Abadan Technicians To Be Expelled By Persian Government
Persian government moves to expel Abadan technicians as Britain considers a plan for resumed talks. Reports in The Times and Daily Herald describe a new approach to engage Britain, including assurances that the Persian government would consider appointing a target official to secure cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abadan
Teheran
Persia
Ol Commission
Britain
Ferard” Aay
Milone
Tito Predicts Provocations Amid Balkan Tensions
Marshal Tito said Belgrade faced provocation from Soviet leaders and Western powers. He warned Yugoslavia would safeguard its defenses and cautioned that the Soviet bloc aimed to force influence in the Balkans under imperial pretenses, while Bulgaria and Romania could be drawn into any confrontation.
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London
Marshal Tito
Belgrade
Tito
Yugosievie
Biaite
Candal
Aurnia
Balkan
Wool Market Hardened in Sydney Trading Row
The Sydney wool market showed a firming trend with gains in October prices and steady returns for comebacks and ribbons. Demand from the Continent and Japan supported activity while limited support from lowas mil kept offerings steady. greasy wool auctions registered small price movements and overall turnover reached about 11,799 Маe of 987 pa cent.
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Eronsbrele
Commnent
Japan
Lowas Mil
Liginry Wootelling
Tor Ove Falas
Gordon
Aiction
Three Wounded In Shooting Affray In St. Kilda
Melbourne police report a shooting at a home on Fowler Street in St Kilda injuring Alfred Hapewright, a man named Seukhy, and a woman, with bullets from a 45 calibre weapon found in a bedroom. A man pacing outside prior to the incident is noted as a lead detail in the investigation.
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St. Kilda
Melbourne
Alfred Hapewright
Fawner Street
Sbaleton
Aubie Seuekhy
Grazier Fined on Tax Charges
A Grazier from Carleton Walaan Jasiet received fines and ordered to pay 800 pounds in federal fines after tax return offences. The case involved multiple counts of failure to lodge tax returns and related charges. Magistrate Hawkins imposed the maximum penalty of 100 pounds and other penalties amid questions about holdings, including 1,400 sheep on the property.
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Bydney
Carleton Walaan
Jasiet
Feoniral Uinivt Boeday
Waben
Kveenbank
Chwldungre
Young
Wits
WHS Sn
Ward
Watson
Mir
J. V. Canl
Taxation Department
Tne
Cout
Gsal
Moore
Hawkins
Gaulauld
Warner
U N Peace Plan Outlined for Palestine Crisis
London dispatch quotes U N conciliation plan for Palestine with aims to repair war damage repatriate 3 000 000 refugees and lift restrictions on displaced residents. It proposes relaxation of arms limits and revamping Armistice terms to spur economic development.
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London
United Nations Conciliation Communion
Palestine
Faot Imene
Middle Maat
Mall” Paria
Fragmented OCR note on Glen Davin Moye and plant actions
An incoherent OCR fragment mentions Glen Davis shale, machinery handling, and a conference decision about cross transfer of equipment. It references the NEW lene ALR Wi ng, the Jupilee conference, and measures to prevent actions at a plant. No clear dates or outcomes emerge.
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Sremer
Cunming
Glen Davie
Jupilee
Lene
ALR
Sakenyn
Traina
Glen Davis
Ree
Davis
Matt Liek
Fares and Freights Rise After Premier Announces Cabinet Plans
The article reports planned fare and freight increases following remarks by Premier Moeirr after a key cabinet meeting and threshed out session. The changes affect tram rail and other transport costs as the government prepares to implement broader rate hikes.
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Bydney
Moeirr
Thresc Muasion
Wil Ineresnas
Sauus
Sammittee
Red Losses In Air Battle Over Korea Reported
Fragmented account describes a daytime air engagement with Russian combatant claims and damaged aircraft. It mentions large losses, several pilots, and 80 or 88 minutes of conflict, with references to North Korea and MEG support.
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MLC
Rightere
Jeth
RO Malge
Nately
Spiokenmen
Edit Utne
Vital Talks on Materials at London Conference
A Commonwealth conference in London discusses material supply and shortages. The Materials Minister, Mr. Stoken, asserts the UK can extract more cooperation from participants to address shortages and improve allocation while outlining aims to secure orderly laying of semen ray meteriebs and related logistics.
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London
Turkey
Oman
Grei
Benwn
Lanton Seater
Stoken
Benn
Unak
Pickworth Triumphs in Melbourne Cup Race
Pickworth wins by a clear margin in Melbourne event with a 1a 308 time, edging the Victorian rival by two lengths. Race details show strong performance from Parkworth and mention Commonwealth context and notable finish.
