Police clash as waterside workers march in Auckland
In Auckland, police used batons to disperse about 1500 waterside workers after a clash on Queen Street at noon. More than 200 officers joined baton blows as marchers allegedly attacked police. Several arrests were reported, while Prime Minister Holland and Port Union leaders urged calm. Admiral Sherman testified in Washington on MacArthur dismissal and Far East policy.
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Auckland
Aap-Reuter
Queen Street
Mare
Pital Te Tie Rio Watersiders
Awaey
Pat Sa
Sherman
Senate Foreign Relations’ Committee
Senate Armed Services’ Committee
General MacArthur
Far East
Ban on New Zealand ships widens dock strike impact
Melbourne watersiders extend the ban on New Zealand shipping to Geelong as crews refuse to handle the freighter or work in protest. The Shipping and Delivering Industry Board has not decided on further action. Some union members ignore orders after summonses were served on secretary G Dowie and vigilance officer M Donewan.
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Melbourne
Grelong
Dorks Dunies
Sere Eeries
New Ze Zealand
Tevedoring Industry Board
Shin Painters and Dockers’ Union
G Dowie
M Donewan
Neaneiann
Lead loss at Worthing tournament noted by Von Nida
The report describes Von Nida losing the lead in a Worthing wind affected round despite strong efforts. It mentions steady deterioration in form and a late attempt to salvage the score as the field contended with tough conditions. Also noted is a separate wartime Korea situation reference, with cautious assessments from Washington and Tokyo.
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Korea
Washington
Tokyo
Artillery Check Allies Blockade of Red China
Desperate resistance by Chinese and North Korean troops, coupled with bad weather, kept UN forces to under two miles of advance. Muddy roads and swollen terrain hampered troop movement as weather hindered the push, with allied troops facing stiff opposition and reports of heavy enemy fire.
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United Nations
Fierce Counter Attacks Press Allied Advance Near Korea Front
Allied spearheads push slowly toward Chorwon and Kumbhwa as fierce enemy counterattacks and heavy mortar barrages strike from inside North Korea. Main fighting centered near the Hwachon Reservoir with reinforcements and stiffening resistance shaping the battle along the iron triangle line in central Korea.
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North Korea
Kumbhwa
Chorwon
Ertral Keres
Odae
Fwachon
Hidden Treasure at Silver Spur Duel Prompts Worry
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a dispute at the Silver Spur with mentions of Reeves and four guns. The garbled text hints at a duel or confrontation and possible danger but provides no clear names, dates, or outcomes. Further readable context is needed to confirm specifics.
Butter price expected to rise this month in Sydney
Dairy authorities stated today that butter prices are likely to advance between a penny and one eighth a pound during the month. The report notes the current price trend amid confirmed supply concerns.
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Sydney
Wali Ie
Rocky
Fragmented OCR headline with unclear names and details
An unreadable OCR fragment from By aca, Cleo for tm 2 E: 4. Medios Humes. i th 1 i eRe ta. fe 2 TOT GePricg, te Heo to 7a.
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