Vyshinsky Dims Korea Peace Hopes at UN Speech
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vyshinsky urged the Polish peace plan at the United Nations General Assembly, arguing it would settle Korea while condemning Western moves. He criticized United States policy and linked armistice efforts to broader Western aims, urging adherence to international agreements and disarmament talks.
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Sunda
Andrei Vyshinsky
Korea
United Nations Command
Vyshinsky
Heurgon
Polis Comtenind
Prisapera
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Musime Veruse
United States
Staten Gacratary
Pofalimac
Dyannsky
Preauer
Morea
Yale
International Tewion
Yyeninaky
Faust
Europe
Counines
Ruurope
Bruton
Watchful Quiet Night on Korean Front Reports Clash
An evening in the central Korean front saw sporadic clashes as the Seventh TB Infante Division repelled Communist attacks near Pike's Peak. United States forces held ground briefly before a counterattack forced a withdrawal to Pike's Peak.
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Korea
Nols Caeient
Figah Army
T Hisar Nentins Ll
Iron Horse Mountain Md
Soan
Seventh TB. Infante Division
Eternat Fur
Pike's Penh
Spam Seeks Coal for Steel Malls in Vancouver
Fragmented report shows Vancouver discussing coal supply for steel production and potential shipment to Japan for coking in the Bytant industry. Mentions Mr K Told and a 309,000 loan year, with references to New Weatminiater and Efarhours in unclear context.
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Columbia
Japan
Weatminiater
Efarhours
Curfew Eased in Jakarta Amid Political Turmoil
Indonesia grapples with a state of emergency as curfew hours ease to 10 pm local time while President Sukarno faces an army backed push for elections. Parliament clashes, protests erupt outside the palace, and officials insist the government will persevere to restore order.
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Thorong
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Thownande
Parsons Demonmete Ais Opal
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Oekarno
Txrnar
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Lasves
Atatemien
Communist Army in Korea Totals 1 000 000 Men
A New York report to the General Assembly claims the Communist forces in Korea number about 1 million and are heavily equipped. The United Nations seeks to avoid chemical warfare and stresses human rights while insisting on repatriation by force if needed.
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Korea
New York
Chinewe
General Assembly
United
American expert outlines Anglo-Iranian refinery project
Gordon Janen, an American construction expert, spoke with Mr Jones about the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company refinery at Kiyana Western Australia. The plan calls for starting work after securing materials with Britain and the United States ready to supply. The refinery, located about 12 miles south of Premanne, is expected to employ between 2,000 and 3,000 men.
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Gordon Janen
al ‘Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
Kiyana
W.A
Jones
Getlogs International
Raninery
Rhursday
Western Austraii
Australia
Great Britain
United Biazen
Premanne
Coeknunnenna
Itn Con- Weadie
Esree “Ine
Etween
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Missing Air Transport Crew Traced Body Found In Korea
In Seoul on Sunday debris from a missing transport with 21 aboard is reported. A body has been found in the area as search efforts by War Office teams continue for the missing crew and passengers. The incident remains under investigation with authorities extending searches along the Korean routes.
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Rm Beinay
Widl Wee
Senator Morse to Decide on Eisenhower Vote
The report states Senator Morse discussed his stance on the presidential race and indicated a decision about backing Eisenhower, while noting recent commentary from Senator Wayne and discussions about Stevenson. The article references general election alignment and potential Republican support.
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Wayne Jicant
Daight Aieenhower
Afflai Stevenson
Seine
Labour wins by election vote in Flinders district
The Labour candidate Mr KW Ewert secures an absolute majority of 3 236 over Liberal and Independent opponents in the Flinders by election. With about 9 200 electors voting the result nearly assures the government’s position. Opposition leaders condemn the result as a verdict against the Coalition and call for continued economic policy and full employment.
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Nance
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St. Hater
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Ryan
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Leet Howe
Queen Elizabeth May Extend Coronation Route
Queen Elizabeth weighs a longer coronation procession to show more of the nation. A royal committee plans a dazzling display with a nationwide spectacle and portraits showcased at Buckingham Palace for the public to witness.
