Margaret Meets Prince Philip In London Court Visit
Reuters reports Princess Margaret hosted a visit by Group Captain Peter Townsend at Clarence House in London. The piece notes the first public appearance since 1953 and references plans for a formal announcement and potential marriage hints amid royal arrangements.
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London
Reuter
Alattors
Reuters
Peter Townsend
Chirenee Hie
Margaret
Daily
Expees
Ciit
Fragmented OCR News Snippet From Distant Novem Meet
A partial OCR reads as a distant November meet report with scattered names and place clues. The text is garbled showing minimal readable entities and no clear event outcome.
Talks May End Troops to Fight Fires in Malaya Brigades
Ngapaporn reports talks in Friday for ending the eight year emergency in Malaya. Commonwealth Government to provide troops to handle fires and protect life and property if statewide firemen strike persists. no settlement expected before Monday and protests cited.
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Ngaporn
Dhe
Unie
Por
David Marshall
Malaya
Chin Bong
Madagans
Rootwrayi
Tengu
Aleigh Rahman
Commonwealth
Nsw
Eerie
Col Speed to Lead Force in Malaya
Col F W Speed is appointed to command the Australistray in Malaya. He previously served in the Middle East and Australia and was commissioned as a captain in the 2nd Infantry Battalion. He now moves to a senior instructional role with the Australian Army.
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F. W. Speed
Malaya
Ty Australutt
Sind
ATE
Otober
Amir
Australia
Tet Awatyay Wa
British deficit with paym union figures outlined
Report details September balance with the European Payments Union and Byuman for September. Talks cover 안 total deficits and obligations, including payments totalling £1.0 million and overall deficits of about £147,720,000. emphasis on reducing the deficit via international settlements and gold reserves.
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PON
Rrinay Lan Reitton
Treasury
Hemet
Tannor
Indailon
Inaile Aneciah Paymenta
Missing Teta ee wi IN LE mining Joy Rati flight notice
The article reports the official announcement of a nine day trip from Apia to Fukuofo aboard Joy Rati with five hours of flight time and nine passengers including children, amid a search mission.
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Apia
Hunn
Fukuofo
Government resists protests as adjourned conference plans push forward
Reported turmoil surrounds Wai Stoney area with talks postponed to Monday while firemen monitor protests. Officials warn of possible emergency measures and police readiness as authorities discuss a future union meeting and potential closures amid tense conditions.
French begin cleanup amid guerrilla activity in Morocco
Reported clashes as Moroccan insurgents ambush French posts in the Atlas region. French forces suffer casualties while pursuing scattered units near Ben Ammar and Min Moune mountain. Officials tally wartime costs and call for increased protection measures across metropolitan and colonial authorities.
Wharf Tie-up Looms On Margin Issue
Waterfront workers in Sydney threaten a tie-up over margin and wage concessions. The Waterside Workers Federation gains support from unions and the Australian Congress of Industrial Organisations to back a nationwide protest targeting the margin amendments. Authorities warn of possible industrial action affecting ports and stevedoring operations.
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Avwitvailds
Svaieatiil
Avitranan Court
Biargica
Melehone
Sydney
Sant Briataine
Ivor
Waterside Workers Federation
WWF
Tate
Thess
Eve
A.cif-U
Nurike Lua
Thaustry
Whey
Wan Lkely
Nn Tsar
Vvetna
Oman
Strike Again As Captain's Flat Strike In Protest
Fragments describe a protest action involving Captain and others. The text mentions a strike, local reactions, and a sequence of disputed events. No clear names or places are discernible due to damaged OCR. The piece hints at labor contention and civic response with references to letters and timings.
Unclear OCR fragment on exam results and names
Fragmentary record mentions final examination and individuals Hamp tt, Clarke, and Benhwit. Text references return to Queensland and nursing register, but details are garbled and names uncertain.
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Canberra
Clarke
Henini
Qhioenaland
Sinter Clarke
Nursou Regiatrne
Arthur becomes new Government Printer after long service
The article announces A J Arthur as the new Government Printer succeeding L F S Knox. It details his career from apprentice at Ballarat to roles in Victoria and Canberra, culminating in senior positions and the creation of assistant government printers in the new system.
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Aviinir Ay
Lau
Arthur
Goy
Canberra
Nertions
Entviert
Guy Ry
Aevouritant
A .Metntyre
Artemiim
Letierprene
Minuit
Trawler reported sinking after collision at sea
A fishing trawler was said to be sinking after an unidentified collision. The fate of its eight crew members remained unclear as Canadian frigates and British destroyers pursued the wreckage.
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Atla Neptuné Abe
Iceatt
Britinh Sheatroyer Winnae
Pumano
Penton
Tokyo Now Second Largest City in the World
The article notes Tokyo rising to second place behind New York and London with an estimated population around 6,000,000. It mentions a baby born roughly every three and a half minutes and a death about every ten minutes, with daily population growth estimated near 8 million.
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Tokyo
lamMoe
Tiyeater
New York
London
New Senate Preselection Ballot Ordered by ALP
The ALP State Executive in Sydney tonight ordered a new Senate preselection ballot for New South Wales candidates after invalidating the September 21 ballot. The decision follows allegations of irregular conduct and a push to reopen party processes ahead of December 3 deadlines.
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Senate
A.L.P
Sydney
ALP
Sena
New South Wales
Tronworkern
Pruerstrutt
Unity
ALI
Communistry
Ald
Kroupers
Geir
Cahil
Shancen
Riatn Pinitian
yto-Rvatt
Ammiry
Fenton
Bodkin
Paris Debate Shapes Algeria Policy Amid Tight Split
In Paris a debate on Algeria policy sparked clashes over North Africa strategy. Key figures criticized government plans while deputies mixed praise with sharp objections, highlighting tensions between reform aims and party lines during a politically charged session.
Australia May Stabilise If Wool Falls
Woolgrower leader Mr Jun Moorman told the South African congress that Australians remain split over stabilisation measures and that the Australian Government might act if wool prices fall significantly. He said he would visit Australia for executive meetings of national wool organisations as chairman.
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Rewterday
Natio Woolgrowers
Jun Moorman
Will Viste
Australia
Air
Moorman
Three Cars In Collisions On Amalie Avenue
Three vehicles collided at Leale Street and Amalie Avenue late last night. Gregory and Thomann Baik were involved. Alan Mctin and Pita were also mentioned with injuries and ambulance transport. The crash occurred at the intersection with Breeders vehi noted in the report.
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Atimije
Aviver
Christophon Gregory
Rayon Bircet
Vnal
Ambulanin
Pita
Gregory
Rabbit Pest Out in Britain Spurs Agricultural Precautions
A Britain focus reports a rabbit pest issue with a government minister noting actions to curb damage. It cites cereal crops and root harvests for the year and mentions efforts to limit furthers spread and protect farms.
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Britain
London
Teri
West Australia 1956 Search Programme Planned
The chairman Mr PF Latwene announced a £3 million search program in Western Australia for 1956. The plan covers geophysical surveys and seismic work with a large mineral exploration drive, including a coastal and inland surveying effort and continuous field geologic activities.
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Mustratinn
Apenas Ch
Westare
Auntriia West Yea
PF Latwene
Unt
Cammervini Ath
Western
Australia
Drafting AGT Ordinances Seeks More Staff
A municipal notice requests additional staff to assist in drafting an AGT ordinance. The document outlines roles for clerks and correspondence, aiming to support preliminary drafting and public communication through the process.
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