Boatner Moves To Subdue Koje Camp Rebellion
The United Nations reported action at Koje where General Boatner directed tanks and infantry to clear Communist protest, seize banners, and enforce camp control. Internees numbered 3,340 as the force attempted to contain the uprising and transport prisoners under U.N. supervision with terms of armistice discussions ongoing.
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Koje
Amy Commana
Ma Kee Ot Dodd
Bostrer
Communist
London Commemorates Queen's Birthday Parade
A garbled passage notes a royal birthday observance in London with military officials and a parade. The text mentions Acting Air Marshal Donald Tanew Hardman and Bath, and references the Queen's Birthday. Details are incomplete but indicate a formal celebration with military involvement.
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London
Chet
Air Martas Demes
Donald Tanew
Lunder
Eal
Rhee Crisis Drives Turmoil in Korea and Washington
The text reports on President Rhee and the Korean crisis affecting U S politics. It notes discussions with President Truman, delays in Assembly decisions, and tensions over possible disbandment and a coup. Diplomatic efforts and Muccio’s travels are referenced amid calls for a peaceable settlement.
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Truman
Washtan
National_ Assembly
Brest
Peeta
Amy
Chateau
Fey
Nella
Rhee
Muccio
West Berlin tense as Allied orders cite armed border clash
Reports say East German police fired on West Berlin patrols near the French sector while American soldiers and British police reinforced the perimeter. An American officer, Wilfred A. Chenevert, was wounded amid exchanges that prompted protests from U2 Commander Major General Lemuel Atash and calls for punishment of the guilty. U.S. officials affirmed allied solidarity with Britain amid the crisis.
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Fred An
West Berlin
Jean See
Toons
Comets Wien
Tom
Guna
Treapa
Fred Vonie
Maxsinn
Thie Norder
Repin
Berin
Seem
Lemuel Atathpero
Iit
Chinevert
Biais
Dean Acheson
Britain
Vinil
Boric
Dutch Jet Crashes Into U K Ship Killing Fourteen
Readers confront a chaotic report of a Dutch jet crash into a British vessel with fourteen fatalities and two survivors. Details are unclear due to damaged text but the incident is flagged as a major air collision at sea. Authorities investigate, and the blurred account mentions pilots and ship responses.
Committee Urged On Germ Warfare Inquiry
The text shows fragmented OCR about a minister and a reply on germ warfare inquiry. It hints at an impartial committee potentially leading with other matters of colonial concern and rebuttal of germ warfare allegations, with names like Mr Caley and Mr Kaylen appearing in garbled form. The readable elements suggest calls for a formal inquiry led by a committee and parliamentary response.
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Canty
Kaylen
Caley
Germ
Vatican Walks and Weather Details in Unclear Report
An unclear OCR note references Vatican activities and weather, mentioning a walk in the Vatican surroundings. It includes scattered phrases about temperature, hindrighters, and possible events, but concrete details are missing and names or places are hard to confirm.
Red Cells in Peking and Pastoral Industry Sparks Union Debate
Sydney Thursday reports General Secretary Tom Dougherty addressing the Conciliation Commission. He cites four Australians at the Peking peace conference and alleges a Red cell aiding in Pacific plans. A one day stoppage threat by pastoral workers was adjourned after discussions with officials and union leaders.
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Peking
Sydney
Australian Workers’ Union
Tom Dougherty
Ertle Thoevon
Red Cell
Pacific
Dougherty
Feral Conciliation Commission
J. Donovan
Taft Holds Narrow South Dakota Lead in Primary
New York Thursday reports Senator Taft clinging to a slim lead over General Eisenhower in South Dakota's bitter primary race with 18 precincts remaining. Observers noted vote recounts and undeclared ballots as Estes Kefauver and others weigh in on the contest while national figures debate the Republican nomination path.
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Taft
S. Dakota
New York
Tharday
Taft Gerty
Eisenhower
South Dakota
Dr Burton Speech Sparks Australian Delegates Meeting
Report from Monar ing Thursday notes Dr Burton opening remarks at a world federation trade unions event. Delegates from Australia including E Theenton and T Wright attended alongside club officials and a secretary. A plan to draft a manifesto emerged as part of Tas e tan and anti reparations protests at the conference. John Firtan sent a cable about evidence from the Peking talks and a gallery note described criticism of the delegates and calls for unity.
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Monaring
Speers
Spe
Cyminitinee Praase
Aid
Dr. Burtone
Burton
E. Theenton Fermen Seretary
Auminn Tromworkerat
Todation
Ana Aeatisteien Bereau
World Federation of ‘Trade Unions
Australian Armes' Union
T. Wrieht
Rheottal Workers” Union
Pp. Clancy
Building Workers Paduatrial Union
Earl
Mav Ban Snebratons Dy Turton
Thornton Aye Marten
Tale
Rae
Atwteatian
Herm Cine
Peking
Aale
Pacific
John Firtan Haxent
Pas Nazuent
Button Slegen
Rallona Ang Mare Pace
Stele Full Court day reserves season on appeal
The Stele Full Court day reserves its season on an appeal by Keners secretary of the Wateride Workers Federation, Healy, against Bealy conviction. At the Special Swierel Court last July Sealy sought an ant sentence for offences under the Commonwealth Crimes Act. The Crown alleged that Bealy caused a boycott by waterside workers at the Port Halifax. When mailed from New Beals land to Australia, the watersiders action became a reaction to the Port Bealand waterfront strike. Mr. Rimon Tasace argued Bealy failed in his duty and union omby to a_appcately mapalet two other conflagrations under the Trimines Act are to be heard in the Quarter Reeslon Appeals.
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Port Halifax
New Bealsland
Australia
Watersidera
Bealand
Rimon Tasace
Bealy
Watersiders protest after wage dispute debate at meeting
The Aveiration Council of Tidindowe backed the Waterrige Workary' Federa thom in protesting what it calls a grievance against long delays and reduced pay. ACTU president A. E. Monk said watersiders are entitled to protest the treatment but details remain disputed amid wage concerns and proposed overtime changes.
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Pergietay
Aveiration Council
Tidindowe
Federathom
Watersiders
A. E. Monk
A.C.T.U
Toatay
Industrial dispute voices echo in Arbitration Court
The report details near this page how Labour factions debate arbitration limits amid port work stoppages. Leaders like Mr Holt and Mr Davies argue for or against government intervention while industrial action and overtime bans affect Port Kembla and Sydney workforces. The piece notes calls for industrial peace than stark court power.
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