Australia loses two bowlers for final Test against South Africa
Melbourne reports Australia will be without two star bowlers Flay Ul tuelwinll and Keith Miller for the final Test against South Africa. Miller and Lindwall had been chosen for the Slate match despite earlier doubts, as the NSW She field Shield team prepares to face South Australia. Reports say Laber failed a medical test, and Morris is mentioned in context with the touring side.
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Australian cricket and Korea war notes from a scattered column
The text reviews cricket figures like De Courcy and Benaud in a fluctuating Australia vs South Africa series, with remarks on Burke and Lindwall. It shifts to the Korean War, noting James A. Michener’s observations, and highlights strategic and political tensions, including Red Army desertions and allied command concerns.
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Policy Debate On China Escalation Risk In Parliament
In a heated debate the Opposition pressed for a clear American policy not to engage with Red China. Former Labor Foreign Secretary Merbert Mormon argued a real risk of major trouble between the Communist mainland and U S forces, while Mr Eden spoke for the government.
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British Ships Protected in Conflict Debates and Warnings
A fragmented text discusses British forces possible noninvolvement in operations and includes multiple garbled names and phrases. It references Morrison and remarks on policy, with unclear details about deadlines, contexts, and international responses. The passage mixes incoherent names and stray terms, yielding limited verifiable facts.
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Big raid by city vice squad in Sydney
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Invade Chinese Mainland plan sparks UN raid talk
A dated dispatch cites Lt Gen Albert Wedemeyer suggesting the United Nations could raid the Chinese mainland and block the coast without committing a global war. The report mixes fragmented names and scattered details amid wartime speculation and disputed phrases.
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Wheat Buyers Resist Higher Price
Informants at a conference indicate Canada Australia Britain and the United States favor price increases for wheat under the International Wheat Agreement. They argue higher production costs since signing in 1940 require adjustments. The U S seeks a ceiling near one dollar per bushel with proposed rises above current levels amid stalled talks in London after monthlong negotiations.
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Police Seek Man After Forgery Case Linked to Doyle
Sydney police search for suspect Albury Doyle who vanished on Friday and is linked to a forgery case with the Placer Development share. Reports indicate Doyle carried about 40000 pounds and may be moving toward the south and western regions as officers widen their manhunt.
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Floods Roil Low Lying Lands Across Europe
Floods across the Low Countries and Belgium intensify as Dutch and Belgian authorities battle inundation. Official death tolls rise with 1 020 in the Netherlands and 266 in Belgium, while dykes suffer breaches and farms flood, endangering residents and shelter.
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Night baseball boom in Sydney sparks planned series
Sydney gears up for a two Tuesday night baseball series at Showground Trust with future schedules expanding by 20 minutes per game. Organiser Bell Metall announces plan to run T20 style matches from October to January and to bring in the King Tutts Diamond Stars, possibly alongside a Queensland side, as Newcastle seeks details from the NSW association.
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