Australian bid for co operation in Pacific gains attention
New York Times highlights Australian External Affairs Minister Spender stating Australia seeks a relationship with the United States similar to that with Britain. He sees common heritage and future cooperation, noting shared world policies and a desire for strong ties within the Commonwealth framework and with the United States.
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New York
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Australis
U.S
British Commonwealth
New York Times
Vane Timex
Australia
Washington
Micken Holich
Spender Saya
Young
Britain
Experi
Pymaliaty
Commonwealth
Colombo
ALP Executive Resists Four Endorsements in State Vote
Sydney Friday report notes the ALP Central Executive refused to endorse four sitting Labour members for the state election. The decision came after a lengthy meeting amid pressure from delegation members to back loyalty to the Premier. Officials cited disunity and disavowed links to a local faction, seeking to support the new government at the forthcoming election.
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Sydney
Alten
Sons of
Tour
Hien
Ana Ender
Water Palanimary Latone
Toit Moker
Tanley
Lakembo
B. R. Helfren Barwon
Miners Die In Shaft Incident At Remote Mine
Two miners were killed in a shaft accident at a remote mine as rescue teams searched the mine’s 400 foot level. Authorities have not released all names or details pending formal inquiries.
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Manly Tuy
Franke Braith
Fagite Marin
Turbo-Jet Car in Public Trial Opto Exhibition
A public trial of a turbo-jet car named Fire Whister was staged on a ruined runway at a disused an drome in Northtmplomshire. The car reached near 90 mph but under full power was still under half its potential. fuel consumption was not clear, and commercial viability appears unlikely. Rover Car Company officials weighed future challenges and broader market prospects.
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Sunwon
Aillveretone North
Tmplomshire
Petco
Rover Car Company
Brinin
Retain Price Controls Urged At Adelaide Conference
The Adelaide conference discussed keeping price controls on essentials. Leaders warned against loosening controls on bread, clothes, and housing while protecting consumers. They reported that the Commonwealth rejected price stabilisation measures and indirect taxation steps. The meeting suggested broader controls on motor, industrial, mineral, and fabricating sectors to prevent price rises.
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Kent
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Severe Cyclone To Hit South Brisbanes Coasts
Severe warnings were issued for the south Queensland coast as an intense tropical cyclone nears land. The Weather Bureau warned of heavy rain and high winds from Bundaberg to St Lawrence, with Rockhampton and Gladstone already battered by the storm as authorities expect the cyclone to cross shore tomorrow.
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Dave
Arenas
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Imokes
AMP Takes £3m In Security Loan
AMP reports a £3 million subscription to a security loan, with major support from the National Provident and Commercial Union Assurance Company. Early subscriptions total over £4 million in the first five days, with bids across Australia and foreign markets. The Ninth Security Loan bonds and stock conversion are slated for next Wednesday.
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Kustration Afutuel Provident
Bo Fogrens
My. Fadden
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Mibourne
West
Rewne
Thay Lai
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Victoria
Wales
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Taamenin Vietoeinia
AaLrat Quinte Wow
Geelong
Nature
Great British submarine advance claimed by experts
British naval constructors scientists and underwater experts say progress nears a super submarine faster than any known craft with extended submerged endurance and habitable spaces. Admiralty plans to modernise fleets next year amid talks of reducing new builds of existing type.
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London
Daily Herald
Britain
Sme
Vauy
Sefald
Admiralty
Mermirs
Battleship Declared Dead Says Admin and Rumors
An admin figure hints the battleship is dead as a dodo while discussing ongoing construction and port risks. The remarks touch on gun batteries and potential worries if the ship remains afloat amid uncertain readiness.
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Cumamandersnyer
Russle
Flying Saucer Wreck Reported in Mexico From Elsewhere
Los Angeles man Ray Dimmick told reporters he saw an ultrastreamlined saucer wrecked on a Mexican mountainside and that a 23 inch tall body was embalmed for scientific study. He claimed Mexican officials believed the craft came from another planet and that the crash occurred about three months ago. No confirmation from US or Mexican authorities.
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Los Angeles
Ray Dimmuck
Mexico
Dimmck
Dimmick
Dinmick
Parents Agree to Separation Operation for Siamese Twins
Reported today that doctors plan to separate a pair of premature twin girls born to Mrs Myrtle Smith. Surgeons Dr Starr and staff expect to attempt the operation soon, with both mothers and hospital officials indicating tentative consent. The hospital director notes the twins remain in care as doctors evaluate the safest timing.
