Eisenhower Surges at Republican Nominating Convention
Reports from Chicago indicate General Dwight Eisenhower leads in pledged convention votes with 616 delegates to Taft’s 480 as the GOP convention seats pro Eisenhower and pro Taft delegations. Analysts forecast Eisenhower’s nomination while Taft supporters argue for continued contest.
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Eisenhower
Taft
Chicago
Robert Taft
Anuar
Osnaval
Hay
Georea
Ewenhower
Texas
Eusenhower
Thomas Dewey
New York
Minan
Ower
Cary Con
Geroers
Georgia
Tvanns
General i
Senator Fatt
Ganora MacArthur
MacArthur
Truman
Benster Taft
Jaws
Dwight Eisenhower
Fiat
Calgornis
Takeover Demand for Sydney Gas State
A union backed letter urges the BI Government to seize control of the Sydney gas industry. The union claims the company has harmed workers and increased costs, arguing a public takeover would improve service and employment.
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Heda Reealuljan
Cor Se
la Amimtance
Reed
Take Wreels at 225 Ave in AYDOEY Thursday
Fragmentary OCR reads about a railway matter at 225 Avenue involving Wise railways and a ceremony. The text mentions Carlene and dates, but details are garbled.
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Aydoey
Thiraday
Carlene
Witvondt
HS Ly
Asia to Rank Higher in US Policy
The document outlines a foreign policy plank favoring limited foreign aid and restraint by the Truman administration. It argues against overextension, pledges to avoid bankruptcy, and supports a broad World Peace and Security system. It also calls for anti secret committees and closer ties with the American Republics.
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Asia
Chicago
Thureday
Ite Seach Committee
van Deborne
Tates
Bankrpt
Taree
Btaton
Republica
Suspected Arson at Film Studio Draws Inquiry
A police investigator said evidence suggests the fire at a Burbank film studio was set deliberately. About 2,000 actors' headshots and other materials were housed there, with investigators noting possible motives tied to damages and bribe rumors.
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Studig
Guta
MGM Cuts Salaries From Top Executives
MGM cuts salaries of top executives by about 25 to 30 percent, including Molly Wood, as part of a broad cost reduction at the studio. The move targets annual pay roughly around £444,000, with executives at the company subject to the reductions. The announcements come from company leadership led by Att. Dore and President in charge.
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Molly Wood
Matro-Geldwyn-Mayer
Ite
Na Anilara
Dorecharg
Hon
Xtudio Nperaee
Yan Geoen
Thomson Dominates British Open as Thomson Leads
The Australian golfer Peter Thomson leads the British Open after a strong first day finishing with a 36 hole total near the top. Harry Locker and South African Handy Locke feature among early leaders as competitors chase the title at Royal Lytham.
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Lonton
Reretey
Lucife
Brie
Br Thompson
AL ‘ Jorman van Nide
Mieka
Cocke
Van
Thomson
Ane von Mla
Upwomeon
Uth Yee Ina
Peter Thomson
Avatrain
Zealand
Raval Lytham
Tana
Samira
Handy Locke
Colem
Ml Wirake
Arte
Harry
Bradshaye
Abaammer
Weil
Fine Ralitkner
John Manton
A. Gerla
Marry
Weta ‘Ih
Henry ‘Cotten
Bill
Shanieland
Bal Reen
Avinor iLere
Korman
Jean
Five Years Gaal For Radio Operator In Espionage Case
William Marshall a radio clerk, 30, was sentenced to five years gaol for posing confidential information to a Soviet agent. The Old Bailey verdict found him guilty while the foreman noted leniency for Marshall amid a questioning of his conduct.
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Gaal
London
Thurway
William Marshall
Maxahall
Pat
Ectel
Old Bailey
British Oflicia
Murchalt
Pevel Kuanetevy
Alood
Artar
Mars
New Yacht Under Construction in London
In London on Thursday work began on a new yacht described as a caval yacht. The vessel is reported to cost about £1 million and is expected to take roughly two years to complete with hull and fittings underway.
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London
Early Production Plans for Rum Jungle Uranium
Fragmented text outlines government and cabinet actions on uranium development at Rum Jungle. Mentions Australia, international trade, and proposed plant operations, with unclear names and dates due to OCR errors.
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RUM
Big mining project in North Territory at Darwit
A large mining venture near Darwit involves multiple companies linked to zinc and silver prospects at Mainoru and adjacent fields. The plan includes preliminary works expected to unlock major mineral districts in the Northern Territory, with a 104000 pound premium noted for early development.
