Holland to retain sovereignty over Western New Guinea
The Hague announced that Holland will not renounce or limit its sovereignty over Western New Guinea and sees no point in resuming talks with Indonesia on the status. The government said the Indonesian revolution is not the issue and Western New Guinea remains under the Motherland's control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Hague
Holland
New Guinea
Spokoeman
Indonesia
Niga
Hewleas
Wren Renanis
Tadaneala
Prewldalih Weatuamne
Ina
Mau Mau Suppression Report From Kenya Rift
The article recounts actions surrounding the Mau Mau uprising in Kenya with references to Dr. Mvetbere and a Kenya invitation, plus mention of Oliver Lyttleton delaying his Nairobi arrival. It notes police detentions and local reactions among tribes during British colonial authority.
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Dare
Aloe
Kenye
Kenya
Unies
Jama
Ily Ning N
Aev
Brock
Aerobury
Mir Oliver Lyttleton
Shane
Lyttleton
Nairobi
Yenerven
Unclear OCR fragment on local event date
The readable text fragment references a community setting with terms like hill and funds. No clear names, places, dates, or outcomes are discernible. The damaged OCR prevents extracting a coherent news item or event details.
Farouk Faces Risks as Debts Loom Over Elm Empire
A garbled report notes Farouk and relatives amid a money crisis in Elm Texas. It mentions debts, possible abdication, and a disputed fortune. The text attributes the turmoil to a ruler and associates, with speculation about assets in a RayD Mall and a contested collection lane.
Dissolution of Victoria Parliament Expected Today
Melbourne reports that Victoria’s general election date is set for December 6. The Governor will decide tomorrow morning whether Premier Hollway or Opposition Leader McDonald will obtain a dissolution to trigger the poll, with Hollway favored to lead the government to election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Victoria
Sir Dallas Brooks
Mr. Hollway
McDonald
Legislative Assembly
Hollway
Trans-Pacific Redkr Plan for Line-PRed Opis Ton
Fragmentary text suggests discussion of a Trans-Pacific telecommunication plan linking Canada with Anne Train and New Zealand by direct radio telegraph and pedestrian armsent. Details are unclear and sources are fragmented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trans-Pacific Redkr
Piston
Canada
Anne Train
New Zaaland
Saaca
Comedia
Transit Minister to be sworn in amid hospital visit
The minister for transport will enter Lewham Hospital for dermal treatment before a planned reform ceremony. Officials say Mr Weir, a prospective Conservative minister, will be sworn in to oversee transport matters without party involvement.
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Byoney
Rhowting
Lewham Hompltal
Dermalitin
Stigme
Bhoshan
Guill
Weir
Conservaton
Pepper Theft at Melbourne Warehouse Leads to Looting
A large quantity of pepper was stolen from a Melbourne warehouse late at night. Thieves forced open a warehouse door on Currendon Street to grab pepper amid a disrupted store time and security concerns.
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Trursiay
Wiltahng and Co
Curendon
Melbourne
U N Delegates See Russia Slam Door on Settlement
United Nations delegates report Russia blocks settlement proposals at the General Assembly. Vyshinsky argues for repatriation of prisoners while Western allies push for an immediate end to the Korean War under U N guidance.
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U.N
Russia
Hientand
Vyminsky
Renaluth
Borean
Portie Conesrnet
Gateu Union
Sige
Boreans
Mir
Korea
Vyshkuky
Britten
Aninomyden
Ores Glin
Partiaisent
Une
Hae Vyaninaky
Poland
United Atatae
United Nations
Election turmoil and wartime claims shadow 1952 campaign
Vague reports describe a pre-dawn stir with candidates tome, Eisenhower, and Adlai Stevenson contesting the New York area capitals Elate tensions rise as parties clash over who started the Korean War and who can deliver peace if Eisenhower wins. The piece notes Eisenhower’s campaign framing and Democratic criticisms amid a charged political climate.
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Mie Tome
Imursamy
Eisenhower
Adial
Buevensom
Telune
Democrats
Cate
Eral
Dwight Eienhowar
Ted Rotern
Nis
Mores
Precautions In Adelatom Courts Weigh Uranium Act
Fragmented report from Adelatom notes the Uranium Mining Act Amendments aim to curb information leaks and impersonation. Court records show punitive measures and damages, including a claim of £51,800 for industrial injury and ongoing medical care for a claimant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelatom
Racoutlys Council
Hertovenes
Industria
Sultan Stourer
Aria
Unal Brown
Police Stoned Attempt To Block Widow Funeral
A large mob stone police during a bid to halt a widow's funeral procession. Officers and troopers faced violence as they moved to stop the event. The crowd pressed forward, and authorities intervened to disperse the unrest amid reports the widow led the procession of mourners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poller
Unclear historical air force stance and training debate
Fragmentary report discusses aircra use and defense policy with references to West Germany, South Korea, and American forces. Mentions Comet jets and Vickers airliners and proposes mobile reserves with air and sea support for future operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Germany
Tala
Sydney riot as 300 Italian migrants clash with police
In Sydney a riot broke out as about 300 Italian migrants clashed with police near the Italian Consulate and a Milan Legation. Police used batons and dispersed the crowd after several injuries. migrants demanded work and repatriation under an agreement for temporary labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Reinstatement Ordered in a W A Gang Dispute
A dispute over reinstatement within the A W A led to a formal order by Saar authorities. The action followed a conference with the Department of Works about alleged on the job loafing and related conduct. The Commissioner’s written statement upheld the action while the union pressed for further clarification and appealed for conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polley
Wales
Page
Dattinghurwt
Double Bay
Soit Daliane
Orn
Inatay Chareed
Saar
Una
Mulligan
Department of
Department of Works
Theo
Weis
Akalan
MeriEomup
Uniom
Kemp
Guniah
Pat
Sarryin
Mart Causin
Lane
Etala
Thn
Union
Witc
Canboey Ware
al Renee
Baparument
Dimm
Asai
Ant
Labour Council Endorses Stop-Work Meeting
The Labour Council backed a stop-work meeting called by the Conciliation Commissioner G A Findlay. The action aimed to pressure compliance with the Commissioner's decision and to authorise coordinated union participation amid protests and anger.
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Labour Council
Sion
Council
Tiwensa
Tradesmaid
Indemond
al Unione Partici
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Farouk
Texas
Thuregay
Ura
Gobta
Warouk
Faron
Rayd Mall
Ald
Natal
Owe
Mmore
Wnat 2
Enijon Soniye
Vic
Holway
Oat
Moltway
Ballarst
Ati Busca
Cindiaares
Labour
Han
Tadapenenie
LC Braakawaye
Mathway
Fave
Gir Daling Brooks Lnal
Abe
Jarnoivnim
Labour Lander Bey
Cain
Make & Teolsen
Parliamant
Lsat
Hettway
Mouim
Gaveenorth Dal- van Brooks
Black
Miverm
Praneh
Anol
Beier
Vyuhitmand
Ver Prieonern
Ayoney
Polizy
Atalian
Fanta
Bydnty
Welles Ween
Teallen
Marten Wa
von Degan
Mailan Legation
M. Bitnone
Tha Tralian
Armul
Ning. Ny
Biman
PegrUkful Deman
Airaion
Syreen
Ailway
Rawson
Lidino
Ng Caste Tutiene
Mare
le Maurabut
Tiro Misnaa
Wad Antualo Maccaroni
Villawood
Oaiel
Berwwant Malmyani
Rastaas Place
End Tron
Yau
Holt
Campormry
Sioner
Weitten
Sa Nore
Renes
Altae
Gemeetasioner
Maity
G. A. Findlay
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