Security Council orders end to war in Kashmir
The United Nations Security Council yesterday urged Pakistan and India to immediately halt the war in Kashmir. Representatives agreed to negotiate terms for settlement over the weekend. The council action followed claims of coercion attempts by Russia and Ukraine and Pakistan’s charges amid the Kashmir crisis.
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United Nations Security Council
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India
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Palesian
Sir Salstan
United Nations
Rallah Kahn
Inashmir Pakistan
Russia
Ukrainy
Pakstan
Gromyko
Kash
Mir
Peace bid after Gandhi fast ends amid Delhi accord
In New Delhi a seven point plan to end Hindu Muslim hostilities is agreed by government leaders led by Prime Minister Nehru and other parties. Gandhi ends his fast at midday as authorities suspend business to allow prayers for his survival. The plan covers mosque restorations, safe return for Muslims, and ensuring safety for Muslims and trains in Delhi.
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Gandhi
Pandit Nehru
Barlier
Delhi
Mehrauli
Pakistan
Deli
State Department denies US seeking Sanitary bases in Marshall Plan context
In a press statement on Sunday Secretary of State G Marshall denied the United States planned to acquire bases or gain advantage through the Marshall Plan. The remark followed a Congressional committee exchange on January 18 where speculation about strategic bases was raised and Defense Secretary Forrestal expressed caution, asserting Marshall would have it in mind.
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Washington
G. Marshall
United States
Genin
Europe
Ben
Wiley
Mur. Forrestal
Marshall
Soviet Troop Build Near Japan Reported by Chinese Source
Chinese informants in Shanghai claim over 400000 Soviet troops are stationed on Sakhalin with a submarine base guarded by 30000 troops. They describe harsh Soviet rule including slave-labor camps, executions, and strict discipline. The report cites exclusive details relayed to a Limited Press correspondent.
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Shanghai Suda
Istand
Sakhalin
Thearden
Japan
Cease Fire Signed in Indonesia on Renville Agreement
A cease fire and demilitarised zones were agreed between Dutch and Indonesian representatives aboard the US Navy transport Renville in Balikpapan Harbor. The accord, signed yesterday, sets a 14 day window to establish the demilitarised areas and a five point truce guiding both sides to avoid provocation and protect life and property.
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United States Navy
Renville
Balayia
United Nations Security Council
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Soe
Security Council
R. C. Kirby Auisitulin
Slarifuddin
Republi
Netherlands
Weather watch and temperatures across Australian cities
The report notes daily lighting times and temperatures with sun rise and set for today and tomorrow. It lists capital city temperatures across Adelaide Melbourne Sydney Perth Brisbane Hobart and includes barometer readings and a forecast of continued fine warm to hot weather with light variable winds and slight seas offshore.
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Melbourne
Sydney
Perth
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Hobart
Minnesota doctors claim first pure strain of polio virus
Two University of Minnesota scientists announced last night in Minneapolis that they had developed the first pure strain of the infantile paralysis virus. They said the method isolates the virus from animals and could apply to all polio strains, and that a vaccine for humans may be possible with further work.
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Minneapolis
Frank Gollna
University of Minnesota
Gollan
Control of Paralysis and Polio Research Funding
Senator McKenna said the Commonwealth Government will coordinate with South Australian authorities on poliomyelitis control and support research. He noted past subsidies, highlighted American funding, and urged continued collaboration with the Federal Government to advance Australian studies on poliomyelitis and weather relations.
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Sen
No E. Mckenna
E. H. D. Russell
Milk
Grey
National ‘Health and Medical Research Council
Burnett
Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Research
Melbourne
Australia
America
Rockefeller Foundation
Milbank Foundation
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Russell
FURTHER TROUBLE FEARED IN CHINA
Reports claim renewed unrest in Hong Kong after Friday’s rioting on Namkeen Island. Kowloon City agitators suspected while sources say calm persists. British papers denounce the attack on peaceful protesters as foul and deliberate, with evacuees recounting shock and fear.
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Kowloon City
Inameen
Hongkong
China Mail
Chima Mail
Canton
Trains At Standstill In South Australia
Adelaide trains halted after midnight as railway workers begin a 24 hour stopwork meeting. The indefinite stoppage follows a two week old plan to pressure for a 40 hour week within an 80 hour fortnight. Conciliation talks with the Railways Union and Dnpartment failed to progress.
