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  2. FRANCE USES VETO ON RUSSIA

    NEW YORK, Aug. 26.—France vetoed the Soviet motion in the Security Council yesterday for the establishment of a commission to supervise the cease-fire order in Indonesia. The Russian motion provided that the ...

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  3. TALKS ON PACIFIC PEACE

    CANBERRA, Aug. 26.—Unanimous agreement was reached by delegates attending the British Commonwealth conference here today to oppose strongly the use of the veto when the main Japanese peace settlement ...

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  4. PUNJAB IN GRIP OF CHAOS

    NEW DELHI, Aug. 26.—The divided Punjab continues to be the scene of indescribable chaos as thousands of frenzied Moslem refugees, streaming westward, and Sikhs and Hindus, pouring eastward, clog the roads. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  5. JAPAN'S WOOL INDUSTRY

    TOKIO, Aug. 26.—Japan's wool industry will be rehabilitated to an interim capacity of 733,000 worsted spindles and 815 woollen cards ...

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  6. JEWS' CHANGED TONE

    LONDON, Aug. 26.—Col. Martin Gregson, commanding the British troops aboard the three ships carrying 4.400 Jews from Port de Bouc ...

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  7. HARD TIMES IN BRITAIN

    LONDON, Aug. 26.—A full Cabinet meeting held yesterday ended after nearly four hours, without any formal statement being ...

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  8. "FLYING TEST-TUBE"

    The U.S. Navy's Douglas Skystreak, a turbo-jet-propelled "flying test-tube" designed to reach 850 m.p.h. On Monday it establish a new world speed record of 650.6 m.p.h. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  9. AIR RECORD BROKEN

    MUROC (California), Aug. 26.— The US. Navy's jet-propelled Douglas Skystreak yesterday-established a new world speed record of 650.6 ...

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  10. BRUTAL MOB MURDER

    ROME, Aug. 26.—A Slovene mob attacked and killed on Sunday a Yugoslav priest, Father Miro Buselich, at Lanische. in the ...

    Article : 280 words
  11. CONCESSIONS TO U.S.A.

    SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 26.—A Chinese Communist radio station in North Shensi, monitored here last night, accused Generalissimo Chiang ...

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  12. THE MODERN STORK

    MEDFORD (Oregon), Aug. 26.—Fifteen minutes after an airliner took off from Medford for San Francisco ...

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  13. LINER LAUNCHED BY RADIO

    When the wife of Field Marshal Smuts pressed a button in her home at Irene, Pretoria, she launched the new Union Castle liner Pretoria Castle, seen leaving the slips at Belfast, 6,000 miles away. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  14. MORE "DALTONIAN AUSTERITY"

    LONDON, Aug. 26.—The "Medical Press and Circular," an independent professional journal, says m a leading article that the British ...

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  15. A WORLD FOOD COUNCIL

    GENEVA, Aug. 26.—The task of the projected World Food Council will be to advise governments and aid them in implementing measures ...

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  16. RUMOURS IN PERSIA

    TEHERAN, Aug. 26.—Persian and diplomatic officials said today that they were investigating rumours that 10,000 Barzani and Kurdish ...

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  17. THE RIGHT OF VETO

    PARIS, Aug. 26.—The Belgian Premier (M. Spaak) in a statement to the European edition of the "New York Herald Tribune" called ...

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  18. CANADIAN DOCK BLAZE

    PORT ALBERNI (British Columbia), Aug. 26.—Fire swept the waterfront last night and destroyed the Government assembly dock and ...

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  19. WATCHING WITH INTEREST

    WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.—A State Department spokesman told the Australian Associated Press to-day that the Canberra discussions ...

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  20. DISMISSAL OF MINERS

    LONDON, Aug. 26.—Dismissal notices for "persistent absenteeism"—the first issued since the coalmines were nationalised—have been served on four miners at Houghton colliery, Durham, says Reuters. They will leave at the end of a fortnight. ...

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  21. GREECE'S NEW PREMIER

    ATHENS, Aug. 26.—The new Greek Premier, Mr. Constantin Tsaldaris, who hoped to offer King Paul the names of his new Cabinet ...

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  22. RAFT VOYAGERS

    NEW YORK, Aug 26.0—The six members of the Kon-tiki scientific raft expedition left the tiny Raroia Island, in the Tuamotu group, for Tahiti last Friday in the French Government schooner Tamara, towing the balsa wood raft which covered 4,360 miles along the Humboldt ...

    Article : 275 words
  23. DUTCH PLANES LEAVE

    BRISBANE, Aug. 26.—Four Australians employed as ground crew by the Dutch were passengers today to Batavia in the second ...

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  24. TERRORISM ALLEGED

    BATAVIA, Aug. 26.—Today's Dutch Army communique reports another 12 dashes with Republicans in Java and Sumatra. Everywhere ...

    Article : 336 words
  25. PART OF EASTERN MEMBERS

    LONDON, Aug. 26.—In a leading article "The Times" says that the Canberra discussions are designed to ensure that the ...

    Article : 95 words
  26. BURMA POLICE ARREST BRITISH SOLDIER

    RANGOON, Aug. 26.—The police arrested on Sunday, under the Peace Preservation Act, Major C. H. H. Young, of a British Army ...

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  27. AUSTRALIAN ASSOCIATED PRESS.

    Except where otherwise designated, the overseas intelligence published in "The West Australian" is transmitted to Australia by the ...

    Article : 32 words
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