Decisive Vote Against Referendum Across Commonwealth
A broad anti referendum trend is reported with negative majorities across many states. The article lists substantial No margins in Victorian and South Australian electorates, including Kennedy and Batman, with figures showing strong Commonwealth opposition and regional variations in several seats.
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Wellig
Taw
Barton
Yee
Mast
Eden Moour
Humegee
Usher
E Soe Ora
Paros
Tod
Riverina
Robartaon
Warrina
Babeur
Kennedy
Herbert
Gri@tn
Ley
Eaven Grands
Commonwealth
Batman
Corio
Kooyong
Melbourne Ports
South Australian
Kindmarah
Central Australia Referendum Vote Sparks Political Clash
A fragmented account shows leaders from Liberal and Labor camps reacting to a referendum on centralisation and federal control. Premier statements emphasize state interests, while opponents warn against consolidation of powers. The debate touches rents, prices, and economic policy amid shortages as party figures push for or resist central authority.
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Rank Leet
Mia
Dickwon
Bruner
Country Party
Iit Orto
Eed
Tan
Fragmented OCR Note on Legal/Policy Debate in Berlin
A damaged text fragment discusses currency, registration, and potential violation of an department rule. It references Berlin and a western or eastern context, with unclear terms and names. The passage seems to speculate on enforcement and a possible referendum or decree, but the garbled text lacks readable entities or dates.
Poush Agreement Near With Bulgaria Claimed by Report
A report claims a budding pact named Poush Agreement would bind Bulgaria with Poland and Bulgaria to guarantee mutual immediate military aid against aggression from any nation. The text is incomplete and unclear on details.
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Wanbaw
Bunany
Poland
Bulgaria
Pillars of Smoke Rise From Jerusalem Ruins
Descriptions of fires and smoke rising from Jerusalem as civilians flee the Old City after night battles. Arab Legion troops guard exits while Jews outside Jerusalem launch desperate attacks. Reports claim surrender negotiations involve Bellis officers in Arab Legion uniforms. Wounded Jews are to be treated and evacuated amid chaotic developments near the Zion Gate and surrounding areas.
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Demasus
Elon
Jarumelam
Tareal
Balrigos Corneas
Old
Jerusalem
Uvaueresdar
Jeruassen-Tel Aviv
Newer Weapons for Next War in London
Lord Montgomery warns that modern weapons do not replace preparation and training and stresses the need for mobilization and readiness. He notes science must keep soldiers fit and capable, with high priority on defense organization and early war planning amid imagined Far Eastern and European campaigns.
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Marsbal Montgomery
Punaibie
Montgomery
Jepen Wants to From Australia
Jepen seeks to travel from Australia amid unclear quotes and references to a major source. The fragment mentions France Indo China and a base location, with limited readable names or concrete dates. Further context is needed to determine the exact event or actor involved.
Michael to Marry Hexy Saturday in Copenhagen
Reliable reports say Prin Som Avan of Beurton Parma will marry Big Wrehoe of Romania in Athens this coming Bat day. Archbishop to perform ceremony.
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Michael
Hexy
Copenhagen
Prinsom Avan
Beurton
Parma
Rumania
Athena
Athens
Negotiations on Indonesian sovereignty progress report
New York reports a UN commission on Good Offices in Indonesia noting settlements on many military and economic questions and progress on character of sovereignty. The text mentions decisions on Dutch New Guinea status and restoration of rights, with references to independence and federal arrangements.
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New York
United Nations Ciminee
Indonesia
Dutch New Guinea
Wallace Threatens Third Party Stand Against Anti-Communist Law
In Washington on Sunday Henry Wallace told the Senate Judiciary Committee that if the Mundh-Nizen bill to control communism becomes law his Third Party would defy it. He warned registration would label peace advocates as conspirators aiding a worldwide plot to destroy democracy.
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Washington
Henry Wallace
Senate Judiciary Committee
Communist Party
Justice Department
Adr
Wallace
Thimls
United
Mateo x Vious
Ecb
Amnie
U S Communists Take Credit For Third Party
The National Committee of the Communist Party outlines a June 8 approval plan and proclaims the need for a new party. Led by Henry Wallach, the group credits recent party achievements and urges Americans to support a broader Communist effort nationwide.
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U.S
New York
Communist Party of the
U.eaere Tank
Mer
Henry Wallaee
Maubiece & Greft
Wallach
Gaadlation Ware Americal
Airliner reroutes to land after engine trouble near Sydney
Severe weather and strong winds buffet skies over Kosciusko and Cooma. An ANA Douglas flight bound for Melbourne detects engine trouble and diverts, landing safely as rain and cold fronts move through New South Wales. Winds climb to near 60 mph at 7 000 feet, while Sydney records a cold day with a high around 0 and a low near 4.
