Soviet Words on Loyalty and Secrecy in World Politics
A Moscow dispatch discusses accusations of suspicion toward the Soviet Union and its citizens amid debates on secrecy in atomic policy. It argues for principled, consistent foreign policy and warns against rapid shifts in alliance and diplomatic norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
B. Lenkov
S.t. Legation
Canberra
Soviet Union
Butler
Bomet Union
Saly
USS
Potsdam
Els
Wickham Steed
United Nations
San Francisco
Curtis
Wayne Artisee
Fragmented OCR note hints at unclear event details
The readable parts suggest an incident or note with names and places garbled by OCR. Key entities are not clear, hindering a precise summary of who, where, or what occurred. No definitive outcome or dates emerge from the legible text.
Post War RAF Defence Policy Debate in Lords hinges on independence
The House of Lords discussed postwar UK defence policy with Lord Stamegete arguing for a combined force embracing the three services and RAF retention. The Economist noted potentially high manpower needs and debated whether a balanced force small enough to be economical could still meet peace obligations and future expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RLAF
House of Lords
Lore Stammgate
Raf
Economist
London
Shas
Rominum Rap
Army
Rmy
Aid Stansgate
Briamn
Thether Services Ara
Rennet
Britain
Tia
Taylor Diltwes
Yoraahire Aeroplane Club
Ita
Yeadon
Sirfield
Aera of Artelde
Cil
DT Bennett
Cre
Pathfinder
Huong Ie
Aliant
Fido
Airfeld
Palestine
Near
Middle East
Radac Vane
Centizal
Middlesex
Denham
Dun Bouse
War Department
Dharam
Sayai
Arabia
King Tha Saud
Micah
Canadian Arctic
Soreral
Denah Ak
South African Air
Army Department
Aas
Eprapinag
Arene
Cenrang Warnen
Thames river attack on Richmond Lock and Weir details
Fragmentary report recalls a Luftwaffe operation on the Thames near Richmond Lock and Weir during a critical pre invasion month. Three bombs were dropped, with one direct hit damaging the lock and weir, temporarily halting river traffic and forcing evacuation of the lock keeper’s family. The article explains strategic aims to disrupt the river’s flow to London and notes reconstruction plans, with lock restoration expected by year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thames
Busine
Euida
Royal Air Force
Tember
Tichmong
Surrey Mde
Middlesex
Une Lock
Richmond Loca
Luftwaffe
Ammer
Lowar
London
Severn Estuary
Walton-on-Thames
Richmond
Richmond Lock
Lennon
Alinwey
Austin Helped Atomic Research Partners Amid War Efforts
The article recalls Austin’s role in supporting atomic research during the war, noting leaders like Mike Mata and Tard Avett and the assistance to the Union Multia. It mentions visits from figures at the University of Chicago and Cavendish laboratories, tying to late Lord Mutton and other researchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tard
Grein Austalla
Warriar Rianlal
University of
Plane Versus Boat Wars Hidden in WWII Submarine Campaigns
A historical overview details German U boat production and Allied air and naval responses from 1938 to 1945. It notes submarine pens, radar aided anti-submarine efforts, and the shift to prefabricated sections. The piece highlights key raids, plant sieges, fuel shortages, and the eventual surrender of a limited submarine fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damburg
United States
First Ship Since War Arrives in Syros
The American Liberty ship Tabitha Brown laden with UNRRA wheat reached Syros marking the first arrival since the war began. Church bells rang as the vessel tied at the harbor, resuming its position in the port after the occupation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syros
Tabitha Brown
Pete Coun
Cate
Radar drilling and ground surveys eyed for ore prospecting
Mr Dunning outlines a shift from traditional digging to radar and ground pulses to image subsurface formations. He notes the Arizona copper region remains a top producer yet only 3 percent of sites show mineralization, with overburden and post formation deposits limiting discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubaing
Dunning
Comine Pesce
Sipee
Arizons Hi
Staten Ip
Mo Féason
Pombe
Ford
Fragmentary note on 11th century royal navy and forces
An incomplete entry recalls a 11th century royal navy event involving the Sea Gate sentry and air forces. It mentions Salar, Sarde, and a 100 year reference, but the details are unclear and fragmented.
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Roya Navy
Ian
Capacity of an Infant Stomach at Birth Noted
A historical note states that the capacity of an infant’s stomach at birth is only about one ounce.
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