Greece attacked by Poland and Yugoslavia over Balkan border row
In the Security Council Dr Lange of Poland and Dr Vilfan of Jugoslavia vigorously attacked Greece over Balkan border disturbances. They blamed Albania Bulgaria and Jugolavis in the Balkans Commission report and urged Greece to quit its seven year war with Albania and form a new coalition government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lange
Greece
Security Council
Albania
Jose Vilfan
Jugoslavia
Russia
Poland
Vilfan
United States
United Nations
UNITED STATES PLAN ATTACKED AND DEBATE CLOSING urged
Fragmentary report notes opposition to a plan and a push to end debate in a council meeting. Mentions Ward Grumman and Benicia and Greece tensions, with remarks by Sir Alex and Colonel Hodgson amid wartime discourse.
Stowaway on Conspiracy Charge in Singapore
A court in Singapore heard a case involving a stowaway charged with conspiring to commit an offense aboard a vessel. The defendant, believed to be from Australia, faced details about the alleged plan and its execution during the voyage. Proceedings continued as authorities examined the evidence and the nature of the alleged crime.
Untitled fragment from Canberra July news note
Fragmentary Canberra text from July covers senate, reelection, and preparations. The unreadable OCR yields scattered names and phrases about policies and events, with no clear dates or outcomes.
Public Buildings Plan Revised in Coen Housing Effort
July 18 report shows the housing commission backed by Mr Ganetaia recommends abandoning the Matth plan and building a completely new structure. Estimates indicate the new build could be erected much more quickly and efficiently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coen
Housing Commision
Ganetaia
Atherton Maize Crop Report Notes Decline
A brief Atherton crop update reports maize yields facing stress from dry spells and staggered planting. Local agricultural officials urge farmers to assess soil moisture, apply timely irrigation, and monitor tassel development for potential adjustments this season.
Vain Attempts To Solve The Indonesian Crisis
The Indonesian crisis remains unresolved as the Republican Government rejects Dutch forces, with Vice-Premier A K Gani defending the government's stance. The issue of fusion with Dutch authorities and the Federal Interim Government's formation must be settled before any move to halt hostilities. Violations of truces are reported in the daily summaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decter
A. K. Gani
Oes
Nt Sae Selerakien
Perbions
Republic
Cuts in Newsprint Debated by Common E Stafford Cripps
Part of a British cabinet debate in which Sir Stafford Cripps argues against deep newsprint cuts, noting the government will aim to reduce newspaper size by at most one page and save two to three million pounds yearly, with possible impact on food supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
QuEstone
Stafford Cripps
Britain
Film critic wins libel suit against MGM in London
High Court awarded Mims Robertson £1300 in libel and slander case against Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. Robertson claimed MGM sent letters to the British Distribution Company criticizing her abilities and comments. Judge Tadge Hilbert noted upcoming legal arguments as the verdict stood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
High Court ‘Bag
Sim Obertson
Minager
Metro-Goldwre Mayer
Mims Robertson
MGM
Omar
Tadge Hilbert
Ingham Show Record Gate Takes Finer Dats Results
Ingham fair records a higher gate and better results with a 90/0/ gate. Mr K Prour of Prairie leads the ring events featuring Blond mare Seaea by Tivsiant, a two year old, and several entries including Hall Mack, Lee Pine, and Divided at OR Sin. Cattle, warlocks, and other classes noted among entries with local exhibitors like L Stoneback Doctee and G Mi Kirkwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxgham
Ingham
Weday
Mr. K. Prour
Prairie
Blond Mare
Alston
Tivsiant
Eenorire
Yeasling
D. Mahany
Hall Mack
Shell
Temul
Lee
Oan L. Stoneback
Lady Idee
H.W. Sed
G. Mi
Kirkwood
H.W
Ime
Ehteed
Scenes Like Wild Rodeo Delays Waireta Sailing
In Auckland July 18 a bull broke free in the freighter Waireta delaying its voyage to Tahiti with cattle and poultry. Foreman Thomas Spiers was mauled when the animal toppled the rail as he attempted to insert a wooden stake into the stall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
Waireta
Tahiti
Thomas Spiers
Spiers
Ship Sinks in Violent Sea Tragedy Near Bombay
A storm wrecked a vessel shortly after leaving Bombay en route to Rewas. Only 12 survivors remain. two bodies found near the lighthouse at the harbor entrance. Captains among survivors. Bombay Port official says many dead scattered along the harbor. Survivors unable to recall details due to shock.
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Bombay
Rewas
Kofaba Point
British coal production in London report
July 11 release from the British coal sector notes production figures and trends. Analysts observe steady output with regional variations and brief commentary on demand and future policy impacts.
Bevin Defends Policy Against Critics In Parliament
British Foreign Minister Ernest Bevin told critics that Britain will not divide any part of the world and seeks economic unity where possible. He defended allied efforts and dismissed claims of attempting to split Europe or America, while addressing debates on wartime strategy and postwar aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Least Bevin
Teameodt
Werkser
Unsos
Rad Bean
Banich
Hila
Europe
America
Berle
UNION
Federal workers found de loyal in midterm reports
Washington July 17. The War Department released reports on loyalty and suspensions affecting federal workers. About 323 employees were discharged, 18 resignations occurred before discharge, and 29 applicants faced disciplinary actions after loyalty reviews.
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WasWiyaTon
Pas Cina
Commianines Muarter
Cilingrens
Munthe
Federgy
War Department
Unclear fragmentary note on a legal custody matter
Fragmentary text references years of gaol for a person named BCamst and a court or custody context. Readable items include a statement about enforcement from Mari and a remark about taking something into renewal, with garbled names and terms.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Athens
Grumman
Aes
Benicia
Gracy News
Yillan
Janisa Cafyr Joy
Sure
Setenee
TAN
Wientnion
Werk
Nf Deere
Deree
Tig Citer Selegenna
Seana Rae
Shyners i
Arma
Herschel Johnson
Chaiman Witheaws
Bemare
Alexder Cadogan
Colonel Hodgson
Australia
Lampe
Hodgson
Sydney
Stowaway
Aptrare TY
Singapore Court
Singapore
A.a
Sean Geuree
Mie
Saates
Saniey
Hammond
Jona
Coaden Laseard
Italle
Foon
Cairns
Nsw
YORK
Atherton
Dwich
Paty
Sar Lutera Cripps Tomnis Quemon
Orewa
Anglous
Ruhr
British Coal Production
GUST
Monty
Bcamst
Justice Potglar
Jane
Mari
Lady Mountbatten
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