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Sydney
Arund
A.N.A
Douglas
Airc
Alopsi
Bouin West
Riverina
Alpe
Kosciusko
Fragmented foreign briefing on Dominion issues hints parallels
A garbled excerpt discusses Africa and South Africa tensions, Canada and Coramon Wealth, and possible parallels with Britain and Dominions. It mentions New York Times sourcing and the Ottawa representative, highlighting uncertainty about domestic problems across Dominions.
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New York
South Africa
Thane
Canada
Coramon
New York Times
Eally
Sima
Geneva Nevada Legend Man With Wounded Swords Tale
A fragmented report from Geneva recounts a tale of a Dutchman called So-yeat old and referred to as a miracle man who allegedly rammed swords into his body and claimed 860 trials. Witnesses say he vanished during a winter event and only his body later returned.
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Geneva
Bunday
Miran
Dajo
Arope
Dean
Stranahan Triumphs In British Amateur Golf Title Fight
London report: Frank Stranahan, son of an American millionaire, won the British amateur golf championship by defeating Charlee Stowe of Wolverhampton five and four. Stranahan played well near Rochdale as the victory was secured.
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London
Frank Stranahan
Charlee Stowe
Wolverharay
Albert Il
Rochdale
Arabs and Jews urged to halt fighting for four weeks
United Nations delegates debated a four week ceasefire proposal amid calls from Arab and Jewish leaders. Gromyko pressed for broader measures to protect holy sites in Jerusalem while noting Latin American divisions during the General Assembly session. Cadogan urged firm action if serious discord persisted, as discussions referenced Middle East tensions and potential sanctions.
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Brainn Ueraine
France
Colombis Tumis
Gromyhe
Vat Dellain
Beitsinery Eteran
Gromyka peUret
Jerusalem
Alexander Cadogan
Blue Baby From Australia and Flight to Jade Hospital
A fragment describes a child nicknamed Blue Baby traveling from Australia to Baltimore with companions, moving toward Jade Hospital. The note mentions a journey and an accompanying party, but details are incomplete and unclear.
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Francisco
Mnifay
Becena
Toeryeard
Blue Baby
Mefourne
Armed Shoes
Jade Hophlng Hospital
Baltimore
Tha Cit
Hey Ae
Czech Electors Vote on Communist Ticket
Czech electors go to the polls today for a two list deputy election in parliament. The Communist Party seems set to win about 250 of 300 seats with support from roughly 26 Social Democratic candidates. Voting booths open as polling officials prepare. A diplomatic note from the Czechoslovak Embassy in London reports resignations by four embassy staff and five junior members amid protest against the war.
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London
Cachoslovak
Communist Party
Social Democratic Party
Ariel Yeasts
Tonto
Comet Miliary
Leche
Britain
Z Mrnetr
NO REPUBLIC NECESSARY IN SOUTH AFRICA
Capetown reports amid mixed rhetoric on South Africa’s future, noting Afri-Kaerner Party leader Mr Haven rejects a republic. The piece discusses independence, government control, and broader fears of stricter measures affecting communities, Jews, and immigration policy, including Britain and Nordic countries.
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South Africa
Capetown
Afri- Keaner Party
Haven
Tremendous Confusion in Local Race Declares Result
The report shows a chaotic account of a disputed election or competition with names like Treloar Houden and Mouden, amid confusion over timing and duties. Read as a fragment, it suggests occupants and bystanders debated the outcome and questioned the gun being jumped, with a time note near ten seconds.
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Bundaint Meugen
Univer
Mouden
Sactor
Favours Talk With Moscow Sabres and Vale Maven
Fragmented text references talks with Moscow Sabres and Vale Maven. Includes unrelated phrases about someone named Jon and ED programs. No clear event dates or outcomes emerge.
Death of Dame May Whitty at Age Eighty Two
Dame May Whitty aged 82 has died. The obituary notes a storied stage and screen career and her long-standing prominence in British theatre, with credits across West End and early film work.
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Dame May Whitty
Shannon Weighted Well Por Bace in Big Money Handicap
In Angmlea, Shannon carries Go in a $50,000 handicap event and a Jaguong feature as presented by Sokaay Jaros with trust noted. The ots will be Brot.
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Shannon
Los Angmlea
Aundny Shannon
Emule
Garkong
Sokaay Jaros
Tee Setineale
Eels
Sas ‘Trust
Ots
Rain Washes Out Surrey Tennis Match
Rain washed out the Surrey tennis event leaving the men's singles undecided. Players Bromwich and Pilby faced off in visible cold conditions as drizzle disrupted the schedule. The match details remain unclear due to damaged OCR.
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