Russia hints at compromise on Trieste at foreign ministers
At the London conference of Foreign Ministers the meeting heard a possible Russian compromise on Trieste from Molotov if Yugoslav claims could be met. Byrnes proposed a plebiscite under Allied control but Bevin and Bidault opposed, favoring ethnological study. Ministers adjourned without decision and plan an informal May 5 session.
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A.A.P
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M. Molotov
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Mr. Byrnes
Mr. Bevin
M. Bidault
Tension at conference over Russo British frontier treaty
Amid tense conference talks voices clash over a potential Russo British frontier pact and Austrian, French, and American positions. Proposals cite a 1800 square mile area and 778000 inhabitants with plans for a durable but contested border settlement and possible reconstruction of sovereignties.
Diplomatic Tensions Haunt London Peace Conference
Widespread discontent and division cloud the London peace talks as Dominion Ministers express frustration over high level disagreements. Delegates fear a breakdown may derail the conference with Brissére and Keystrace urging a more decisive stance while Boum and Cripps wrestle with stalled negotiations. The session resumes after a private postponement with ministers returning to the conference hall by mid afternoon.
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Mani
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Brissére
Keystrace
Brisbane
Mater Hospital
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Cripps
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Sean
Stowaway's Plight Off Irish Coast
A 25 year old Australian, Edward Lohman of Port, stowed away on the Georgetown Victory to Australia after being found aboard when the ship grounded on the Irish coast. Lohman, working on the Frenante docks, had no money or friends in Britain and faced remand while authorities decide if American or Australian officials will handle the case. The Bath police inspector said Lohman would be kept as comfortable as possible.
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Indian Congress conference opens under British Mission
May 5 reports from Simla say Cabinet Mission delegates meet with Indian Congress leaders in the 61st session to seek a solution on the constitutional problem. Crowds gather outside the Vice Regal Lodge as officials and delegates discuss paths toward a settlement. Dr Azad leads the Indian Congress side with A. K. Azad and allied colleagues present alongside Pethick-Lawrence and Sir Stafford Cripps as observers.
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Arsio Rite
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Lasere
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Nuremberg Shelters From Night of Explosions and Destroyed Court
Reports say three large ammunition dumps exploded near Nuremberg on May 4, sending vast fireballs across the sky and shattering windows at the city’s courthouse. Residents fled as debris and shrapnel rained over a wide area during more than two hours of blasts. Official denial of Sabotage cited demolition work on a nearby arsenal and the spread of hazardous materials.
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Combal
Fragmented OCR: Sydney Text incoherent medical note
Readable parts describe a disjointed Sydney segment with medical terms and names but lack clear actions or outcomes. The fragment mentions a chief lecturer, physicians, and a neck injury reference, but no coherent event, date, or institution to summarize.
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Sexy
Wudie Uoegay
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Seng Unley
Headmistress fined for assault after spoon tap
London May 4 A headmistress Miss Alice Miller of a church of England school was fined 1 for assault after tapping an eight year old pupil named Terence Lillie on the hand with a spoon when he refused to pass pudding. The boy reported bruising and a scratched brow. A doctor noted the hand injury was swollen and bruised.
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Alice Miller
Ghurch of England
Teenace _ Lillie
Miller
Terence
NER retires in Canberra after 43 years in taxation
Canberra May 4 the general commissioner for Teration Mr LB Jackson will retire on Monday. Mr Jackson aged 62 has served in taxation officialdom for 43 years and will be succeeded by the second commissioner for taxation Mr FS McGovern.
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LB Jackson
Jackson
FS. McGovern
Threat of Holy War Shakes Palestine over Arab plans
London reports Arab leaders in Cairo warn of possible violent action to compel partition as radio broadcasts from the Arab League promise to keep Palestine under "Wake of Tara" influence. Indian protest notes Palestine Day with calls for restraint amid mounting tensions.
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Cairo
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Palestine
US Coal Strike Deepens as National Crisis Erupts
A May 4AP report describes a 34 day coal strike seen as political and revolutionary, sparking brownouts and rail disruptions in Chicago and other cities. Sen Lucas notes potential antiwar pressure and warns the strike could threaten government actions while officials debate royalty demands and wartime fuel policy.
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von Heal
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Britain eyes 1951 or 1961 international exhibition
A London panel chaired by Lord Maravden recommends a major international exhibition to showcase Britain's postwar recovery. The plan envisions a dynamic event possibly in 1961 with two-part layout from London to Birmingham, substantial permanent buildings, and a budget around £6.09 million to £4 million. The report urges progress in housing, schools, and public services while testing British industries and varying featured showcases annually.
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Tor Skaite
US Plea to Washington Seeks Disbanding of Purchases
A May 4 Associated Press dispatch says the State has asked to disband purchasing commissions promptly and transfer code responsibilities from state to private channels. Governments named include Britain, Russia, France, Australia, Belgium, Greece, India, Malaysia, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Portugal and South Africa.
