Bevin Warns on Russia and Praises Australia
Mr Bevin discusses threats from Russia and praises Australia in a speech touching on Asia policy. He argues for Western unity to contain Soviet influence, supports Britain’s role in Asia, and defends the U N position while urging allied cooperation with India Pakistan and others. He criticizes recognition of Communist China but calls for coordinated action in global security.
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Golem
Pantor
Pacific
North Atlantic
Pertvet Eeuiliorian
Navin
Batayn
Pakistan
India
Ferton
Bevin
Forwind
Britain
Ntsiea Ware
Bénsé Lnvan Guerrillon
Conninintat Enaies. In Prr We Hermine of the Farm Designer of Vexterra
Burma
Sean
Cma
China
Germany
New
Iver Dani
Anthony Ven
Bpitatin
Wan Kolm
Fider
Tc Tan
America
Ornry
No Labour Opponent For Mr. Seiffert
Australian party dispatch reports the ALP unable to nominate a Labour challenger to Mr. Seiffert at the Monney seat. Central Executive declines endorsing Belffert, leaving the Liberal A.7. Keys as a possible opponent. Several Labour figures are, per reports, withdrawn or not contesting, with the field narrowing to endorsed or unelected candidates as the party grapples with its electoral strategy.
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Bydney
Thursdas
ALP
Altting Lahour
Monney
Seiffert
Manta Nnminal
Belchert
A.7. Keys
Liberal Party
Belffert
AWLP
Bonar Council
Faameane Eine
Bate AP
C Anderson
Ura
Labour
Self Cronk
Mulffart
Mall City
Wyade
Monfro
Monro State Electorad Council
Mors
Rman
Annendatrt
Hamilton
Namal
Dever
Pedfern
Rowells Wollankone- Keobla
Bennett
Mintan
Elnetnestes
Hoyos
Lang Lanour
Vitor Santoothal
Abe
Sint
O. Boao
Berstman
Vonenae Serra Manner
Belert Comr Hee On Petrol Possible
Honor members of the Opposition examine Uw qwaal birty as ring let Menke run oily to eatabllaby Redert Cini Initier of the Amato tn inquire into Rovernmuak expenditure. The Senate may consider a motion related to Bao Ny Interpretion and a comMItCor was contemplated.
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Uw Qwaalbirty
Cini
Financial Wizards For Banks Debate Splits Within Bank Board
Independent members of the Baile Raned face scrutiny over a statement as Benator Agno Rabertann in WA urged action. Gov. Deg bat IP Udln questioned the accuracy of water policy claims amid a broader governance row.
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Merling Ag
Benator Agno Rabertann
Baile
Wiver
Heated scenes in Parliament as Cold War rages
Parliament faces a brisk clash between Government and Labour Opposition in both chambers. In the Senate the Government suffered an early reverse on a motion, while the House of Representatives with a Government majority saw the Opposition attempt to unsettle the administration, leading to a heated exchange and a contested vote.
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Senate
Chamber
House of Representatives
O'suivan
Lisbour
Messin
Beale
Amaimiy
Oroposit
SuaLenivat
Ventheslay
Hime
Air
Ménaiog
Athair
Ube
Goeper
Beabre
Daly
Dayvisor
Dawn
Tne
Calwell
Melbourne
Aimbar
Anthony
Aimicves
Wentservant
Mens Ren
Henty
Yan Rexpanaihie
Oeenalons
Weriine
Qunru
Senate Row Over Obstruction Delays Government Business
Turmoil in the Senate as opposition accuses ruling faction of blocking debate. A tense division vote marks the session with calls to make Parliament function efficiently, while officials pledge to press ahead despite friction and warnings of further obstruction.
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Senate
Beustor
Benator O'Bullivan
USA
Aherwtrsiung
Wella
Pasameak
Memi
Ceridor
Medoolty
Government to Consider Java Fhooting Incident
Parliament heard a brief statement about the Java shooting of an Australian pilot. The Minister for External Affairs outlined steps to protect Australians in Indonesia and a final report will be presented after May.
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Java
Ab. Autralian
Be 1
Ntl
Zoe
Midea Thetae
Aroula
First Snow Likely At Franklin Today
Weather forecasts indicate possible snowfall at Franklin this morning and during the day. The system suggests a significant event with potential accumulation as the cold front moves through the area.
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Franklin
Omolaia
Hairbairy
Franklin Corday
Convictiame
Seamen Resent Communist Domination Across Union
Melbourne talks reveal seamen anger at Communist influence within the sailors union leadership. Officials say no ships will sail from port amid protests and a temporary conference is planned to restore control after a power shift.
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Aydney
Communist Party
Diwwlllian Ut
Wesle
Lie Beamen
Uaion
Yeaterday
Im W. Bird
Sealmen's Union
Ocala Fn
Melbourne
Pam
Queen Mary’s long life and wartime service celebrated
The article honors Queen Mary aged 83, detailing her marriage to George VI at York and coronation at Westminster Abbey. It notes her support for women’s causes, notably during World War I with women’s services and nursing efforts, and mentions a handwoven carpet presented to her and a royal dental appeal message from Australia.
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Ke Lon
Victoria Mmey
Latise
Olen
Pauline Chudine
Agnes
George
Dike
York
Westminner Abbey
Matthown
Manny
Vinita
Don
Britain
Labour approach to cp iw vic in Melbourne
Fragmented and garbled OCR text hints at Labour Party strategy in Victoria and federal ties. Mentions figures like Me Mobiunht and Alan Kowder, parliamentary actions, and potential voter alignment. Unclear specifics due to transcription errors.
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Labour
Melboutunee
Thyyelay
Laibeulp Sayy
Choe Senmint
Victoria
Country Party
Alan Kowder
Cain
Labour Party
Pmlcr
Lhe
Eowintry
Ahhrset
Chantry Paty
Une Mowire
Portinhios TV
Kenowent
Wentworth Attacks Evatt Over War Ambitions
The article reports on Mr Wentworth attacking Dr Evatt and Mr Lie over war aims and appeasement during a tumultuous Berlin crisis. Wentworth blames Evatt and Lie for misrepresenting his position and argues against war, urging restraint and urging reconciliation among powers.
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MR. Wentworth
MR. Lie
DR. Evatt
Doubts on Value of Moscow Trip
Report fragment paragraphs discuss doubts about the value of a Moscow trip and a peace plan led by Mr Lai May, with mentions of Attlee, Le May, the United Nations, and ongoing European diplomacy. The text references potential shifts in policy and efforts to maintain peace amid postwar tensions.
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Moscow
Lie
Etrolen
Reuter
Murcvan
AL Finthersiegau
United’ National
Fat
Enaon
Attlee
Euery
le May
London
Buccons
Reuters
Washington
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