Thisties BB v West Ee Teck case brief notes
Fragmentary OCR text references legal parties Turner Reavers Martanat Went v CFO March 1 High 7 Hospital D Gram Baptist Tetopes 1 Nov High 10 Rev Grammar. The readable items suggest a court or legal matter with dates and percent figures but details are unclear.
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Russian party reshuffle cuts four top leaders and elevates Zhukov
The Soviet Communist Party expands its Praesidium to 15 members amid a purge of four long time leaders. Marshal Georg Zhukov gains full member status while Molotov Malenkov and Kaganovich face censure for opposing Stalinisation and policy directions. A female member, Bhe je Mya Furtyega, joins the new leadership amid Khrushchev’s influence.
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Bheptlov
Praevidium
Georg Zhukov
Communist Party
Eharses
Ding Troy
Soviet Shakeup in Moscow Signals Subtle Policy Shifts
An American expert notes Khrushchev tightening grip amid rumors of a taller, more dominant role. Western and Belgrade observers see limited policy change, while a reshuffled Soviet leadership, including Zhukov’s elevation, draws cautious reactions in Washington and among Yugoslav officials.
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Zhukov
Eisenhower
Runsia
Cash Hoards Recovered From Debris After Hurricane
Debris from Hurricane Audry yields thousands of dollars hoarded by ten residents of Cameron. Authorities hold funds for storm victims as bodies found reach 296 with 60 still unaccounted for. Louisiana properties valued between 33.4 and 44.6 million are noted amid rescue efforts and airlifted livestock from flooded areas.
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Levi- Sana
P. Reuter
Henry Reid
Yo al Propert
Louisiana
Cameron Parish
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Seamen Seek Ban on Australian Atomic Tests
Melbourne seamen urged the Australian Council of Trade Unions to ban handling of all goods connected with atomic tests on the mainland. At a Melbourne meeting they voted unanimously to appeal the ACTU and threatened national industrial action to deter the tests by the Menzies Government.
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Australian Council of Trade Unions
Australia
Menzies
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Blackout Hits Yarralumla After Platform Fire
A morning fire on a platform between two overhead telegraph poles caused a blackout in Bailey Place Yarralumla for over 30 minutes. Firefighters extinguished the blaze around 7 45 a m before it spread beyond a switch box. The poles remained undamaged.
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Yarralumla
Bailey Place
Aga Khan Makes Steady Health Recovery in Geneva
The Aga Khan, who arrived from Persia after a serious health setback, is continuing a normal steady recovery, according to a household member. The update comes as he rests in Geneva with days of improvement noted.
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Geneva
Thurs
Aga Khan
Traces Of Oil At Rough Range No 10
Reports show oil staining and strong fluorescence in a bird song sandstone core from Rough Range No 10 at about 3064 feet. A positive flame test indicates gas presence. formation tests will follow before further coring. Professionals caution against premature conclusions pending exhaustive tests.
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Vapet
Monk Still in China Delays Hit Australian Union
Mr A E Monk president of the Australian Council of Trade Unions remains in hospital at Wuhan Hankow Province with a leg infection. A cable says he cannot leave until July 16 after multiple postponements. The emergency committee will meet in Sydney to decide the venue of the interstate executive meeting on July 19 in Brisbane or Melbourne.
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Australian Council of Trade Unions
A. E. Monk
Monk
China
Wu Han
Hankow
ACT
Bouter
Monk Statling
Souter
Goys
Sydney
Brisbane
Trade balance improves for Australia in key year
The Acting Commons wealth Statistician Mr Carver reports a strong overseas trade result with exports rising to £994,000,000 and imports falling to £718,000,000 for 1957. Canberra estimates invisible payments at about £140,000,000, trimming the final reserve movement to around £100,000,000. Prime Minister Sir Arthur Fadden calls the balance improvement a splendid achievement and notes it strengthens Australia’s payments position despite unresolved longer term issues.
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Canberra
Australia
Mr. Carver
Arthur Fadden
Deficit on Rail Trams Surges Beyond Budgeted Estimate
In 1956/57 Sydney transport deficits for railways trams and buses rose above budget by £1 350 000 with rail losses £5 785 000 and rail passenger revenue below expectations by about £2 000 000. Road transport fared better though still above last year with a combined Sydney Newcastle deficit about £1 250 000 and overall costs trimmed by wage rises taxes and debt charges.
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Enticknap
Sydney
Newcastle
Insurance rate cut urged in Cyprus amid emergency
British insurers in Cyprus proposed halving the emergency rate premiums, now raised to 12 times normal, after nearly four months without Eoka violence. The move aims to reduce costs for lot and civil commitments during the ongoing emergency period.
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Nicosta, Thurs
A.a.p.reuter
Cyprus
Thomson and Crampton Rise in British Open Standings
Australians Peter Thomson and Bruce Crampton moved into contention after round two of the British Open at St Andrews. Thomson fired a 69 while Crampton slipped to 73, leaving Scot Eric Brown briefly leading with a 72 for a 139 total after half the field had completed play.
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Thura
P. Reuter
Peter ‘Thomson
Bruce Crampton
Fendera
Thomson
Crampton
Tremors Shake Orange District Prompt Warning From Police
Widespread earth tremors rattled houses in the Orange district and were felt in Molong and Manildra. Shocks lasted under two seconds as pictures toppled and lampshades rocked while police said residents were not alarmed by the brief event.
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Orange
Orange District
Molong
Manildi
Gold watches seized in customs raid aboard liner Changte
Customs officers found watches valued over 800 in a sald aboard the liner Changte berthed at Woolloomooloo. The Changte had arrived in Sydney from Eastern ports on Tuesday after a voyage from an undisclosed port. no further details were provided.
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Woolloomoaloe
Sydney
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