State Labour Executive May Be Dismissed
A report details internal turmoil as a federal inquiry contemplates removing the state Labour Executive. A list of 40 names for the new leadership was submitted to federal authorities with background histories. The federal body asserts authority to intervene in the state party to address mismanagement and to preserve party control amid a disciplinary conference and upcoming federal meetings.
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Witigerst
Dovthse
Federal Authority
Teatoral
Eve Treday
Ktm iLou
Ube Nwsw
Becuive
Poller
Eremathee
MSW
Ie Purty
Windapent
Hwee Wealey
Sir Samuel Hordern Dies After Illustrious Life in Banking and Trade
Sir Samuel Hordern, aged 18? died after long illness, survived by a son and two daughters. Former chairman of AMP Society and Perpetual Trustees, he led Anthony Hordern and Son and Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, with family interests in the company. Cremation planned at Northern Suburbs Crematorium with service at Market Darling Point.
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Bir Samuel
Wils Troightnodd
Waupany
Iealt
Tufia Boon
Uts
Bir
Samuel Waa
Conmonwealth Bank
Word
Ohairman
AMP, Society, Dirortm
Perpetual Teasthe Company
Anthony Hordern
Yrres Ehhairman
Royal Piinn
Alfred Hospitel
Samus
Ikea
Agelentural
Ty Eesien
RAAB
Inkswan
Simo
Jivviern
Gailspar
Ayeieryiman
John Brown
Tiehmonnt Mainy
Coyie Remoea
Véonriane
England
Summil 3
Lowy Horioyn
Hugbert Sealinie
Royal Prince Altres Hospital
Tomnbeht
SY Samuel
Samuel
Darling Pott
Brewers Offer Tankards to Jop Cricketers
A muddled report notes Brewers offering ten tankards to a Jubilean cricket team for performances, with references to players such as Peter Ron Aschet and Neil ey and mentions of double centuries and case prizes.
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Lendon
Bunlay
sAuctrallan Nth
Bnghen
Hrm
Willer
Peter Ron Aschet
Neiley
Jack Rutherford
Colin
Gewarey
Victor Wile
Tome Herbert Padget
Aban
Oakemian
Dle Prt
Buutihass
England Test Probables for the Australasian Series
The English team selection lists 13 players named as likely for the upcoming test series against Australia. Captains, batsmen, bowlers, and all-rounders are arranged, with names including Daley, Lake, Richard, Ward, and Grayeray among others, as potential starters. The selections indicate positions and possible lineup ahead of the first test.
Demonstrations Begin in Bombay Amid Street Clashes
Reported demonstrations in Bombay escalate as crowds protest actions by Congress Party supporters. Police detained several protesters while stones were thrown at shops, with authorities moving to close premises to curb unrest.
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Bomisay
Sunny Gap Eulers
Polloe
Sed Learas
Congress Party
Wool Men Demand Continued Wool Sale Amid Conference Turmoil
A Wool Men conference in New South Wales urged ongoing wool sales amid dispute over prices and a potential strike. Officials from the Primary Producers Union and Wool and Meat Producers Council planned talks with the Federal Government as warnings of disrupted sales spread across Queensland and Western Australia.
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Gisiaines
Mxperfort
Nsw
Iredeea
Wueensiind
Indus
Wind Court
Neuvchs
Niles Pastoril
Annfex Excape
Western Australia
Berane
U S May Release Chinese In Gaals
The United States government floated the idea of releasing Chinese nationals held in custody in what appears to be a diplomatic exchange. The move followed China’s demand that Americans detained in its jails be freed, with officials noting disparities in treatment and noting that some Chinese prisoners have not faced formal charges.
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Bunilay
AAP
Unite States
China
Tito Acclaimed In Moscow Return Visit Amid Cold War Tensions
About half a million Russians greeted Marshal Tito of Yugoslavia in Moscow on his first visit since Yugoslavia's expulsion from the communist camp. Soviet leaders praised Tito and cited adherence to Leninist principles, while signaling improved relations with Belgrade despite lingering tensions over the 1948 split. Tito wore his uniform as the reception echoed past shows of Soviet-Yugoslav solidarity.
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Moscow
Sindday
Tive
Yugoslavia
Iieepuntry
Min- Petar
Yugovelavia
Tita
Pavly” Landi
Kheustiohov
Kiev
bin Bod
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Soppan Agulm
Tiks
Marshal Voroshilov
Uwe
Belgrade
Sydney Missing Sailor Report Sparks Transnational Alert
Sydney is reported missing as the naval Telemachus tries radio checks amid a near four hour search. Aboard the submarine 69 men remain, including two air crew on gravity surveys. Crews of destroyers Avanta and others were recalled as signals prompted emergency operations. The vessel was 250 miles from Sydney and en route to Wellington with a German Austrian fleet ready to sail.
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Sydney
New Zealand
Wellington
Eutech
Marine Wena Enilodt
Dakota Alrevatk
Dov'via
May
Telemachus
Greek P M Says Britain's Real Cyprus Interest Deters Self Rule
Greek Prime Minister Karamantis claimed Britain's real interest in Cyprus is preventing self determination. He accused London of masking political motives with military justifications and warned that material advantage cannot override moral rights. Cyprus Governor John Harding planned London consultation as security forces report detentions and arrests tied to recent incidents near Famagusta.
