Cease fire obstacles narrowed in Palestine war report
A British dispatch cites mediation efforts by U H O and U N calls to ease Jewish immigration amid truce talks. Reports describe Arab forces bombarding Jerusalem and Tel Aviv fronts, with Iraqi troops engaging near Jenin and a rising toll of casualties on both sides.
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Soyvtian
Tel Aviv
Jowieh High
Tul Aviv
Jenon
Ap Fae
Fiala
Dil
Funas
Autalde
Jenin
Iraq
Nays
Eatimalen
Amerinan Aassenites
Alney
Ewan Lowes
Drullery
Hay
Jolamn
Aviv
Praca
Holy City
Holy Places
Hreshmen
Na Wallag
Holy Bee
Portland Faces New Flood Threat
Portland endures a fresh flood threat as rising waters breach dykes near the Columbia River. rescue crews search wrecked towns for missing residents while authorities warn of extended damage to the northwest industrial belt.
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Portland
Aregon
Vanport
Columibie Fuirer
Vonports
Pha Cases Mountain
Gorge
Portand Lite
Canina
Portiende Industral
Churches set world record at Avene track event
London Surrey reports a new world mark at Motaput Park where G Churches achieved a 38 snnulen 434 seconds distance. The event recalls the 1945 readmission of the distance as a world record.
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London
Surrey
G. Churches
Motaput Park
States Debating Price Control Shapes Policy
Sydney reports a cabinet plan to abandon rent and price controls with a 12 Geversmente conference set for tomorrow. Melbourne and Adelaide officials discuss three forms of control including rent, price, and land values, as Premier Hallway leans toward a split system.
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Sydney
Ena
Malbourne
Vietoriantaviret
Hallway
Tkree
Rca
Adelaide
Cae Ei
Windfall for Australian Woolgrowers Reaches Thirty Million
Australian woolgrowers are slated to receive a thirty million pound windfall as government and industry figures announce new subsidies and market supports. Officials say the package aims to stabilise prices, boost exports, and strengthen farm incomes amid global demand shifts and currency fluctuations. The move involves Commonwealth funding and industry contributions with timelines set for payment distribution and oversight.
Doubts on Cure for War Affects Tax and Price Control
Fragmented text suggests debate over distribution of funds or goods and its impact on taxation and price controls. Mentions government, cabinet, ministers, and labor members weighing consequences of controlled distribution and potential effects on growers and brokers.
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Conbeata Paw
Peters
Nurpme
Commonwealth
Sydney
Burcay
Pollard
Jeopar
Peteras
Prion
Renewa
Miake
Labour
Tietz
Muthert
Cau
Merihere
Vandenberg Promises Fight Over European Aid Cut
Senator Arthur Vandenberg and Republican foreign policy leaders vow to challenge the House cut of foreign aid totaling 2.05 billion dollars. They say the split reduces efforts to win the cold war and will press to restore part of the package. The House reportedly reduced the foreign spending program by about 26 percent.
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Waslington
Manate
Arthur Vanden
Urz
Sena Ite
Hous of Representatives
Prrcata
Tystet
House
Vandenbure le Guid
South African Labour Attack on Or
John C R Malian, leader of the South African Labour Party allied with the United Party, declares that members of the British Commonwealth should have separate discussions rather than inclusive consensus. The Brat blow at Commonwealth City reflects party stance in the election context.
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Johannumburo
Malar
Ona
Eiensen
Commonwealth City
John CR Malian
Weeder
South African Labour Party
Hich
United Arty
Indian Protest at Wider U N C Probe
In New Delhi on Sunday Premier Nehru protested in the Security Council against enlarging the U N C Mashmir Commission’s field to study the Janagadh plebiscite and Pakistan’s charges of racial extermination and non-delivery under the partition scheme.
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New Delhi
Nehhl
Security Council
U.N. Mashmir Commission
Pakistan
Indie
Mores
First Estimate of World Grain Surplus Amid Policy Pressures
The piece reports a first estimate of world grain surplus for 1948 with 875 to 900 million bushels demanded under current policies. It notes US Canada Argentina Uruguay Australia and others as exporters, and cites potential reductions if weather and conditions allow. The forecast suggests possible relief in Britain Netherlands Scandinavia and even parts of Italy and France.
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United
Britain
Netherlands
Scandinavian
Italy
France
Labour thoughts on nationalisation in London speech
The minister for war talks in Durham saying nationalisation is not Labour's final aim but a means to reach it. He warns that other methods can be equally effective and stresses schemes must be made to work to avoid delays in achieving broader objectives.
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London
Warcher
Shinwell
Lola
Durham
Labour
Morris bats to 200 as England stars in gritty Lord's input
Morris returns to form with a dynamic innings at Lord's as England and Australia clash. Notable contributions include Barns and Landwall with the ball. Ominous signs for opponents emerge as Morris passes 200 in a tense, lengthy session.
Five Die in Crash of Flying Wing Aircraft
Five crew members perish when the Flying Wing crashes in a wartime incident. The aircraft is reported completely destroyed with all five onboard confirmed dead.
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Parla
Timp Ike
Warines i 3 Hut
UK Cabinet fears over death penalty bill in Vienna talks
The Prime Minister and Labour leader discuss urgent constitutional issues in Vienna as the Justice bill to abolish the death penalty looms. Growing public concern alarms Cabinet and may threaten parliamentary support amid suspicions of a two degree murder motive.
