West hopes dim for settlement in Indo China talks
The article reports minimal prospects for settlement in Indochina with Western powers likely to reject the proposed plan. It mentions Vietnam’s leadership seeking French offer terms and potential shifts in regional diplomacy alongside concurrent Korea conference negotiations and Singapore talks on a high level military conference.
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Imea Proporal
Staten
Aauah Aren
Fiona
Korea
Stingake
Labor action at Canberra building jobs sparks union dispute
The AAT branch of the Building Work Industrial Union ordered removal of all labour from Canberra projects at O’Connar and nearby sites from 7:30 am, citing claims against management. Officials warned of penalties and possible future action as talks proceed with Kingston and Civic groups involved.
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B.w.lu
Canberra
AAT
Industrial Union
Avil Ani Civic Gonstone- Hon Company
O'Connar
Leone Cunell
Mannaer
Fedvnt
Ruth Fe
Mir
Keelimz
Frese
Mid
Raiter
Imadter
ILA Ek
Abe Wet
Mit
Kingston
Mabel Civic
Bolaing
Wosk
Ero Ming Kiso
Officer Declines Ties With Secret Police In Germany
Mr Charles Grimes reports Kho Kilov arrived in the UB and may aid in revealing light on activity of the Soviet secret police. The statements suggest a pivot from prior affiliations as discussions continue about broader security implications.
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Warhimupur
Eugen Enahioy
Ine Saaviet
Oremany
Will
Charles Grimes Aly
Kho- Kilov
Nesret
Grimes Ald
No Check On Chinese Ship For Radio Activity
The industry board in Ayiney fh eiger sountera to vent 3 1 cae alp at Cauienn for radiat Ivity. The board's enairroan, Mr. Newt, said today that matters of water raid er s ere sh Cllens this morning to turd Sne ad Chrowgh arcs apt to radiovectivity from Am hydrogen bankxpert for resionetive jurleen. The whip the up could be radioeastive ite it ter tiny.
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Ayiney
Cauienn
Newt
Witeraide
Elea
State Lottery Results in Tarnworthy Syndicate Draw
The notice lists lottery participants and syndicate names including Lattery Mu BOT Testa Pia Joe Ayrton and ThThird Bhan itchy samtyn in a drawn notation. It mentions Lottery No. 3,077 and a senior draw date with authorities and contestants named.
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Saven ‘Syndicate
B Barker
Keith Arrest
Marl
Wood
Senioeaw
Melbourne Plans Olimpie Games
A report states the International Olympic Committee decided to hold the games and Melbourne will host them. The decision was described as definite and connected with discussions about event dates and site readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Building Regulations Draw Fire At Architecture Conference
Critics argue local building rules push up costs and stifle innovation. Professor Matthew, addressing delegates, called current codes outdated and urged reforms aligning materials, performance standards, and modern methods with global practice.
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LNDX
Hon Buildiiur
Coats High
Hai ‘Commission
Fadin
Matthew
Abelikl
Falter
Amore
Daiogare
America
Bran
Arquateg Commission
Sorhitneta
Boltierwerk
Husband with 46 Jobs Faces Divorce Claim
A battered text notes a man with many jobs and a wife accusing him of habitual drunkenness cruelty and neglect. The case cites a 32 year old Henry of Fin Aireet Unima as the defendant, with grounds listed as abandonment and failure to support.
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Duathe Nield
Moe
Eien Henry
Vietminh Supports Indonesia
Report from Luakarta indicates Vietminh backs Indonesian communal inclusion policy. Officials cite cooperation with Indonesian agency leaders as key to regional stability and mutual aid efforts.
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Luakarta
Tumbay
Chi Mlinh
Indonesia
Indonesian Prove Agency
Antare
No Rush by U K Housewives For Unrationed Butter
A UK report notes housewives seeking un rationed butter amid reduced controls. Officials discuss price pressures and shortages as Britain eyes end of rationing with margarine and butter supplies quantified.
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U.K
Britain
Peice
Britain Determined to Hold Gibraltar amid Royal Event
The crowd cheered as the Queen and Royal Family attended a historic Gibraltar ceremony. Soldiers and civilians watched from near the frontier while a guard post and barbed wire lined the area. Leaders emphasized cooperation, good government, and resolve to defend the rock.
