Attack on Banking Bill Declared Undemocratic by Menzies
Fragmentary report shows Mr Menzies denouncing a banking measure as undemocratic. Speech in parliament ignited debate while Labour forces remained largely silent. Interjections by Mr Shine and Transport Minister de Ward branch into procedural tactics, with warnings against capitulation and calls to defend acquired arms.
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MR. Menzies
Menzies
Grussal
Capenalioy
Shiney
Tranaport
de Ward
Fort Ma
Mensies
Abnat
U N Approval Of Mandate For Nauru Authorized
The United Nations, despite opposition, approved a mandate for the territory of Nauru submitted by Australia, New Zealand and Britain. Delegates including the Soviet Union and Yugoslavia supported the measure, which aims to protect rights and promote political education. The proceedings featured strong arguments about democracy, welfare, and self-government for Nauruans with emphasis on education and health services.
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Nawra
Australia
New Zealand
Britain
Novalis
Yugoslavia
Toland
Nauru
W. D. Brayth
Neuru
At Nt
Bank depositor issues and regulatory debate impacts
Report discusses effects on depositors Mt, Manton, and Quad amid widespread concerns about regulation. It notes 1.4 million in a heap of assets, mentions the South Wales and Australia context, and quotes Prime Minister response and bank manager appeals to regional committees. The piece contrasts nationalisation arguments with current policy and cautions against accepting propaganda.
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Manton
Quad
At South Wales
Australia
Vic
Euan
Wen
Cnifley
Mersies
Whittey
Hitler
Com. Truniat Runein
Fsaciat Amentine
Ronce
Tate
Menst
Accident to Philip Mountbatten in Wiltshire car crash
Reports state Prince Philip Mountbatten suffered a broken knee in a Tuesday night car accident while en route to the Royal Naval hospital in Corham Wiltshire. He reportedly walked with crutches yesterday and attended duties wearing aid.
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London
Thuteday
Liewt
Philip Untbatian
Royal Naval Pat Corham
Wiltshiew
Profit and Private Interest Debate Seeks Economic Direction
In a controversial discussion linking private banks to profit, the debate questions policies that favor privatized control. The exchange cites figures from Commonwealth banks and political figures including Menzies and Chifley, contrasting views on centralization of production and the role of private profit in national policy.
JAP Peace Conference Likely Before Year End
Washington reports a Japanese peace treaty conference may occur before year end. Acting Secretary Lovett said the State Department is reviewing Foussian and Chinese proposals favoring a Council of Foreign Ministers with veto power for the Big Powers.
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Washington
Mr. Lovett
State Department
Foussian
Council of Foreign Ministers
Coupons For Wedding Of Princess Elizabeth
The Board of Trade announced in the Hour of Camere that ten clothing coupons and ten bean coupons would be issued to Princess Elizabeth for her wedding. The Board plans to provide necessary coupons to facilitate gifts from the Methen indduatry. The Princess is to hold a collection on November 1 of a Sart ehiltatcean Samanns Drevert. The practice will proceed as arranged.
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London
Board of ‘Trade
SM. Wilbon
Hour of Camere
Elizabeth
Board of Trade
Urdartakert
Tim Prin
Methen
Methen Indduatry
Hax
Communists Arrests Dominate Chile News Headlines
Reports from Santiago indicate police arrested hundreds of Communist leaders amid warrants for about 200 others. The action follows suppressive measures and strains with neighboring nations as disputes over the Communist program unfold.
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Santiago
Che Bat
Cornitalot Sally
Rome
Brasil
Riumia
Cone Tinue
Ign ati-Commmunist
Braall
Chile
Princess Addresses Women’s Roles in War and Education
A speech by Princess Elizabeth discusses women’s place in war and life, noting their growing participation. She praises women’s progress and cites the College for Women at Durham, arguing women can learn and contribute while honoring traditional duties, and stressing the need for rights without losing identity.
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London
Sharpe
Hlizabeth
College For Women
Durham
Cal ‘Ary
Petrol Rationing To Stay In One Britain
London report shows continued petrol economy measures with rationing to persist. Prime Minister stated that even with vehicle licenses and petrol tax revenues, spending on imports and wartime needs outweighs any savings. He noted government cannot abolish basic petrol restrictions despite arguments.
