Korean War Truce Talks and U S Pressure Rise
United Nations Command and allied leaders pressed for progress in Korea as President Eisenhower and U S officials warned against postponing prisoner exchanges. British Prime Minister Churchill signaled support for hard terms while the United Nations prepared further outreach to secure a swift negotiated settlement.
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Pourcex
Han
United Buuren
You Chun Yang
Mineman Rae
Secretanyf Stile
Walter Bedell Smith
Risenhower
Bamie
Busi
Tn Birgane
Ratnadings
Panrpunion
Therr
T.N.C
United Nations Command
Wir
Teste
WNC
U.G.O
Farer
Britain
Winston Churchill
No. 10
Birt Haat
Wien
United Nation
Genera
Lenin
Sama A
W.” Harrison
Turner Covetation
Brian Commonweith
Nikions
Red spies shot claim shocks postwar notices
Article reports a claim that four agents were executed after capture by the Red secret service. It cites foreign names and alleged operations involving espionage and finance, with references to internal security bodies and wartime actions.
Leichhardt search trek by Swan MP Grayden to Rawlinson Ranges
Perth Wednesday report notes Swan MP W H Grayden plans a 2000 mile trek to the Rawlinson Ranges to seek clues about Ludwig Leichhardt. He aims to recruit Western Australian officials and geologists to join the expedition traveling from Brisbane toward Perth while exploring native associations and overland routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
W. Hi. Grayden
Swan
Rawlinson Ranges
Test Trial Delayed by Rain In London Match
Rain delays test trial in London as play shifts to a later start. England captain Len Hutton wins toss, match suspended after weather disrupts planned England vs Warwickshire play.
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London
Len Hutton
Trevor Alley
Olt Tratford
Batsieen Asatrutin
Einsenahire
Birmingham
Mutton Mrune
Murprine
Fuking
Trevar Bailey
Prete Browne
Beoren
Gngland
Nat
Bailey
Nat Owl
Prime Ministers Attend Abbey Rehearsal Ahead of Coronation
The article describes a rehearsal at Westminster Abbey attended by Prime Ministers from New Zealand and Pakistan as well as other Commonwealth and royal figures. It details processions, guards, and security measures, noting the presence of Winston Churchill and other dignitaries.
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Mansles
Mr. Holland
New Zealand
Mohammed Ali
Pakiatun
I Hone
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Cantorhney
Yoo
Ty Lana
Udlann
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Mg Ean
Hundprom
Beltala
Prackined Inc
Beivey Ruin
Spat
Corpe Tition
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Une
Ike
rvEutming
Palner
Texpreat Fordty
MulaLera
Westmincher Abbey
Goran
Heriages
Bie
Winston Churchill
Lou BL Teurlent
Canida
Bydney Holand
Mulan
Saat
Ordura
Dolonia Uines
Toneu
Winston Chuckhill
Princemoyu
Elizabeth Yan
Prisco
Menzien
Interna
Hioniterlininils
Brivatn Nthe
Phat
Heen
Portal
Beotland Yard
Beotlung Yura
Mien Aietars
Western Deputies Challenge iReds On Austrian Pact Talks
Western deputies from Reitain and the United States in London demand clarity on a proposed four powers conference and a new Austrian treaty. They urge restraint and accuse Soviet aims of derailing any settlement, with talks planned for February and a focus on safeguarding political and economic independence.
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London
Council of Foreign Ministers
Reitain
Prince
United States
Ietter
Brtun
Malik
Anne Srving
Hw Betish
Og. dMarah Son
Oier
Alan Refell
Austra
Union Optics
Mnaudr
Iuma
Soviet Union
Toulie
Auestia
Tania
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Bere
Kowdwill
Conellate
Ely
Prosie
Tate
Dent Bluhbower
Nefuaula
Savivl
Bovlel
Aue
Doyle Arthur Linked by Witness in Offer to Share Ventures
A witness linked Arthur Doyle to an offer to share ventures. The testimony referenced forgery and a former NB minister, with Doyle denying certain actions while acknowledging others. The dialogue touched on costumes and attire in Parliament and a chairman of committees, Booth, seeking clarity on the matter.
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Doyle
Arthur
Witness
Tor Mines
Crowe
Mat Doyle
Soma
Amsburg
Haim Socin
Booth
Alipparr Doyle
Hobe
Congo
Intimidation Allegation In Court In Wentworth Case
A constable accuses Wentworth A. Nigmigat of intimidation as MPs in a court proceeding. The dialogue references court rulings, Dwyer, and parliamentary steps, with unclear details about suspects and actions. The fragmentary text mentions a track and possible concealment by Dwyer, Kail Bothing, and Romney charges without clear outcomes.
Account irregularities surface in bank dispute over Arthur funds
Apparent banking improprieties unfold as deputy manager Robert Nash Phelps of Hinftonou uncovers impounded accounts linked to Arthur and Doyle. Officers discuss termination, approvals, and discrepancies with Arthur’s and Andrews’ testimonies amid a cash cheque dispute and a £60,000 figure.
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Robert Nash Phelps
Ravenhead
Arius Accounta
Gunner
Arthur
Roane
Hamour
Ast Doyle
la Mar
Willem “Oeorre Andrews
Doyle
Andrews
Vdue
Ava
Joe
Englishman Discussed Proposition In Open Hearing
The testimony recalls Baldfowlah Herbert Wilton Crowe describing meetings with Doyle in late 1940s about a possible venture. Crowe recalls inviting Doyle to Parliament and details of conversations about coal ventures and contracts, with a hearing adjourned for further testimony.
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Balfowlah
England
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Doyle
Tod Doyle
Bite
Ures
Commitine
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Joe Chilie
Hays
Doyle Weld
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