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Ace Tv
Mt Shits
Australian Railways Union
South Australian Railways
Murray Stewart
Australian Girls Ordered Home From Pacific Service
The Commonwealth Government ordered all Australian girls serving with the United States Army in the South West Pacific to return to Australia. A spokesman said they must exchange dollars for Australian currency before travel, and could apply for U S travel permits if desired. The return terms matched agreed periods from six months to two years, now expired, with reentry conditioned on US authorities’ request.
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South-West Pacific
America
Australia
United States
Irls
Ameits
Bureaucrat Army Critique Sparks Tax Burden Debate
Melbourne Sunday reports Premier Hollway condemning a large overseas and domestic bureaucratic apparatus. He warns the Commonwealth government taxes are heavy while spending continues, as diplomatic representation abroad faces review in recent months.
Kuomintang Whitewashing Canton Riots Sparks China Debate
A Reuters despatch from Nanking notes pro government and Kuomintang media seeking to blame Communists for anti British Canton riots. About 100000 Kuomintang youth. only 200 demonstrated. Officials say British rule influenced mob psychology, with party line labeling Reds as responsible spreading nationwide. An American diplomat warns the incident harms China’s image abroad.
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Hong Kong
A.a.p-Reuter
Nanking
Canton
Kuomintang
China
Kowloon
Sinal
Reaver
Ching
Britain
Barrier Lead Bonus 4710 A Week
BROKEN HILL Sunday Lead Lous payable to employees of Hocken Hill gaining companies for February will be the same as that night month. 1t shift of £7 10 for each full week worked. Average realised price of lead for December was £78 V/a ton.
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Broken Hill
Hocken Hill
John Marshall Breaks Victorian Swim Records at Melbourne
John Marshall, 17, claimed two new marks at the Victorian championships at Melbourne Olympic Pool. He lowered his own 110 yards record to 62 seconds in the finals and set a new 880 yards record in 10 minutes 26 1-5 seconds, marking him as the rising sprint and distance swimmer of the meet.
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Sting
Melbourne Olympic Pool
Real price rises have yet to come in Australia
Commonwealth economist estimates that only about 3 per cent of the 40-hour week impact has appeared in prices across Australia. While some costs have risen in states, economists say the real price increases are still to come and may take six more months to fully show through industry and the community.
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Commonwealth
Australia
Queensland 6/235 In Brisbane in Shield cricket match
In Brisbane Queensland trailed South Australia by 27 runs after the first day, with Carrigan at the crease on 121 not out. Langley starred for South Australia with four catches as SA battled to 262. Queensland closed 235 for six, Brown and Wauls among the top scorers.
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Rogers
Gil Langley
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C Rogers
B. McCool
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O Tallow
B. McGinn
Hamenes
Johnson
Queensland
Brown
Wauls
Dooland
Cook
Langley
Noble
Morri
McLoof
V. Langley
Tasmanians Do Well Against India
Tasmanian cricketers, rebounding from Hobart, posted 458 in their first innings, one more than India. Walmsley hit 180 not out, the highest by a Tasmanian against an international side, while Morris added a 130. Rangachary took two for 64 in Hobart as India batted again. The match ended in a draw with India at 12 for one in their second innings.
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Launceston
India
Hobart
W. Walmsley
R. Morris
Ran Ny
Rangachary
Wilfred Stevens to Leave Pirie for Sydney
Mr. Wilfred Stevens of the Borovansky Ballet Company will depart Pirie for Sydney on Wednesday after returning to Australia from New Zealand He has been guiding ballet teachers and Pirie Revue Company members in rehearsal for the next show Also noted are local officials and hospital admissions.
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Borovansky Ballet Company
Pirie
Sydney
Stevens
Australia
New Zealand
Ballet of Pirie Revue Company
Omier A. M. Griffin
Pirie Fire Brigade
HD. Russell
MHR
Adelaide
Araceline Water Cost Proposal Sparks Debate
HD Russell MoH said the State Government plans to fund the Morgan Wayalla pipeline to supply Callowie and Jamestown districts but warned no charges have been stated. He urged a concessional rate not exceeding 1/4 a thousand gallons with excess at 17 a thousand gallons, arguing cheaper use boosts production.
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Russell
Morgan-Wayalla
Callowie
Jamestown
Whyallt
British Troops Sent To Somaliland Riot At Mogadishu
London reports British reinforcements sent to Mogadishu in Italian Somaliland to aid a court of enquiry established to investigate a riot last Sunday in which 42 Malians and 4 Somalis were killed.
