UN May Hear Peace Plan For Egypt
The United Nations prepares to receive a plan for peace in Egypt with diplomats and foreign ministers heading to Paris for meetings. Egyptian officials report continued fighting with 126 people wounded and 2 killed as British troops evacuate by rail road and water routes.
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Cenalsone
Threat Of Revolution In Zone Seen
British authorities expel nine more workers from the zone as fears of revolutionary activity and underground warfare rise. Royal Navy forces in the canal area are redeployed to counter civil unrest while officials push for worker withdrawal and noncooperation measures.
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Royal Navy
Canal Zone
Churchill May Go to US Signals Diplomatic Moves
Fragmentary OCR shows references to Churchill and US talks, with mentions of Acheson and Harriman in mid-December. The disjointed text hints at looming high level discussions between Britain and the United States on strategic issues as wartime coalitions and oil diplomacy progress.
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Urehi
U.S
Dean Ache
Washington
Acheson
A & Con
Atlantic
Truman
Verel
Harriman
Nationalist Riots Sweep Morocco In 1947 Contests
At least three demonstrators were killed and about 20 police officers hurt as riots erupted in Casablanca during a vote for a consultative assembly. French Senegalese troops used rifle butts and later police fired sub machine guns to quell clashes with extreme nationalists who accused the voting of favoring Europeans. European residents were advised to stay indoors as mobs attacked foreigners and vehicles.
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Medina
Troopa
Asablanca
Morocco
Augustin Guillaume
Paris
Churchill Prepares Nation for Grave Financial Plight
The Daily Graphic reports Mr Churchill will survey the nation’s dire finances and outline stringent measures to avert bankruptcy. The Daily Telegraph predicts sharp steps, including import reductions and cuts to the capital programme, to be announced in Parliament next week.
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Nation
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Daily Graphic
Daily Telegraph
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Commonwealth Leaders Plan Early Next Year Conference
A reliable London source says Churchill will convene a Commonwealth conference on Middle East defense and supply routes next year. Invitations are not issued yet and the meeting may follow the Indian general election in January. a Commonwealth finance officials meeting slated for November 18 has been postponed to January.
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Middle East
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Commonwealth Finance
Cease Fire Talks Narrow Gap Over Heartbreak Ridge Battle
Reported exchanges say negotiations move toward buffer zones and a line of contact between forces in Korea. The dispute over Heartbreak Ridge ownership remains central with the Communists proposing terms while UN forces resist. General Nuckols states Allied unity, noting losses and a strong stance as air and jet actions continue in Korea.
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Korea
Trice Proposa
Unite Nationa Tiew
No Commons Search Tuesday in London
Fragmentary note reports no Commons search action on Tuesday in London with unclear context and limited readable details. No named individuals or organizations clearly identified.
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Atomic tests light up desert with 1000 troops observing
Reports describe a Yucca Flat atomic test with 1000 troops and 1600 observers watching from desert and nearby high ground. The blast lasted about three and a half seconds, creating a mushroom cloud observed from Mt. Chariton and Las Vegas area. Officials tracked radiation effects on equipment and personnel safety.
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First UK Atomic Bomb Test Sheds Light on Reaction
An official army report describes the test to observe psychological and military reactions. It notes the detonation produced scorched effects and that the maneuver took about two to three hours to complete.
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Queen Viette
Wage rises debated by Sydney Industrial Court panel
Snowballing basic wage increases prompt the Full Bench of the Industrial Commission to consider whether wage margins can be maintained or increased. Justice Webb urges a careful reappraisal as tribunals face the rising wage sum amid a hairdresser’s £10 5s weekly award controversy. Caution and restraint urged for commission and conciliation officials.
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Tno
Justice Webb
Justice Cantor
Justice Webs
Omic Seston
Rescue by Helicopter Aboard Australian Airmen Felt to Be Victory
Two Australian airmen from HLM A8 were rescued by helicopter after crash landing in a rice paddy behind enemy lines near the Han River. Aided by two American Sea Fury pilots and supporting fire, the Australians, Lt M D MacMillan and Sgt Claus Han, avoided capture as the chopper reached the retreating unit at dusk.
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Battlefront
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Royal couple depart Washington for Canada tour
The royal couple leave the White House at midday after a Washington visit that included Cathedral, Supreme Court, and Mount Vernon. They plan a two day holiday in the Laurentians north of Montreal before resuming the Dominion tour.
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Washington
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Britain
Rere Tomba
Royal Couple Tours Canadian Embassy in Ottawa
The Princess and Duke met with Mr Spenttier and about 200 guests at a reception at the Canadian Embassy. They paused at the British Embassy, spoke with Australian guests, and greeted the line of well wishers before departing. The event included a large dress parade and a portrait of Queen Victoria loomed in the reception area.
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Philip
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Washington
U.S
Arlington Cemetery
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Arington
Amy Fitzgerald
Dorothy Caldwell
Ray Smithson
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Durkington
Cored
Persian Trade Stalls As British Sanctions Bite
The Dailyress reports Tehran faces financial chaos under renewed sanctions with Tehran considering drastic cuts, including police pay by one third or half. Police chief warns order may fail if pay is halved. Government buildings halted and public works left unfinished as Persia seeks funds and options.
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London
Dailyress
Heenys
Britain
Russia
Enda
Teheran
Oliphant on science and war urged for Australia to adopt scientific warfare
Professor M L Oliphant of the Australian National University spoke to the Barton RSL about modern warfare requiring science and modern equipment. He warned Australia must strengthen basic defence through applied science and urged governments to back fundamental scientific development with capital.
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School of Physical Science
Australian National University
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Barton
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Dewel Petain
England
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