Dulles Signals U S Will Use Army Air Naval Power to Defend Formosa
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles outlined U S policy to defend Formosa using all naval and airpower in response to Communist threats. He stated no formal defense treaty with the Nationalists is required, while criticizing Communist China and signaling readiness to escalate actions if needed.
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John Foster Dulles
Formosa
PB Chow En Lai
Goris Stching
U.S
Chita
Dulles
Rewly
Seth
Sid Lintom
Weskly
Lottery Prizes to City Folk
SYDNEY Wednesday Lottery 3139 drawn in morning with major prizes to syndicates and individuals. First prize to Furst syndicate, second to Lucky Ave syndicate, third to Thrum and Dillene Ave, Vaucluse, fourth to Basket Tall syndicate, fifth to Hogelul syndicate. Lottery No. 47 Ayecal tomorrow.
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Sydney
FURST
L. Simmons
Cerree St
Lucky
Mics
Poket
Leyrr Byos
Balninin
Thrum
Dillene Ave
Vaucluse
Gynediente
BH. Liddined
Bowker St. Wuratal
Gyndiente
A. J. Ellis
River St
Riots in Rabat Kill Jews and Burn Shops
In Rabat Morocco antisemitic violence left several Jewish residents dead and shops set ablaze. Reports say a 12 year old boy died after being beaten with iron bars as mobs attacked Petit Jenni area. Dozens injured, bodies reportedly tossed into fires amid the clashes.
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Rabat
French Morocco
Weunei
Petit Jeni
Farat
NSW wheat plan vote for growers in 1G
NSW growers will vote on a proposed wheat stabilization scheme. Prime Minister and cabinet discuss continuation of export wheat programs and set production targets for the coming years.
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New South
Nude Body Found Near Police Wharf
A fragmented Sydney crime note reports a nude body found near a police wharf. The garbled text mentions dates, locations, and authorities but lacks clear details. Further verification from local archives is needed for a precise account.
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Police Wharf
Hogan Makes Splash in Falat Games Final
Fragmented OCR text notes Hogan and Agostini competing in 220 Falat Games with mentions of finals and a standout performance by Emaland’s day. References to 440 yards hurdles and Australia versus England imply a regional track event with notable athletes and outcomes.
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Vancol
Emaland
England
Australia
Education week in Inverell set for August 15 to 21
Education week to be observed in Inverell schools from August 15 to 21 aims to make the public aware of school achievements and to stimulate interest in education. Officials note Education Work has accomplished much and hope for similar results in New South Wales.
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Inverell
Countres
New South Wales
Polio Culirazk ed Griffith Ney Education Week Preview
Fragmented text notes Education Week themes and events in South Water area. Mentions dedication of Education Week and broadcast plans, with scattered names and places and unclear dates.
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Polio Culirazk Ed Griffith
Empire Games show strong Australian sprint and endurance marks
Australia staged a rowing comeback and strong sprint showings as Peter Evatt faltered in singles sculls while Chris Chataway set a Gariecs record of 19 minutes 55.2 seconds for three miles. Marjorie Jackson equaled her 220 yards record in wet conditions as Winsome Cripps and Hector Hogan posted fast heat times. England dominated several events with top finishes and Don Jawrit led New Zealand in a 21.8 second 220 yard dash.
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Peter Evatt
Australia
Wilhniins
Chris Chataway
John Landy
Roger Bannieter
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Bartalae Borate
Garis Pee
Staauss
Wim
Tell Halland
Marjorie Jackson
Winsome
Cripps
Nancy Fogarty
Lomer- Jons Corab
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Inter
Hector Hogan
Trinidad Flash
Mike Acostini
George Sleim
Don Jawrit
Cunede
Berry Meson Ren
Gary Chapman
Wheat growers face grim outlook amid price drop and surplus
Queensland growers voice grave concern as costs fail to offset price declines. Leaders push back against conflicting government and Australian Wheat Board advice while mounting surplus wheat threatens revenue. Seilley outlines a five year stabilization fund plan and export price guarantees to cover production costs.
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Australian Wheat Board
NSW Railways finances improve but Sydney transit faces 3 million deficit
The Australian press notes the NSW Railways show improvement yet Sydney trams and buses run a deficit exceeding £3 million. The piece discusses policy tension between funding urban services and boosting country lines, with calls for balanced subsidies and reform.
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N.S.W. Railways
Sydney
India Must Buy on Best Market
In Sydney the Indian High Commissioner in Australia urged India to buy where prices are lowest, arguing India is a poor country and should import wheat from Australia rather than a sterling center. Delegates heard that Australian farmers had warned against buying from less favorable sources.
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Sydney
India
Australia
Cortiel
Srt
Tada
Isa
Bergars
Woman in Gaol to Have Operation Sunday
Miss Joan Hamilton of Carlton Street Waterney awaits a court ruling before Long Bay Gaol on whether a will she witnessed belongs to her. She is held for contempt and faces operation on Sunday as her brother plans to plead for purge while her father explains she is unaware of the planned procedure.
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Joan Hamilton
Carlton St. Watterney
Long Bay
Miss Hamilton
Bathurst
Frosts Forecast to Night in NSW Inland
Weather forecast from NSW notes frost inland tonight with milder day ahead. Rain and strong winds expected near the coast though easing in the south.
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Nsw
Sforesus
Cas
Building industry faces demand surge amid rising prices
Sydney reports a rapid rise in building materials costs as demand grows. March quarter price records show £57,000,000, while output climbs but so does pressure on supply. The Building Societies Association notes limited labor and production as the only answer.
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Sydney
Poley
New Upper House Sworn In as Members Take Seats
Read by Clerk Frank Green the motion summoning members this morning. The House moved to hear the Attorney General's Deputy. Sir William to declare authority to open. Opening speech today outlines government's legislative program for the session.
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Waite
Frank Green
P. la
Ate Chamber
Wuastkte Taylor
Gum
Hament
House of
Raintiat conference backs switch in production to curb surpluses
At the annual conference of the raintiat, a resolution was adopted urging farmers to cut crop production when world supply is excessive and to grow alternatives not in surplus. G P Cass argued for flexibility in farm economy to support national needs, while J Nock noted wheat’s world impact and a 20 million bushel reduction. The motion, supported by the Burranganng and Koorawatha councils, passed with one dissent.
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Farmers and Settlers’ Association
W. A. Scilley
Association
Nee Scilley
Seilby
The
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Koorawatha Bratsh and Burranganng Council
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G. P. Cass
Cass
Tehson Farmers
Hiol
J. Nock
Mr. Nock
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B. Gole
Mr. Mock
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