East Germany tension and anti Communist actions reported
Washington reports mention hatred of the Commune spreading near Ct nab vapor and Tost night. Anti-Communists claim five or more Soviet spy systems and East Germany under tightened pressure amid protests and underground activity. The United States and West German positions are outlined with no agreed reparations or German government commitments.
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President Congress Near Steel Impaste
Talks on reopening strikebound sea mills for weapons produced for U.S. troops in Korea between unions, management, and government officials. President and Congress debate Taft-Hartley Act powers as a Senate vote looms on extending wartime production authority.
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Korea
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Faord
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Truman Power
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Renate
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Ieadera
Darwin Men Sentenced to Death for Murder
In Darwin this Thursday court declared two Australian men guilty of murder. The defendants, 8 Bee and Jerry Kino 36, both laborers, faced the charge of murder as authorities announced their death sentences.
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Dusiles Kriewaldt Weray
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Thomas
Bodies Sought As Pacification Of Kore Continues
Allied reports describe continued pacification of Korea with fresh bodies sought from prison compounds. Prisoners moved, many executed or mutilated after a night of terror. U.N. observers warn of gas use and mass graves as final evacuations occur.
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Uauil
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Labour meeting debates Korea policy and Far East stance
In a private Labour peers meeting in Parliament the group argued over British policy toward Korea and the Far East. Aneurin Bevan led the left wing and cautioned against direct confrontation while stressing the need to keep Britain from provoking any side, amid broader tensions and reports of Communist activity.
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Neday
Korea
Eust
Anurin Bevan
Wader
Amadean Poligy
Com Feos
Britain
Kojo
British Representation Not Wanted Washington Letter Riot
A damaged United States style dispatch reports British representation criticized by American voices. It cites a letter to Defence and comments by Senator Lovell and Mrs. Truman, debating Korea policy and wartime prisoner treatment. The piece notes tensions over neutral observation and British influence amid Allied talks, mentioning China and Indonesian concerns.
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Te Lavell
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Authority for Bombing Manchuria If Necessary Washington
A source reports discussions between Joint Chiefs and General Clarke about bombing Manchuria if China risks escalation. The interview notes indicate readiness to launch full air power and emphasize authority to act without further concessions.
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Hakon
Finance Talks Planned Across Commonwealth Nations
A tentative plan for a Commonwealth finance conference is discussed in London with Australia backing a meeting in New Zealand. The proposal seeks definite dates and aims to harmonize fiscal policies among member states, signaling a coordinated effort by Prime Minister Miring and leaders across the bloc.
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London
Thureday
Briain
Mire
British government defence aircraft orders in Melbourne
The British government plans large defence aircraft orders in Melbourne. It involves the Armstrong Siddeley group, Rocket engine development, and a new tail mounted fuel rocket system to increase power. The Australian representative sees a four engine push, aiming to boost performance and output.
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Melbourne
Anters
Marsal
Kelty Park
Rawker Biddeley Group
Am Armatrong-Biddeley
Saermency
Dismissal Debate Rocks R3 P C A Officials
Sydney council member Mrs P L de Mancham proposed relieve secretary and appoint Major Logan as acting head. Major Logan denied allegations of mismanagement while Evatt called the dispute nonsense. A new secretary, public accountant, and other staff changes were to be considered by council next week.
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Kim Baré
de Monchamn
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Association
Export butter be sought in Britain after July
The government announced talks with Britain to set a minimum price line for dairy exports, aiming to cover unorganized production costs. Australia faces difficulty raising prices as Britain pays about 4 to 7 pence per pound, with renewed calls for price adjustments amid rising costs. Housewives consider a butter boycott to keep prices down.
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Gueny
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Australia
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New Zealand
Penmark
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Ragland
Enea
Austra
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Boelery
Churchill Warns of Trap Door Danger
Churchill warns Britain faces economic peril if no rapid national realignment occurs. He warns against complacency and calls for unity across Empire and Commonwealth to preserve security and solvency amid global pressure. The Prime Minister stresses dangers from inflation and debt, urging decisive action.
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Escaped convict kills child as car pursuit ends
In Lake Carmel New York an escaped convict, Donald Snyder, 74, stabbed a child during a car pursuit and was shot by a state trooper after taking the child hostage. Snyder was recaptured severely wounded. The boy's mother described the events as police closed in.
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Thuewina
Donald Snyder
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Newbureh Tayier
Heaven
Benien
Government plan for monopoly faced decisive defeat in London vote
Reports from London indicate the government faced a decisive setback as a motion supporting a plan to curb monopoly was defeated by 304 to 370 votes, with an amendment defeated by 207 votes. The government sought approval amid calls for reform and opposition from Labour and other parties.
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Rum Jungle uranium project talks in Washington with Australia
In Washington the Australian Prime Minister and senior officials press for joint development of uranium resources at Rum Jungle. Talks cover allied and technical questions, with Australian leaders aiming to secure energy resources and support from the United States and Britain amid global atomic projects and mineral needs.
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Keel Laying of Atomic Submarine in New York
Workmen at shipyards in New York and Groton prepare for the keel laying of the world s first atomic submarine the Nautilus. Navy officials estimate the cost at 17 million with launch planned in about two years and construction to continue at Groton and other yards.
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Navy
Greta Er
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Batchelor’s Dinner Farewell Event at Junction Home
The Menibern Of Ein Federet Colt Club plans a bachelor’s dinner and farewell tonight at the junction home. Mr Winat and Mr Tommy BW Thy join in the gathering with W Sydney jolts club, coordinating with Tie elt in Toaving in Fakesj 4M ayyoument.
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Sore Luey
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