Labour Disturbed Over Delegation To Peking Conference
Labour voices in Melbourne demand the resignation of Dr. Burton from the Australian Labour Party after it announced a representative would attend a forthcoming conference in Peking. Mr Calwell urged Burton to quit as the party fears alignment with a Communist China backed event. Lambourne said the delegation aims to discuss broader Pacific cooperation and end rent disputes, with several notable figures backing the invite. The government and party leaders weigh the implications for foreign policy and party unity.
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John Bogie Samia
Calwell
Australian Labour Party
Bir. Burton
Peking
China
Committee For Peace
Lanbouy
Lambourne
Burton
A.L.P
Cetwell Wuld
Melbourne
Ene Atrogzia
Umaded
Thal
Communtat World
Kh Au Er
Burton Koen
Chieu
Alan
Perann
Paris
Alee Seiler
Winton
Catwell
Maching
Calwalt
Chifley
Raroth
Sete
My. Calwell
Dr. Burton
Labour Party
Labor Party
Lowing
Australia
ALP
Aydney
Sundey
Brace
The
Pacific
Ali
BL Wright
Abertaon AP
Federall Oral Council
Ua Rn
Pelegaine
Resignation and party rifts discussed at Canberra talks
Officials of the Australian Labour Party described confusion over Dr Burton and Mr Calwell as they weighed leadership invitations and potential talks in Peking. The ALP executive called for an investigation into the controversy while rejecting Dr Burton's ALP representation and stressing party unity.
POWs On Trust MMw Tork Camp Commander Claims Anti Communist Group Led Prisoners
An American press dispatch reports camp commander Lieutenant Colonel Joseph Dives says four of the 80 prisoners remain under guard near a barbed wire fence. He attributes control to the anti Communist Young Men's League, claiming they maintain order and gardens at the facility.
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Mergly
U.N
Campania
Rastier
Tor
Joneph Divnes
Young Men's League
Oia
Arden
Fourteen Allied Planes Lost in Korea Report
Fragmentary Allied airloss report from Korea indicates fourteen planes lost in combat or due to ground fire. The entry notes heavy anti aircraft fire and mentions multiple engagements with North Korean forces, with several aircraft shot down and crew fatalities or missing.
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Korea
Anoul
Pianca
Kore
Nore
Wight
Australian Prime Minister signals concerted defence effort
A wartime broadcast outlines Australia pledging stronger unity with the United Kingdom and United States in defense. The prime minister stresses Pacific and Asian interests, talks of arms and industrial support, and mentions planned conferences in Washington and London to coordinate security and economic measures. The speech notes allied air and ground actions and calls for continued international cooperation.
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Tance
Meonslon Amid
Pitie- Mintater
Dalfiud
Australia
Hte
Govarn
Lnce
Nraes
Bisasion
Ratifeakion
Low Rock Mgo
Monxica
Rmulippan
J.T Prine
Washington
St Srnetinnal Bank
Lim
Dilawa
Waahington
Ainn Prantinco
Admiralian Amaanedor
United Staten
Percy Speer
Hi Sommineioney
Cavin
Feanke Porter
Morten Arena
Amertonn
Tae Han Rin
Ian Wmeg
Monaina
London
Concessions by the U N for truce under debate
Fragmented report cites Admiral Joyeal claiming no progress in avoiding bloodshed as a new armistice offer stalls. The United Nations Communist bloc and allied factions discuss terms amid calls of injuries and casualties.
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Admiral Turner
Joy Lalimed
Tommocra
Unite Nation
Ropeaalan
Joyealé
Kates
Peking
Yotlay
United Nation
Crow
Vatican
Uneasy Truce in Korea Frays at Public Hope
Frank Pace, Secretary for hearing, warned an uneasy truce in Korea would impede relief and require careful planning like a four country military briefing. Washington anticipated a four month window for decisive diplomacy as armed forces remained in position and a cautious mood spread.
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Lotiaiaviler
Frank Pace
Secratary
Tin
Hla Adres
Kores
Conihusou Fitin Agama Coaunian
Washington
European pact signing imminent amid German concerns
In Bonn and Britain reports say Adenauer secured tentative approval for a treaty ending occupation and a European Army plan. The talks focus on limiting Allied command powers in West Germany while preserving the Western alliance. Opposing voices warn of risks to neutrality if the two treaties proceed.
