Australia Moves for Review of Veto Powers
New York report details debate on veto powers in the Security Council. Paul Hasluck urges a complete review citing five vetoes that hindered action, while other delegates from New Zealand Belgium and Poland push for reforms to limit or abolish the veto to restore council effectiveness.
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Planes To Be Produced Here In 1948
Aunerain of jetopro Vempire Oighter plants and Fras mens etry discuss 108 workers’s year plan. Master for Air announces that 9 Bikoreky will be imported and that overseas war inquiries investigate production techniques. Drakes says 3000 personnel and 1047 strength will not be rounded, with maintenance now planned to cover anticipated needs.
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Britton Medical Assoc Ad Pays 59,000 Docs in Britain
Sr London reports Ads Britten Medical Assoc issues 59,000 documents in Britain under national serving regulations. The move aligns with ongoing regulatory updates affecting medical practitioners and patient records nationwide.
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Australia urged to take Polish refugees
A fragmentary report indicates calls for Australia to accept Polish refugees. The note mentions a British and Australian government debate, with about 10,600 Poles expected to depart from Krakow and 4,000 to be relocated for work on land.
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Republicans Propose Broad Tax Reductions in Budget Plan
Fragmented OCR notes show US Republicans advocating a tax cut package including a 30 percent reduction in individual income tax, a streamlined presidency tenure, and the elimination of emergency controls. The plan promises a balanced budget through various departments while ensuring adequate funding for national defense and organization.
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Atomic research plans announced by Norway and Uruguay find uranium sources
Clipped dispatches report Norway's Institute at Bergen outlining atomic research ambitions including a uranium plant and a 40 million volt facility. Uruguay is said to have uranium found in quarries near Onjo. Notes mention hydro power in Norway and unresolved technical challenges, while other items touch on Baltimore charges, atomic relics, and calls for UN oversight and atomic energy control.
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German strikes amid ration cuts in postwar unrest
Dubbelldorf reports several armail strikes lasting hours after bread ration cuts were announced for next week. Trade unions claim agitation is not suppressed as Konrad Adenauer condemns a forged note alleging government fault. Reuters notes ration protest copies in Allied Control Council archives in Berlin.
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Urgent Italian Grain Shipments Appeal
Rome reports Premier de Gasperi sent a telegram to N.R.R.A. Director-General Le Guardia urging immediate grain shipments to sustain Italy’s bread and spaghetti supply. The message warns of possible suspension of distribution if shipments do not arrive by month’s end.
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Administration Fails In Germany Debate At Westminster
The House of Commons resumes the Address in Reply as critics say the government fell down on the job in Germany. A minister of Cabinet rank is urged to travel to Berlin to handle the issue amid evidence of failures and production concerns.
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Albania halts U S warships off Durazzo
The State Department said Albania resumed permission for American warships to enter Durazzo to evacuate the American Mission. Washington warned the move delays reestablishing relations while Albania rejects a bilateral treaty, insisting the mission withdrawal would not impede negotiations.
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Court moves to curb unrest in industry debate
In the Arbitragin Court hearing on the 40 hour week Acting Chief Judge Deake Brockman says the panel investigates basic wage aims to reduce unrest in industry. Judge Foster notes wage increases could be cheap if mass layoffs are avoided. The court discusses the 40 hour week and potential welfare impacts.
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Campaign to Break With Spain Urges UN Action
The campaign calls for UN recognition of the Republican government and a break with Spain led by Franco. The effort intensifies pressure on international bodies and cites newly printed dispatches reflecting ongoing diplomatic activity since September 1.
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French Admiral to Return to Monastery Post
Vatican Radio reports Rea Admind Dargenneu formerly High Commander of Carmelite Monastery, who left in 1930, plans to return to the monastery and resign the post. The report places the events in Rome with references to France and monastic life.
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China drafts democratic constitution amid political turmoil
Fragmentary report notes Wankina and National Ave clashing over a democratic constitution. Suing authorities seek to end tutelage and set a provisional government. Communist leaders including Chou Lai oppose unilateral concessions, signaling possible civil strife and stalled reform.
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Spinster Gaoled For Betraying Plotters
Berlin reports a German communal court sentenced Helene Behwarsel, 44, to 18 years hard labour for denouncing Dr. Hane Goebeler, Lord Mayor of Leipzig, to the Gestapo. Goebeler, later named as the brains behind the 1944 plot, is linked to the act.
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U S Opposition to South African Annexation
New York Friday reports that the United States opposition to the proposed annexation of South-West Africa was voiced by J F Cullen in a trustees meeting. He stated that information from South Africa failed to justify approval by the General Assembly.
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Nobel Prizes Awarded Amid Confused Report
Friday report lists Nobel Prize awards with physics to Dr P W Bridgman for high pressure discoveries. Peace Prize reportedly split among John R J Mott, Green Balch, and Helmuth Balch, with Mann Howe and Hermann Howe named for literature. The Swedish Academy details unclear and mixed.
