Mr Failes Wins Lawson Seat in Sydney Electio n
In Sydney a local election produced Mr Failes as the Lawson seat winner amid a contested tally. Bourke and Manning candidates trailed with 1,387 and 303 votes respectively, while 1,003 went to Failes. An irregularity allegation is under investigation regarding four voters in the Glenundra subdivision potentially affecting the result.
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Ste Counley Party
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Bourke
Pallen
Ynorr Fara Oo
Labor
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Ade Piles
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Bha Gligundra
Lameon
Mit
Australia backs peace efforts in Indo China at Geneva
Australian officials pressed for a lasting solution to Indo China tensions after talks in New Delhi and ahead of a Geneva conference. Prime Minister Nehru and AU officials outlined aims to keep up Western unity, warning that arms alone cannot secure peace and urging continued collective defense against Communist expansion in Asia. The Australian envoy stressed the need to maintain momentum at Geneva and to inform Australians about developments.
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Geneva
United States
Auathali
Ann
Puney Mild
Auatralia
Lindersond
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Bates
Australia
West
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Tee
Kaleo
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eiLlemiont
Dad
Prinel
Keete
Winky
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Casey
South East Asia
Usere
Korea
China
Korot
Uhal
Dees
World’s Problems Not Military Says Mr Lodge Message on Normandy Anniversary
In Utan Beach Normandy ceremony remarks by Mr Henry Cabot Lodge Jr express belief that today’s problems require more than military might. He warns alliance failures between the United States Britain and Russia undermine peace prospects. Crowds at the coast commemorate Allied D-Day actions as over 10 000 people gathered amid ceremonies honoring soldiers on the beaches.
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United States
Bei Main
Russia
Mand
Cessnock Doctor Accused Of Neglecting Patient
A Cessnock doctor faces trial charged with neglect after failing to provide medical attention to Mrs. Agnon Stuart Powell on January 2 08 5. Powell died while en route to hospital. The inquest heard testimony from relatives and health officials as the hearing adjourned to tomorrow.
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Cessnock
Are Moyen
Cyber Wnt
Ceminonk
Wis Chine
Infamund
Agnon Stuart Powell
Ceasneill
Dana
Mathers
Bowell
Abs
Powell
Azchry
Rex Charters
Ne.w. Board of Health
Tony Water
Boorman
Conference of Police Chiefs in Australia Opens
Chief officers of criminal investigation branches from Australian police forces meet in Canberra at the ACT conference. The opening session in the Sumpner chambers outlines agenda items affecting police command and operations. Representing various states include F. Lyon, G. OD, J. Donovan, W. ll pouin, and others.
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Criminal Investigation
Australia
Act
F. Lyon
Vie
G. OD
Mackay
Taa
Foreign ministers discuss European armistice terms
A French official said after talks with Soviet and other delegates that discussions covered membership in a supervisory committee for armistice supervision. Early in the Comite talks, figures like Mr. Bidet and Mr. Molotov exchanged ideas and agreed that certain decisions had been made.
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Ehren
Novicg Fornige
National Comminien
Receding Hobart Floods Leave Heavy Damage
Hobart faced extensive suburb flood damage after heavy weekend rain. Rivulet overflow and wall breaches damaged shops homes and tram depots. Estimates range from ten to twenty thousand pounds with ongoing rain forecast.
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Hobart
Communists Prepare for Protracted Geneva Talks
The article reports on prolonged Geneva negotiations over Indo China and related Asian issues. It notes delays, potential extensions into mid year, and possible continued participation by French and other delegates. It cites Walter Bedell Smith and Anthony Eden as observers of a deadlock likely to stretch into 1955.
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Ceneva
Dalagetion Atl
Georges Sault
Geneva
Yeane
Walter Bedell Smith
Betatt
Todo-Chine
West
French National Assembly
Ane
Anthony En
Lon- San
More Snow Needed On Mt. Franklin
Snow remains sparse on Mt. Franklin with higher elevations still needing fresh accumulations to sustain winter conditions. Weather notes from Sunday report a light snowfall at Mt. Koecious and light thawing elsewhere, while plans include ski club activity and longer winter efforts for the upcoming season.
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Reese
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Mt. Frans Ruin
Brewood
Renee
Fulbere Wii Neat
Labour to Probe Causes of Election Defeat
The Federal executive of the A.L.P. will meet at Canberra on July 12 to review Labour’s electoral losses. The inquiry will question figures such as Opposition leader Dr. Stratt and ALP Secretary Senator Kennelly, with possible criticism of policy promises and campaign strategy. The party may also assess defeat in Victoria’s Corio seat and consider actions toward Bourke of Fawkner, with only a verbal rebuke expected.
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A.L.P
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Remiona
Stratt
ALP
Kennelly
Ex Atte
Povlul
Kennally
Crtti
Faling
Corio
J. J. Jetman
Labour Minster
Cyellat
Hubert Opperman
F. Dedimian
Desest
Roy
Arvaea
Leaven
Redland
W. M. Bourke
Fawkner
Victoria
Dinesition Compan Jr
Bours
Bedivatt
Ward
Walely
Recount Of Votes In Griffith Begins In Brisbane
A recount of votes for Griffith starts in Brisbane after the daily tally showed Country Party candidate ahead with a margin of about 393 votes. Key figures include Mr. Jo Maranon and Liberal opponents as the count resumes amid political tension.
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Brisbane
Monnay
Sik
Tomorroie
Queet
Liberal Can
Anf
Nthe
Jo Maranon
Country Party
Tita
Renal
Van Non Result Delayed To Thursday In Square
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a political result being delayed or rescheduled to Thursday in a Square area. Mentions a closely contested federal race with electors and labor party references. Readable names are absent. context implies awaiting an official count or announcement.
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Vannon
Lee Ias
Bondi Estate Agent Shot in Nighttime Ambush
Unclear report describes a Bondi estate agent injured after a shooting at night. Victim taken to Vincent's Hospital unconscious. Police gather details as two men allegedly fled the scene after a volley of shots. the shooter remains unidentified and the motive unclear.
Greek King Paul to Visit Yugoslavia Belgrade Stage
Greek rulers to visit Yugoslavia with King Paul leading a delegation. The Belgrade visit aims to strengthen ties between Greece and Yugoslavia and includes a scheduled public appearance and talks.
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Belgrade
Monilay
Paul of
Ute Hellenes
Rederike
Faye
Sirevatian Trom
Aaron Yea
Vinit
Rom’ Yeserany
Fe Oe
Greece
Stampede at Swanton Street shop sale ends in chaos
A crowded sale near Swanton Street caused panicked screams as women and children fainted and a large plate glass window shattered. Police struggled for hours to restore order after bargain goods worth thousands spilled onto the street, with bystanders pushed along the footpath and crowds lining both sides.
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Swanton Street
Mall
Estrume
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