Queensland Floods and Cyclone Threat Shadow NSW Weather
Queensland endured heavy rain with rivers including the Diamantina, Thomson and Warrego in flood while a cyclone formed off the coast northeast of Rockhampton. Warnings said the cyclone could impact Winton and Rockhampton. NSW faced rain and thunderstorms as a trough moved southeast, with floods expected on the central coast and Nepean River rising.
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Brisbane
Queensland
Diamentina
Thomaan
Barros
Bulloo
Parvo
Warrego
Weather Bureau
Queensland Coat
Rockhampton
Icsmte Aldent
Wawea
Mackay
Nwolten
Yvady
Tver
Backhampton
Murdekin
Takereman
Landelides
Tad Rat Trafic
Scarborough
Wyallonpang
Rece
Mom Vale
An-tanderra
Tokertson
Dus Jan Railway Officisia
N.S.W
Sydney
Buntley
Ald
Une Babe Wan
Saatwarde
Il Wold
New South Wales
Nepean
Fou
Hume High Way
Goodwill Visit By Mr Spender To The Philippines
Mr Spender discusses goodwill visit to the Philippines and possible talks with Philippine leaders. A Austrian government spokesman notes Vienna as a possible meeting site and emphasizes no formal pact discussions. Dean Acheson plans a San Francisco speech on atomic arms limits and UN channels.
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Mr. Spender
The
Philippines
Palippinen
Pander
Pander Said the Viait Ned ‘Othing
Vienna
Ebro
Bie
Btinavia
Prague
Truman
Moscow
Mre Attlee
Bidault
Vienne
Dean Achenon
San Francisco
United Staten
Nous
United Nations
Chief determined to return to Bechuanaland
Bechuanaland chief Reyetoe Khamd of the Bamangwato tribe faces five years ban from entering the country to care for his wife. A fighting committee reportedly formed last year urged his return in secret and arranged his transfer to a tribal council. British officials plan to brief the tribal council on the decision.
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Reyetoe Khamd
Ehlet-Eaigm
Bechusnaland
Fenal
the Evening Standard
Avelyn Baring
Ravin
Mintieh Cove
Seretee
London
Recall of Attaches Threatens US Hungary Talks
A garbled American note from Washington suggests the United States would consent to recall of attaches from the Hungarian mission in Bucharest as part of ongoing diplomatic exchanges.
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Washingtor
Miinday
United States
Melain
Hungary
Bucharent
Belgian Plebiscite on Return of King Leopold
Brussels reports indicate a referendum on King Leopold's potential return to the Belgian throne. Voter turnout was heavy at Nfarlock with late arrivals, while Antwerp and Ghent saw security measures and disturbances amid news of the exiled royal family and anti Leopold protests. Police were deployed and events included bomb threats and clashes at party headquarters as results suggested a likely majority against the return.
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Leopold
Belgium
Nfarlock
Sted
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Haming Arrava
Wmeh
Ppoard
Ter Lanpold
Roysiiats
Antwerp
vRodtallot Premiare
nti-Leopoltiet
Epwachien
Leopold Majpelty
Wkely
Varea
Chinese Leaders Forecast War as Chiang Aims to Topple Reds
Fragmented OCR text shows Chiang Kai-shek anticipating conflict to preserve his regime and seeking allied support to counter Communists. It mentions hopes for world war to aid his cause, and plans to mobilize Chinese living abroad for a democratic front in China.
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Ete
Chiang
Flek
Ginus la
Cominias
Che Merit
Gil
Ruutar Abe
Nvuinuany Ba
Chang
Runate Ai
United
Bates
Communista
Bera
China
Aii
Asi
Vicar Urges Strike On Passion Sunday
The Passion Sunday vicar calls Christians to begin a strike and fast on Mineo 2 toward hydrogen bomb threats. Rev. Wala Viewe of St Augustine's laments potential production disruption while urging national commitment and action against hydrogen weapons.
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Landon
Wala
Bt. Augustine's
Humes
Seourdanes
Weterson
Austrian Chancellor Invites Big Four to Vienna
The Austrian chancellor Lenpuld Fghban invites Presidents Stalin, Ritter, Bidault, and Sriman val to Vienna to discuss easing tensions between the East and West. He calls a meeting of the four big powers a step toward relaxing the strained international climate and welcomes the world leaders to the capital. The Liberal party aims to focus its next election on 100 seats amid internal turmoil and a pledge to uphold liberal principles.
