Intervention by U N O in Dutch turmoil
The New York Times reports Colonel Hodgson of the Australian delegation said Australia is consulting with other governments about seeking UN intervention in Indonesia. He would not comment further, and the delegation has no instructions. Lake Success sources say Australia is considering the request, with a British official noting Canberra has indicated the intention to the Foreign Office, but no definite decision yet.
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A.A.P
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United Nations
Indonesia
Lake Success
Australia
Turbulent Middle Course Feared in Brisbane Crisis
Fragmentary OCR reports a chaotic scene near a Brisbane intersection with shouting and police presence. The text references a federal government secretary and a national security context, with unclear details about involved parties or outcomes.
Students allegedly bashed by Sydney police rally chaos
Fragmentary OCR recounts a protest where students and workers clashed with police. Witnesses allege police used force. organizers report arrests and a detained crowd. Officials promise inquiry as tensions spill onto streets amid calls for health and safety reviews.
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Sydney
Hunt for Escapees Reaches Rural Farm Area
Authorities pursue escapees after a break from custody, with reports indicating possible sightings near a farm in a rural district. Investigations focus on locating the escapees and ensuring community safety while coordinating with local law enforcement.
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Ina
Sereatt Caeiinaton
Serger Samerrass
Moslem Pledge and Indonesian National Interests
The Movelana League leader Mohan Jinnah warns that peaceful methods failed to safeguard national interests in Indonesia. He says war would be intolerable and calls for civilized nations to oppose Dutch expansion. Indians, Pakistanis urged to support solidarity amid Dutch aggression.
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India
Pakistan
Javanese People's Army Support Rebels Reported
Fragmentary text notes the Javanese People's Army backing rebels as a river runs through a central area. Mentions Djakaris Raya as part of the sparse report, with details unclear.
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Wramamg Sre
Djakaris Raya
Repertes
Unclear excerpt on Holland and Indonesia policy
A fragmented line claims Holland seeks to crush Indonesia's democracy as a new Moslem nation and asserts readiness to cooperate with Indocestana authorities in various ways. The text is garbled and provides no clear events or entities beyond these vague references.
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Indonesia
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Indocestana
Dutch Generalts Indicate No Support for Dutch Military Action
In The Hague, Aly 36 says the Dutch Commission generated Indonesia did not back Dutch military action. Frans Goetbart reports on his arrival in Amsterdam noting a meeting with Commissioners Professor Schermerhorn and Van Poll. He asserts the government acted unanimously with no other possibility than military action.
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Haganah Alleged To Be Involved In Attack
London reports claim Haganah involvement in an attack linked to Brat and other figures. Reuters cites an unnamed hotel incident and quotes agency headquarters as part of the unfolding case.
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Brat
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Evatt Presses Australia as Major Pacific Power in Talks
TOKIO July 26 AAP Reuters says Dr H V Evatt aims to persuade General MacArthur and the United States that Australia should hold a leading post at the peace conference. He is not here to criticise but to seek full agreement on key settlement points. An Australian diplomat notes Australia as a major Pacific power, second to the United States in rights regarding Japan.
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Canberra Talks Vital New York Visit Likely
July 28 report from Canberra says British Commonwealth leaders visiting Japan may influence talks in Tokyo. Australian Attorney General Evatt signals no plan for a British bloc against the United States, seeking unanimity on occupation and the peace treaty. Evatt appears on a reassurance mission to the American government while British quarters note differing opinions on Australia’s stance.
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le Reid
Indie
Egypt
Britain
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Austra
Shotting N Affra Masoone Hull Found Dead Nearby
Report says two shots were heard as Hull fell from a cabin to the road. Hull, linked to an earlier Sydney underworld killing, survives with a wrist wound after blocking another shot. Detectives doubt links to the Coates murder. Hull remains silent in questioning.
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Mey
Donald the Dueck
Sydney
James Coates
Windsor
Coates
Orphans Five for Honesty in Adelaide
July 26 Adelaide high school boy Don Peares, an orphan, earned five rewards for honesty after finding a £91 roll on a city street Monday. He reported the money to the police at the City Watchhouse and handed it over. The owner, bookmaker Mr F Hurrell, claimed the money. Don received a reward, plus gifts from Adelaide sporting and clothing firms.
