Aggressive Labour Rift Over Dr Evatt Expulsion Bid
A heated caucus clash witnesses Deputy Bourke Mullens and others attack Dr Evatt accusing him of phoney rhetoric and biased conduct. The Victoria faction seeks to expel Evatt via the ALP executive in Canberra as Evatt defense cites alleged conspiracies and party breaches.
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Anthony Eden Knighted Amid Turbulent Wartime Talks
Fragmented OCR describes Anthony Eden being knighted amid wartime diplomacy. It references British leadership, international talks, and the stir of royal ceremony during a period of global tension.
Suez Agreement Signed Ends Canal Zone Occupation
A fragmentary report notes a Suez Agreement signed likely ending the occupation of the Canal Zone. It mentions Egypt and Britain and references relief of authorities and troop movement. The text is garbled but implies an international settlement affecting the canal region and foreign military presence.
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Wool Market at Goulburn Opening Day Highlights
The opening day of the wool market at Goulburn saw strong activity with top prices recorded for Merino fleeces from local growers. Heavy bales and a sturdy catalogue divided bidding across grades, with key lots from Hellin Acres and MW Yous drawing attention from buyers.
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Labour split over Evatt leadership motion in caucus
Members debate Br Evatt backed motion to vacate party positions as Sen. Cole and allies demand change. Evatt defends chair, division tallies 28 members supporting Evatt’s side versus Cole’s opponents. Names of supporters recorded amid tense proceedings in Parliament.
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Mau Mau Emergency Likely To Go On
Nairobi reports ongoing Mau Mau emergency with security forces declaring intensified operations. The government outlines casualties including 478 killed and 430 wounded among security forces, plus 1292 Africans killed and 199 wounded, amid detentions and investigations.
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Britain May Use Troops On Wharves
Reports say Britain could deploy troops to guard London and other docks amid a widespread strike. The dock strike has paralyzed shipping with about forty five thousand workers across London Liverpool Birkenhead joining forces with two thousand Hull dockers. In Southampton, motions to back the strike were defeated.
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Latvian Advocate Denies Accusations of Betrayal in Melbourne Probe
A Latvian leader and associates faced court testimony over alleged collaboration with Soviet authorities. Vladimir Petrov and others recounted meetings in Melbourne suburbs with former Latvian wartime figures and a leader, Pridenbergs, amid claims a Latvian newspaper circulated accusations and deportation fears.
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Jack and Beanstalk Crime Story Under Watch by Committee
Washington Wednesday Columba Broadcasting executive Merel Jones testifies before a special sub committee on how a Jack and the Beanstalk crime show allegedly influences teenage behavior. The discussion centers on television crime content and its potential impact on youth crime rates.
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