Federal Ministers To Receive Their Due At Royal Tour Arrival
NSW Premier Cahill defends federal ministers ahead of Queen’s visit in Sydney on February 1. He denounces any clash over which cabinet group presents first and says the royal tour should be a time of rejoicing with no party to dissension. He will consult with Prime Minister Menzies Friday to ensure proper recognition.
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Wald Tardy
Normus
Nsw
Federsl
Federst
Menaies
New South Wales
Fedral
Rejicing
Rhee plan to help break out 22000 prisoners
A distorted report claims Sener or Sener-like figures plan to assist 22,000 ent-Conu iumiet prisoners to break from Indian guards. The piece attributes quotes to Lt Gen Thimayya and mentions North Korea, China, and UN forces amid a tense postwar context.
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Rhee
Sener
Syngaian
Ros
Io- Aim Leoope
Nations
Sinturie
Aouur Kerean
Minvhal
Seneral Wort
Wnt
Ube Jou
Leo
Autor
Kioners
Canberra Jets Set for Record Breaking Flight Run
Canberra jets, including five Canberras, prepare for a high speed test flight from Britain to New Zealand via the Atlantic. Royal Air Force and Royal Australian Air Force crews anticipate favorable winds and plan to test navigation techniques and advanced high speed capabilities aboard prototype jet bombers.
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London New
McMann
Hewald
States and Deadlock On National Wheat Scheme
The debate centers on a national wheat selling scheme, with McEwen and Premier Cain urging federal legislation to stabilize a vital industry. States resist uniform pricing while awaiting conference outcomes in Canberra Madrid discussions. Growers will vote by ballot on production costs versus the plan.
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Staten Ais Leffort Co
Mir. Cain
Queensland
Cain
Canasmore
Growere
Commonwealth
Woomera Range Develops Into World Class Facility
The minister notes Woomera Range's progress as a premier testing site for weapons research. He cites a growing town with 6000 residents, modern amenities, and a robust civilian community supporting defense work. Australia’s total cost to June 30 is around 30 million pounds with about 4,000 workers in the area.
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Woomera Tocken
Ite
Benio
Amerilia
Project
Woomera
Tory
Bulder
Arly
Desort
Theo Wisom
Groult
Giber
Phils
Gunelors
Austra
Mt. Berle
Australia
Cricketers Receive Urgent Delivery Amid Mix Up
A London cable message reported an urgent delivery of a dozen cricket balls to a company. The note described the shipment as immediate and contained unusual wording about smoke and bile in the garbled text.
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London
Britleh Giana
Aeliveret
Fet
Andremulieyg
Uniform Divorce Law Consideration Spurs Senate Talk
Attorney Spicer told the Senate yesterday he would confer with Prime Minister Menzies on a possible uniform divorce law. He answered Senator Laneyway and others, noting the proposal could be placed before the next Premiers’ Conference.
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Senate
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Laneyway
Fourth of Gilgandra quads dies at hospital birth
Margaret and Pauline, two of four newborn quads in Gilgandra, are reported well after a premature birth. Dr Trevor Williams said the danger period extends through the weekend. the babies, one week premature, are in oxygen tents and fed via tube, with expected hospital stay about six weeks.
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Pauline
Margaret
Trevor Williams
Yenter
Williamsaid
Wey
Sydney
Leas
Mira
Hudson
British troops rush to guard Guiana amid unrest
Reports from Georgetown say British troops from the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders aboard the Implacable carrier arrived to deter a potential Communist uprising. Wives and children of European employers were ordered to leave as tensions rise and crowds protest with anti British speeches.
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Georgetawe
Bitixn Grians
Argyllind
Rutherland
Athey- Willexvegina
Ircraft
Implacable
Jean
Ured
Fom
Cyroner Devonport
Admiralty
Caribbean
Highland
Numering
Korea
Greenwile
United Press
Georgetown
Bigbury Bay
Burghen
Sir Percy Spender Doubts About Japanese Forces
Sir Percy Spender questions Japanese military strength amid wartime anxieties. The article references Ashida and Japanese leadership, warnings from Allied and Australian officials, and debates over security in the Pacific, including potential shifts in policy and defense postures.
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Percy Spender
Ward accuses policy shifts in war time debate
The article records Mr Ward and Mr Anthony discussing wartime policy, addressing fears about secret arrangements and Japan's future, mentioning private applicants and international power dynamics, including General MacArthur, and the implications for postwar restraint and influence.
Temporary Buildings Blot on Canberra Impacts Landscape
Senator McCaffan criticized Canberra’s temporary buildings as a blot on the landscape urging federal action to reunify the nation. He praised the War Memorial as a rare beautified exception and lamented the prevalence of unattractive structures built from interior materials in Parliament House vicinity.
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Potasen
Abo
Tule
Haia
McCafun
Commonwealth
Cenberre
War
Landacipn Aiden Library
Cunborth
Benator McCullom
Subirbe
Canberra
Matariain
George
Origi
Parliament House
Woman Charged in Sydney Area Probe
A report from Sydney details a woman charged amid allegations involving a broader plan in Canberra. The piece notes police, government figures, and a developing case connected to wartime activities and security concerns, with references to local officials and ongoing investigations.
Avalanche Disaster Buries Towns Near Oslo
A landslide north of the Norwegian capital buries houses and vehicles, killing many and trapping residents. Rescue squads and police race to reach the affected area as numbers remain unconfirmed.
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Mkeberg Hil Amd
Ofmamund
RerZite
Pilios
Niemen
Ah Rrbur Howes
Echials
Fragmented news briefs mix in divorce bid and wartime notes
A garbled news brief from New York outlines a Scottish duke facing a divorce action at Floors Castle near Edinburgh. It mentions the duchess and royalty, plus various scattered items about labor protests, medical issues, and unrelated city notes, all presented with loose, fragmentary phrases.
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