Parliament Refuses To Appoint A Royal Commission
A heated Commons debate centered on whether Australia should form a Royal Commission into communist influence and Russian activity. Mr Abbott led calls for a commission while Defence Minister Dedman and Attorney General Evatt defended cautious inquiry, warning against broad conclusions about the Communist Party.
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Pbywheatty University
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Riussien
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Canada
Australia
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Dacia
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Ryatt
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Weitty
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Dedman
Communist Party
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Henry
Gerald Peel
Empire Communists’ Party
London
New Zealand
Elliott
Beamen's Union
Jean Devanny
Perie
Queensland
Eba
Cameron Barker
Evalt
Austral
Minister For Immigration
Caiwall
Asia
Immigration Department
Perwone
Australis
British Troops Raid Jewish Suspects in North Territory
British forces conducted large night raids on Nathanya and Baderah targeting suspected terrorist cells. Screens indicate a major operation with multiple units pursuing the Tern Gang link to ongoing violence.
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Nathanya
Baderah
Eindereh
Atomic energy experiment within two years aims outlined
Tan rst experimental power platy at Manchester University aims to test atomic energy within two years. Vonhicla or aircraft use is discussed, with hopes that by 1070 a fraction of world power could come from atomic energy. The major difficulty is political and international rather than technical.
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Manchester Universal
Dale
Antarctic Land Discovery Report Sparks Geographical Debate
An apparent rumor from a Rear Admiral notes a vast Antarctic landmass discovery. The claim cites ships returning to Antarctica aboard the USS and mentions hundreds of mountains and a great sea. Details are inconsistent and unverified with figures like 16,000 to 20,000 referenced as sea elevations.
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Bird
Antarctica
Rumor Circulation Follows Franco Spain Note
A fragment reports Friday rumors in Paris about Franco. The item notes spread of unverified chatter among circles and mentions Spain as context without detailing events or sources.
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France
Adept Paria
Franco Wamae
Truman urges freer world trade in address at Baylor
President Truman warned that isolationism leads to economic war and urged reduced trade barriers. He argued high tariffs and quotas harmed freedom, calling for global leadership through concessions and free enterprise to avoid a repeat of the 1930s. He spoke during a trip from Mexico to Baylor University in Texas.
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Washington
Truman
Baylor University
Mexico
Askead
U.S. Plana
Truman Seld
Minon
Greek monarchy aid vote spurs Greek crisis debate
Athens report notes that the Greek government faced a split in its policy as discussions on aid and bloc to Britain drew protests. The Democratic majority backed a pause on certain support, citing concerns over using aid to back the Greek monarchy abroad and prompting calls for distance from Britain.
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Simone
Gnandad
Sharp American Note to Russia over Hungary
The United States government condemns Hungary related interference and asserts its stance on sovereign electoral rights. The note expresses concern over alleged manipulative pressure and warns against foreign meddling in Hungarian affairs.
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Russia
Hungary
Seven Multan Streets Burned in Damaging Fire Incident
A massive blaze devastated seven streets in Multan amid violent communal rioting. Casualties were reported and mobs clashed with police trying to restore order. Firefighters battled fires in Amritsar and nearby areas as authorities imposed a ten day curfew to quell unrest.
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Multan
Amritsar
Jellundur
Aia
Camadilien
Government Betaume
Sime
Pat
Cama
Court Upholds Contempt Convictions Against Miners
The Supreme Court upholds contempt of court convictions against John Lewis and the United Mine Workers. It preserves a $10,000 Lewis fine while signaling ongoing labor tension as miners in Pennsylvania consider actions in response to the court ruling and White House reaction.
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Washington
Supreme Court
John Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
White House
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Tbe
Waa Gratir
Wwminere
Pennsylvania
Road and Rail Stranded as Snow Binds Britain
Severe cold and heavy snow block roads and rail across Britain with over 300 roads impassable. Trains halted. passengers stranded, limited services. attempts underway to rescue travelers as frost and drifting continue.
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London
Britain
Spithire
Inter
Landan
Pamsan-' Gers
Peel
Wayne
R. Stall
Jen
Churchill Attacks Nehru on India's Future Vote
The report summarizes Churchill speaking against Nehru and his bond with Britain in India debates. It notes Churchill claiming the government erred in entrusting India to caste Hindu leader Nehru and predicts a threatened motion after a Labour party division.
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India
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Pandit Nehru
Britten
Churchill
Paldr
Kenill
Dave Aken
Reuter
Dutch Marines Seize American Ship In South Seas Encounter
Fifty five Dutch marines and civil police halted an American vessel near W Amberborough on a Friday incident. They fired no shots, seized the first mate’s pins, and demanded obedience to orders, as tensions over exports and trade controls rose.
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Waherboron
Commareey Co Bayayia
Prides
Aton
Martin
Australia Must Request Entry to Bratton Woods Bank
A foreign policy note indicates Australia will need to apply to join Bratton Woods institutions. The discussion references Mr. Fadden and potential sanctions or financial stakes tied to the postwar setup. The wording suggests cautious, formal negotiation steps ahead.
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Australia
Bratton Woods
Subiness Recession Predicted in US
Economic concerns point to a potential downturn in the United States with warnings from unnamed analysts. The fragment suggests budget pressures and shifting markets amid uncertain forecasts.
Refugee Crew Reported in Ra City Curfew Incident
A curfew affected refugee participants in Ra City as security crews monitored the area amid ongoing tensions. Officials described tightened controls and emergency measures in response to unrest.
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Ra City
Short Wave Radio Plans Moon Bounce Experiment
The article outlines an intended moon bounce experiment using short wave radio. It notes required equipment and the expected challenges in establishing a stable signal path and contact with lunar reflections. Details on timing and participating organizations are partially readable.
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