Government Ready To Prevent Peking Delegates Defiance
Government officials announce measures to curb defiance by delegates from Peking. The Action Minister for Civil Aviation and other ministers discuss prevention methods and readiness to counter any disruption at the upcoming assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Benlor
Bectetnal Adair
Caray
Minuer Tor Civil Aviation
Beamtor
Trewy
Austell
Potenti
del Bisbee
Bern
Anake
Ummy
Maine
Raad
Delegates to Brisbane aim for northern port passage
Reported plan by 11 delegates to board a northern port bound for a government lock, with several leaving on multiple flights from Eagle Farm. Security could not confirm motive as some delegates arrived at Hamilton, and rumours of further action circulated. Officials blamed no power to detain the group and warned against disruptions to government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Brisbane
Thia
Locke
Alow
Hepeta
Eagle Farm
Soma
Hamilton
Commonwealth
Anon
Hayman Aaland
Hayman Inns
NATO
Air France
Joe Pacis
Egg
Tado-Cine
Los Tra
Accra
Caromacotes
Sts
Tenirat Weil Be
Coe
Wea
Aps
Mt. Sranom
Vander Ue Syetém
Itr
Emme
Irome
Femme Aloe
Pelnot & Oval
Drunewick
Donald Hale
Soviet military manoeuvres disrupt Rhine area amid confusion
Fragmented OCR reports a Soviet genicar manoeuvre near the Rhine while Allied forces and civilians are said to be affected. The incident allegedly involved troops and a surprise advance, with unclear timing on Monday and ongoing uncertainty among observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cweasaneiey Rade
Saivvkomoera
Rhine
Legal Action In Liquor Inquiry Abroad
The Attorney General in Sydney said he would take appropriate action after examining evidence with Crown Solicitor McCrae to decide whether perjury or other charges should be pursued. The Royal Commission hearings concluded on September 0 with further address set for next Monday.
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Sydney
Thurway
Aby Martin
Roger Commiating
Martin
McCrae
Mir
Metin
G. C. Welgall
Beefore Wally
Royal Commission
Severe Typhoon Strikes Wake Island Refugees
Refugees flee Wake Island as a ferocious typhoon rips inland with 161 mph winds. Early reports estimate damage around 4.4 million pounds, with trees toppled and widespread wreckage. Officials declare disaster conditions and rapid recovery efforts begin as civilians regroup.
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Honglaila
Erichen Wake Island
Tustany
Paulie
Persian Terms For Britain In A Few Days
A Persian Premier Dr Mas aadeq will submit proposed settlement terms to Britain within two days. An All-India Commission member is finalizing proposals. American oil expert Allan Sones visiting Persia said efforts aim to recruit technicians from Europe and America. The report notes tense diplomacy and a waning world influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thupesay
Masaadeq
Britain
Allard
Memion
Aiméricatt Oil
Allon “Sones
Perla
Vileeavour
Europe
America
Abedan
Trades Hall Radio Shows Prompt Equity Dispute in Sydney
An Australian radio scene dispute involves Trades Hall hosting three shows in Sydney tied to the Equity union. Actors say nonmembers on the programs Police File and others quit, while a council-backed resolution urges dialoguers in Australian radio to be union members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trades Hall
Sydney
Hind Alecandor
Rauity
Equity
E. Rexolation
Austral
Totalling Loss Acknowledged By Assembly Inquiry Promised
A parliamentary report notes a 7 000 loss by a totalisator and discusses an incident yesterday involving the company in Yon a. Premier Taylort promises an investigation into whether revenue defects affected the public and owners. The case touches the ongoing route enrol and potential public financial exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taytort
PLYERS STRANDED IN GREENLAND ICE THULE
A distressed scene reports seven people stranded after a crash in Greenland ice near Thule. Emergency crews operate from a field amp and seek safe routes through fog as Britain prepares alternate plans to rescue those injured or trapped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plyers
Greenland
United States ready for push button warfare says expert
An American Navy guided missile expert Lt Commander Warren Kurts says the United States has enough missiles to launch a large push button strike. Some missiles could carry atomic bombs across continents. He notes the capability to deploy missiles anywhere at any time and calls for stronger air defense of Western Europe and Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tokyo
Pons
Warren Kurts
Manna
Kura
United
Phewe
U.S. Navy Guided Weapon Use in Korea Reported by Press
A detailed account from American press describes guided missiles launched from an air carrier toward targets in Korea. The report notes the weapon’s tethered guidance and proximity to enemy defenses, with observers detailing the dramatic flight and target impact and discussing the existence of advanced naval electronics aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrington
Thureday
Sted
Naa
Jngernet
Korea
U.32
Boxer
Atatemen
Slelayord
Pereas Seapmich
Poveda
Minetiere
Guise Piano
Cartier
Misalle
Xul Stootronics Feom
A. Tokio
United
Peees
Evereapond
Wayne
Hel
Japan
Rmitakes
Comolescen
Navy
Hetlcat
Cmutten
Chia
Evernally
Kered
Pomax
Saarded Gum in Melbourne Undue weeds el made an
Fragmentary OCR text describes military and police activity in Melbourne with references to Commonwealth Department, armoured units, patrols, and a work service project. Details are garbled, but mentions payroll, taxis for the Work, and operations with large machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bret Saurat
U S Not Far From Top A Bomb Stockpile
The report notes that the United States could soon top a critical stockpile of atomic weapons. A.A. Dean of the American Bar Association and chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission warned that a point would come when the U S would possess enough to destroy an enemy's war power. He urged continued rapid atomic expansion to maximize deterrence and military strength.