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Britain
Gibraltar
Raina
Lippe
Tn Amity
Rervivensen
Apedtsorn
Royal Commission Will Admit Public Witnesses Tonight
A public hearing room will host attendees as the Royal Commission opens. Officials state safety and decorum are required with cameras or filming barred inside the hall. Judges will preside from the platform as crowds gather for the session.
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Vera Neue
al Fograpner
Bing
Discussions On Treatment Of Atom Casualties
London reports discuss control and survey of atomic power and treatment of civilians harmed by atomic warfare. A Paris meeting considers a common system for medical supplies and uniform treatment regardless of nationality. Indian Prime Minister Nehru announces research funding for radioactivity study. Eisenhower plans on future atomic options.
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London
Teuters Parit
Atlantid
Pact
Jawaharlal
Bayer
Eisenhower
University Prank Turned City Streets Into Chaos
University students caused a street disruption during a commemoration procession. Reported incidents include mischief, yelling, and mock threats with improvised props as crowds trample Haymarket area, while a protestor was reportedly restrained amid the mob.
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Biones
Oon University
Mudeats
Criel
Ibd
Polles
Che Atreets
Atudonte
Croom
Iene
Bisa
Tibet
Jong
Ptatton
Midanin
Haymarket
Migrant Charged with Murder of Taxi Driver
A 34 year old migrant, Buijarian Biov, has been charged with murder in the shooting of taxi driver Slattery near a Grange area. Medical reports indicate Slattery sustained a bullet wound to the left shoulder and may not survive. The accused was remanded to appear on June 7 for further proceedings.
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Biov
Wakehurger
Jane
Slattery
Etree
Grange
Ovenge
Lahore
Heather Menzies Nervous About Public Office
Fragmentary text mentions Heather Menzies in a nervous state about running for office. It references a meeting with about 100 people and a government context but lacks clear facts, dates, or entities to confirm specifics.
Evatt Claims Fighting Communism by Democratic Means
Melbourne Tuesday. Federal Labour Leader Evatt says he fought Communism with democracy not Communist methods. He addresses a cheering crowd at St Kilda Town Hall. He criticizes coercive penalties and urges support for Labour policies amid tensions from opponents.
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DR. Evatt
Melbourne
Evatt
St Kilda
Allen
United
Lanouipe
Tantur
Labour Member Doubts Means Test Promise
A Labour member questioned a proposed means test and stated the party would abolish it when in government. The speech, delivered by Mr Bourke, drew rebukes from colleagues and left unclear whether further comment would follow.
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Labour
Boslor Alep
Ofteinis
Wy M. Bourke
Lahauy
Bourke
Prince Nade
Br. Kvatt
ATP
My Hovegrove
Sir Bourke
Radeu
Erie
URAL
Liberals’ Housing Record Questioned in Turbulent Debate
A fragmented account cites Liberal and Labour contrasts on housing. It claims the Liberal Government spent broadly on housing across states, with three years seeing 227 000 homes built and 87 000 more in five years, while wartime service schemes were noted as active. The piece questions price trends and adequacy of demand amid pressures.
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George
Nuill
ACE Uberal
Merlex
Haa
Labour
Bomen Ahem
Labour plans would cost £371 million, says Mr Menzies
Mr Menzies accuses Labour of proposing a 371 million rise in costs with Labour plans to implement new taxes and public services. He cites Treasury estimates and contrasts them with opposition figures, while challenging Dr Bratt and other ministers on funding and allocations across penal, medical, and welfare areas.
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Menzies
Labour Party
Mettler
Dr. Bratt
Wren
Mr. Monzion
Imalion
Chile
Hefner Kwinana
Menmes
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Wheo
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Indo - China
Reuter Raver
Vieumink
Reedineer
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Alice
REDS
Rma
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Winnie
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Maan
Ingallido
Saigon
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Todo Chive
Tan
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Ierarane
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Ieee
Tates
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Taiwan
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Mencion
Mira
Wien
Pwonent
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Hs Ginge
Saeder
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Dion Wa
Vietminh
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Mateer
Aale
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Petrov Royal Commision
Tony
Uni
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Wall
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