Plan for Peace in the Middle East front page claim
London reports a Daily Express front page claiming a peace plan would avert world war by uniting Western powers around a Middle East settlement. The piece cites supposed Soviet suspicions about a Pacific pact and American bases, with references to oil and strategic interests, amid war scare rhetoric.
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Russia
Middle East
United States
Daily Express
Theit Veo Leon Uveher Strand
Baily Express
Alee
America
No Negotiations Orders Makarios in Greek Crisis
In Nicosia yesterday Archbishop Makarios rejected any talks while Cyprus faced pressure from a hardline faction. A translated message urged unity and warned that liberty would endure despite foreign influence as tensions rose over leadership and unresolved security concerns.
Trade Balance Favourable During April
Acting Commander tallying today reported a favourable balance in April of £10,000,000 compared with £54,000,000 last year. For the 20 months ended April the apparent shortfall was $15,700,000, while the same period previous year showed £58,700,000.
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Lieen
Arél
Laphs
New Savings Banks Attract £24m Deposits
Acting Commonwealth Statistician Mr Archer reports deposits in all savings banks rose to £1,108,216,000 by end of March, up £14.5 million from year earlier. The first quarter saw £24,900,000 in new deposits across new savings banks operated by Bank of HBW and ANZ Bank. Population figures noted but unclear.
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Save
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Archer
Janay
Martins
Tiireh
Bebrisony
U N Delegations Cautious On Middle East Report
UN Secretary General warns there is no secure peace as a new ceasefire remains fragile. Observers note stalled talks and unresolved tensions between Israeli and Arab states. Patrols along the demarcation line continue amid uncertain commitments from five governments.
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Bog
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Afah
Trif
Lin
Auimarsicjosid
Doolittle Leads Coral Sea Ceremony Tribute
General Doolittle presided at a Coral Sea memorial wreath laying with 6000 spectators. A wreath in red white and blue honored Allied servicemen, while a military band played and Doolittle spoke of sacrifice and shared resolve to defend freedom and peace.
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James
Laure
Avatrallia
America
Coral Sea
Hy Gootilite
Seif
Ganeral
Oba
Doo- Tike
le Cemplaph Duis
Donlille
Baptist Leader to Visit Canberra
Tio President General of the Baptist Union of Ags training Mr OG Sweetman will visit Canberra this week. Sweetman has served as President General for two and a half years and is noted for extensive church leadership and active missionary work in Australia.
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Tio
Bapthist Union of Agstrain
OG Sweetman
Sweetman
Fay Ho
Ind
Diveytor Nga
Inree Bert Wea
Rolavign
Fantastic Rumours On Disappearance Of Navy Frogman
A column reports on unverified claims surrounding the disappearance of a Navy frogman. Folkloric rumours touch a suspected mission, possible dives, and whispers of intelligence ties. The piece notes conflicting accounts from newspapers and officials, with intrigue about wartime plots and a potential publicity angle.
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Odds Against Landy Coach Says Landy the Greatest
In San Francisco on Friday Templeton comments on Landy as the greatest yet. He notes Landy’s past performances and hints at upcoming tests while discussing athletic context and comparison to others.
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Intel
Templeton
Landy
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Tussoe
Avsee
Standard Oil Not Despairing Of Australia
Standard Oil of California faces a tough exploration task in Australia as company chairman reiterates belief that oil will be found continent wide. He says the undertaking is the most boring problem and remains confident after a failed initial search amid harsh conditions and limited success.
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Standard Oil
Australia
Worcestershire 192 as Australia reply strong
Worcestershire were all out for 182 in their second innings after a 90 run first innings. Australia replied with 438 led by Peter Richardson who made a full century. Richardson took four and a half wickets to alter the match, with Janickia 28 and Tews 22 among the late wickets.
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Janickia
Tews
D. Richardson
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IF Burke
Mackay
I. Milley
P. Bur
R. Archer Wydonmoon
Gy Langley
B. ‘Crawfari
A Wilson
Grady
Internal party rift risks NSW conference
Factional conflict within the Suisse Grouper Executive in New South Wales threatens to derail the party’s June federal conference. The State President Mr Campbell and General Secretary Mr W.R. Colbourne face decisions as the Federal Executive backs delaying the state gathering to align with Melbourne talks.
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Armed Bands Kill At Least Fifteen In Morocco Clash
Violence erupted on Wamenday night as armed bands attacked supporters of the old regime near Bilvopena and Akab towns. Moroccan and police forces struggled to intervene as protests spread, leaving fifteen or more dead, including former bodyguards and several Moroccan officials. European tourists were briefly startled but unharmed. Rabat considered summoning French forces as ministers met in emergency discussions.
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el Glaaul
Atomic tests and hydrogen bomb details amid war scare
Fragmented text describes planned operations named Ren wing with hydrogen bomb tests. Mentions U.S. naval ship en route to see an experiment, task force aims to measure yield and compare to a one megaton benchmark. Language is garbled but depicts early atomic weapons testing and scale debates.
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Hutan
University expansion prompts new posts and lectures
The University announces new posts across expansion projects in mathematics and English. It invites applications for a senior lecturer in English and a lecturer in mathematics to support the growing departments, replacing retiring staff and aiding the expansion of the Law and Mathematics chairs.
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United Stars
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Migrant Intake Increases In Australia
The article reports rise in permanent migrants to Australia with December 31 totals. It cites Acting Commonwealth statistician Aroner and agency figures showing about 490,000 in, 237,297 arrivals, and breakdowns for origin groups including Hinee and German names among others.
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Sitce
Olympic Torch Ceremony in Canberra and Melbourne Route
An Olympic torch procession travels from Canberra to Melbourne on November 19 covering about 135 miles via notable stops. Athletes and runners will carry the flame through Canberra and Sankey, with a brief halt near Meld before continuing southward. A commemorative medal will be presented to Canberra, and a joint meeting by the Department of Interfor to discuss arrangements for the arrival in Melbourne is planned.
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Massacre and international tensions dominate in brief
A fragmentary update reports on a mass murder near the North Sagtera Tihzlan border and Chinese tensions at the London border. It references a Chinese assassination attempt, Japanese and Indonesian alignments, and ongoing Western diplomatic notes amid nationalized stocks and air travel disruptions.
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