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Queen Elizabeth
Lonme
Elizabeth
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Buckingham Paluer
Shadow for Her Majesty Queen Kaba Appointment Debated
The court records discuss an appointment in the reign of Queen Victoria with no final decision reached. The text notes concern over women shadowing officials and public tunings during early royal oversight.
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Kaba
Victoria
Hughes in Critical Condition After Brief Bed Rest
A medical bulletin reports W M Hughes spent a short time out of bed after a chill and fainting spell. He regained consciousness the next day but remains critically ill. A hospital update notes attending physicians consider his condition serious.
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Bydnay
M. Hughes
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Astronomer Royal Proposes World Calendar Reform
An astronomer proposes a global calendar reform dividing the year into equal quarters with 365 days, adjusting daily units to simplify timekeeping. The suggestion aims to create a perpetual calendar, easing annual planning and alignment across nations.
Strike by 250000 Japanese Miners
In a sweeping labor action about a quarter million Japanese miners walked out. Reports describe widespread stoppages affecting production and shipments, with unions coordinating actions across multiple mines and regions. The impact of the strike raised concerns over fuel and materials supply, drawing attention from industry officials and government observers.
Sweden may act for Iran in Britain
Diplomatic reports say Persia will cut diplomatic ties with Britain within a few hours. British Foreign Office confirms the British Charge d Affaires in Tehran will be recalled as Iran severs relations. Prime Minister Monssdeg announced the Tehran decision and Iran will not delay.
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Sundar
Qeuter
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George Middleton
Hussein Fatemi
Beltich
Persia
Hussein Paternay
Boralas
Bette
Brian
AL Toberan
Br. Monssdeg
Hla
Don Lo
Australia Supports South Africa at USNO Debate
New York reports Australia backs South Africa at the United Nations General Assembly session. Debate centers on whether the assembly can challenge South Africa's policy of racial segregation and domestic jurisdiction. Australia's External Affairs Minister Casey warns against dangerous precedent and UN intervention in state matters.
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Australia
New Estand
South Africa
Britain
France
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Jay
South Afric
Rmetal Palley
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Assembly
U.N. Organizstion
Revision Of G A A T Clauses May Be Sought
London reports discuss possible amendments to GATT clauses on export subsidies and world market pricing. British delegate Yonn Leckie cited Havana Charter concerns and calls for stronger controls on export subsidies.
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Bundy
Char
Yonn Leckie
Geanon
Havana
Sinoter
Rapurt Subalien
Adenauer Seeks German Military Strength
Article notes Chancellor Adenauer pursuing measures to bolster West German defense capacity amid postwar security concerns. Mentions allied positions and potential rearmament context in London reporting.
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Dr. Adenauer
General Naguib Attacks Ex King Farouk in New Media Charge
The report quotes General Naguib condemning the former king in a statement circulated in Murapesa. He accuses Farouk of leading an army coup and of moral and physical corruption while the public was kept in the dark. Naguib says facts will be published to reveal the truth to the world.
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Fla
Econ
Nagi
Murapesa Newapap
Farouk
Alain
Raney
Farwuid
Barbadan
Naguib
Pataan
United States Beared Most Losses in Korea War
Washington reports the United States bore about 85 percent of battle casualties in Korea while supplying nearly half of UN combat manpower. South Korea faced heavy losses with an estimated 834 thousand fighting men. The remaining 15 percent of UN forces came from other nations.
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Washington
United States
Korea
United Nations
U.N
Adelaide Express Delayed Eight Hours Near Murray Bridge
Adelaide Express arrived at Boencen Street at 3.18 pm about eight hours late after a derailment on the Adelaide side of Murray Bridge. Passengers slept in carriages while railway workers cleared the line. Included travelers were Sam Heft and other members of the Piferoy football club returning to Melbourne.
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Alsielde-belbourne
Boencen Street
South Anatratia
Adelaide
Murray Bridge
Pansengers
Railway Rangers
Tosa
Sam Heft
Piferoy Football Club
Melbourne Yftier
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