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N. Territory
Damwin
Tig Aqueuralian Mining Coipany
Wenwl
Hiekory
Big Commons Vote Passes Despite Civil List Disqualification
The government defeated an attempt to curb royal civil list increases as MPs backed a government plan reducing civil allowances. Debate touched on the Hayal Family and Buckingham Palace funding, with Emrys Hildy urging reform and Charles duke figures cited.
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S.A
Janous
Prinarak Muianeet
Charies
Duke of Rainburgh
Herrifed
Wool cheque figures for 1961 62 season details
The document outlines wool cheque figures for the 1961 62 season, with national council notes and various price and weight data. It records totals by region, values realised, and price per unit, including figures for different years and the season’s end.
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Natonal Council of
Wen
Eva Peron Reported Unfit After Medical Examination
A distorted press report says Eva Peron, widow of Juan Peron, underwent medical exam and was deemed not satisfactory in condition. The source mentions a cancer concern and unclear medical status amid Argentine reports and public interest.
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Bunue Aires
Eva Per Fon
Taloh
Eva Peron
Cencer
Leutker Mila
Prices of bricks to rise in ACT buyers face higher housing costs
An official Canberra Department statement indicates brick prices will jump to about £4 per 1000 bricks, aiming to lift housing costs by roughly £12 10s per square. Production disruptions and logistics delays further threaten delivery, with many contractors considering adjusted orders and potential delays in Commonwealth projects.
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Department of Wild Hos
Yesta
Tormey Solners
Memorial College
Just Another Day in Korean Truce Talks at Munsan
Reported talks mark the second year of discussions near Munsan with no progress toward early settlement. UN spokesmen declined to reveal details of concessions or prisoner exchanges sought by both sides amid stalled negotiations.
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Munsan
Reinforcements for Far East Air Strength Boost
Reports state hundreds of U S fighters and air force units are being sent to bolster Far East defenses. Officials say the move aims to strengthen air power as tensions rise in the region. Generals praised the enhanced posture and noted improvements in Allied readiness and coordination.
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Washington
Atrengaben Histon Ar
Waderes
United Bates Air Farce
Romwell
Petra Mae
Alba Vino Exonys
Hares
Mtae
Poe
Japadh
Patric
Keres
Far East
Allemed
Neata
Local wartime roster fragment from Burt and nearby
Fragmentary wartime list names several individuals including Thomas Fitzgerald and Lealle Ewart Bren finn along with others from Burt Perth and Sane Souct. The text appears damaged with garbled phrases and uncertain affiliations.
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Jane Ant
Waris
Thomas Fitzgerald
Burt Perth
W.C
Lealle Ewart Brenfinn
John Henry Hilumphrey Sane
N.bw
Eyes On Queen Marys Atlantic Crossing Mystery Trophy
A garbled report notes Captain Harry Grates Mijove and the liner Queen Mary involved in an Atlantic crossing. The piece mentions a trophy offered by a donor and the Cunard Company, with unclear details on the trophy’s claim or presentation to the United States or liners.
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Queen Mary's
Harry Grates
Mary
United States
Teraphy
Cunard Company
Hi, Hales
Paramen
United Briter Lines
Bliver Pitt Rae
CBO
Abe
UN Commander Objects to Plan for Adviser
The United Nations commander objects to a proposal for a British adviser to the U N mission. British Defence Minister Lord Alexander and Selwyn Leva back the plan but warn it should be coordinated with the United States. The proposal aims to advise at the river crossing and align allied commands while preserving the element of surprise and international coordination.
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Wasmururrar, Mureany
Tated
Rupreme Andar
Ceneral Musk Eia
Clarkin
Willicey
Seoul
Meni Canning & Poll Fleet Oriety
Kingland
Lord Alexander
Min Wler
Selwyn Leva
Buate
Tokyo
Ao International Ata
Mark Clark
United Statie Am
Blaken Mozelg
Karwan Aitaire
Elian
Sar
Maccomphl
Evidence of Germ Warfare Debate in Parliament
The debate centers on whether there was valid evidence of germ warfare in Korea. The minister faces questions about wartime proof and cautions that declaring specifics may inflame public opinion.
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Hewlett
Lloyd
Soviet Vetoes MLN Resolution in United Nations
The Soviet Union vetoed a United Nations Security Council draft resolution seeking condemnation of germ warfare in Korea. The vote was 8 to 1 in favor with the American proposal supported by the British and others. The outcome suggested moving toward General Assembly consideration and possible action on the charge.
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Sue
Sonaar
United Bretre
Eenent Groms
Tecoh Malik
Koreg
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