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Myrtle. Smith
Kathleen
Rose
Lene
Browns shine in Australians tussle in GTAGO match
Australian innings saw Meuleman 88 not out and Smith 60 plus key partnerships. Rising, Bundree and Overton contributed as Australia posted 304. Duldig and Freeman took early wickets. Overton 3/80 led England in tight spell.
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Imiungn Meuleman
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Sutcliffe
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Freeman
Howard
Rising
Duldig
Bundree
A.L.P. Suspends Two Ballots in State Party Push
State party leaders suspend two ballots as the A L P moves to elevate candidates for the upcoming state elections. The halts affect the purging and Hartley branches amid internal strife and an executive disagreement. The Hartley group is expected to pursue a pre-adoption action despite officials' views.
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Bydney
Hartley
Rtale
Dr Harmnany Lamer Acquitted in Mercy Killing Trial
Manchester coverage reports Dr Harmnany Lamer acquitted of mercy killing after a trial labeled by the Press as the mercy killing case. Spectators cheered the acquittal as jurors delivered a verdict minutes after the case concluded amid judge warnings and crowd disruption.
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Harmnany Lamer
Daliene Miya
Abbie Borreto
Yeimanetul
Dollar exports rise in Australian trade drive
The Department of Commerce and Agriculture reports a broadened dollar export drive with increased shipments to South America and Canada. Wool, apples, pears, crayfish, dried fruits and other Australian goods boosted earnings, with dried fruits alone approaching pre war levels. Exports to Canada exceed wartime figures, while overall earnings remain strong despite long term market adjustments.
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Levis Epen
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Orayfan
Union Move To Oust Victorian Government
Hostile union representatives in Melbourne demand the resignation of the State Government for failing to solve the tram strike. They vow to use every measure to drive the government out. The Amtrall iy Railways Union adjourned a meeting to next Monday to avert a wave of strikes, while unions prepare to back a common cause with tram workers. The Railways Commissioner reported revenue losses of between 75,000 and 30,000 a week as the strike continued.
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Ihe Tran
Wonthaggi Miners Advised To Court Arbitration
Melbourne report states the Wonthaggi miners are urged to seek arbitration for their claim. Chairman Ramaay warned miners that a strike demanding an interim £8 per week increase could delay heating. A compulsory conference with the State Coal Authority was set for March 20. J Burtt of the Wonthage branch and the miners Federation supported the trainwaymen. if the strike persists, work may not resume until a formal settlement is reached.
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Wonthaggi Minere
Lata Coal Reference Board
Ning
Ramaay
Bye
Minera’ Federation
Wwe Coal Tn Uskry Tribwonal
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Atiners Federation
J Burtt
Potato Prices Drop Amid Anticipated Market Slowdown
Market reports indicate potato prices are set to decline further this week as supply improves and demand softens. Officials from Potatoes ACT and Williamson announce expectations of cheaper sheets and lower retail costs, with farmers bracing for a cautious season ahead.
Attlee Government Wins Division By 14 Votes
London reports the Attlee government secures a House of Commons division by a 14 vote margin defeating the Conservative motion of non confidence. The tally stands 310 to 296 with key opposition figures and parliamentary observers noting the political shift and party alignment following the debate.
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Ite
House of Commone Baitle
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Alec Nnian
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Goveynment
Miners Warn of Heavy Imported Coal Costs
The report warns that reliance on imported coal would raise prices for miners and consumers. Officials discuss shipping bottlenecks and price impacts, noting landed costs around £15 per ton versus locally produced coal at lower rates. The discussion includes government assurances of better coal supply and potential effects on industry and workers.
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Ruth Walen
Ather Staten
Jody
Min
Iuanan
AutaraIe Fovety
Fort Age Aide
Melbourne
Colt Planeta
Benator McLaay
Shepdan
Orca
Ancreeana
Mss
Fei Gym
Alee
Crisis Averted at Stess Works in Sydney
Disjointed report notes a simulated crisis near Stess Works in Sydney. Mentions shortages, investigations by Haran action team, and port adjustments affecting heavy industry. Unclear names and dates due to garbled OCR.
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Stess Works
Sydney
Vrumy
Noxraatie
Port Kombi
Uiverve
Uae
Port Kemble
Homer
John Darling
Baby a Day Kept Doctor in Bay
A Lovne Bay baby story reports the recent delivery of a newborn in Jonesville. The mother, wife of Averun, gave birth yesterday at Ram. The details mention a boy and a girl among triplets born, with the birth occurring on a Wednesday.
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Lovne
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