U N Prisoner Plans Submitted To Korean Reds Secrecy
A U.N. prisoner plan for Korea was discussed in a closed conference with Communist officials. Reports say Lt General W. Harrison and Allied leaders sought a path to end deadlock and resume negotiations. British Foreign Secretary and Prime Minister met to push a united approach, while Red forces were described as strengthening in Korea. The debate touched on potential concessions and the timing of a critical move to break the impasse.
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Firthel
Djournes
Mindy
Jonnis Phage Ature
London
Willian St
World record price for stud merino ram at Sydney sale
A Sydney auction set a world record price for a stud merino ram amid strong bidding and brisk trade. The sale saw high prices for top lots, with firms like Remilenguhs and Tumin Pastoral Co among bidders and buyers from Avon Merryville and surrounding areas. Average prices and weights are noted, reflecting buoyant livestock demand and premium rams commanding top dollar.
Ex Nazism protesters target West German government in Paris
Readable fragments show ex Nazis jeering at authorities during a Paris march. The gathering referenced occupation clashes and delayed trials while ex generals and officials faced public condemnation and police scrutiny.
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Paris
van Manstain
Gera
Fem Valeiie
AnUeipalinig
Hurty
Une Warvanie
Canaan
Iassage
Gondii
Bial
Allied
Gort
Barnes Seeks Title Fight Amid Welterweight Talks
The report outlines ongoing negotiations for a welterweight title bout involving Barnes and Rydney, with managers Ry Mequillan and Tayesninenee and potential opponents George Kupeon and Kinpeor. Unclear fragments reference Mecullings, Coscia, and Jarac as possible rivals, while Kupeen reportedly aims to dodge a confrontation.
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Barnes
Rydney
Hurnes
George Kupeon
Kinpeor
Ry Mequillan
Rupert
Kupeen
Lions on the Loose Spark Armed Hunt at Coffs Harbour
Five lions escaped and sparked an armed hunt in Coffs Harbour as residents watched. Reports describe terrified crowds, a railway area disturbance, and the scattered pursuit by authorities. Witnesses recall a dramatic scene with vehicles and a tense search across streets and jetties.
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Coffs Harbour
Native for Trial for Assault Named in Disorderly Hearing
The case involves Tuy charged with assault on McCurty near Teibaul on May 22. Proceedings note the accused pleaded not guilty and was reminded to be forthright as a Supreme Court panel reviews the evidence. The incident reportedly followed a declaration to 1,400 natives at a village council meeting about obedience to leaders.
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Rabanl
Monty
First Everest Bid Fails in British Expedition
The Everest assault from Camp Seven near South Col failed at 29,002 feet. Climbers Band and Weetmacott were halted by deep soft snow while preparing a second try with heavier oxygen gear and a later attempt was planned for today. Expedition leader Colonel Jonas tenteuler aimed to set a Cana Right base on a ledge about 9,000 feet from the summit as part of the next push.
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Katmandu Epay
Everest
Torday
f'Band
Weetmacott
Busame Th
Jonatant
Euler
Mhoud
Doyle claims used influence in arc of payments
Arthur Doyle alleges he pressed J Chesterfield of Construction Services Ltd to pay £1,400 owed by Arcus. Judge Amnaborg asks if cancellation or action occurred as Doyle faced non payment. Witnesses include S netting QC and Danie an. case centers on alleged influence and breach of payment.
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Doyle Eta Arinar
J. Chesterfield
Bristene Company, Construction Services Ltd
Ageluet Doyle
M Cmr Pale
Arthur
Cheaterford
Doyte
Amnaborg
Pt Pancelation
S Netting
Danie An
Tong
Rom Bay
Ton’ Fay
Arora
Snetting
Tovday
Doyle Woot
Arcus
Dagie
Doyle
Reinney Eesagne
Dayley
Gowth
Dayle
Taiing
Egyptian sabotage bid in canal zone
Egyptian marauders attacked the British water filtration zone in Tatlin with two attempts causing no casualties. Reinforcements and evacuation warnings followed as British plans were prepared amid escalating tension. 18 women and 2 children were among the party involved. Authorities insisted on maintaining civilian presence despite pressure to evacuate.
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Tatlin
Firitiog Mount
Brilinh ‘Erebossy
Egypt
Britain
Stell Company
Imperial Chemical Companion
Cuno
No School Holiday On June 1 In SESW Education Note
Acting Education Minister Mr. Mc Beath says June 1 will not be a holiday for SESW school children. He clarifies that the only holiday day for students is on Tuesday, with no specified break on June 1.
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Sydney
Mc Beath
SESW
Australia Wins By Innings, 171 Runs
Australia defeats Minor Counties by 171 runs after innings totals of 289 for Australia and 0 for 83 for Minor Counties. Lindwall leads with 7 for 20 as Minor Counties struggle to 85 all out. Number of attendees near 19,000. notable performances include Jahier 38 and Barnett Ling 13 plus Pinnott and Taylor contributing modestly.
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Australia
Minor
Couns
Ators
Lingwal
Jana Pinnott
Suk
Tr Taylor
Lina
Sundries
Lindwall
John
Archer
Davino Johnston
G. August
FR Ware
Hasett
Red Charge of Conspiracy in Big Three Talks Rejected
Fragmented report notes U S France and Britain rejected a red charge of conspiracy against the Soviet Union at the Bermuda Big Three talks. Diplomatic circles in London viewed Potsdam as the departure point for future peace talks while Western unity faced strains over Soviet aims in Europe and Asia.
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United States
Bermuda
Tigressear
Accum To Favor Me and Arthur Accounts Mixed
A report details financial dealings involving Doyle and others with Arthur and Dayle. Transactions include deposits, a £806 payment, and a £14 transfer, all tied to a December event and hearings adjourned to the next day.
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Trenaton
Chires
Steele
Rusty
Prionum
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Thor
Newa
Koreamn
Synchman Thee
Choi Duk San
South Korea
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North
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Pyne
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Willin
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Avisianeova
Ang Rvs
George Balkinor
Warren Athone
Tate
Tumin Pastoral Coy
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Lea
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Avorman
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Cosmas
Corey
Cotes Hand
Teal
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Persine
Luna
Pheelecus
Tina Charset
Duntroon
Mie Kroodeney
Mr. Calwell
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Churwell
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Suex Canal
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Ilpution
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