Attlee Presses China Peace View in Shanghai Speech
Prime Minister Attlee urged Western powers to accept China’s path toward peace while defending its Communist led government. He praised democratic ideals in China, warned of global dangers, and said the West must learn rules of democracy to foster world peace.
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Iip
Illire
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Tr Atilee
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Uou
Attlee
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Allion
Lenin
Stalin
My. Mati‘ies
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Algiers Earthquake Tragedy Strikes Dams Fail Menace
Reports detail a massive earthquake near Orleanaville and Algiers causing dam breaches in Nora Adrian. Rescue workers mobilize as hundreds are feared dead or injured. Hospitals and authorities rush ambulances and relief to the devastated region while communications fail and buildings collapse.
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Christia
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Milian
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Tenea
Orientsville
Pravda Attacks Attlee Over Allied Policy Critique
The article reports a Pravda broadside directed at Prime Minister Attlee and the Labour Party centrist wing. It accuses Attlee of aligning with American and Western European powers to arm Germany and Japan, urging opposition to a war buildup and criticizing British foreign policy.
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Ruton Ruxton GwIed Eight Months in Court
The report states Puxton Ruxton was jailed for eight months after a trial where Judge Holden urged leniency. The jurors were said to have acquitted, but the judge criticized the proceedings and noted notoriety surrounding Ruxton. In court, Mr Rugg offered remarks on Ruxton's conduct.
Wool prices firm at Brisbane market
Brisbane wool sales closed on firm footing with strong competition. Prices for fine greasy wool eased slightly in parts due to irregularity in some lots but overall rates remained steady despite light faults.
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Manila Predicts Early Seat and Military Talks
A distorted report claims Manila expects an early seat at negotiations and notes talks in Washington during treaty drafting. Officials praised Australia and New Zealand for active help and support, while US State Department expressed gratitude for allied cooperation.
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New Zea
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Australia
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Newland
Inquiry Into Canberra Bus Service Losses and Funding
The question concerns a £50 000 loss under the ACT and compares fare charges with Canberra and Hobart routes. Senator Wright pressed the Interior Minister and the Transport Minister for details of Canberra's management and control, including a 4‑item comparative table. The reply indicated the matter would be addressed by the appropriate minister, with potential charge to the Federal Treasury.
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Evatt denies reports of angry caucus meeting
Dr Evatt said the Federal Parliamentary Labour Party meeting on Wednesday was calm. He accused some journalists and party members of cooking a story to serve others and denied aggro conduct or attempts to move a motion of confidence.
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Wyatary
Royal Commission
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de Sveit
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Tremcheroua
Er Evatt
Thompson
Question on Dr Evatt action overruled
An exchange in the House focused on why Dr Evatt's conduct did not infringe the Royal Commission on Espionage Act section 4. Speaker Cameron ruled the question irrelevant to the House and Prime Minister Menales agreed. The inquiry aimed to compel Evatt to justify his conduct under section 24 of the act.
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Taya
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House OF Representatives
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Channel swimmer Ted May feared lost off coast
Sign reports Ted May a 17-stone father of nine who swam the Channel from Cabin on Watecany. Two British boats were launched last night about five miles off the coast as coast guards maintained a constant lookout. The search was called off shortly before 3 am.
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Exhibit A Says Mr Autlee at Weather Government Luncheon
Exhibit A, Says Mr Autlee, The Bein Labour Leos, yesterday showed NV abreast of Australian affairs, addressing a Commonwealth Government luncheon in his honour.
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Bein
Applania
Parliamentary Broadcast Misprints Prompt Debate on ABC Editing
The Opposition leader Dr Ewatt criticizes an ABC edited version of parliamentary proceedings. Mr Turner confirms a broadcast of the remarks was reserved and altered, arguing the process distorted the meaning. Speaker Cameron warns against interference.
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Wald Yertentay
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Tarper
Howe
ADLC
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Turner
Ric
A. G. Cameron
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