Russia Japan treaty not open for negotiation
An informal discussion in Melbourne reported NSW Premier McGirr proposed a higher subsidy swap but unity failed. Dairy farmers warn butter prices will rise by 1d to 3d per lb by August as subsidies stay stagnant, with protests brewing over salt supplies and 4 hour dairy shifts driving costs.
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McGirr
Commonwealth
HL Hyland
Melbourne
Hyland
Common Wealth
Richmond River
Asl Co-Operative Proprietary
New South Wales
Richmond
Lismore
Pedera
Cano
Murwillumbah
Mullumbimby
Parhmond River
N.S
A. J. Clarke
Not Guilty Of Murder In Brisbane Court
The Supreme Court acquitted Leonard Vaeng George van Toms and Jeph Hackett of murder in the Alfred James Flarrity case. Flarrity’s body was found in the Brisbane River on May 17 after being reported missing May 7. A contemporaneous Inverell Times notice had misreported the verdict, prompting an official correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigbane
Supreme Court
Menetty
Leonard Vaeng
George van Toms
Jeph Hackett
Creen
Alfred James Flarrity
Flarrity
Brisbane
Inverell “Times
Toms and Mackett
Mulliy Ie Wes
Tima
Blockade Debate Gathers Support Among Allies
Britain United States and Fraser push for Egypt to lift blockade on goods bound for Israel via the Suez Canal. Netherlands and Turkey soon voiced support. U N delegate Warren Austin said the issue reflects broader Western policy toward the Near East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plushing
Mfitow
Fr ‘Dev
Britain
Fraser
United States
Egypt
Taree
Suez Canal
Fira
Netherlands
Turkey
Warren Ausin
Dulles Says Any Wreck Attempt On Peace Talks Will Fail
The United States expresses confidence that any effort to undermine the Japanese peace treaty conference will fail. Statements attributed to John Foster Dulles emphasize resolve and international support for the negotiation process. The report notes Allied mediation and the ongoing discussions shaping postwar Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
John Foster Dulles
Pupils feign illness to dodge lessons study
The report notes pupils used a fainting ruse to escape lessons at a London school. A doctor described how students manipulated the situation, claiming three separate attempts were made and a formal medical intervention followed.
Persia Likely To Reject British Proposals
British envoys are pessimistic over outcomes of oil talks with Persia. Persian delegate Kacem Hassidi says Tehran will sell only oil needed for its own use and reject a 50-50 profit sharing with Britain. Britain's proposed purchasing organization would handle all refined products and market profits.
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Persia
Haxubt
Reuters
Hussein Fa Sita
London
Stokes
Jaan Oi
National Iranian Oil Company
Abadan
Britain
Doctor's Error Fatal at South Dakota Medical School Rally
A hospital incident at a South Dakota medical school rally left two employees dead. Dr Donald Slaughter announced the fatal accident naming Mack Ro Clifford, a lab technician, and Ardus Pearean, a medical secretary, among the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SPW
York
South
Depkota
Warwick firm to trial rammed earth mud houses
A Warwick company proposes to build rammed earth houses using cement and other materials in a new factory at mine site. Managing Director H A Leonard says the experiments aim to test safe construction methods and begin work in a planned month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick
the Darling Does Comatruction Co Pty Ltd
H A Leonard
Hus
Pine de Terre Cor Jose
Mi Aim
Lagnerd Olst
Lottery profit report reveals £25 million windfall
Fragmentary OCR notes show a lottery profit figure of £25 million with scattered unreadable text and names. Core detail identifies a lump sum win but lacks complete context or recipient names due to damaged source material.
Rural Workers Seek 40 Hour Week in New South Wales
A labor group in Australia argues for a 40 hour week for rural workers in New South Wales. The plan, backed by agricultural unions, faces opposition from farmer groups and industry bodies as debates continue on wage standards and possible registration with the federal authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Svpley
Cmleiala
Avotralian Weorker
Thew
New South Wales
Geo
Mle
Dustry Threaut Austra
Austea'ian Primary Producer Union
Patera Arhi'rathon Gour
Graster Feders’ Council
Fymere Ard
New Sev
Australia Rejects Overseas Credits for State Works
Canberra reports the Commonwealth Government will reject the States’ plan to finance large works programs with overseas credits. Sterling credits in UK reportedly £720 million to £80 million. government reluctant to draw on them. NSW Premier McGurrie clashed with federal ministers over tax and funding, warning of potential impacts on public works if State needs forceful support.
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Canberra
Commonwealth
Australia
United Kingdom
Laan Council
Teaus
New South Wales
Mecthire
Bedi
Threat Over Canned Fruit Warning From Sydney
Fragmented OCR reads like a brief warning about canned fruit with unclear names and dates. The readable pieces mention Sydney and a public alert possibly tied to a supplier or safety notice, with several garbled names and locations.
Noted economist favors new states amid debates
A prominent economist backs the creation of new states as a solution to regional conflicts. The piece discusses proposed boundaries and potential impacts on governance and resource distribution amid rising political tensions.
Fisher and Hamad Lead At Sea Marathon
Miss Fisher led British runners with a 12 hour 43 minute women’s record as she finished first among five Britons in the 214 mile race. Hamad, returning to form, placed third overall with 12 hours 12 minutes, while le Morvan of France clocked 12 hours 12 minutes for the same distance. Eileen Fenton, the first woman home last year, was pulled from the water near Dover Harbors after fatigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamad
Roger le Morvan
Miss Fisher
Engagh
Feairyeaman
Plorence Chaddie Mas Fisher
Homed
le Morvan
Coltrey Chapman
York
Eileen Fenton
Dover
Market notes incomplete and unclear
The fragmentary text provides no clear names actions or figures. It mentions markets and entities but lacks readable details to form a factual summary with proper entities.
Pastoral Country Seeks Rain Amid Drought
Fragmentary OCR notes mention rain needs for a rural area with references to people and places. The text is garbled but implies concern over a drought, water shortage, and potential help or events to address the dry period. There are scattered names and locations, though the full details are unreadable.
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Soviet Union
Israel
My Liu
le Ph Gillers
Bern
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Reece
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Aidlor
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Rincarger
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Ro Wissome
Iran
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Menie Tan
Murat
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Shakespeare
Sedgman
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Dave Meskern
Edward Wealey
Don Gandy
Mervyn Rose
Jerry de Witts
Whitney Rere
Abe
Haley
Nepal
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H. V. Evatt
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Pveders
Coe
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Galway Glen
Maclines’ Mighty
Glencor
Milnes
CORIO
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Beenleigh
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