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United States
Gorton Dean
American Bar Association
Dean. Guairman
Atomic Energy Commission
U.S
Abs Hyge
Wanirmim Niomte
Round Up Of Reds In U S
In a large roundup of subversives yesterday in three states agents arrested 14 people described as Communist Party leaders in Miner Washington and Michigan. J Kadgar Mover announced a national conference and citizenship drive as the government publicized the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.B
U.S. Washington
Taman Waa
Cenfecenor and
Citisenship
Waatington
Cosimuniaca
Amerion Hat
Board of Control Drops Selector Amid Turmoil in Australia
The election process for the Australian cricket selector panel faced upheaval with four nominations and resignations. The Board of Control deleted a meeting due to perceived weaknesses, appointing new managers and debating rules to limit selections without prior approval from the national body.
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Aypey
Thurvaay
Meson
Ruin Ortelet
Aid
West Indies
Ortelet
Inone Wledgd
Queenaland
Siataman Billy. Brown
South
Amit Ryder
Donald Braman
Leotar
Nis
Seipotare
Einger
A.W. Gelertion
United Nations Entry Vote Likely Amid Global Tensions
Disrupted OCR item notes that the U.N. entry application faces a veto fight as Russia denounces arms and a weapon program. Japan reportedly may abstain, while Britain Netherlands Pakistan and Turkey are observed. The vote schedule remains unsettled with adjournment implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.N
York
Orie
Reaper
Runsialdain
United Agen
Fapan
Jorhat
Britain
Netherlands
Pakistan
Turkey
Caine
Uae
Prices Rise at Sydney Wool Sales
The Sydney wool market showed an upward tendency with prices at the auction high, buyers returning after a dip. Activity was irregular for some lots but demand improved through the week as consignments moved steadily, with 11,354 bales listed and 48 sold privately, yielding strong figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Morino
Left Wing Presses for 24 Hour Stoppages
In Melbourne on Thursday activists plan 24 hour stoppages to protest a policy. The march aims to disrupt traffic and draw attention to demands. Police presence has been noted as organizers pledge peaceful demonstrations.
Parsly Burnt to Death in Blazing House
A family of five perished in a timber house fire in Adelaide on Thursday. Neighbors reported the blaze, heard two miles away, as flames consumed the home of the Ward proprietors. The family included Ansara, Crum Haqalton, Janet, Patrick, and Daniel, who had moved to the area weeks earlier. Firefighting efforts arrived too late to save them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asanunthord Bay
Hall
Adelaide
Ley
Yaar Oyen
Max Sion
Ullew Ebnaron
Janet
Patrick D
Ared Daniel
Santa
Wards
Sanat
Immigrant Sailor Fears Ship tipping During Voyage
A frightened seaman aboard a voyage from Movisk described fearing the ship would overturn. He testified that the vessel tilted and he believed disaster was imminent. The court heard the account as part of a case tied to an immigrant passenger aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryoney
Thureday
Awehen
UF Mec
Bord Movisk
Hpscial Couwn
Wen
Seth Ated
Movick
Cabinet to Decide on Jap War Crimes Inquiry
Cabinet will shortly consider the question of Japanese war crimes and related tribunals. Officials indicate formal inquiry and potential actions will be reviewed to address charges stemming from conduct during the war.
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Hag Nia
Mirbot
Canberra
Lad Landay
Fekang
Ont Lindsay
Vernon Ree
Melbourne
Eindsay
MR. Nehru
Delat
Thurensy
Nene Cafihet
All-India
Beater Cunterencr
Totalisator
Airedy
Communista
Heved
Mimies
Rorce
United Broad
Monte Bello
Kore
Niles Way
Experia
Smiley
Kores
Tatou
Board of Control
Mr. Dwyor
New
Arvana
Barnes
Banik Gan
Han
Mayer
Warne
Iim
Nlaynea
Lin
NRW
Ana Boy
Milan
Red China
New York
Shigeru Yoshida
Communia Ching
United Press
Adde
Yoshida
Toyko
China
Asiaa
Three Vaner
Wupuinees OY
Haasah
Wwacon
Colone
Fideral
Somanianon
Te Counell
Elton Paanert Abe
Somke
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