Renewed plea for Indonesian inquiry committee report
The Ukrainian delegate urged the Security Council to appoint a Commission of Britain Russia China the U S and the Netherlands to investigate the Indonesian problem on the spot and report back. He argued Ukraine could participate but not vote and condemned military intervention as contrary to the Charter and international law citing alleged Japanese troop use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
M. Manuilaki
Security Council
Britain
Russia
China
U.S
Netherlands
N. J. Makin
Ukraine
M. Manuilski
Mr. Bevin
Indonesia
International Security Council discussion on Indonesia crisis
Debates over British troop presence in Indonesia and potential inquiry. Nations including the United States, Britain, and China weigh investigation necessity, balance peace, and resist destabilizing influence from Japan and regional tension. Chinese delegation expresses sympathy for Indonesians but urges cautious action. Councils adjourn until March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indonesia
Stettiniu
Indo- Feria
Food for Britain shipping faces soon readout
Propex, Feb. 12 The shipping minister announced new feed for rate to the best few menu es available. Exports would rise with meat, dried fruit, and canned goods figures. One million cases would ship directly to Britain, along with pulp and powder. Prewar shipments averaged high totals. wartime saw boosts then resumed after V-E Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Propez
W. F. Ashley
Waco
Britain
Australia
Occupation police raid camps on Polish displaced persons
An Allied informant reports German and Polish displaced persons, including former army members, being targeted in raids to deter attempts to form a Polish Army in exile. The camps near Munich are described as housing Polish displaced persons, with warnings that arms will not tolerate any organization seeking military status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsen-Bel- His
Neies
Munich
Gmun
Bomeland
Anderse Seuss
Gift food parcels arrive in London amidst hunger pleas
Reports from Melbourne and London describe gift parcels sent by Victorians to Britain during wartime famine. The items include cheese, soap, and preserved foods delivered to St Omar Hospital while officials debate postage reductions and free carriage for humanitarian parcels amid calls from Senator Cameron and others to ease shipping costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Victora
St Omar Hospital
Pise Victoran
MR. Martin
Si Martin Dla
Bera
Srila
Tris
Melbourne
Britain
Cameron
Jem
Flow of U S Ex Servicemen Back to Australia
Flow of U S ex servicemen back to Australia reports the arrival of the steamer Monterey with servicemen returning as the Australian market faces cane sales and wartime shifts. The piece notes Britain’s aid and Australia’s cannery output while Tur from the Oz amid postwar adjustments and markets.
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U.S
Australia
Stoney
Monterey Am
Ameche
Anaad Sines Eevinen
Mick Suetraite
Sosay
Ciriteem
Ad Bey
Mansy Lamange
Sane
American Attitude Toward Admission Sparks Senate Debate
In London and Washington a tense scene unfolds as a mix of labor leaders and Catholic trade unionists press for admission to a conference. Senator Connally storms the floor arguing against excluding any group, while supporters urge inclusion as a peaceable move amid wartime tensions.
Rail traffic resumes on Townsville Brisbane line
Townsville reports that all communication on the western line was restored today as the mail train departed for Brisbane at 1 pm via Winton and Longreach. A northbound Cairns mail left Townsville at 11 am but works were delayed by a river rise near Cardwell. Debris on Haughton River section needs removal. line expected clear by Wednesday morning to fully resume traffic.
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Townsville
Brisbane
Winton
Longreach
Mauntea
Cairns
Meungs Creek
Cardwell
Haughton
Townsville Ayr
Burdekin Floods Continue Despite Measures
Burdekin floodwaters surge along river towns with rising crests and lingering inundation. Officials report widespread damage from 10 inches of rainfall over weeks, with two feet of water at the weir crest and ongoing emergency actions to divert flood paths and protect communities.
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Bern
Yalta Agreement Details Amid Postwar Negotiations
Patchy text describes agreements on railway routes including South Manchurian Railway and routes through Mongolia. Mentions Chiang Kai-shek concurrence, Roosevelt's measures, and Soviet willingness to conclude deals with the National Government. Notes potential policing of China relations and references to Marshal Stalin and other Allied leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raiway
South Manchuran
Io. Batten
Mongolia
Soviet Union
Fragmented OCR leads to unclear report in London politics
The text shows garbled notes about a London meeting with references to Senator Connally and Labour figures. It mentions criticism of Roman reaction and Mr Mamullett, plus an intervention by Noel Baker. The account reflects confusion over national versus global concerns and a calm, measured reply.
