Stalin Reported Dying After Stroke Amid Global Uncertainty
World reports say Joseph Stalin suffered a stroke and was near death as Kremlin sources and Soviet officials weigh succession. medical authorities in Moscow described breathing and vital signs as grave while party leaders and government ministers prepared for possible transfer of power.
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Speculation On Stalin Successor Draws Global Attention
Speculation runs in Washington and capitals like New York and Moscow over who might replace Stalin. Diplomatic circles weigh Molotov and Berla as potential leaders as observers warn of shifts that could alter the war and postwar balance.
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Demonstration By 800 Unionists Across Cities
Report outlines a large gathering of unionists from Metbocing Barney Brisbane Newcastie and Kembland to press wage and pensions demands. Organizers say participants will travel to Canberra by road for a rally demanding fair prices and adequate pensions amid government inaction.
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New Zealand Beef Rush Reaches United States Trade
A fragmentary report notes New Zealand beef shipments arriving in the United States last week. A Pan-American Airways traffic manager cited a return flight from the East Coast as part of the cross continental flow.
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Suspected killer found drugged in gruesome evidence scene
Police report a man seen in a murder probe was discovered drugged under a blanket in a room as investigators, including Detective Donnelly and officials from Brings Avenue, Bringsbury, prepared to interview key witnesses. The victim, a young woman, lay in a Bradford area room, with a van and gray car linked to the case.
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Riots and clashes erupt over Ahmadiyya stance in Kurtohy
Police quell protests as unrest centers on Ahmadiyya interpretation of the Karan. Central figure Sir Zatt rullah Khan is named, with calls against his religious sect by moslems and others.
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Brundage Heads for Australia to Decide Olympic Fate
International Olympic president Brundage travels by air to Australia arriving in Sydney Monday to resolve the Melbourne 1984 Games mix up and decide if a Melbourne firm will stage the event. Known for overseeing the Olympic committee, Brundage is expected to issue a crucial ruling next week.
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Arrests Surge in Teheran Amid Protests and Trials
Teheran sees fresh arrests as police and troops quell a Communist demonstration near the Majlis. The regime accuses former Azerbaijan vice commander Marshal Han Bak and ex-finance minister Hossein Pourouhar of plotting against Prime Minister Mossadegh as security officials announce 470 people implicated.
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George V Memorial Unveiled Amid Nation’s Mourning Echoes
A large crowd of about 2,000 attended the unveiling by the Governor-General and Prime Minister of the George V memorial statue on the lawns of Parliament House. A royal guard of honour stood at attention as the Union Jack was raised, with leaders marking the king’s long service and enduring character.
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Offices in New South Wales Parliament Trial Testimony
The article records testimony about Aubrey Boyle and Doyle inside the New South Wales Parliament offices. Willmore described two Doyle offices, the minister for mines room, and related cheques and loans totaling thousands of pounds. He faced questions on ministerial hold ups, forged signatures, and alleged shares related to Doyle.
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Australian Treasury Enquiries Into Forged Cheques
A report details the Treasury inquiry into forged cheques totaling large sums. Prime Minister Menzies and Secretary to the Treasury Mr Menghes discuss evidence from the Commonwealth Bank and Governor, with two forged forms linked to substantial £ figures and signatures under investigation.
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