More Secret Political Arrests in Hungary
The report notes another arrest of Ferenc Jarmay a police officer tied to the alleged planned escape of Bela Kovacs secretary of the Smallholders Party who was seized by Soviet authorities in Hungary. In Washington General Marshall said the United States had not received a reply from Soviet authorities in Budapest to its protest note over the Hungarian government reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferenc Jarmay
Bela Kovacs
Smallholders’ Party
Hungary
Washington
General Marshall
Budapest
United States
Foreign Secretary Regrets' Soviet Charges Loss Tune
Foreign Secretary reports British inquiries into Soviet charges about Hungary and internal affairs. Press quotes MPs debating British stance on Moscow by Bevin and Paterson while Parliament weighs possible new measures and potential moves toward exchange of information with the Soviet Union.
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Bécorde Smilinne
Commons
M. Maletar
Brilkin
Hombary
Reyes
Democratic assault shadows in Hungarian assembly scene
Fragmented report notes June events in Budapest with reference to a Freedom party, Communist interior minister and arrests. It cites disruptions, police intrusion into public life, and party clashes amid a late 1940s European political struggle.
Indian princes must prevent anarchy
A fragmented, garbled note references Sikh organization and plans amid British rule. The readable fragment suggests concerns about unrest and calls on Indian princes to maintain order, with no clear events, dates, or definitive actors established in the surviving text.
Unclear fragmented report on communal clashes and arrests
Fragmentary text notes renewed communal fighting with mentions of killings and arrests. It references markets closing after fatalities and mentions Socialist actions. specifics, locations, and names are obscured by OCR errors.
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Prem Corres Ouriatis
Ashtearge
Arron
Dmlet
Municipal Workers Join French Nationwide Wage Stoppages
French municipal workers join a nationwide wave of wage stoppages as Labour unions press for concessions seen during the transport strike. Receivers warn a new strike could be worse than past disruptions while postwar price fears and wage demands spark tension across Paris and other regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Sam
Erie
Portal
Coe Ae
Coo
Inquiry on Land Sales Terms of Reference Specified Canberra
June 43 Judge R Kirby presides over inquiries into Canberra land sales. The hearing considers Treasury involvement and asks who profited or acted improperly. Prime Minister referenced as potential recipient of findings if misconduct is found.
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Canberra
R. Kirby
Sora
Senate
Treasury
Veh CLS ANNUAL
An annual event titled Veh CLS ANNUAL is announced with planned schedule and details to commence soon, inviting attendees and participants to mark dates and location for proceedings.
Boxing event in North Queensland aims for state title
North Queensland Amateur Boxing Association hosts a tournament with Queensland and Brisbane involvement. A.G. Berthana offers congratulations as teams push toward August shows at the Showground and Brisbane, with openings and reservations advised.
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Leiden
Quesadland
Brisbane
A. G. Berthana
Iperassara
General Marshall denounces U S wool tariff barrier
June 11 Canberra reports General Marshall condemns a tariff barrier on wool and notes a NSW 40 hour week law amendment that could affect wage pegging in other states. He says the measure may permit similar actions elsewhere while protecting against wage controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
U.S
Grecunve Council
New South Wales
Might Stymie Moves For World Wide Free Trade
General Marshall condemned the Senate and House joint conference decision to accept the wool tariff compromise. He warned the action could stymie the Geneva international trade conference and hinder plans for worldwide removal of trade barriers, complicating efforts toward peace.
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Washington
A.A.P
Marshall
Senate
House of Representatives
Geneva
Senior U S Officials Oppose Import Fee Debate
Fragmented text shows Republican Senator Bushfent and others opposing a government import fee. The article references Bushfent’s critical stance and mentions partisan tensions in Congress over potential revenue from imports. International peace and policy questions are noted, with unclear quotations and garbled names.
Amendments on provisional tax for financial year 187-48
Regulations detail a provisional tax reduction for the financial year 141-48 with graduated relief up to a maximum of 1 in the pound. Exemptions apply to bona fide prospectors and sellers of specific minerals including antimony copper nickel and vanadium. Taxpayers may receive refunds at year end or adjust deductions accordingly.
Wool Production Unimportant to U S Trade Policy
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss wool production and reciprocal trade in 1546 era contexts. Mentions attempts to levy duties on foreign wool and reactions from The New York Times and U S House committees. References to Australia supplying a large share of wool and debates over protectionist measures and tariff implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Seeder
Australia
US Plan To Check Communism Restores European Economy
The plan outlines spending up to 24,000 million for European recovery as a defense against communism. Harvard speech echoes the aim to unite European nations to restore Europe’s economy and stability through coordinated aid and policy actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flropean ‘McOnome
Searlenotor
Pam Te Nore Tae Seco
Democratic Airpean Tabons
Harvard
Bevin Escaped Stern Gang Plot Says Telegraph
A Daily Telegraph report cites Hes Lastst Nieuws claiming Mr Bevin visited Moscow last April and that Stern Gang plotted to place bombs. Bevin reportedly returned to Britain by air travel.
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MR. Bevin
STERN
Londom
Daily Telegraph
Bromelx
Hes
German recruits and volunteers report from Alsen and Brush areas
Fragmentary note reports German recruits and volunteers with roughly ten per week, about eighty percent from Alsen and Brush areas. Text is garbled but indicates recruitment flow and regional origins during an unknown date.
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Bambu
de Brisi
Australian loan funding taps New York underwriters
A New York Times financial writer reports on Australia’s 24 million dollar term funding and 136 million in bills. The deal, to be priced by June 16, could draw strong underwriting interest from major houses. Terms expected to be generous to stimulate investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Times
Wen
Nida Plays at Moortown in London
June 11 report from AAPA notes Nida competing at Moortown in London alongside Australian Shankland. The text is severely garbled but indicates a chess or game context with partners or players named Nida, Moortown, Cayine, and IMe Ae.
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London
AAPA
Vwer
St Moortown
Aeralian
Shankland
Souple
Grek
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McNeil
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Macrin Paterson
Molotov
Bevin
Seanr
Alce Coestol Commission
Maries Oss
Iim
Atainy Chieh
Britain
Russia
York
Mmivalia
New Zealand
Robert A
Vameevar Bent
Scksalis Mesa
Aviaon Arm
Funiuller
Laveres
Preedom Party
Des Satyek
Mungurin
Pallee
Srey
Medan
Reasen
Animusey
TDM Oipaeaise
Seeaid
Jeecodt Qaba Silvaty Gews Ee
Gam
le Aemity Peemler Po Ge Egy
Sos
Teak Ette
Ube Ine Smaual
Shirak
Dval
Rarcy
Seni Seetone
Letran Koma
Revere Solgaslan Urruscion
Zeke
Sao
Cee Patiea
Sritre
Europe
Cormontine
Sovick
OM Frontir
Queensland Cafe
Toubameg
Dey Bom
AID For Europe
Inet
Bushfent
Bouth Oakoe
Nelé
New York Revald Tribune
Ais International
Brazil
KO Bar
Rou Raxvca
Formgn Leciox
Nida
Moortown
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