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Adelaide
Don Peares
City
F Hurrell
Don Keeper
Adelaide Coors
Vult
Dutch Report Captures Two Ports
A Dutch communique from Batavia states operations near Java's coast captured two ports, amid attacks by Republican forces in the eastern sector of the Dutch-occupied capital. The report notes casualties and advances along two main streets as damage and resistance unfold.
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Betioelog
Segarding
Eara
Ermstead
Rupiar
Avatar
Netherlands and Indonesia Red Cross aid request approved
The Netherlands and Indonesia Red Cross societies agreed to supply medical supplies by air after Radio Jogjakarta requested aid. The move aims to provide medical relief and aid to both sides in the conflict, reflecting humanitarian effort.
Native Cripples Wife To Stop Her Going Walkabout
PERTEL July 27 A north west native Tommy Tucker believed to have direct action to stop his wife Blanche from walking with another man. He partially paralysed her leg by driving a small spear through her knee at June Downe station 250 miles southwest of Gaslow. Blanche left him for another man earlier in the year.
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Ken
Blanche
Tommy
President Truman Mourns Mother Martha Truman Dies in Missouri
President Truman announced the death of his mother Martha Truman at his Missouri home after a fall. Reports say a private funeral will be held at the Little Cottage on July 26 as pallbearers and family members gathered.
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Martha Truman
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Grant
Feadriew
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Athen Barkler
Benale
Martha ‘Tramar
Iar
CEA
Anest Matherse
Soap Rationing Rumor Declared Unfounded in Sydney
Authorities in Sydney dismissed a circulating claim of soap rationing as false. Officials said there was no shortage and grocers were distributing supplies evenly. Deputy Rationing Commissioner Rogers urged calm and denied any official plan to enforce rationing.
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Rma
Gli
Rogers
Brisbane Theft Rings Hit City Stores
A Brisbane report describes shoplifters raiding store displays, with a manager noting regular incidents over months. He cites hundreds of thousands of pounds stolen and warns that many schoolchildren may be drawn into petty crime, urging preventive action by authorities and schools.
Self-Government for Burmese Way Leave Motion Commons
Fragmented OCR notes describe a May 3 report from Sydney about a House of Lords government motion on Burma self-government. It mentions Westminster, commissions, and potential power shifts, with unclear names and dates due to garbled text. The article outlines possible secession or constitutional questions and the reaction of British authorities.
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Torpes
House of Lords
Britain
Sisieg
Britain's Urgent Food Crises Spurs Labour Split
London July 27 AAP Britain faces a looming crisis as Labour MPs press Attlee to disclose the urgency of likely shortfalls as the American loan risk expires in November The News of the World says cabinet plans include eased imports limited travel and reforms amid talks with Australia on food production schemes and a proposed overseas corporation to manage rationing and development.
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A.A.P
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C. R. Attiee
Britain
News of the World
Marshall
Wathe
Attlee
Ramen
Hired gangster gunman Melbourne July 71
Local reports allege a hired gunman killed James Coste, an international crook found near Windsa. Police struggle to confirm details as suspects and motives remain unclear amid widespread fear and ongoing inquiries.
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Windsa
James Coste
Costes
Haing
Ganges
Sever Cou
Sammy
Fourth Test Match Opens at Leeds in Wet Conditions
A fragmented report from Leeds describes the start of the fourth Test amid wet conditions. Key mentions include players such as Buller and Yardley, with references to middle overs and maiden overs by Bulley and others, though the text is garbled and several names and actions are unclear.
Crowds flee London trains to beat summer heat
Residents rush to leave London stations as trains from Victoria and Waterloo fill quickly. Passengers seek cooler seats and quicker routes to suburbs and towns as heat waves drive crowds to quieter destinations.
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London
Fragmented Local Note from South Atros Area
Oblong OCR snippet mentions minutes and local names Rutan and Wastiervak. Reading is partial with unclear actions. The readable bits indicate a local item or meeting record from a regional area called South Atros. No clear event, date, or outcome can be determined from the fragments.
Railway Drivers and Firemen Union Meeting Notes
A fragmented record notes railway drivers and firemen at a 350-person session on regulations and pay. It mentions Mayne dining, a secretary, and various officials in a terse, unclear sequence.
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