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London
Alliee
Phathia
Bombs in Jaffa injure workers and damage shops in Jerusalem
Reports say two explosions in Jaffa wounded people and caused extensive damage to Jewish goods shops. A Jerusalem prison escape was attempted by Archer Bpeilman, a 10 year arms case inmate, despite guards. A Jewish Agency spokesman discussed draft solutions and civilian duties as tensions rise over Palestine partition and international response.
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Jerusalem
Boyesti
Jeffa
Mentara
Jerusalon
Archer Bpeilman
Jewish Agency
Associated
Ore Tegal Department
Colinell la
Eglin Brat Leumitteclarest
Arey
Ardchile 19
Palestine
Find
Russia Not Possessing Atomic Bomb Claim Report
A disjointed wartime dispatch notes Zhdanov as admitting Russia, as regent, lacks an atomic stockpile. The article cites Comintern actions and a Polish Communist official organ, with references to forthcoming declarations and a shift in stance amid wartime uncertainty.
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Russia
Warsaw
Zhdanov
Conaniat Party
Raussia
Mi Hidanov
Warnuw
Comintern
Comemuniat
U S Pacific Strategy Cited To Deter Japanese Attack
The article quotes Secretary Forrestal and Senator Brewater praising the U S Pacific strategy for preventing a Japanese attack. It notes the Navy thrust into Guadalcanal in 1942 and claims it forced Japan to divert vast resources and pilots, while suggesting a possible avoided strike on Viadivontock.
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Armorica de Paahe Rehnioyst
Papa ‘Marican
Pacific
Japan
Secratary
Fresno
Senator Brewater
Moscow
Forrestal
U.S. Navy
Guadalanal
Chinese Reds Gain Major Town on Sungari River
Nanking reports unconfirmed uptake of Tehhui a key town on the Sungeri River by Communist forces, with intense attacks from multiple fronts. AM Reuters dispatches note rail and power damage near Bungari dam as forces concentrate around Fernand Changsha, while authorities warn the north east war may persist amid international complications.
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Sungari
Nanking
Tehhui
Sungeri
Sirin
Bungari Dam
Cours
Hees
Fernand’ Changsha
Pheer
Munenurt
Rangelz
North China
Manchuria
Preas
Klin
Stry
Hhe Mutakirte
Persia voids oil deal with Soviet, parliament declares
In Teheran the Persian parliament rejected the proposed oil agreement with Russia by a 102 vote majority, saying no concessions to foreigners or partners. The government will seek oil reserves and consider selling to Russia after exploration. The report recalls Azerbaijan tensions and Russian troops, with calls for a joint oil exploitation plan.
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Teheran
Russia
Parsiid
Anglo-Russian Oil Co
Persia
Dunia
Perala
Moscow
Rumslan
Azerbaijan
Permian
Perau
Tusala
Ube Musaiane
Ater
Japan's Whaling Expedition Defended Amid Global Debate
Fragmented report on Japan defending its whaling expedition as the Marshall Plan nears completion. Mentions American interests, European positions, and calls for a broader international agreement on whale hunting and meat markets.
Fragmentary London note on wartime airfield plan
A garbled London dispatch reports a wartime plan linked to air operations and public works. The text is heavily corrupted, but mentions an airman and an evacuation context tied to a planned site and nearby area.
Opium Seized On Freighter Masula At Pramantlo
The Customs Department seized 30 pounds of raw opium on the freighter Masula at Pramantlo today. The Masula arrived from India on Monday. Officers conducted a search of the vessel amid reports of contraband cargo and pips in the hold.
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Perth
Thureday
Customs Department
Pramantlo
India
Toul Ridder
Ramadier forms new 13 member French Cabinet in crisis
Paris reports Premier Ramadier has reshuffled to a 13 member cabinet after resignations while the National Assembly season looms. Key posts include Schuman in Finance and Mayer in Labour, with Ramadier signaling a central bill to counter Communist and de Gaulle influence as political tensions rise.
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Paris
Ramadie
Memibeta
Formar
Jules Moet
Pierre Tregen
Robert Schuman
Dare
Routore
Ind
Connature
Andre Matie
Rad
Mdouard de Preux
Robert Lavonte
Bae
Marcel Nac- Felen
Raucilion
Yvon del Vo
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