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Melbourne
Danie Parkworth
Commonwealth
Pte
UN and Communists Scramble Over Korean Talks Amid Cold Tensions
United Nations and Communists failed to set return meetings in Kaesong after UN offered resumption talks. Communists did not respond, while U N commanders signaled readiness for liaison discussions as reports of stalled progress and mutual distrust spread from Kaesong to Washington.
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United Nations Command
Communitats
Kaesang
Plans for Winter Campaign and Korean Front Moves
Army plans advance on a winter campaign as talks with Communists falter. South Korean officials report stiff ground fighting near Pyongyang with bombardment and counterattacks. Allied forces endure uphill combat north of the 38th parallel while equipment and documents are dispersed to fortify defenses.
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Tute
Haven
Rupert
Patina Theen
She
Neal
Bouth Karin
Detaliad Alr
Wieaxalna
South
Seoul
Gomesvant Torron
Korea
Occupation of Island Report to Be Probed
The Navy weighs a reconnaissance to verify reports of alien occupation on the island Bro, with officials noting no immediate need to divert naval energy from essential duties. Observers, including Mr. Mediation, discuss past Ankerman activity and potential danger given island inaccessibility.
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Departmente of Navy Waterups Agalre
Navy
Mediation
Sf. McMahon
Prenent
No Butter Supplies For Queensland Declared
A joint statement from Queensland dairy groups announces butter shortages across the state. The Queensland Dairymen's Organisation and the Queensland cooperative Dairy Companion Association say butter will be allocated to private companies, with output exported or held until further notice.
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Brimgane
Queenanconaundera
Ube Salty Industry
Quesnaland Prion
Queenslland
Wnt
Queensland Cor Operative Dairy Companion
Man Hurt As Bus Crashes Into Shelter
A bus veered across London Creek to Civie street and hit a shed at Reid House, trapping passenger John Genders beneath the wheel. The shelter was demolished and about 35 passengers escaped injury while one man suffered injuries and was taken to hospital.
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Bywtandere
WC i Commonwealth Iin
John Qenders
Dvilew Wiaples
Fourth Street
Narre Vourdah
London
Chrewit
Civie
Deaidn
Reid House
King Gains Strength as Doctors Report Progress
The King continues to gain strength after a restful night. Five doctors report steady improvement following a major operation at Buckingham Palace. The bulletin notes infection risks and outlines cautious optimism for a return to routine care, with royal family plans and a Canadian tour uncertain.
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London
Buckingham Palace
Poe
Hin Jung
Duke to be x rayed at Lowox hospital
Duke to undergo X ray examination at Lowox hospital as part of a routine medical check. Medical staff prepare standard imaging procedures and await results to determine next steps.
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Duke
Lowox Hospital
Dutch Air Service to Resume Three-Class Route
A weekly Amsterdam to Sydney air service is set to resume this year after wartime suspension. The plan includes a three-class aircraft with 40 passenger capacity, refueling at Darwin and Batavia, via Dutch New Guinea and Australia. Officials from the Austrian Civil Aviation and the Dutch ambassador announced the tentative schedule.
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Amsterdam
Sydney
Vavilamen
Anthony
Ambassator I Austeaiiu
Joakheer P. de Mate Tae
Smvive
Bink
New Guigon
Austele
Wil
Barwin
Labour Truce Amid British General Election目
Labour and Liberal maneuvering dominates Britain as talks of a general election unfold. The Liberal Party seeks a unified stance while Labour plans a unity call aimed at rallying support, amid anticipated debates over living costs and national policy.
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Labour
Britain
London
Labour Party
Vast Expansion Possible Of A Bomb Output In U S
A report cited by the Digest quotes committee chairman Samster Belden McMahon discussing a potential 10 percent rise in U S atomic capacity. The Digest hints at a July reveal of a new hydrogen bomb type and links it to a drift toward a broader arms program amid Cold War tensions.
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U.S
Dhe Committee
Samster ‘Belen
Digent
Kenneth de Courey
Fire Ravages Benedictine Monastery Library
A fire at a Benedictine monastery near Lago, Spain, destroyed a valuable library. Two people were injured while others were evacuated as firefighters battled the blaze through the night. Authorities investigated the cause and listed the damage as extensive.
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London
Boemedictine
Ramon
Lago
Apain
Cumona
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Comumnion
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Price
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Ken Mary
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Princeas Phillip
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