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Ron Mtan Hope
Adenauer
Bonn
Weatten Allica
Gersuana
Abe
Wert
Germany
Wynten
Adenauer Ward
West Wee
Menzies To Meet Lemdern In Washington Dinner
Mr Menzies met with Sir Lemdern in Washington for talks at a dinner hosted by the Australian ambassador Percy Spender. Attendees included U S officials and foreign diplomats, with discussions on development and strategic ties amid ongoing exchanges.
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Mr. Menzies
Lemdern
Washington
Aunany
United Star
Tmited
Riaten Ruprrie
Waterfront WLE Today in Sydney Debates and Decisions
Fragmented OCR notes reference a waterfront issue in Sydney with mentions of Benday, Mr Seoroee, and a recommendation text to be put to a committee. The draft discusses AGO backing, a federal reaction, and tally clerks preparing for meetings to finalize a decision by the federation, with uncertain names and dates.
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Sydney
Benday
Seoroee
Comorson
Sirex Wasp Fears In W A Forests
Unclear dispatch reports Sirex wasp specimens found in Western Australia forests may threaten timbers. packing cases with fruit wrapping paper and damaged apple packing noted. mention of European forest damage and Beegan near Begeven location unclear due to damaged text.
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W.A
Perth
Europe
Aimer Tornate
Beegen
Aimee Geenantle
Fring Temperatures High in Britain Reported
Britain yesterday faced unusually high temperatures with London noting heat as May weekend activities continued. The brief report cites record warmth across several regions and urges caution for outdoor events amid hot weather signals.
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Britain
London
Western Africa Urged Aid at Sahare Coast Retreat
An incomplete report from The New York Times notes Western Africa urging aid amid a coastal political retreat. The fragmented text references Abies Souk and a sahare area, with unclear dates or names, limiting precise details. The summary preserves the readable entities and the general urgency of aid.
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Abies Souk
New York
Tima
Cekl
Miner
Brisbane to Perth Flight By Ballet Afloat in Error
Fragmented OCR text reports a Brisbane to Perth flight by ballet, with garbled phrases about timing and personnel. The readable bits mention a 13 minute something and references to Edward Morovensky and an Australian event, but the core facts are obscured by errors.
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Brisbane
Perth
Edward Morovensky
Perit
Terry Wes Deere
Dave
Secrecy Drops Ahead of Britain Atom Bomb Test
Reports say security around Britain's first atom bomb operation has been intensified at Chatham and dockyard workers warned not to discuss the three ships taking on stores. A strengthened security status screens civilians, with naval personnel instructed on secrecy as Campania carries the carrier and May live ordnance to participate in the operation.
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Tokyo
Aunday
Jotts United
Staten
ARTUH
Rte
United
Ding
Pelecern
Mark Clark
Tna
Orvemunts
Generel Clark
Eral Clark
Koje
Denecal Junien
van Fleet
Eighth Army
Juandoe
Intin
Japan
Korea
Chatham
Britain
Scotland Yart
Carrie Campania
Admiral BB. Thilenne
AL Monte
Mello Tatanda
Campania
Canberra jet for tests at Woomera
A Canberra jet bomber was sent to Australia for tests at Woomera to study its suitability for defence use. The maker, Bas Ash Eleotele Company, claimed the jet was shipped but gave no timetable for its testing or final deployment.
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Canberra
Woomera
London
Bunday
Australia
Eleotele Company of Ton, Laimastrre
Far Defence Pawl
Million Dollar Fire Threatens Oil Installations
Damaged text reports a large oil fire causing million dollar damage with scattered notes about teams and possible operators in a breach era. Unclear names or places exist due to OCR errors but the event centers on a major blaze and financial loss.
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Tanbourney
Manning
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Ada Sromham i
Christian Temperance
Clive Evatt
Gc. W.L.A
Reva
W. J. Moblin
Fee Burson
Deen
Ianauaa
Ang Sim
Wales
Graitty
Camy
P.o.w's
ON Trust
PEP Peas
Ua Ear
Medul
Bungay
Tankarafted
Nko No
Mum's Land
Maur Paren
Wermaraag
Machinigun
Emron Army
Kulmhwe
Ratonong
Nome
Milan
Chesath Pat
Fee Amtom
Alplomata
Italy
Department of Nelals
Freet
Monaice
Im Korea
Waterfront
WLE
Africa
Praga
Muccann
Tunis
Flight BY Ballet
Z Coreg Comets
Qfiunteide
Brkeath
Amarieas Vonage
Ted Ares
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