No Arrangement To Share Atomic Secrets With U S A
Reports from Canberra and Washington describe a potential Australia United States weather and Air Force operation tied to atomic testing. Aimed at supporting the Woomera range, the plan would involve American crews and Weather squadrons under strict military secrecy.
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U.S.A
Ap Gor
Ashington
U8 Air Force Laboratorioa
Nid
Canberra
Air Force
Mes
Woomers
Mapkh
Ita
Mase
Guem Ani
Japan
Durslin
Atomic Testa
Wid Ba
Perrone
Blomiere
Nevada
Spoksman
Austria
Mom
New York
United Gentessasistance
Australia
U.S. Air Force Hoe
Amenian
A.A.P
Czech Plane Hijack Aims at Prague Officials
The Prague seizure led to trials of five defendants including Tuxoviit Bafwrovich and Epíro Vacel with sentences up to 25 years. The CAT airliner carrying seven crew and four passengers was seized by fighters and diverted to an American field after landing on March 23.
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London
Jaon Tarme
Wat
Germany
Cate
Nentense
Prague
Tuxoviit Bafwrovich
Epiro Vacel
Mya
Dggeene
Aathrin Bory i Byearn
Miroelay Djopch
Hacha
Americar
Fauso
M Tottine
Maron 23
Emotional reunion as 598 German POWs return from Russia
Berlin reports the first batch of 598 former German prisoners of war released under East German Soviet accord arriving home in East and West Germany. Many were overcome with emotion after 12 years in Russian camps as others faced lingering hardships and unpaid wages while detailing harsh wartime experiences.
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Russia
Berlin
East
West Germany
Toemer
Germany
Evan Herenter
Ras
Cervan
Cerme
Typhoon Death Toll Rises Amid Japan Flood Aftermath
The typhoon to Japan caused extensive damage as communications faltered and death tolls rose. Reports place deaths near 121 with thousands displaced, many homes destroyed and emergency shelters activated across affected prefectures.
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Tokyo
Japan
Pstsuad Ai
US Spain pact extends mutual aid and defense support
The United States and Spain signed a 20 year defense and mutual aid accord in Madrid. US Ambassador James Duna and Spanish Foreign Minister Alberta Martin Arta witnessed the ceremony, promising military equipment and economic assistance under a mutual security program for the year ending next June 30, about £103,000.
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Walmington
United
Spalnestontny
U.S
Davelay
Se Fuval
de Bayer
Spain
Red States
Madrid
James Duna
Alberta Martin Arta
Span
Sate
Wallin
Drowned at sea after party near Clovelly
Tearge Wallis, 21, of Lowe Street Clovelly, reportedly drowned after leaving a party at Sydney. Wallis was last seen entering the water fully clothed and disappeared as spectators watched. Authorities searched the area for the missing man.
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Sydney
Bungiy
North Bona Wurly
Wallis
Lowe St. Clovelly
Folive Sila
Snowy Scheme Details Settled Says Minister
Government reports a rift over the Snowy scheme as balance and cost concerns surface. Ministers say the project remains on track with advisory councils and state and federal discussions continuing, while estimates of generated power and prices are debated. However, the plan to retain control and funding remains under review with no final decision yet.
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Spooner
Nsw
Ation Tun Wate
Aioe
Uber
Shot Wife Then Suicide Tragedy Baffles Police
Fragmented report states a man shot his wife dead and then killed himself at Bourne Bush. Witnesses say Ced Henry of Auicuatiil fled after the incident, with authorities finding him later at a cave. Investigators believe he used a shotgun in the act and died by suicide.
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Sydney
Byndas Avroas
Boully
Henry
Auicuatiil
Brett Snot
Aircraftman killed at Fairbairn in motorcycle crash
An airman of No 6F squadron AP was killed in a motorcycle accident at Fairbairn aerodrome on Saturday. Canberra police found his body in a creek after an overnight search by AACA patrols. Miller, home on leave from Port Hledlund, is named in connection with the incident.
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Muler
Pairbairn
Canberra
Cresk
Esterney
Nent
Cenberre
RAAP
Ankerro
Bresenberg
Ilier
Miller
Cleas
Moth
Pearthers
Port” Hledlund
Australisn
Australia destiny linked with Pacific says Walker
Sydney reporter notes Methodist minister Alan Walker argues Australia’s future rests on building Asian links. He calls for stronger church driven diplomacy with Japan Indonesia and other nations to shape Australia’s role in the Pacific and world affairs.
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Sydney
Australia
Asia
Tey
Alan Walker
Walker
Hag City
Industria Dy
Japan
Indonesia
Australis
Pacific
Ania
Cotoa
Family Of Three Murdered At La Perouse
Detar Hargetad 40, wife Bernice Jean, and their five year old son Peter were found dead in a La Perouse home. Neighbors report the family had recently moved from Norway. Detar was a former prisoner of war with a Norwegian pension, and his widow reportedly could not work to support the family. Police say the son’s body was found in a bedroom while the parents were discovered together. The investigation continues with details limited by the wartime injuries and pension records.
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Fredirich
Wala
Mons
Sime
van Germim
Aera
Khatiatad
Detar Hargetad
Bernice Jean
Peter
Harpstad
Wolo
Foun Cope
Jorwerian
Becaue
Amily
Liquor Report Delayed Months Says Maxwell
Justice Maxwell, presiding at the Royal Commission trial, returns to Britain by plane after studying English liquor controls. He notes the liquor report will not be completed for several months while commissions inspect trade conditions and Revolution era events are discussed amid political tensions.
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Syroes
Sunisy
Jueice Maxell
Tie
Kinevport
Juatice Maxwell
Bydary Terby
Ageia
Adelaide
Pmgland
Nel
England
Caro
Carn
Milumrs
Nmuinatel
Gates
Jim
Rudy
Mont
Ito
Palentine
Allah
Meat supply resumption amid union threatens action
The Meat and Allied Trades Federation plans to resume slaughtering at Home and Riverstone abattoirs Friday after a brief halt. Herbert declined to comment on a recommended black ban by unions against shops not complying with wage rules. Over 800 retail meat workers voted to let union negotiators approach employers through a joint council if needed.
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Aydney
Meat and Allied
Trades Federation
Hebert
Riverstone
Whch
Herbert
Sminey Okies Hal Generiay
Alfteais
Wugloyere Watt
Trutes and Labour Council
Wale
Taxi's Race To Hospital
A Melbourne Sunday edition reports a taxi race incident with a young boy injured after being bitten by a snake en route from Sister to the Children’s Hospital. The boy received immediate venom treatment, then recovered enough to be placed under observation with his family. Police, witnesses, and the driver were involved in the aftermath as authorities investigated the unusual event.
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Melbourne
Flepee
Sisendon
Oles
Morthonta
Hold Up Men Steal Hotel Safe
A motel in Melbourne is robbed by armed men who force entry through a garage and take the hotel safe. They damage fixtures, ransack a room, and flee in a car police believe was stolen. The manager and housekeeper were present. officers are investigating.
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Melbourne
Sunaay
Jayayein
Nba
Mir Rah
Astmedl
Ures
Wats
Incomplete News Brief From Early Edition Cites Deaths
Fragmentary report notes a deadly incident and references to security officials and possible political tensions. Names and places are partially unreadable, with unclear dates and events. The text is damaged, preventing a clear reconstruction of people or outcomes.
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Brie Wan
Etgatenman
Atomic Energy
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Hudson
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Grobably
Satream of
Ware
Turne
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McMillen
Bays
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Cole
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En Uher
Rma
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Henriventer
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la Perouse
Yarra Road
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Gaundera
Romano
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Washington
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