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Drastic Action by Chile to Avert Bankruptcy
Chile unveils a far reaching plan by the new Government to halt inflation and avert bankruptcy. The program proposes creation of a state bank to abort official credit, price and wage controls, and a campaign against blocks on public works and resource management.
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British Labour Rebels Withdraw Support Amid Polish Policy Split
London report from the Daily Telegraph notes a revolt within British Labour over foreign policy. Several signatories on an amendment indicate intention to withdraw support while minority MPs show possible backing to maintain the government stance.
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Rumanies Appeal to Washington on Romanian Elections
Rumanian opposition appeals to American and Russian ministers in Washington asking intervention to ensure fair Romanian elections. They claim 50 percent of potential registrants were omitted and allege campaign abuses by government bloc parties.
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Washington
Involves Inovians Training as Guerrillas in Australia
In the Legislative Assembly a stir rose over reports that a group called the Peoples' Party led by Mr Piel claimed Indonesian guerrilla training by Inovians at a camp near Brisbane. The opposition argued Indonesians should not stay at the camp as Australian servicemen struggled for housing while the Premier said the matter would be taken up.
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Communal Riots Reported Near Delhi and Rohtak
In four days of communal disturbances near New Delhi Rohtak and nearby areas, two persons were killed and seven injured in one incident, while another clash left several dead and eighteen injured. Police and local authorities reported strife escalating as tensions rose between groups.
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Australian on Japan Whaling Fleet
An Australian observer reports aboard a whaling vessel fleet in the Pacific. The party reached Yokouka by air yesterday and prepared for operations along the Japanese maritime hunt.
Fatal Plane Crash Near Amsterdam Kills 21
A Royal Dutch carrier crashed at Schi PO Airfield near Amsterdam while returning from London. All 21 aboard died, including British and Dutch nationals. The tower had received a report engine trouble shortly before the impact. Wreckage scattered, with bodies recovered and explanations sought.
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Price Commission to police sales tax concessions
Deputy Priess Cuiamiaslanet said the department will rigidly police the tax concessions announced in the Budget. He noted firms had stock for the Christmas trade and will be allowed to clear existing stock, delaying price changes until January.
Canadian Praise For Australia Price Controls Sparks Mixed Debate
Vancouver reports from the Daily Province string together praise for Australia’s price controls. A returned Canadian journalist notes shortages, labor disputes, and foreign exchange strains. He believes Australia’s path offers more hope than Canada’s, while highlighting concerns over funding material access. A separate item notes the death of composer Manuel de Fa’fe in Cordova, Argentina.
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Nations urged to forget war time grudges
The Reohamle and Pinancial Committees of We. back a plan to appoint Galiars to take over TALULA food programme. Director-General La Guilin urges nations to move past criticism and support an international effort. Adalia Stevenson, returning American, backs a proposed 400,000,000 Lee fund as part of broader relief aims.
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Mmustur Accepts Challenge to See Poultry Farm
The Minicer for commates Pollard, in the House, accepted a challenge from Mr. Ryan to visit a Victorian poultry farm to study the effects of the wheat shortage. Pollard will inspect next week and wager that even with wheat lacking, the birds will not be saved.
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Moscow Law College graft scandal shocks city
A garbled report from Friday cites accusations of graft and immoral practices at Moscow Law College. The note mentions a high official attacked by a newspaper named favenitia, alleging failure to curb corruption. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Armed bands attack Greek village on tense border
Amid border tensions, armed bands attacked a Greek village, drawing dangers to women and children as roads and lines in the vicinity faced disruption. A car believed linked to the incident was damaged or involved in the unrest.
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Australia no longer a Pacific outpost headline
Fragmentary note indicates a historic shift or editorial stance on Australia’s status in the Pacific. The garbled text suggests an old publication line about Australia being a Pacific outpost, with unclear attribution and date.
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Pacific
Trawler Struck Off County Cork Coast
Nine crew members of the Milford Haven stem trawler were killed when an explosion occurred off the county coast near Cork in a third trawler strike this year. Five others were injured as boat officials reported the incident to the Admiralty amid concerns over a shipping lane hazard.
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Rain Stops Play in Sydney Test
Rain interrupted play at New South Wales as Hammond won the toss and Raw South Wales faced 33 overs, with Hammond and Pettiford among bowlers taking key wickets. Wright claimed 3 for 43 while Barnett and others contributed in a damp scene.
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Cricketers Flounder in Sheffield Match
South Australia batsmen struggle at Adeiston Oval as Victoria fielded a strong attack. Routh Australian players endured hard bowling with scores like 18 and 1/17, while Tribe’s bowlers dominated, leaving SA far behind in the Shield contest.
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