U S ultimatum to Yugoslavia on airmen release
A new U S note to Yugoslavia demands release within 48 hours for imprisoned American airmen and access for diplomats to investigate a missing U S Army plane. It accuses Yugoslavia of grave violations of international law and warns of impaired Anglo American relations if demands are not met. Byrnes and Bevin pursue coordinated policy.
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London
Ca.a.p
United States
Jugosavia
Jugoslavia
United States Army
Secur- Se Ee
Aeet Devin
Kandel
Paris
Marshal Tito
Untill Stiles
James F. Byrnes
Bevin
Washington
Bowe
Byrnes
Diplomatic Counter Offensive Opened in Austrian Border Area
AP dispatch reports a diplomatic counter-offensive near the Austrian border as Tito contemplates foreign relations moves. US Ambassador Richard Patterson planned to meet Tito amid tensions over recent shootings and the fate of American prisoners.
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OMCON
Naociatus
Bel Rate
Tito
Thor
Bed
Richard Patersons
Gelver
Tate
Russians hire German experts for top rocket program
The article reports that Soviet rocket work recruiting German technicians and engineers for high level research. It notes these workers are described as well fed and well paid, reflecting Germany's wartime industrial talent being leveraged by the Russians.
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Germany
Potential Threat to Peace From Montreux Convention Talks
A foreign policy note reports debate over revising the Montreux Convention and keeping straits open. The British government acts with Sweden, while Russia and Turkey face pressure over access and military projections in the Black Sea region.
British, Australian concern over Antarctic whaling plan
The report states that Britain New Zealand and Australia may lodge an official protest if General MacArthur allows Japanese whaling in Antarctic waters. Britain and allied signatories await confirmation and plan to raise the issue at the Washington meeting next month.
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General MacArthur
Antarctic
Britain
New Zealand
Australia
Washington
OA Membership Mew Applications
OA membership applications appear in a list with names and affiliations. The notice outlines reviewer steps, eligibility checks, and submission requirements for new members and associated councils.
America asserts direct US interest in Black Sea affairs
New York August 21 The United States releases a note to Russia asserting a direct US interest in Black Sea affairs. The note opposes Russia on the Dardanelles crisis and states Turkey bears main responsibility for defending the straits. It also notes Russia proposed solution omits any UN reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Black Sea Affairs
New York
United States
Rupein
Turkey
Straits
United Nations
Balkan unrest sour tongued note protests blast damage
An AAP report from Athens notes a Yugoslav government denial and protest over blast damage. It cites a diplomat's correspondence and indicates no formal line on blame, reflecting strained relations amid regional instability.
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Athens
Decek
Jugalay
Brice
el Irin
Kampometrity
Zorbo
Heuter
Jugoelay
Injunction Sought Against London Fabrication
The Vacation Court heard a motion for an interlocutory injunction to restrain repetition of alleged acts described as extremely harmful. Legal counsel for Biracen and the Financial Timer argued for the relief, while the court debated the extent of underta
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London
AAP
Goummel Caimed
Lameeck
Justice Sellers
Saboteurs in London Reportedly Strike Empire Ironworks
Fragmentary police dispatch from London reports saboteurs active near the empire’s ironworks. Vague references mention disruptions at Orna, a miner’s strike, and wake of a recent Allied transport incident. Unknown assailants and unclear motive.
Egyptian Cams In Peace Treaty Reparations From Italy
Fragmented report notes Egypt, peace treaty reparations from Italy, and international reactions. Mentions London and Paris correspondence, concerns over Arab revolts, Austria, and colonial issues. References to Commonweal Delegates and Bevin, with unclear details on timing and scope.
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CAMS
Italy
Euler
Paris
Bevin
Yasin
Australian policy criticized for native rights neglect
The piece argues Australia has long ignored native minority human rights. It accuses the government of exploiting natives with low wages, plantation work, and a costly constabulary to subdue them, while suggesting Evatt’s reform proposal will fail amid European influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Dr. Evatte
Evatt
Europe
Record of Broadcast from Tokio to Be Played in Court
In Sydney on August 22 the third day of the heat the cross examination of Major Cousens Mee focused on a broadcast record from Radio Tokio. The crown plans to play the Sydney produced recording tomorrow as witnesses listen and identify the voice.
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Tokio
Cousens
Sydney
Trassen
Cousena Mee
Connans
Radio Tokio
Dossier Allegations In Court Transcript Form
Fragmentary court transcript shows Mr Shand denying possessing Crown dossiers, with references to Mr Dovey and Miss Saisho Baisho and remarks about the Crown and Freemont. Witness questions remain contentious as Farrington orders a witness to leave and Dovey argues questions were designed to provoke.
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Mr Scand
Miss Saisho
Baisho
Shand
Wttness
Farrington Hai
Tie Court
Dovey Addreming
Farrington
Michigan University
Neation
Stung
Romanian Drought Crisis Bites Hard This Century
Fragmented text references severe drought in Romania described as the worst this century. Mentions unclear quotes about individuals and events, confusion around wartime subjects, and garbled phrases about prisoners and torture. No coherent incident or clear attribution emerges from the readable fragments.
Fragmentary OCR Note on Crowds and Government Tactics
Fragmentary text mentions Crown, Beis Gasp, and Gowarmment in unclear context. Appears to reference names Mr Ghand and Mr Dovey with fragmented sentences about handling crowds and a political or government issue. Hard to determine concrete event or outcome from the legible parts.
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Ghand
Dovey
Sugar Industry Aids Disputed Reform Plans in Parliament
Fragmented, OCR-like report details government moves on sugar industry aid, public warnings, and policy clashes. Names and places are unclear, but references to Parliament, ministers, and economic policy hint at ongoing reform debates and resistance amid market pressures. Scattered phrases mention figures like Mr E Wahh and Rogevelt, with mentions of broadcasts and arrests.
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