formal inquiry into alleged German wartime chemical and germ warfare charges. The vote featured absences and veto threats, with members from the United States and allies pressing for investigation while Soviet bloc nations showed resistance.
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Thucruny
Security Council
Ehilrved
Pripou
Thempol
Mmuniat
Snape
Rusa
Bruel
Netherland
Tiley
France
Chile
Foreign Aid Vote By Congress
Washington Thursday The Beau Appropriation Committee advanced a 600 million allotment for foreign aid as the Hewner Fee Dils, rail and others raised objections. The committee members debated how the money would be spent and warned delays could follow.
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Washington
Milton
Rain Washes Out Play At Wimbledon Championship
Wimbledon play halted by heavy rain with officials canceling schedule for most of the day. Notable matches delayed. Berney ton heavy and later results show Drobny over Sedgman, and Frank Gedeman with Jan Drobny advancing as favorites struggle.
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Wimbledon
Faun
Wien
Spwatatora
Wiiwbtedan Minn
Wim Bo
Amoricnn Haw
Cart
Frank Gedeman
Jan Drobny
Mervyn Roa
Drainy
Tayi
Jurvalay
Drahny
Japs allege terror by British forces in Kure attack report
An amidships wartime dispatch claims Japanese forces accuse British Commonwealth troops of terror in Kure. The article cites named officials and newspapers from Tokyo to London, with references to April trials, crimes in the Kats area, and warnings of renewed Allied action. It also notes a Persian ban on UK technicians and quotes statements on sovereignty and intervention.
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Tokyo
Korn
Akshi
Carin Leer
William Bridgeford
Am- Dasanilnr
Raval Walker
Sonferreit
Aart Wan
Tovay
Apaper
Tom Olatin
Corvign Woldlore
Kats
Austratiann
Omehide All Pon the Griversiont
Itanlf
Mowcx Tiey
Selwyn Blvd
Britain
Farmonin
U.K
NEW Yorm
Thurecay
Tran
Unitos Nationm
Beannanic
Wnt Savi
Conyeat Yoateriay
Tnt Ik
Brivian
Tracy
Collnell
Gem
Iim
Dead Man's Kidney Saves Woman's Life in Yononto
A fractured 19th century notice reports a dramatic medical incident where a donor kidney from a deceased man aided a woman’s survival. The account lists names and places with uncertain details but centers on a life saved through kidney transplant.
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Riley
Dean
Bern
Dornthy
Sofia
Norma
Royal visit to Australia planned in 1954 tour
Commonwealth ministers foresee Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh touring Australia in March and April 1954. The plan spans roughly March 1 to May 1 with delays linked to King George VI’s death, and includes London and Canberra discussions on travel, timing, and event arrangements for the royal couple.
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Australia
Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
George
George VI
Carling
Commonwealth
House of Representatives
London
Tle
Mara St
Tne
Royal Counly
Kenthe Baer Gothie
Quevonand
Economic Figures Show Mixed Improvement Across Nations
Fragmented remarks from a Finance Ministry meeting note that deficits and currency shifts influenced the quarter. Officials cited 1982 figures contrasting reserves and external debt while outlining policy impacts on the United States, Britain, and Europe.
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Gr. Lkerver
Allen
Mitor
Rivnit
Butler
Tooiy
Ras Motrin
Baer
Igaminona
Enert
United States
Cinecit Im oMiaja
Miaraln
Gila
Eoualderwine
Britain
Europe
Political Stir Over Alexander Speech At Westminster Crisis
The report details a heated debate around Lord Alexander's remarks during a cabinet briefing. Opposition voices press for resignation and question whether the remarks implicate the government in a broader indiscretion.
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Alexander
London
Labour
Lanasey
Bestlal
Flak Marahal
Lord Alexander
Tell Ing
Claude Chabanaer
Halie of
Lukes
Orem
Aria
Mati Xakttt
Mit
Ig Lodge
AC Vaters
Carona Club
Korea
Cabinet Crisis Looms Over Mr Clive Evatt
Sydney reports a cabinet crisis as ministers oppose Mr Clive Evatt appearing at a Liquor Royal event. Disputes surround Evatt’s possible appearance for North Sydney ALP candidate Mr D L Geraghty with some ministers urging restraint and threat of caucus action. The row hints Evatt may face moves affecting the cabinet and party unity.
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Clive Evatt
Sydney
N.S.W
Mr. Clive
Evat
Labour
North Sydney
Dl. Geraghty
Weraenty
Lailbatt Party
Th. Alp
Tate’ Alvesion
Tate Tonigne
Raporte
Cab
Br. Heagnty
Eve
Cunlih
Fevalt
Loan Council
Me Cahill
Weirwen
Heffrun
Evatt
Rosin
Wil
Judge Withdraws Mr Evatts in full commission hearing
The judge withdraws Mr Evatts and orders leave to appear before the Commission. The proceedings reference Sydney Morning Herald coverage and include remarks about witness attendance, examination timing, and courtroom events. The commission considers Farner questions and executive actions as it weighs the case and determines further steps.
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MR. Evatts
Mr Tiret
Ryan
de He Geraghty
Ayer
Sydney
Brunie
Evra Dunes
Nora
Evatti
Mtr
New Bush Fire Brigade at Fairlight
A meeting of the Fairlight brigade was held at Wetvettny night. Officers listed include President Mrs, secretary Mr D Biyan, and sewers J Wi Webh CR Retaineh WB feMurs Praeagtl Ye. The event introduced a new bush fire brigade for the area.
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NEW Bush Fire Brigade
Fairlight
Pairlight Brigade
Wetvettny Iight
Wid
Wintec
Chadtsuna
Omeerbonyepa
D. Biylan
World Bank Loan For Australia
A garbled report discusses a World Bank loan related to Australia. It mentions potential terms, counterparties, and possible implications for funding projects, though many details are obscured by OCR errors. The article hints at international financial arrangements and national reactions without clear specifics.
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Miawe
Lilie
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