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London
Mogadishu
Italian Somalia
Electric Alarms and Radios for Sydney Taxi Drivers
Sydney taxi drivers vow action against recent hold up threats. Legion Cub Service members plan to install electric alarm sirens and two way radios to improve passenger protection, replacing glass between riders and drivers and adding security devices tested in Palestine riots.
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Legivyy Cub Service
Wil
Toxlc
Palestine
Colin McNutt
Heat records mark Pirie as hottest yet in year
Yesterday Pirie reached a shade temperature of 102 degrees the year’s high. Other readings of 100 degrees or more occurred on November 19 14 and December 13 16 28 and 29. After a swim race from Fishermen's Jetty Solomontown to Federal Dock BLAS Amateur Swimming Lifesaving Club members and others dispersed at the dock. A large crowd visited Solomontown Beach as night fell with little breeze and warm indoor conditions.
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Pirie
Solomontown
Federal Dock
BLAS
Royal visit improbable this year
London reports Princess Elizabeth probable to stay in Britain this year. Palace officials say engagements with Commonwealth and United States are unlikely, making a royal tour over seas doubtful.
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London
Mhuebnhiam
Palace
Elizabeth
Nke
Edinburgh
Antarctic expedition returns to Welbourne after Heard Island visit
LST 3,501 back in port at Melbourne after landing scientists and weather observers on Heard Island with stores. Captain Campbell, leader of the expedition, surveys damage to Wyatt Earp which is being towed to Australia for engine trouble. LST 3,501 plans to sail again to take another party to Macquarie Island in polar seas south of Tasmania.
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Ahtp
Saul
Welbourne
Heard Island
Volip
Carpbell
Wyatt Earp
Australia
Antarctic
Macquarie Island
Testing for power station site near Port Augusta
Premier Mr Playford indicated Port Augusta as a likely site for a northern regional power station. A Mines Department team arrived at Port Augusta and traveled to Curlew Mine to survey seabed and land conditions for the proposed project. A statement from the test manager is expected early next month. Miss Catherine Pillioy has left Mombri Greek to reside in Western Australia.
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Playford
Ileenicity Trust
Augusta
Auguste
Curlew Maint
Wiil
He Lea
Catherine Pillioy
Western Australia
Jews Arabs in Many Clashes in Palestine Report
A dated despatch from Jerusalem describes frequent clashes between Jews and Arabs across Palestine. Arabs bombed a food shop in the old city perimeter, killing one Jew. two Jews died in other attacks. British artillery and machine guns slowed a large Syrian Arab force near Tel Aviv and upper Galilee. A police communique notes a major Jewish attack on the Arab village Surif with several casualties on both sides totaling about thirty five Jews and four Arabs killed.
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Associated Press
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Old City
Haxaniah
Tel Aviv
Anita
Palestine
Upper Galilee
Millis
Trans- Jordan
Lebanon
Syria
Surif
Judean Sills
Dinid
Shit Arai
Fve
Russian share of Italian navy revealed in draft treaty
Montreal Sunday report states the Soviet government would receive several Italian ships including destroyers and submarines, while Italy retains about 114,744 tons of war vessels for training plus four cruisers and other craft. The rest of Italy’s fleet, about 152,000 tons, would go to the Allied powers or be scrapped.
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Montreal
Atin Ruisin
Urive
Hithietta
Hanson Baldwin
New York Times
Russia
Britain
United States
Italy
Floor collapse among mourners claims many lives
A deadly incident occurred as a floor collapsed during a mourning gathering killing seven and injuring six. Authorities describe chaotic moments as mourners plunged into lower levels, with victims buried beneath rubble and liquid attempts to rescue survivors underway. Local officials have launched an investigation into building safety and crowd control measures.
Loss Claim For Goldfish Damages In Selsey
Mrs Catherine Louise Monte of Selsey sues Ruth Council alleging drainage overflow flooded her garden and poisoned goldfish, seeking £500 in damages for loss of the fish and garden damage. The case details concern alleged municipal negligence and property impact in the local district.
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London
Catherine Louise Monte
Selsey
Chichester
Ruth Couneil Elauminte
Ev Garden
Kire Ends Clothes Rationing in Britain
The report notes an end to clothing rationing with plenty of stock now available in shops and warehouses. Details indicate the change affects Sunday catalogs and broader supply conditions.
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Dunlin
Tnire
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