British Relations With Russia Reviewed In Commons
In the Commons debate Deputy Leader R A Eden criticizes the Foreign Affairs review by P J Noel-Baker as overly optimistic about UNCo meetings. He notes severe initial strain on UN talks, uneasy public impressions, and cites 180 million Russians determined to prevent a repeat of German aggression, seeking friendly neighbors.
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P. J. Noel-Baker
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House
Moscow
Nations argue over postwar order in Europe and Italy
A long London session outlines terms for an Italian peace treaty and postwar realignment. Ministers discuss restoring Italy to its prewar status, shaping borders and trade while balancing British aims with Russia Turkey and Austria.
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Bevin
Turkey
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Thia
Oceania
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Britain's Recovery Talks With United States
London reports quote British and American officials agreeing Britain's postwar recovery is pivotal to global trade. Britain seeks open markets and balanced payments to avert resorting to expedients that could throttle reconstruction. Proposals in Washington aim to remove trade barriers and stabilize postwar finance.
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America
Bretton Woods
Find
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Sap
New US Strike Upset New York Labor Action
New York February 31 AAPI Veterans call strike for March 1 as 17 Independent unions representing about 150000 workers push demands of a 10 dollar weekly raise and a 40 hour week. Negotiations with the Savannah Telephone and Telegraph Company offered a smaller wage increase and face possible disruption of services. The broader movement emerges amid broader Allied and domestic labor tensions and political maneuvering.
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New York
Taeeutiee Board
National Federation of Telephone Workers
Am‘Savan Telephone and Telegraph Compary
Rioters Hit Cairo as Death Toll Rises
London Feb 22 British and Egyptian police patrolled Cairo after a day of rioting that left 17 dead and about 300 injured. All Saints Cathedral suffered extensive damage with doors broken, knives and debris in the hall, and the bishop’s house looted.
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Riots in Alexandria and Cairo Cause Casualties and Destruction
Reuters reports in Cairo describe protests across Alexandria and the capital city turning violent. Rioters attacked police, burned and looted shops, set fires in churches, hotels, and government quarters, while police restored order. Prime Minister Slay Pasha promised measures to maintain security if needed.
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Reuters
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Native troops mutiny reported with limited political impact
An Asian dispatch from a foreign correspondent reports a mutiny by native troops in the Dutch East Indies region. Observers say there may be no major political consequence, as local forces are described as manageable and unlikely to challenge colonial authority.
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Meagan
British and Russian Deadlock on Venezia Guilia Province
British and Russian deadlock continues as negotiations seek a formula to end the Venezia Guilia dispute. Deputies aim to harmonize positions while the inquiry covers the broader western area and the balance of power in the region.
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Venezia-Guilia
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unclear fragmentary military note from London
In London on February 3, a damaged military dispatch references the British decision regarding German prisoners and Jewish individuals. The fragment mentions Dr. Joamph acting amid Jewish concerns and a description of moves involvingJerusalem, Gestapo, and German control, though details are garbled.
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Gestapo
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Plane Explosions and London Fire Report
AAP dispatch notes a series of aviation mishaps and London fire incidents, detailing unfolding events, casualty updates, and responses from emergency services as authorities investigate causes and safety measures. Major figures and locations are referenced to anchor the developing story.
Remperg Trials Mention Art Loot Amid European Debate
A garbled report from Vienna references the Remberg Trials and Goering, noting claims about a bent art collection in Germany and Europe. The message is unclear but ties to wartime looted pieces and museum holdings, with emphasis on accusations involving Goering and the German art stash.
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Europe
Atom Bomb Tests Reported At Kwajalein Island
Army and Navy task forces outline a plan for atomic bomb testing near Kwajalein Atoll. Admiral Blandy notes expert researchers discuss protection and transfer details as natives vote on migration. Local chatter warns of seismic and water reactions with feared long term impacts.
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Police Fire On Crowd Sparks Mutiny Riots in Bombay
A mob in Bombay in sympathy with the mutiny was fired on by civilians, revolvers shot at the crowd as windows were smashed and vehicles hit. Trams and buses were damaged, passengers ejected, and fires started. Darkness hid assailants as looting spread to streets and restaurants. A Metro cinema incident triggered a broader panic as police opened fire.
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Unclear Riot Report In Bombay Police Clash
The report describes intense clashes with police as crowds reacted to increasing tensions. Officers faced forced reactions amid chaotic scenes involving notable figures and governance officials.
Amid World Turmoil Aims of War Echo Across Front
A chaotic dispatch describes Russian and Allied pressures, naval bombardments, and muttered ultimatums as tensions flare. The account cites sailors and troops in besieged harbors, suspected killings, and rising demands to end hostilities while international powers maneuver for leverage.
Admiral New York February 23 Dispatches Detail Naval Power
An informal US and British wartime report outlines the admiralty order of naval commands. It notes high ranking officers and weapon allocations, including destroyers and corvettes, with emphasis on strategic surveys and the movement of ships and personnel amid ongoing conflicts.
Free Flying of Servicemen from Islands Ends
Fragmentary OCR text reports cessation of free flying for servicemen from islands. Lacks clear names, dates, or locations due to garbled input.
Fragmented World News Glimpses From War and Strife
A scrambled report mixes mentions of farming interests and industrial development with references to Russia China Japan and Manchuria. It notes violence and destruction in Ta On city and police actions near Wal Tort, with garbled place names including Bombay and Karachi in a war climate.
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