Liberal Setback in Victorian Upper House Poll
The Labour Party and Country Party gain ground in Victoria as Liberal control weakens in the Legislative Council. Independent candidates and ministers faced mixed results amid a broader national censure of coalition policies. Dr Evatt condemned coalition failures and warned of ongoing political realignment.
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Poe Cumeaign
Debeehe
Eviconiun
Gnvern
Suauit
Country Party
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Aabour
Weal Ave
Doutta
Dalia
Jomex
DeTbourne
Gt 2
Bheeny
F Latout
Imay
North-Wastern
My. Swinburnehie
LCP
iMe
Vrolend
My. Byrnes
Milinverford Labour
Trevor Hervey
J. Harvey
Galt
Mie Breward
GC Hansynan
L.C.P
Legislative Council
Outhern Provines
Liberalary
William Anglian
Victoria Legislative Council
Spd
Man
Alll Haven
Evatt
Vicoria
Australia
Nxt
Labor
Agaeen
Victoria
Vine
Hatt
Wawe
Mklaty
Sarnern
Ath
Labor Patol
Dewa
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Cain
Premier Pleased As Liberal Lead Voted Back In
Premier McDonald hailed a vindication of party action amid Labour backed support. He noted Liberal successes across provinces with large majorities and claimed Labour’s stance hurt the government, asserting the CP vote totaled about 45 000 and less than 6 percent in some areas.
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McDonald
Not Iin
Deatelter
Cand Aloe
Adr
C.F
Gaition
LCP
My. Norman
Labour Party
Mir Norman
Country Party
Labour
L.C.P
Guy Mguren
Snough
McNorman
Ain
Mensies
Cain
Atep
War With Convicts Shocks Towns In Anchia
Reports state convicts escaped from Anchia prison and seize arms. A battalion of troops and air force planes are sent to Ubatuba and Vincente de Ruabon to aid coastal towns menaced by bands of desperadoes. Police warn crews to expect raids as convicts seek to pillage and steal supplies.
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Uhatubs
Bao Paum
Geatertay
Polk
Upatubs
Denton
Ubatuba
Brasil
Convinds
Yidla
Anchinte
Ware
Vincente
Rao
Vincente de Ruabon
Eva Peron Dying Front Page Report From Buenos Aires
The Sunday Express prints a front page dispatch from Buenos Aires noting Evita Peron is gravely ill and in danger after a recent operation. The report describes churches driven to prayer and a nationwide hopeful vigil as Argentina awaits a hospital update.
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London
Expres Today
Buna Aires
No Plea To Charges In Korean Trial
The trial of seven members of a Korean group opened amid confusion and unclear charges. Government spokesmen said no plea would be entered on the National Recovery Act related counts as diplomats and army officials remained involved. The proceedings continued after an afternoon session with limited comment.
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Puran
Suntsy
Anamyae Cave
Vila
Doarn
Waa
Minde
Swedish plane shot down over TocKHOLM Sunday
An unclear report notes a Swedish aircraft shot down on a Sunday session. The fragment mentions a possible investigation or union involvement and references various names and places in a mosaic of garbled text. The readable parts imply a conflict or incident but lack coherent details.
Communists Demand Truce Negotiations Again Today
Fragmented report details renewed calls for a truce at the front amid renewed fighting in China while United Nations forces engage Chinese troops. The dispatch notes battles near key positions with heavy casualties reported on both sides and mentions Allied efforts to push back the major enemy assaults.
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Naion
Amin
Unity in US UK store set in efforts on Korean truce
U S and Great Britain pledge solidarity in ongoing Korean truce talks and war conduct. Officials including Britain's Defence Minister and senior U S and UK figures express hope for a broader Anglo American agreement. Observers note coordination at front and behind lines amid wartime pressures.
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Washington, Sun
United States
United Statics
Great Britain
Dhe
U N Announces Release of Prisoners in Korea
United Nations says it will release 21 30or prisoners of war identified as North Korea captives. Most were captured by North Korean forces or taken to protective custody by UN troops during fighting in Korea. The move aims to ease manpower needs for farming and economic revival.
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Tokyo
United Nations
Comma! Today
Republic of Korea
Koro
Opposition Boycott of Korean House Protests in Pusan
In Pusan yesterday a 38 member opposition group of the Democratic Nation Party boycotted the Korean National Assembly. They demanded President Byunhmann resign and clashed with police after a violent auto ride protest that left about 80 youths at a meeting.
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Korean House
Pusan
Bunday
Nation Eile
Bynahminn
Pohdas
Rhedis
Advisory Council Moves To Enforce Liquor Law
A city advisory council proposes stricter enforcement of the liquor ordinance. A resolution is expected to be introduced to compel compliance and address alleged violations by several parties.
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Advisory Council
My PD
Giltinone
Life pictured in New China as told by Henry Lieberman
The article cites Henry Lieberman reporting from Hong Kong that the ruling Communist regime in Peking aims to reshape Chinese society through new control mechanisms. It notes peasant discontent and rural counter-movements, with emphasis on surveillance, militant policing, and limited popular support amid foreign and Soviet influence.
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Hungite
Bongkong
Henry Kib
China
Chiang Kai Shek
Peking
Leiberiman
Thre Boviet Akion
Lieberman
Thors
Peking Reasserts Germ Warfare Charges From North Korea
Peking radio reported renewed charges of germ warfare, claiming ad en insects were sprayed over camps in North Korea. An infected U N soldier was hospitalized. The broadcasts named prisoner internment details and specific camps, though many names and details were obscured or garbled.
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Tokyo
Peking
Radio Westerd
Cmed
Nationa
Aden
Campa
North Korea
Yan
Asley
Avery
Pixley
Chengcong
Seized Papers From Peking Party Spark Debate At Conference
In a chaotic scene delegates arrived to a conference amid claims of a secret order and political pressure. Reportedly sensitive materials tied to Communist China were seized or discussed, with observers warning of shifts in Eastern policy and potential impacts on China’s future leadership and rural landowner relations.
Delegation Unlikely To Peking Conference
Australian observers weigh in on joint parliamentary committee reports and potential reactions to a Peking conference. Debates focus on whether a small delegation should attend, with concerns over propaganda, international investigations, and the impact on China policy amid tensions.
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Peking
Commonwealth
Thia Ie
Benatore
Mer
Vera
Howe of Representsives
Coif Rupertiyon
China
John Burton
Conivan
Anid
Burtina Reharts
Altos
Eail Mit
Cummiller
Weiling
Ahlink
Cowl
Birker
Meniow Reeawaren
Allan Fraser Denounces Smear Campaign
A muddled report alleges Allan Fraser denounces a smear campaign aimed at Dy John Burton. Fraser and Dr. Ruri are accused of plotting to influence voters and label opponents as communists. The piece hints at forthcoming federal election strategy amid party tensions.
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Allan Fraser
John Burton
Alls Raaer
Ellen-Monern
Mi 4
Prva
Bydney
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