Assembly Favours Cease-Fire
FLUSHING MEADOW, Dec. 15 —The United Nations general assembly, by 62 votes to five, yesterday approved the proposal by…
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Fires & bushfires, 1950
321 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 15 of 17
Attempt to Arrange Cease-fire
Rejecting opposition from the Soviet group, the United Nations political committee has approved the appointment of a…
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In the worst fire in the history of Launceston last night, two buildings were gutted, and damage was caused to others in the…
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The worst fire in the history of Launceston last night gutted two buildings and damaged others in the main shopping block in Brisbane…
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The General Assembly, by 52 votes to five, has approved a proposal by the 13 Arab and Asian nations for a cease-fire in Korea. The Assembly…
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The following names were submitted at yesterday's Upper Hunter Shire Council meeting, as the personnel comprising district…
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One of the best saves on record was made on Friday evening last when Birdwood Mill, owned by Allen Taylor and Co., caught fire at Windy…
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NEW YORK. December 18 (A.A.P.). Dr. [?] leader of the Chinese Communist delegation to United Nations, declared that the proposal for cease fire in Korea is a trap designed to “He the hands of North…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Less Change of Compromise Stiffening of Attitude Towards Cease Fire
LAKE SUCCESS, December 18. American attitude towards a cease fire in Korea is believed here to have stiffened in the last few days and the chances of a compromise are now regarded to be more remote than ever…
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The bush fire danger In the Maitland area Is Increasing, the district agronomist (Mr. F. D. Mackenzie) warned to-day…
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SINGLETON, Tuesday. — Singleton Volunteer Fire Brigade extinguished a fire in a utility truck about 11 O’clock last night…
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The United Nations' Cease Fire Committee on Korea has offered to meet the Chinese Communist authorities in New York or…
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The United Nations Cease-Fire Committee on Korea has offered to meet Chinese Communist authorities in New York or "elsewhere." Mr…
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LAKE SUCCESS, December 19—The United Nations cease-fire committee on Korea has offered to meet the Chinese Communist authorities in New York or "elsewhere." Mr. Lester Pearson, Canadian…
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Almost all the pastoral areas in New South Wales are deep in pasture, though some districts in the Central West are showing signs of…
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KATOOMBA, Wed.—A police sergeant to-day described the Blue Mountains as being like a “tinder box.”…
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MELBOURNE, Wed. — Several vatuable stud thoroughbreds had a narrow escape when a bushdre destroyed Melton Stud, owned by…
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BRISBANE, Thursday.—Firemen dashed 25 miles from Toowoomba to Dalby early this morning to fight a fire which destroyed…
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A, grass fire Which threatened property in Darwin-street was quickly extinguished by Cessnock Fire Brigade yesterday afternoon…
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The bush fire danger in the Maitland area is increasing, the district agronomist (Mr. F. D. Mackenzie) warned on Wednesday…
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