Winecoff Hotel Fire Kills 116 in Atlanta Blaze
United Press reports the Winecoff Hotel fire in downtown Atlanta left at least 116 dead and up to 127 may be confirmed, with 125 injured. Dozens leaped from windows as flames swept the 15 story building, rescue efforts ongoing and investigations into cause underway. More than 40 children among the deceased, with victims identified by body features amid charred remains. Beads of sorrow as families await word on missing kin and the hotel’s safety record amid prior warnings.
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A.A.P
United Press
Winecoff
Atlanta
Georgia
Atlanta Uy
Winecof
Ayal
Wineccatt
Pacific defense plans loom amid Guam civil rights debate
A.P. report outlines US Navy defense focus in the Western Pacific, with talks of fortifying mandate islands including Guam and Palau. It notes opposition from local officials and residents to increased militarization while underscoring broader US strategy and international pressure.
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Washington
A.P
Associated Press
Robert M. Farrington
Navy
Secretary of the Interior
Harold L. Iches
Guam
Cay
Pacifc Navy
Earrenead
Bill Obicera
Calla
United States
Carparte
Helpless submarine adrift near England in Channel
Fragment from Evening News reports a British submarine Trust drifting with no crew aboard after a heavy sea. The vessel reportedly sent a navigation signal to ships, asking for assistance as it floated in the English Channel.
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London
Submarine Trust
English Channel
Evening News
Adda
Britain
Oslo
Election Preparations for State Parties Face Reimbursement
The report outlines party plans for upcoming elections with candidate tapes and electorates. The Labour Party mobilizes with plebiscite debates and political shifts following the defeats of two MLA figures, signaling rising stakes and active campaigning.
Brisbane dispatch recalls service death and political bids
A Brisbane report notes a memorial for a U S serviceman, and details political contests with Labour and opposition figures in Mackay and Rockhampton. It mentions Brisbane discussions, party candidates, and expected new faces in the next Parliament amid a regional electoral context.
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J Larcombe
F. Graham
Labour
Mackay
Queensand
Brisbane
Kari Page
A.W Pedder
Tate
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Mirani
Mester
R Boardman
E Evans
G. T Me
Nundah
Port Curtis
Sting
Labour Pilehinettes
Etx
Labour Meare
Jewish migrant ship may passengers bid?
Unclear OCR text from London dispatch notes possible migrant ship with Jewish passengers. details incomplete and names or dates unavailable.
Bromwich Triumphs Over Schroeder In Tight Tennis Match
Bromwich defeats Schroeder in straight sets in a dramatic all court battle. The Australian's aggressive net play and flawless lobs overwhelm the American, who struggles to counter Bromwich’s pace and placement. Schroeder shows moments of resolve but cannot match Bromwich’s consistency.
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Mulloy
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Schroeder
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Whal
Te Sini Gure
Hurd
Besten
Sena
Au Sehroeder
Echremer
Australia
Perry
Sremerch
Rome
Behroeder Sehroeder
Sulsight Winer
German Peace Treaty Condition Debated In War Conference
A New York dispatch reports tense debate over the German peace treaty at a wartime conference. Officials discuss the need for a veto to guide framing, with ministers and chiefs of staff weighing the terms and potential postwar arrangements amid Allied pressure.
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Rom
New York
Germany
Border War in Greece Rumors of Bulgarian Rebel Activity
Persistent rumors report Bulgarian rebel bands near Greek towns with fears of incursions. Authorities reinforce border posts and deploy troops to deter any attacks as tensions rise in the region.
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Cher
Trouble Breaks Out in Tehran Amid Martial Law Expansion
A Tehran correspondent reports fighting between Persian forces and insurgents in Zenjan and Massaderan. Martial law has been extended to most major towns, with reinforcements and elections supervision by Azerbayan authorities planned for December 8, per dispatches from Tehran.
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London
Reuter
Tehran
Isle of
Vile
Zenjan
Azerbayan
Reuters
Tehiran
Tehean
Massaderan
Martin Law
British buying coup shocks markets in London
Britain reportedly completed a dramatic purchase from the United States including 400 000 tons of new with cabs for England and other nations. The move appears tied to international emergency aid programs and signals Britain’s aim to secure supplies amid global tensions.
