Attlee says Palestine problem must be solved
London reports Prime Minister Attlee condemns Jerusalem bombing as the worst atrocity yet, with 93 killed or missing. He insists the government will not be deterred by violence and continues consultations with the United States for a just settlement of the Palestine issue while pledging support to local authorities to prevent recurrences.
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Palestine
London
C. R. Attlee
House of Commons
Jerusalem
Hirh
Alan Cunningham
United States
Crmassis
R.A. Eden
Atlantid
British Jewish Terrorism Crisis Rocks Jerusalem Hotel
The Irgun Zvai Leumit claims bombing responsibility. two Arab suspects are killed or wounded, while the Haganah denounces the attack. Police report two Arab costumes found, and officials in Paris, London, and Jerusalem react. The incident follows a wave of violence targeting a hotel in the old city with several casualties and ongoing manhunts.
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Bes Sa
Abatom Abramovitch
McMichael
Si Harald
Dhin
Deal Leumi
Belleved
Old City
Irgun
Zvai Leumit Illeget
Yarael
Haganah
WEGUN
Paris
Deiualem
Isade Hertong
London
Holy Land
Engentersa
Maciel
Our Seums
Mon
Sinai
Jeuter
Dr Merton
France
Petrol price debate in Australia and New Zealand
A garbled report references petrol price differences between Australia and New Zealand, citing government officials and a controversial incident. It mentions federal action and questions about costs, with unclear details about a stabbing and deaths linked to a violent event in Melbourne.
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Melbourne
Australia
New Zealand
Austalian Auto
Paterson Te
Petal
Uslets
Ube
New South Wales Coal Industry Joint Board Proposed
A bill outlines a new joint Coal Board to stabilize coal output for Australia’s economy. It would have three members serving seven years, appointed by NSW and the Commonwealth, with no sectional representation, to govern production and market operations.
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New South Wales
BS Ten
Tee Peepee
Commonwatth
Plan to regulate and expand New South Wales coal industry
The proposal outlines broad authorities over coal mining in New South Wales to conserve resources, stabilize prices for public use, and support industrial activity. It seeks extensive powers to open and close mines, regulate methods, set prices, and establish an industrial tribunal with arbitration powers to resolve disputes and promote the industry.
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New South Wales
Pater
Premier hints about broad debates in state governance
Brisbane reports the premier hinting at broad parliamentary debates over the draft bill. He notes limits on commonwealth powers and says many major board functions will rest with state authority. the government crafted the bill in a form aimed at broad policy reach.
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MI. Ordman
Manchurian Machinery Removals Debate in Washington
In a July disclosure, Mr Pauley outlined U S concerns over German plant deliveries and the Manchurian machinery issue. He said Moscow aims to keep plants in Korea, with about 40 percent of targeted pieces reportedly seen in Korea as Russians consolidate in the north zone. He urged MacArthur to act, noting the Potsdam Agreement and stalled deliveries pending Russian material and foodstuffs.
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Sone
Germany
Mtn
Chakra
Manchuria
Korea
Washington
MacArthur
Japan
Mechrifur
Palley
Humlang
Devers
Koresn
Pauley
Keres
Australian peace delegation forms in London for conference
London July 2 AAP report says Dy Kealt will travel from America to Paris for the peace conference opening the next day. The Australian delegation is assembling in London with representation from Britain Rural France Canada and Britain.
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London
Dy Kealt
Amenca
Paris
Crown
Britain
Rural
France
Canada
Second Bixim Test Zero Hour Fixed Disposition of Fleet
Report discusses the fleet disposition with targets including a battleship, transports, submarines, landing craft, and other vessels. Mentions locations such as Pensacola Lake City and New York, and lists ships like Prinze Eugen and Nevada among forces in range.
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BIXIM
Guines Pip
Dever Hart
Dever Hart, the Feral Pariet Sera
Ae ‘Oarines Adly
Independenteesie
Seat
Pensacola
An. Asaul
Tretupor
Luther Gut Gee
Lake City
Bat
New York
Acull
Lanke
Nevada
Grant
Apa
Wania
Bread Rationing Strike Hits Roundmen in Plymouth
July 2 reports show fourteen thousand logees queuing at a London firm depot as roundsmen strike over bread rationing. Housewives collected loaves while a secretary blamed workers for delays. In Plymouth, waste rose as bakers faced distribution chaos and councils faced public apathy amid the two day rationing.
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London
Rms
Evening News
TT Tarancher
Sid
Foundamen
PA Creek
Food Ministry
G. G. Pooley
Comrman
Pymouth and District Master Bakers ‘Association
Plymouth
Bart
Buyers Strike Hits New York Stores In July Showdown
A one day buyers strike sponsored by the buyers' committee paralyzes about 1000 stores across New York as two million veterans labor and other groups protest surging prices. Police report clashes and demonstrations near major shopping districts attended by 350000 protesters.
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New York
Buyers’ Weik Committee
Veterans, Labour
Tave
Broas
Lig Sign
Wed
Well-Known Horseman Dies After Hurdle Fall
Veteran rider Jama Somes Renisman aged 74 died after a hurdle fall at a Chir District meeting. He sustained broken neck and head injuries when his horse tumbled during the jump, with ambulance teams racing to reach him as the crowd watched. He had long been regarded as one of the Beate pale torwe’s top horsemen.
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Jama Somes Renisman
Chir
Im Jarias
Trem & Herve Ip Sae
Denty
St. Robiakin
Price of Cane Fixed for Current Season in Brisbane
The Central Cane Prices Board chair W Forgan Smith announced no change to cane prices, citing the sugar industry’s weak economic position. The Local Board’s price scale remained, with growers seeking higher rates and millers pushing for lower. He dismissed both applications as unwarranted.
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Brisbane
Central Cane Prices Board
Mrr
W. Forgan Smith
Rothersfora
Senna
Oie
Millers
Forgan Smith
Tate Beare
Trey Reine
Sametealues
Iver
Contention by Cane Growers Over Pricing Decisions
Cane growers challenge the local board decision on cane prices, arguing prices should rise by 1s a ton at Mary Spenuh and Rocky Point and by at least 6d at other mills. They claim profits on arets should favor growers over millers and dispute balance-shaft figures and sampling methods used to set payments.
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Decison
Wookie
Mary Spenuh
Rocky Point
Tie Mills
Brett
Scrvant
Wheeler
Mourent
Clare SM
Famine Debate Over Price Awards in Chinese Provinces
A UN report warns millions face hunger as drought worsens in Chinese provinces. Officials and millers clash over central board award clauses and price scales for cane, arguing over who should bear installation and sampling costs. The dispute centers on past valuation methods and calls for a reform of the pricing system to align with crisis conditions.
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Focal Board
Central’ Board
Tt In
Ners
Isles
Hess
Youths Abuse Kerosened Dog Mock Trial at Kewe Ferlane
Wellington reports a Magistrate presided as two youths aged 18 and 11 faced charges after pouring kerosene on a dog and setting it alight. The case drew attention to cruelty to animals and the severity of sentencing. Proceedings revealed testimony about the events and the magistrate noted the defendants’ actions.
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Wellington
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