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Shr
Sociai
Vienne
Trun
Attico
Tne Porviga Miniater
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Ravin TL N
Hia
Consulta Don
Ieee Alec Ieee
Cau
Vienna
Str
Morgan
Phillips
Ande Philip
Pace
Four Power Currency Talks Centered in Soviet HQ
Soviet readers report a special meeting of financial and political advisers at Soviet headquarters to decide on currency reform and potential reopening of four power discussions on Germany. Berlin dispatches note an American claim of an attack by four Americans with a carbine, which U.S. authorities deny.
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Peruam
Bokohiveky
Bla
Sunde
Jeumiana
U.S
America
Thameian
Baviet
Three Point Plan For Price Control In Adelaide
A Sunday report outlines a three point plan for price rationalisation advocated by the South Australian Chamber of Manufactures leader Mr BB Pope. It calls removal of controls on adequately supplied commodities, replacement pricing where controls apply, and a staged withdrawal to preserve wage standards.
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Adelaide
South Australian Chamber of Manufactures
BB Pope
Unpleasant After Dinner Views For McMahon Ball
Singapore, Sunday. Mr. MacMahon Ball faced a torrid reception from guests after a dinner with Malcolm Macdonald in Johore Bahru. A reliable source says the after dinner exchange attacked Australia's White Australia policy. Attendees included Malay, Chinese and Indian leaders and teachers. The group considered a visit to Australia for discussions with Australian leaders to obtain a direct view of policy. Ball said he would recommend the visit.
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Singapore
MacMahon Ball
Malcolm Macdonald
United Kingdom
South East Asia
Johore-Behrd
Opinia Peaker
Australia
Tai
Nandin
Batore Lomtiaa
Machhinest
Macdonald
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Das
Aad
Ringapore
de. Roalt
Calwell
Ball
Quota System Urged for White Australia
The Sydney based Singapore Journal reports growing pressure on the Commonwealth Government to modify White Australia policy. It notes tensions among Southeast Asian peoples and proposes a brief immigration quota as a potential relief measure. The piece references opinions from observers and concerns about deportations of married Malay seamen.
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Sydney
Singapore
Mir
Deanings
Commonwealth
Australia
Auatem
United States
Jenringe
Australie
Red agitators shift from west to east in Malaya
Fragmentary report notes agitation moving from Europe to Southeast Asia amid claims by Dr Malcolm Ais Donald high commissioner that British policy aims to stabilize Malaya. The piece asserts Malaya fears from Rochester and mentions intentions to advance democratic institutions while warning of violence and law breaches.
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Singapore
Thelie
Urope
Malcolm Aisdonald
United Kingdom
Batiths
East Asis
Malaya
Britain
Protest Over By-Election Preselection At Kogarah ALP
Me D and Dickson returning officer reports protest by Mr Kelly after defeat in the preslection for the upcoming by election. He alleges votes were not counted at Ramegate polling booth due to an unsealed ballot box while Namagate booth accepted voters with no proof of eligibility. Kelly vows to oppose Liberal candidates and ALP branch executives plan another meeting to decide on further action.
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Witleh Ware
John Langringe
Landwalt
Nis
Gaggera Lindwaly
Loxton
J Chari Oakes
Nia
Jack
Linden
Andwall
Ennigh
Aimiar
Charles
Landwall
Grittttha
Bartlett
Bradman
Jemes
Morris
Australia
Sabra
Sydney
D. & Dickson
Mig
Kogarah Alp
Meath
W. Currey
Kelly
Kevily
Ofcors
Ramegate
Worut- Nore
Magam- Mainz
Execu
Tate
Soviet bid for Siamese trade sparks currency and barter talks
Soviet officials reveal a bid to import unlimited rubber from Siam with payments in sterling or dollars or barter. Reports claim Moscow wants broad access and may import wolfram via China through Mongolia. Official comment withheld.
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Rusia
Siam
United States
Pring
Cos
Otreles
Ruaa
Considars Dle
Chinas Daslere
Mongéang
Possible Extension of Greek Ship Ban Stirs Policy Debate
Discussion centers on extending a ban affecting Greek ships as officials question timing and feasibility. Victorian authorities consider whether to apply limits to Sydney operations, with the Greek steamer Chelauras, 927.76 tons, berthed in Wiltistastawn awaiting port clearance. Trade unions threaten actions if port workers resist handling the vessel.
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Peteral
Dan
Prateat Rana
Anton Waders
Victorian
Porte
Rydney
Healy
Koon
Grack
Wiltistastawn
Australis
Sintee
France
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Draken Union Ie
le Muy
Bart
French Sign Treaty With Vietnamese Emphasizes Independence
A French commission led by Emile Bastiaerts signs a treaty with Vietnamese leaders Maigen van Kuang and others. The agreement acknowledges Vietnam’s independence within French Union authority and outlines cooperation for development and a future constitutional framework.
Clerks Mold Up Tasmanian Ships
Tasmanian clerks cause disruption at shipyards with a boycott aimed at non union workers. Key figures Holyman Sonn and others face restrictions as tensions rise over employment and union membership in Hobart.
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Stups
Holyman and Sonn
Dee
Tipoyment
Ge & Psmanion
Hivwart
Hulyman Argo
Leprens
Hobart
Tocwiune
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Union
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