British Government Policy On Greek Affairs
London reports the British Foreign Office reaffirming support for Greece's early elections once stability returns. It recalls Bevin's 1944 pledge for a fair vote, followed by a plebiscite on monarchy or republic within the year. The Varkiza accord shifted the sequence, prioritizing the plebiscite before elections. Royalist and EAM shifts noted. London hosted allied discussions on holding elections in 1945.
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Greece
Foreign Office
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Bevin
E.A.M
Election Agreement Not Invalidated Amid Greece Crisis
A fragmented British note discusses Greek elections and U S and British involvement in Greece amid wartime tension. It notes 14 parties contesting and a push for a strong March turnout, referencing Greece, Beit troops, and international observers.
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Eure
William Webbs Japanese Trials Justice Seerwan Remarks
Mr Justice Brennan noted Sir William had already acted as adviser to the investigator of Japanese provinces and delivered several reports to the Australian and British Governments. Sir William plans to return to Tokio within a week to resume duties.
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Justice Brennan
William
Tokio
Ambush in London Portents of British Justice Debate
Fragmentary report describes an ambush on a road near Berwick upon Tweed with American Army personnel involved. Injured officers face uncertain fates as discussions of British legal response and wartime order surface amid confusion and political pressure.
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London
Felice
Smibvuiface Stich
Aignalied
Berwich-an-Tweed
Whem
Soviet seeks postponement of Security Council meeting
Washington dispatch reports that the Soviet Union asked for delaying the UN Security Council session on the Persian case. Dr Trygve Lie indicated the council aims for swift consideration, and Western powers likely oppose the postponement.
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U.N.O
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M. Dy. Ln
Negotiations on Fenian and Soviet Government Tactics
Fragmented OCR report notes negotiations involving the Fenian Government and the Soviet Government. It mentions questions about readiness to participate and a claim that suspicions existed regarding who contacted whom. The text references Premier Ghavessi and possible end of sessions after a forest event.
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Somiet
Rome
Ab Manson
Ghavessi
British Plans on Polish Capitulants After Yamashita Action
British government discusses demobilisation and repatriation of Polish captives after Yamashita affair. Talks with commanders stress fair treatment, cautious guarantees, and collaboration with allied governments. Some soldiers may not wish to return. arrangements aim to ease separation from families.
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Bevio
Bernie
Commandese
Crwons to Delay In London Flight Check
A tangled London report notes a star with Persians failing a test or certification related to travel plans. Officials prepared to address the issue as delays ripple through the schedule.
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London
Allied Agency Sought To Rebuild After War
AAP reports in London on March 3 that Australia seeks cooperation with the Allied Control Council to set up a reparations agency to handle postwar German reparations. The Brussels meeting will discuss eligibility and actions under Allied authority.
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AAP
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Seter-Allied” Reparation Agency
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Eligmion Schweze
Wemern
Allied Control] Council
Eciaferd
Fragmented OCR: tree and taming of Warren Fearn ry
Fragment reads awkwardly about a tree and a taming event involving Warren Fearn ry, with unreadable surrounding text. No clear person dates places or organizations are discernible to establish a full news item or outcome.
Homma to de Bataan cruelties rebuttal in war crimes tone
General MacArthur condemns the Bataan death march as among the gravest crimes against soldiers and humanity. He decries the brutality, calling for accountability and noting it marks a nadir in modern military conduct, with echoes of chivalry and honor invoked in response.
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Thia
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Borrer
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Ube
Fragmentary note hints at March event timing
A garbled OCR fragment mentions March and a potential event date but provides no clear names places or details.
Prelude to Pearl Harbour variant from Stimbon
The fragment mentions H L Stimbon and a March 30 note about Mr Stinson receiving information in the early morning of November 3, 1841. It references Japanese movements along the Atlantic coast and a White House visit, with evasive mentions of Presidents Roosevelt and Burnsor and three alternatives discussed.
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Relsted
Assiic
White House
Roosevett
Bumsor
Rocowvett
Former Persian premierPut in protective custody report
Fragmentary report states a former Persian premier was taken into protective custody amid unclear reasons. Officials describe tensions between anti and pro-British factions as the suspect reportedly cites being arrested without explanation.
Persian youths conscripted in bold army mobilization
Persian youths are drafted as part of a broad military mobilization. Reports indicate a conscription age around 15 with deferments possible for some, amid tightening security near Sardis and Bardia. The movement follows regional tensions and higher foreign interest in Persian affairs.
Food trains raid London disrupts shipments amid raids
Reported raid across London disrupts rail and road food shipments. Authorities note curtailment of some programs and potential schedule changes as security actions affect European operations. Officials foresee partial shipment reductions through late June with broader impact on Europe.
Fragmentary OCR record with unreadable content
A damaged OCR fragment contains scattered letters and phrases, with no clear names, dates, places, or events readable enough to identify. The text appears garbled and fails to convey a coherent news item or disclosure.
Russia weighs wheat offer as UN relief aid debated
In a March 30 Atlantic City dispatch from QEAINT Russia, the nasutad Secretary for State disclosed that UNRRA-linked Tumis of che sould supply wheat or humary ow. No definite figure was announced, but Russia hinted at selling about eight thousand tons of wheat and barley. Mr. Clayton noted the report could affect MNALA’s request and the United States’ stance on fast oven at Mae sipping new Sacrifice.
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Nasutad
Mer
Clayton
Ake United
Mae
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