Speaker Attacks Governor General Shock Parliament
The Speaker Mr Cameron charged Governor General Sir McKell with attacking him in 1940, sparking fierce opposition criticism in the House. He defended his remarks as factual, while questions about propriety arose, and the debate touched on routine precedents and potential motions.
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House of Representatives
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Maine
AEF
Chiney
Annwrnn
Kells
Cele Maid
Fraser
Blamey
Eas
Chifley
Murke
Perthaldne
Camorat
Burke
Hansard
Duke of
Gloucenter
Francie
Camara
Mauke
Dalley
Duarma
Mensiés
Petree
Ruling In Divisions Questioned
A parliamentary scene recounts a disputed ruling in the divisions as Speaker Cameron, amid murmurs and gestures, orders and countercharges. Members clash over authority as Abbott, Watson, and Rawlin discuss language and conduct during a heated session.
Will Not Fly U.N. Flag In Rust Areas
Geneva dispatch reports a General Assembly vote on a motion regarding flag displays in rust areas. Britain Australia New Zealand and others backed a stance while Argentina and the Dominican Republic opposed. A second vote may follow later today. United States and other powers considered a related matter affecting the Truman Council’s rotation and participation.
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U.N
Geneva
Australia
New Zealand
Britain
General Assembly
Tle
Argentina
America
Philippines
Shim
Repubale Fond Frag
Trumtership Council
British and U S officials clash over wartime policy
In Washington on Thursday officials outlined allied plans amid debate on wartime diplomacy. Foreign Minister Bevingald asserted Britain France and the UK faced Germany firmly as discussions continued on policy and cooperation with the United States.
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Washington
Amprican
Wiston Hurubule
Joimon Soidiere
Churehill
Reat Bevingald
Britain
France
Nine Lunatics Perish in Asylum Fire
In Philadelphia a severe asylum blaze killed nine violent mental patients who perished while chained in cells. Attendants freed many others as firemen battled through wire mesh barriers to reach the burning wards, some patients attempting to batter walls. About 30 people were endangered by smoke. several inmates faced fatal asphyxiation.
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Taumany
Inv
Tiveny
Ant
Amoke
Hal
Nannte
Sin Morrasonern
Auding Mooi
Iris
Romwin
Core Lewin
Yaur Rat
Toretanty
Ute Keye
Raiders Busy in Manila Thursday
A fragmentary Manila report notes a developing incident in Central Lunga involving a group described as amaidlento. The Ohio MEP APS report mentions a dawn wave of attacks with firing and casualties, outlining a chaotic security situation and ongoing investigations.
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Manila
Lunga
Amaidlento
Secretary Acheson pushes joint Far East policy plan
Washington reports Secretary of State Dean Acheson plans two strong joint policy steps with Britain and France for a united Far East approach. He advised against separate actions that could widen rifts in India, Pakistan, and Southeast Asia while urging coordinated pressure on Communist influence.
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Thurs
Dean Acheson
Far East
Britain
France
United States
London
Mrs Roosevelt doubts U.N. action on China policy
Mrs Roosevelt voiced doubts about the United Nations General Assembly action on China. She warned the Nationalists and Communists may be testing parallels with Soviet influence and urged a measured approach. Roosevelt suggested a special session or extended debate before any permanent decision is made.
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Ming
United Tates
Mra
Biealor Roosevelt
Nt U.N
Nationaliai
Retary
Minke
Jaliat Goswileh
U.N
Jon
Roosevett
U S Poll Favors Recognition Of Red China
A U S poll shows broad support for recognizing the Chinese communist regime. It highlights potential shifts in foreign policy, including trade, alliances, and non-Soviet partnerships, with emphasis on containment through security and economic measures.
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U.S
China
Potley Khwarsle
Americay
Amin
Nationa
Spender warns Australia will not interfere in New Guinea
Minister for External Affairs PC. Spender told Port Moresby businessmen and planters that Australia would not assume a comprehensive role if anyone interfered in the Papua New Guinea region. He stressed the Australian government would act for national interests only when necessary.
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Australia
Papas - New Guinea
PC. Spender
Port Morrsby
Indonesian Eyes on Conference Between Asia Nations
A proposal aims to convene a conference between Indonesian and Philippine governments to discuss pathways toward mutual understanding. Mohammed Yamin notes the objective is to explore methods for closer ties and cooperation.
New Sterling Ol Find in Iraq
Fragmentary OCR text references New Sterling Ol in Iraq and a long string of garbled phrases. The readable content mentions locations and names such as Iraq, Petraeus, and Me Metta Dima Ara, but lacks coherent events or context to define a clear incident or outcome.
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Iraq
Lonikan
Daly Rai
Hann
Petraeus Coes
Bendigo Conference Delivers Valuation At One Pound
The annual conference of the country party meets amid debate over valuation policies. A parliamentary commission proposal to review the valuation was carried by a motion amid discussions of federal and parliamentary implications.
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Bendigo
Almere
Vietsi Tima Country Party
Philippine acclaim of Mr Spender visit
A garbled report credits Mr Spender with advancing ties between the Philippines and Australia. It notes a foreign affairs aim to unite nations in the Pacific region, praising his statements as reflecting strong resolve for regional cooperation and democratic unity among Pacific neighbors.
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Asie
Polley
von Mio
Achesin Lurid
Benste Foreign Relations Committee
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Hemo
Achesan
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Philippine
MR. Spender
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Rennet, Politent Land Rwulupol Advanventont
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