Menaro Towns Isolated By Heaviest Snow In 20 Years
Cooma Mail reports record snow across southern Menare including Cosma Bombala and surrounding areas. Pilot engine cleared deep drifts while communications to Michelege were disrupted. Roads and rail lines suffered severe closures with trains delayed or halted. Minimums dropped to near freezing as areas like Kiandre and Narrabel faced heavy frosts and inches of snow.
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Bombala
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New South Wales
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Benvy Tol
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Magney Streite
Ond Xen
Routhen
Staller
Bree
Rodale
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Goulburn
Chama Waa
Michelago
Ariow
Queanbeyan
Anew
Gulfro
Crookwell
Taraiga
Lower Food Rations in U K Next Winter
In a tense House of Commons session Mr. Landon tempered by Mr. Williamson warned of grimmer prospects for next winter. The Daily Mail reports the agriculture debate, with figures suggesting rations could fall to three or four ounces per person per week, a sharp drop from last year.
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Wemenday
Williamay
Tony
Home of Commons
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Daily Mail
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Eee
Censure Motion May Await Broadcast Time
Party members generally will port the Liberal Party in enyone. The mown 'wicks any decisan oe the launching of adjournment motione of censures uT Uthe views of te Country Party aad Neen ouearned. Tewes stated the Lberaia were holding Uncle lire tint the broadcasting of Parliament at the pronems atteynate.
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Liberal Party
Senate Passes Three Bills For Referendum
After a five hour debate the Senate passed three bills for referendum. The Industrial Conditions Bill and two others would alter the constitution to extend regulatory powers and overhaul pricing and marketing. Opposition votes aligned with the government on two measures, while a third fell with the opposition bloc. Referendum timing tied to upcoming elections likely September 26.
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Vital witnesses on way here in Cousens case
An Australian court overview notes potential arrival of key witnesses in Major Cousens case. Authorities may pursue evidence from peers to determine next steps while the acting Attorney General and other officials prepare formal statements for Parliament and proceed with any anticipated charges.
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Chirien Couarn
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Adtlan
Red Hill Quarry Quarantine Amid Landslide Fears
An eerie standstill grips Red Hill quarry as landslide fears keep Gov Verniment trucks and transport workers from entering the site. Officials vow danger removal before reentry, amid reports of recent rockfall and halted blasting.
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Red Hill
Gov Verniment
Canebarra
Jewish Terrorist Outbreak in Palestine Shocks British Officers
Jerusalem and Tel Aviv were rocked by a violent outbreak as four army officers and one RAF officer were kidnapped and five British officers shot. A mass Jewish demonstration gathered at Haifa graves for slain youths, while security forces sealed roads, halted telephonic lines, and launched a broad search in response to the coordinated attacks across the area.
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Kashmir Bars Entry of Pandit Nehru
A report states that Nehru was barred from entering Kashmir as local authorities cite security concerns. The piece notes government officials plan to manage access at the frontier and mentions British reinforcements being deployed.
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Onala
Foreign ministers split on Italian reparations rift widens
In Paris and Singapore reports, foreign ministers clash over Italian reparations while gun battles erupt in Singapore. The conference of 31 nations continues amid mixed progress and renewed calls for flexibility. casualties and ongoing security concerns are noted as attendees seek agreement.
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Balten
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Yugo
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Russia uses veto on Spain question in UN Security Council
The Russian delegate Gromyko vetoed a resolution that referred the Spain question to the General Assembly. Nine votes supported Evatt's resolution urging the Council to sever or adjust relations with Spain, with abstentions from the Netherlands and others. Cadogan's amendment to refer the subcommittee report to the General Assembly was defeated. The United States supported Evatt and opposed Cadogan's amendment, while the UK and others urged adherence to the UN Charter and a direct assembly review. Gromyko argued that action against Spain risks war and stressed that all members have a stake in the Spain issue, advocating refer to the Assembly rather than unilateral Council action.
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Veto Debate Shapes UN Security Council Reform Talk
Discussion centers on possible veto use by the five permanent members and the impact on UN reform. Evatt notes amendments could shift the issue to the General Assembly, while Washington worries Romeshike may misuse the veto and hinder the organization’s progress.
Face to Face Talks urged between Truman and Stalin
U S House Affairs Committee urges immediate face to face talks between President Truman and Generalissimo Stalin to exchange views and curb appeasement. The report condemns premature recognition of the Polish and Yugoslav governments and warns of the dangers from Soviet military expansion and modern weaponry.
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Brick surplus in Sydney but builders short supply
Sydney reports a paradox in brick supply with four million bricks delivered from Western Suburbs Brickyards after January orders. The Building Industry Congress executive director Mr D Stre whn noted housing authorities push for bricks at a rapid pace, creating an inevitable mismatch between demand and available stock.
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Siamese Inquiry Into Death Of King Ananda
Bangkok reports the Siamese government appointed a commission to investigate King Ananda's death. The panel includes presidents of three high courts, the Director-General of the Prosecutions Department, leaders of Parliament, and a Royal Family member.
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Marines to Help Chinese Port Defend Taotao City
Brigadier General W C Ment said American Marines would assist Chinese forces in Taingtao to maintain peace and deter any Communist advance. Brigadier General Clement urged restraint and declined to elaborate on broader duties. The statements pointed to limited US military support amid tensions at Tsingtao port.
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Discipline in Soviet Army Reported by Radio Mowaw
Unclear excerpts claim Moscow radio denounces military discipline issues in the Red Army. The garbled text references attempts to tighten control, disciplinary measures, and alleged misconduct by officers, with mentions of ranks and plundering.
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Mowaw
Dlaciphin
Extra Test Trial for English Cricket Selection
London Wednesday advisory announces a three day trial match on July 10 at Grand Me valinbie. The press notes that it offers little significance amid the tour of Australia but provides a chance to assess promising players. Numerous players and scores are listed from Lancashire Somerset Northants Warwick Kent and others, with declared totals and decs.
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