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Brifbane
Der
Moe
Briabane
Fane Memdiey
Kuseen Cis
Americas
United States
Lieut Wensley
United
Tates Air Force
London
Dee 7
AAP
Teert
York
Britain
England
Fata
Lon don front page cites French tale on Stalin longevity
Sunday Despatch prints a front page story from a French source claiming contact with Rumian circles and a five week stay in Abkhazia. The piece suggests Stalin’s doctors favored monasteries for recovery and claims thousands of centenarians live there due to air and water quality.
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Dee 7
Réiet
Matinghat Sialic
Ersten
Abkhazia
Greee
Stalin
New Coal Cutting Machine Stirring UK Australia Debate
In Canberra the High Commissioner cited a British machine called the Meco-Moore, a combined cutter and loader expected to boost coal output. Scotland Yard MP Rowland James noted overseas study. the device, though promising, faces coal seam limits and regional applicability, with government reports under review.
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Unites Kingdom
Mr Williams
Meco-Moore
Ministry of Fuel and Power
Rowland James
Munter
Enuflend
New South Wales
Maitland
Inman Han
Coal strike ends as Lewis orders miners back to work
President Lewis announces end of the coal strike after Supreme Court consideration of the government’s request for immediate review. He says miners will resume shifts at midnight Sunday as embargoes on freight and passenger trains are lifted and pledges to negotiate a working agreement with the government or operators are open.
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Supreme Court
Goldevorough
UMWA
U.M.W.A
Princess Elizabeth joins London crowd at victory celebrations
The Princess Elizabeth witnessed the victory crowd in London as celebrations unfolded. Gowns reportedly altered for the Princess to accommodate the public event.
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Princess
Elizabeth
London
Canberra Evictions Of Exservicemen Reported
Canberra authorities evicted ex servicemen and their families including a mother with a two week old baby, as Parliament rose on Friday. Eviction notices were issued with court orders obtained November 18 but residents were unaware until the moment of enforcement. Police reportedly prepared to evict the three men who were unnamed and given limited time to remove furniture and seek accommodation.
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Mater
Deby
Myatt
Theie Rt
Taterior Ry
W. Johnson
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Tier
Perth Races Off From Jockere Perenval Incident
Perth authorities report a racing incident involving jockeys, with Perenval noted among participants. Officials opened a review to determine causes and any safety implications for riders and spectators.
Rationing Official Warns Against Coupon Manipulation
Acting rationing deputy director F G Guthrie warned tonight that coupons used for rationed foods without approval are invalid. He noted breaches where pages with coupons were removed from cards and blamed butchers in the metropolitan area. Country and city provisions were outlined, with procedures for lost or damaged books and new issue issuance.
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Dec
F. G. Guthrie
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Ra Commission
Mlnla
Rationing Commission
Italy Feeds Hunger With Imports Amid Postwar Strain
Italy faces severe food shortages forcing reliance on imports worth up to 100 million pounds to deliver essential goods. Wheat and other staples remain scarce as the country rebuilds after the war, with farmers reporting reduced harvests and ongoing supply challenges.
Cardinal Gilroy's View of Pan Anxious for Friends
Cardinal Gilroy comments on Pan anxiety amid appeals for friendship in a terse address. The report notes his concerns about international relations and the need for calm diplomacy.
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Cardinal Gilroy
Pan
Shanghai and Australia tensions amid wartime bombardment talk
Fragmented OCR reads of a Shanghai dispatch discuss clashes involving Trumble and Austad amid bombings. Mentions damage claims at Citibh and observations on wartime shortages and security measures, with references to Japanese actions and central deals.
Man Dies In Car Fire After Crash On Highway
Arthur Edward Hatren of Artarmen perished when a car burst into flames after skidding off the road on Saturday on the Eb Highway between Carsbagsi and W Travelling with Nervuon to relatives, his wife and 2 year old son were with him. Bruce suffered two broken legs and severe wounds. The vehicle overturned after leaving the embankment. rescuers dragged Hatren from the burning wreck.
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Arthur Edward Hatren
Artarmen
Carsbagsi
Nerruon
Hay
Bruce
Lea
GLOVE CONTROVERSY REPORTED AT RO REGIA MATCH
Sydney reports a glove controversy involving Patric or Patrion, with a dispute over using a bone heart of control heel at a Ro gia ile pexb Saturday. Manager McQuillan states a decision, while the suture refune to use the gear and a protest follows, indicating tension over equipment style.
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Patric
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