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  3. AUSTRALIA HAS CHOICE OF ASIAN FRIENDSHIP

    Australia will have to chose between a friendly alliance of Asian countries or depending on her own resources for self-defence, Domingo Imperio, first Philippines Minister to Thailand, said on arrival yesterday. ...

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  4. Churchill Opens Attack On Foreign Policy Of Labour

    Forty thousand people gave Mr.Churchill a tremendous recaption when he spoke at the Wolverhampton Wanderers' football ground yesterday. As he was leaving the platform, to a group of ...

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  5. Australia Beats Canada In Davis Cup

    Australia yesterday won the Australia-Canada, Davis Cup tie by four matches to one. Sedgman beat B. Macken 6/2,6/2, ...

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  6. Communists Advance on South China

    Communists are continuing their drive on South China, still unchecked by any serious Nationalist opposition. ...

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  7. Aeg[?] Port Shaken by Violent 'Quake

    Scores of people are feared to have perished in a violent earthquake which yesterday shook the ...

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  8. Volcano Destroying Santa Cruz

    Herded into a few safe places left to them, inhabitants of Santa Cruz, on Las Palmas, in the ...

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  9. Australians Impress Canada With Their Tennis

    The Australian Davis Cup team left Montreal by train last night for Wilmington, Delaware, to prepare for their Cup tie ...

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  10. ATTLEE CRITICAL OF CONSERVATIVES

    The Prime Minister (Mr. Attlee) opened the Labour Party's counter-attack on the Conservative policy by describing it as "one of the most dishonest documents I have ever read." Mr. Attlee was addressing thousands of miners ...

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  11. SICILIAN BANDIT GIVES ULTIMATUM TO POLICE

    Salvatore Giuliano, a Sicilian bandit, whose wars with the police trying to catch him have cost the lives of 80 policemen in the ...

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  12. PEASANT REVOLT IN MANCHURIA

    Rebellious peasants in Manchuria were carrying on guerrilla warfare against the Communists stated reports which reached ...

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  13. CHINA PROTESTS TO U.S. AT WHITE PAPER PUBLISHING

    China has formally protested against the United States Government's intention to publish its White Paper on Chinese-American relations at this time, on the grounds it might give moral support ...

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  14. NEW ZEALAND SCORED 8/276 IN THIRD TEST

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  15. U.N. DISMISSAL OF AUSTRALIAN OFFICER

    A mystery witness has told Congress that Commander R. G. A. Jackson, of Australia, was dismissed, as Assistant Secretary-General of the United Nations last summer because of Soviet pressure. ...

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  16. Bevin Conferred With French Foreign Minister

    The Foreign Secretary Mr. Bevin) on his way to a holiday in France, broke his journey at Paris to have a two-hour meeting ...

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  17. MILLIONS LEFT HOMELESS BY FLOODS IN CHINA

    Peiping Radio claimed that more than 10 million people have been rendered homeless by floods in the Nationalist controlled ...

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  18. SEARCH ABANDONED FOR FLAG SHIP

    The search for the Japanese 600 ton coastal passenger vessel, Aoba Maru, which sank with the loss of more than 130 lives ...

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  19. JUNGLE FURY AT AMUSEMENT PARK

    A maddened black panther and a huge gorilla battled in jungle fury for two and a half hours at an amusement park before an ...

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  20. MOSCOW ACCUSES YUGOSLAVIA OF SECRET DEALING

    Moscow Radio to-day broadcast a Soviet Note, accusing Yugoslavia of making a secret deal with Britain-behind the ...

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  21. TRUMAN URGED TO AGREE WITH RUSSIA

    Senator Vandenberg, a Republican foreign policy leader, last night, "respectfully" urged President Truman to begin a new effort to reach an agreement with Russia to reduce arms and strengthen the United Nations. ...

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  22. LIFE IMPRISONMENT FOR NAZI DOCTOR

    The Supreme Court of Justice in the British occupation zone yesterday rejected an appeal by Dr. Wessell, who was sentenced to ...

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  23. BULGARIAN SOLIDARITY WITH RUSSIA

    SOFIA, Sunday.—Premier Kolarov called for a policy of strict solidarity with Russia and Eastern European peoples' ...

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  24. AUSTRALIAN REDS ORGANISE STRIKES

    George Koufoudakis, a prominent member of the Left-Wing Greek Federation of Seamen's Unions, said yesterday that the ...

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  25. SAKAI NATIVES AMBUSHED, KILLED

    The bodies of 11 Sakai aboriginals, who were abducted by Chinese bandits on July 4, were found yesterday in communal ...

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  26. AUSTRIAN GIRL TO MARRY EARL OF HAREWOOD

    The Earl of Harewood and his fiancee, Marion Stein, will be married according to the full rites of the Church of England to ensure the validity of claims any of their children may have to succession to the throne, says the ...

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  27. INDIANA CHURCH CELEBRATION OF CHRISTMAS DAY

    A [?] Methodist Church here held Christmas services on Friday night because, in the words of the pastor, "Christmas is so ...

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  28. GREEK TOWN LEVELLED BY EARTH TREMORS

    ATHENS, Sunday.—The Ministry of Marine reports that most of the town of Kardhamilia on the island of Chios has been ...

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  29. AMARNATH TO SUE INDIAN BOARD

    The former Indian Test cricket captain (Lala Amarnath) said to-day that he will take legal action against the Indian Cricket ...

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  30. ALL BLACKS BEAT TRANSVAAL

    All Blacks defeated Transvaal 13 to 3 in a game in which Transyaal had all the opportunities. New Zealand's three tries ...

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  31. SHOT FOR "SINGING" TO POLICE

    LOS ANGELES, Sunday.—According to gangland. Mickey Cohen, an underworld King, was shot on Wednesday because he ...

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