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Noel Baker
Connally End
Mamullett
Nock Baker
Row
Con Tally
Evan
Sir Leslie Wilson Plans Return to England End of April
The Governor Sir Leslie Wilson said he will depart for England on the Mimultaks at the end of April, thanking officials and his wife for many years of support amid the wartorn London setting referenced in the excerpt.
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Late Wilson
England
In Excellency
London figure foresees failure of world trade talks
A unclear report names Femi London as an AAPI-TMe figure discussing international trade and a conference of international economic cooperation. The text hints at proposals to extend some plan and to address a Senor Cerise Restrepe, but the meaning is incomplete and garbled.
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London
Femi
AAPI
Yantersnce
Senor Cerise
Chifley May Visit London Talks With Britain
Sydney dispatch notes Prime Minister Chifley is considering a London visit next May. No cabinet discussions or decisions have occurred, either individually or collectively, on the matter.
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Gsydney
London
Britain
Domi
Canberra Referendum Sought On Reforestation Policy
A Canberra report notes the Commonwealth Government considers a referendum on a tree medicine operation policy. The debated issue centers on national environmental measures and public approval in a potential constitutional change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberha
Denis
Forest Ministers to Confer on Cheaper Greenseed Supplies
Brisbane February 12 The Forest Minister for Commerce and Agriculture Mr WJ Scully and the Minister for Queensland Agriculture Mr TL Williams will confer to promote a broader supply of cheaper green seeds. The talks aim to spread at the boards a stronger standard and secure more affordable food supplies for the region.
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Brisbane
Commerce and Agriculture
WJ. Scully
Queensland Agriculture
TL. Williams
Chinese currency manipulation spurs New York report
An American AP dispatch from Chungqing dateline reports a dramatic drop in the Chinese currency amid market manipulation. Speculators moved the rate sharply, with observers noting the impact on Chinese markets and late correction attempts by authorities.
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New York
Americas
Chungqing
Labelle
Te Americas
Fifth Column Aided Wazis In Destruction Of Jugoslavia
A Soviet prosecutor, citing the 1941 invasion, claimed fifth column support aided a desolation of Jugoslavia. He asserted that forces prepared ten days prior, with no territorial aims in the region, as part of the destruction plan. The testimony outlined the scope of the alleged collaboration and its impact.
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Wazis
Jugoslavia
Gasap
Mens
Thn
Plan to Attack Bubsia Mitler Personal Brady Card
Unclear fragmentary text outlines a plan involving Bubsia Mitler and a personal Brady card. Text is damaged and largely unreadable, with multiple garbled terms and unclear entities. No coherent event, date, or organization can be confirmed from the readable portions.
Brisa Air Travel London to Sydney Speeds and Issues
Engineers discuss faster jet routes from London to Sydney noting a 34 hour flight to Johannesburg and 14 hours to New York. The piece cites Moscow route rules, traditional stopovers, and forecasted technical challenges including air conditioning, cabin comfort, and systemic delays.
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Australis Wittun
Howe
London
New York
Anere
Johannesburg
Sydney
Moscow
Australie
Briain
PROVINCIONS FOR COMFORT AID BOAC LAYOFFS IN LONDON MEETING
Discussion on easing travel and fare cuts for BOAC under postwar economic strain. Lord Knollys notes nationalisation, aims to simplify routes and reduce total costs while broadening service to meet demand. Concerns focus on affordable fares and economic viability for travelers and the airline.
Greek Elections Roll Complete
A brief note reports that Greek elections have concluded, with official results not yet detailed. The notice hints at ongoing vote counting and potential shifts in political leadership as parties await formal announcements.
Death Penalty Motifs Reported By UNO and Committees
Fragmentary OCR notes reference debates on death penalty motions at UNO and committee meetings. The text mentions delegations, general assembly sections, and possible reconsideration of policy, but it remains unclear and partially garbled.
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Artie
Mo Sribelus
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Sant Te Dirish
Food For Britain
Australian Supplies
Uottle Bofe
Auatralia
Te Meristong
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Aimee
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Fok Uaapi—& Or Camber Communty
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Catholic ‘Trade Union
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Burdekin
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Walmington
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Bert de Seantt
Crowe
Ocati
Tara
Weairman
Sir Leslie Wilson
J. B. Chifley
Ively Rustroxep
Sapte
Buffalo
Mikmanovitoes Bole
EUEA
Bubsia
Mitler
Brisa Air Travel
Enollis
League OF Nations
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Trevel
Lord Knollys
Justin
Aerd
Uno
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