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Athens
A.A
Karamantis
Britain
Middle East
Cyprus
Friel
Greece
Twoys
Athens Weekly
Ae BL
Cillela
John Hardie
Jet Niegsi
London
Ichjad
Sunbushet
Kissonorge Vilige
Aphos
Wolseu
Famagusta
Lehaly
Immagusta
No Confidenes and Rumor of a NATO Policy Rally
Fragmented text discusses political slogans and claims about propaganda. Mentions Anthony Eder and references to broadcasts from Radio Cyprus. Alerts about alliances, Greece, and a party rally linked to not Joh Bat Ji, with hints of a premier aide and a line about not conflict.
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Lonada
Mt Brisne
Anthony Eder
Vaio
Roadeust
Cyprus
Hans Radio
Warn-Ik
Greece
NATO
Ely
Bhothen
Phare
London Guard For Harding
A report from London states that Wiltshire authorities plan tight security for Governor Sir Joliffe Harding amid threats from Cypriot terrorists. Police and guards will accompany him wherever he moves, with Sir Anthony Eden and Selwyn Lloyd also protected during the visit. The purpose of the security measures is to curb possible attacks as Harding travels to meet the Prime Minister.
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Aye Isfieid
Scotland
Britain
Iave
Seyonit O
Suma Hermists
Scotland Yard
Jatin
Tie
Ste Anthony Aden
Foraizn
Selwyn Lloyd
Bea
John Harding Se
Specialist Brunschwig Operates On Mrs Francis In Toowoonths
Patient pleads with Dr Brunschwig as he plans pending operation for cancer in the stomach. Mrs Francis, in room awaiting surgery, is described as pleased with her condition and the doctor's plan. Brunschwig will serve before returning to New York after the procedure.
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Brunschwig
Peremely
A. KK. Francis
Toowoonths
Louokrew
New York
Demon Lovers Gailed For Murder Of Child
Denise Labbe and Deny Algarson were sentenced for the murder of two year old Cathy. Labbe received life with hard labour and Algarson twenty years. The case alleged a love obsession and a ritual motive. prosecutors sought harsher penalties for Labbe and Algarson as the court heard the grisly details of the drowning and attempted additional acts.
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Labbe
Alzarvon
Labhe
Algaron
Algarson
Denise Labbe
Maitre Rone Wloriot
Lalibe
Eleven Die In Road Accidents In Sydney Area
A spate of weekend road crashes in Sydney and surrounding areas left eleven people dead and many more injured. Names and ages of victims include James Simmons, 13, of Lily Street, Ormonds Victoria. Kevin William Ashton, 27, Wayland Street Leeton. and Maisie Dearden, 10, Petar Nam Street Leeton, among others. Several vehicles overturned after collisions on rural and urban highways, with crews rushing multiple victims to hospitals. Police say the incidents underline dangerous driving and vehicle failures on the roads.
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Sydney
Siliday
James Simmons
Liliind
Steet
Ormonsy
Victoria
Kevin Wilam “Ashton
Waytind Street
Ledton
Hlonald Ayrie
Carts Agl
Gail Newldahy
Dendliquin
Maiton Petrie
Tonterfield
New England
Arthas
Tanwias Highway
Wansworth
In Brief APudent Cunthale NUN Over India Bandung
In brief items report on Asian student congress reception, Vatican notes, Ashes cricket question, and aged homes grants in London. England and Australia cricket talk, Pope actions, and UK social services subsidies feature with scattered names and places.
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India
Bandung
Sanday Shab
Reuter
Altien
Congerene Reeepitonuln
Presenta Ak Sratieny
Pope
Kit
Valea Jamtene
Barller
Vatican
Wietewr Sustaars Haze
London
Shturlay
A.A.P Raulor
England
Siebt Mutton
Ausralia
el Bon Eyadman
Ippeserd
Mrowen
Ler
Don Hedgou
GiLaNts
Lye
Social Servcha
Robertson
Parson Homes
Yiteh
Virginiqutldns
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Windsor Great Park
Berkshire
Tate of Edinburgh
Dolitte Lat
Ai Minto
Samuel Hordern
Bie Safimel
Kincistan
Rolonia Davia
Norther
Suntay
Ind
Australa
Kaptala
Dhleyara
Balisy
Coustrey
Hund
Grayeray
Lake
Ack
Most
PE Richarts
Stathahs
Wardie
Walt
Bombay
Washington
A. le Walters Dbe
ARC
RAAF
America
U.S.A.F
No. 82
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Stones
Donovan
Queensland
Vietori
Woulsellera
Uie
Neweast
Halling
Willie
U.S
Chinesa
Wattike
Vetien
Americ
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Sog
Aya
Nok Primbata
Svery
Gitola
Servis Healamley
Veto Viglacions
Tito
Tite
Hogar Lee
Mavi
Rassias
Bachared
Honddort
Joviet
Couity Party
Lenin
Nollootfe
Yugeslavia
Suarday
Toomake
Zealand
Wesley
Telewaghlis
P.M
Lal Epomeea
Biv Anthony
Joan Harding
Cai
London Guard
Harding
Pleb-Meidal
Sir Jolie Efarding
Fresn
Lindon
Niet Sind
Cathy
Mitre Moriot
Mis Bay
Aingie Mehour
Sutballarns
Labbo
Evel
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