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London
Lenpuld Fghban
Sriman Val Stalin
Ritter
Bidault
Vienna
Eus
West
Uintwan
Alluday We Preg
Babel Party
Agnl
Ubingiest
Russia’s first election since 1946 shocks world
London dispatch reports Russia held its first election since 1946 with a single candidate per seat in the Supreme Council and Nationalities Council. Observers in London and Washington warned Moscow may use the moment to push new diplomatic moves while Reuters cites criticism of the regime and concerns over nationalism in Armenia.
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Genzalianimo
Btalin
London
Washington
Tinsley
Palling Bic
Hhe
Beytieh
Anestan Minoan
Politburs
Reuters Moscow
Mikayen
Armenia
Twas
Mikoyan
Erevan
Armen
Armenian Communist Party
Sher Uy
Apirit
Mihov Devine
Aiderain Aramben
Nwiroamey
Lorian
Etat
Jaanla
Pid &He
Errant
Satin
Spanien
Ancey
Train Collapses After Aid Request and Mine Incident
A collision and collapse occurred near Corrigan Creek north of Coletta station on Saturday night. Several workers including Lawrence Be iotée and Mudley Hellets sustained fractures and were hospitalized. condition described as serious.
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Suait
Hiihby
Dryyen
Shubert Schull
Areman
Lawrence Beiotée
Bribery Allegation Reported at War Office
A garbled OCR excerpt mentions a bribery allegation connected to the War Office and references individuals or terms unclear due to damaged text. The fragment alludes to an investigation or accusation linked to a wartime governance setting. Further readable names or specifics are not recovered in the available segment.
Marshall Makes New Swimming Records
John Marshall set multiple swimming records at Haven Icon meet, winning the 40 yard dash and 440 yard event. He lowered a 40 yard time previously held by a Tanponone champion, finishing near a three yard margin in about four minutes two seconds.
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Sinw Haven
Hunlay
ALY
John Marshall
Tao
Eironatin Prirmanht ‘Maranait
Tn Henatha
Onlah
Adereia
Acrid” Murmney
Apeune Restelly
Lyle
Oh Moers
Walker
Australia
Fenien Wan
Lafoeria
Aili
Trwaite
Fiat
Harves
Wilson
Ctestharn
Sandi Mareey
Mindten
Rewsen
Stormy Cooma ALP Meeting Forecasts Split in NSW
Sydney reports a stormy four hour Monaro electorate meeting at Cooma with protests against the NSW Labor Central Executive. Delegates urged endorsement of Monaro sitting member J Seiffer and threatened legal steps to challenge executive authority.
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Labour
Menora
Cooma
N.S
Manon
Monary Tale
My Ew.anderson
Vic
N& Br Uchr
ASP
Geifert
Hale
Adee
Parlay
Ahr
Thin
Aie
Anderson
Acton
Acvon
Gloucesteres Prepare for Nairobi King’s Malays Celebration
The Duke and Duchess of Gloucester arrived in Vienna en route to Kenya for celebrations in Nairobi. The royal couple will attend events marking the opening of the Nairobi celebration, continuing a royal itinerary abroad.
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Malta
Five state Mala lose pre-selection in NSW election race
Sydney reports show five sitting Labour members of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly were defeated in pre-selection yesterday, affecting candidates for the State elections. The NSW ALP Executive has refused to endorse four sitting Labour members, with several losing renomination in their electorates amid boundary changes and redistributions.
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Labour
N.B.W. Legislative Assembly
Boose Cassidates
N.B W
Lye Alp
Atting Labour
Are
Yeater Ally
Bly Fale
A. FL Bailem Privell
Walloogoog
Alr
Notman
Newlowse Anmandale
Mary Gite
Balmain
Dwyer
Redram
Ofth
R Marton
Benion
Bankston Electra
Chinese Communists Occupy Threatan Village
Report from Jammu Kashmir states Chinese Communists have occupied Makhesar near the border. Government officials in Ladin Salt discuss the situation as travelers relay unsettled conditions from Tibetan capital Frat amid tensions after the Communist victory in China.
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Jammu
Kashmir
Binklang
Tidetan
Makhesar
Guiam Kar Gamisrhad
China
Montha
Ty Chine
Draw Likely In Last South African Match
A fragmented report from a South African match references Western Province and players such as Harvey, Moran, and Miller. It notes North and Eastern Cape teams, scores around the 200s, and a late innings push with standout fielding and catching moments.
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Western Province
Lindwalt
Nah
McCook
Harvey
Muller Warrin
Ia Wiguth Firatel
Wynne
Jonnayy
Tan Fotnaen
Ty Neil Margoy
Yyensyyity
Landwall
South Africa
Ston
Balers Miller
Fairmtwaih
Rohan Dy Banwlwat
Eades Theale
Dan Biealoy
Haney
John Aad Santis
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