France freed but war to continue to Loire and Rhine
The Courier-Mail notes Paris freed and rejoices with the French people. It lauds Winston Churchill and allied efforts, expects a ceremonial Allied march into Paris, and emphasizes that British, American, and French forces must push forward to defeat Germany to the Rhine and liberate remaining territories in Europe.
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Aris
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France
Winston Churchill
Notre Dame V
Vichy
Paris
Rhine
Belgium
Holland
Norway
Demark
Curtin warns sabotage threats hit Australian coal output
A long discussion on sabotage by miners in New South Wales and Curtin’s response, accusing the Miners Federation and unions of indiscipline as the cause of production cuts. The Prime Minister frames the crisis as a test of government authority and national war effort, urging action to remove saboteurs and restore coal supply.
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New South Wales
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Cnal
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Austral
Australia
Commonwealth
Mde
Miners’ Federation
Minera
Fivatt
Mit
Unis
Lei'r Have Monde
Tate
Peace by Force Talks Signal UN Security Debate at Dumbarton Oaks
New York dispatch analyzes how security conference discussions on building an international organization hinge on military power rights. Britain, America, and Russia push for a flexible Security structure with an Assembly and Council, while American plans favor military force to deter aggression and a permanent council with expanded powers.
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New York
Apecal
Amd
Brest
jAnambly and
Council
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America
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Mi Internationaecisty Organi
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Raut
Antral
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Pacific
Denton
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Almple
Exible
Oreen
Suypresaing
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Russia
Olticiais
Ruwland
Elmacht
Fe Stein
HS Assan
T' Eharman
Gallup Poll Shows Roosevelt Narrowly Leading
Fragmented text reports the first complete Gallup poll of a presidential race with Roosevelt in the lead and Dewey close behind. Mentions states like New York and Oregon and notes uncertainty in several key electoral outcomes amid wartime context.
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Gallup
Thor Roonvalt
Romevelt
Giltip Tso
Rth Norte Ff
Holt
United Etten
New York
Oregon
California
Postwar Plans Rely on Loan Council Power
A Queensland constitutional authority argues that postwar reconstruction hinges on using the Constitution’s Loan Council provisions to empower Commonwealth led monetary policy. The piece notes recent defeated proposals but warns broad public support remains essential to avoid high power propaganda and preserve democratic choice.
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Megas
Loan Council
Matar
Ems —Wealth
Australg
Ic Iis Muetnnaagt Gemeenstent
Fuland
de Brett
Kian
Kveldre
Hurtetna
Chile
Baby dead at birth revived after hours in hospital
A Brooklyn hospital baby born apparently dead shortly revived after “two hours” of attempts. Doctors declared the infant breathing and well within a few hours, while a separate editorial section discusses constitutional reform and broader wartime governance.
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York
Spetial
Brooklyn
Artic Tenpiratinn
Selene
Kunaier
W Hormal
Letters to the Editor Party Politics And The Langer Case
Readers react to political debates surrounding the Langer case. The letter discusses party roles, government action, and public policy implications, questioning how authorities respond to labor and social issues. The writer raises concerns about fairness, perception of bias, and the impact on workers and governance.
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Langer
Woman Jumps From Window To Avoid Mob On Street
Large crowd in New York gathers in a tense scene as a woman perched on a tenth story ledge pleads with police and holds onto a window frame. Fire and safety nets are deployed as she teeters above street level, then she drops and is saved by responders.
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New York
Pollesman
Tel
Maxon
Pacific War Near Size Of European Conflict
A Baltimore Sun foreign dispatch compares Pacific and European warfare, stating Pacific fighting now rivals Europe in scale and will surpass it soon. The correspondent notes long fronts, heavy mobilization, and mounting American casualties as the war expands across the Pacific and nears parity with Europe in magnitude.
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Pacific
Alragoy
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Hutope
Eureprier Mieision
Eurepe Mussa
Peace Talks With Bulgaria Stall Amid Balkan Tensions
A garbled dispatch reports Bulgaria seeking peace with Britain and the United States while Bulgaria’s minister warns Parliament that Allied pressure may compel withdrawal of forces. The Telegraph correspondent notes Germany and Bulgaria are discussed as potential allies and flags a broader European dispute. The article centers on Paris talks and potential shifts in Allied strategy as the Allies insist on terms and troop positions.
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Limited States Navy
Pacific
Europe
Baipas
Tauin
Esau
United
Saji Wiil
Germany
Bulgeria
Britain
America
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Fatelsa
Im. Denganay
Askara
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Briteinh
Clemente
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Tate Angee
Draganny
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Plan To Improve Food Production in New York
An overview discusses government aims to boost food production through new reforms and technical measures. It references January decrees, steamisation, and agricultural policy as part of broader plans to enhance supply via efficient methods, forecasting, and resource management.
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York
Avovit
Menken
New York
Jitterbugging Will Continue New York
Abstract garbled dispatch notes unrest over Japan and allied forces, with references to violence and rationing, teachers, and political tension. Mentions Secretary and Chicago correspondent in a fragmented report from August, detailing social upheaval and government actions.
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Borathy
Wie
London
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Epefower
Auich Prac
Breretary
Rte Fortenal
Wheaten
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