Peace Feelers by Britain to U S A
London reports Britain's Foreign Secretary Herbert Morrison has approached the United States and others with proposals to end the Korean War along the 38th parallel. A review of the conflict is also planned with UN members to seek an honorable settlement.
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London
Reynold
Herbert Morrison
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Morrison
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Associated Press
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State Department
Korea
Ottawa
Canada
Lady of Fatima Statue Arrives Tonight
Thousands gather in Brisban e to witness the Our Lady of Fatima statue arriving at Eagle Farm airport at seven. Trams halt and police direct traffic for procession to St Stephen's Cathedral where a special service will follow the statue’s arrival. Local Roman Catholic celebrations mark the event.
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Brismet
Eagle Farm
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Iee
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Egg Supplies Unlikely To Be Cut This Week
Egg supplies are not being reduced this week according to South Queenslane agri officials. Retail indications show supplies at low levels but no imminent price cuts are planned, with potential improvements discussed despite current shortages. United Nations troops advance in Korea, making gains up to 41 miles, especially in the west-central front, while Communist casualties and prisoners tallies rise. Canadian and British Commonwealth forces consolidate formations, forming a new prominent unit in Korea amid continued front-line fighting north of Yongong and along the 38th Parallel.
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America
China
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van Fleet
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Govt Efforts to Stabilise Primary Industries
Canberra steps outlined by Minister for Commerce and Agriculture McEwen to guide long term stability of primary industries via Australian Agricultural Council. Brisbane hosts meeting to discuss commodity supply, diversification, and regional development while protecting primary sectors from secondary industry pressures. Jones urges focus on national resources and localization of industrial growth near Queensland centers.
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Commerce and Agriculture
McEwen
Australian Agricultural Council
Tofay
Commonwealth
Brisbane
Australia
McEwan
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Fehour
A. Jones
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Commerce and
Sharks Fight With Lifesavers Near Tallebudgera Beach
Eleven South Coast lifesavers battled fifteen sharks in shallow water off Tallebudgera Beach using spear guns axes and improvised weapons. Sharks ignored the attacks and escaped. one lifeguard fired rounds at the fish while others used knives and tree limbs with dangerous close encounters reported.
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Srisbane
Tallebudgera
Kevin Weldon
Pacific Lifesaving Club
Persian Oil Dispute Raises War Fear Warned by Acheson
U S Secretary of State Dean Acheson warned senators the Persia British oil clash could easily escalate toward war. He urged caution, noting basic interests of Iran and Britain are compatible, and said delays stem from credit terms, not British pressure on a 25 million dollar loan. Mossadeq rejected Truman’s call for negotiated settlement with Britain.
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Washington
Britain
Persis
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MacArthur
Persia
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Oil firm to Persia seeks London talks on dispute
Reuters reports the Anglo Iranian Oil Company told the Persian Government it will send a representative from London to Teheran to discuss the oil dispute. The aide memoire notes the company is ready, with the British government, to negotiate and proposes a frank meeting within a few days to address complexities.
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Reuter’s
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Ali Varasteh
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Serious Back Injury to Footballer Stratton
Sydney full forward Barry Stratton will be X-rayed at St Vincent's Hospital to determine if he fractured his back after a fall in yesterday's match against North Shore at Trumper Park. The injury occurred in the third quarter as he marked and twisted, leaving him unable to continue.
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North Shore
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St. Vincent's Hospital
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Sydney foundry trade fears downturn amid material shortages
Sydney's foundry and engineering sector faces a false low mood as material shortages push 50,000 workers toward other jobs. Metters Ltd at Alexandria stood down 279 men last week due to pig iron shortages. A pig iron shipment from Whyalla is due in a fortnight, but many of Sydney's 199 foundries may not close before then.
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Mercy Flight to Norfolk Island emergency airlift report
A Royal Australian Air Force Lincoln bomber from Amberley flew to Norfolk Island at 9 27 yesterday morning on an emergency medical mission. The crew included Flight Lieutenant N Preller and Captain FS Zinsoln of 2 Squadron led by Sqd/Ldr J Sutherland. The home of a resident on the island was destroyed by a fire during the incident. The aircraft arrived at about 11 23 p.m. local time.
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Amberley
Norfolk
Am Fertey
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Diplomatic Offensive by Japs Gains Attention
Tokyo reports a Japanese drive to reclaim former Pacific possessions including Bonin Iwo Jima and the Ryūkyū Islands via private representations to the United States. American officials see the move as part of a wider strategy to shape postwar arrangements while retaining Allied leverage and ongoing occupation under any peace treaty.
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Okinawa
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America
Pacific
Sushima
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Mr. Dulles
Rynius
Yoshida
Cook Suffocated in Sydney Cafe
Police say a cook at Circular Quay Sydney cafe suffocated in a kitchen fire. Harry Monkman, 31, died of carbon monoxide poisoning after a blaze started while frying chips. Fire crews forced entry and found him near the front of the cafe as fumes overwhelmed him.
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Circular Quay
Sydney
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Monkman
Three Servicemen Killed When Jeep Capsizes Near Townsville
Three service personnel two RAAF men and an Army man died after a jeep capsized on the Townsville Ingham Road about two miles south of Bluewater yesterday afternoon. A fourth RAAF member was seriously injured. The jeep struck a culvert post and rolled multiple times near Townsville, with one body dying at hospital and another at the scene. next of kin have not yet been advised.
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Townsville
Ingham
Bluewater
Butter Shortage Worsens Says Colin Clark in Brisbane
Brisbane reports quote Colin Ree, a renowned economist and Queensland Industry Director, warning Australia’s butter shortage could worsen due to postwar policies. He argues labor and material shifts to manufacturing reduce primary production, delaying price relief while imports and export aims falter. Sydney housewives face rising butter prices amid ministerial calls against hoarding.
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Australia
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Queensland Bureau of Industry
Clark
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