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the Einen
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Poland
Portegal
South Africa
State control will satisfy Dere on superannuation scheme
Sydney May 4 The Miners Federation says the Federal Government will secure control over the superannuation plan. Federation secretary Mr Grant told reporters the meeting would urge full and secret allocation of rotating authority to the New South Government, with representatives detailing the proposed arrangements.
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Gere SA
Coperameet Teow
Menarel
Grant
Javaew
New South
Critical falling off in famine relief shipments
Washington May 4 The Associated Press says U N R R A chief la Guardia reports a sharp drop in famine relief shipments. Compared with needs of 161000 tons of bread and cereals and 12000 tons of fats and 4000 tons of rice only 89000 and 24000 tons would be shipped. He laments we have money and ships but cannot get food delivered. people may die without cooperation.
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Associated Prese Torrespondent
U.N.R.R.A
Mr. la Guardia
U.nr.r.a
la Guardia
U.N.A.R.A
Hunger Rhythm Debate At Abler College President Warns
Dr G Shuster president of Abler College warns hunger drives Europe's collapse and prompts extreme measures. He claims Europeans endure hunger day and night to secure food while famine spreads. Hoover cites millions starving in China as relief tries to reach inland villages and rail capacity to move 200000 tons monthly through September.
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Alcatraz Mutiny Report From Island Testimony
Fragmentary OCR notes describe statements by Johnston about a mutiny on Alcatraz and the involvement of officers and a car feat. The text mentions arms, a revolver, and wear of insignia, but coherence is limited and specifics are unclear.
May Day Seizure at Sea and Alcatraz Jail Riot
Fragmented report notes a May Day incident with escape attempts and riots. An Alcatraz tower breach involved Bernard Cow and others using gas grenades and firearms. Prisoners reportedly lacked a clear escape path as guards contained the disturbance quickly.
Willie Francis reprieved from death by electric chair
New York May 4 AAP reports Willie Francis a condemned youth in Louisiana survived an electric chair execution after the switch failed witnesses described the chair sparking and the keeper noting the current could not be fully applied Francis later expressed doubt about the reprieve while showing reporters a last note scrawled on the Gesth cell wall mentioning past executions and a grim line about being killed.
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Real Estate Institute urges lifting regulations at Brisbane meeting
In Canberra on May 4 observers report the Real Estate Institute at its Brisbane conference urged the immediate removal of existing regulations. A municipal or federal policy debate centers on easing controls affecting real estate markets and inflation concerns.
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Brisbane
Air race winner dies in Germany
The report notes the death of a renowned air race victor, aged 43, after a long career linked to Australasian aviation. It references a fierce competition against Sir Charles Kingsford and mentions ties to Governor-General Stonehaven and air tour activity in the northwest Commonwealth region.
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Stonehaven
NEL MILITARY MOVES Batavia May 4 report
Report from Batavia dated May 4 notes military movements involving Lore Louie Mourtbattes. Details are limited in the fragmented dispatch, with unclear units or destinations. Further text is needed for fuller context.
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Prospects for U S loan to Britain grow bleaker
AAP report says Senate reluctance to continue wartime aid jeopardizes Britain's access to loans and flood of new funding. Observers compare Senate stance to hesitation shown toward League of Nations after World War I, warning of Bretten Woods participation loss and possible trade war implications.
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Ace Insternamte
Pase
Iid
League of Nations
Attempt to Limit Debate Sparks Senate Row Across Parties
Fragmented OCR notes show an exchange over limiting Senate debate with May votes and objections from Democrats. Mentions Johnson and Yeores with unclear context and references to Britain and U S topics, implying a heated parliamentary moment and coverage in The New York Times.
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Britain
Steals a March Contract With Fray
Washington May 4 The Associated Press reports Samater aria involving a disputed contract amid a fray with government officials.
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Security Council Eyes Persia Dispatch On Withdrawals
The New York Times reports that when the Security Council reconvenes likely on May 1 it will be informed that Russia has fulfilled the Tehran trade agreement and withdrawn its troops from all Persian provinces. Persian forces are said to have evacuated, with remaining units expected to depart by May 6, and the Palestine issue may be sent to the Council soon.
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Ew York
Security Council
Persia
Russia
Tehran
Rewauan
Saya Jt
Palestine
Amateur Driller Faces Trial After Drilling Incident
A young uncertified hand, James Your, a 19 year old amateur driller, accused of risky oil well work leading to costly drift issues. Investigators estimate damages around £4800 to £5000, with the case centering on dangers and financial penalties.
Allied Demand Presses Germany for Armaments Details
Swiss authorities report Allied demand seeks information on German armaments programs. Officials caution over sensitive data while confirming cooperation steps with Allied powers to verify stockpiles and production figures. A Zurich briefing notes ongoing exchanges and potential security considerations.
Lost son of marine officer hints at doom in Adelaide
May 4 report from Adelaide states the son of a marine officer named Biraiter shows signs of distress. Authorities express concern over his wellbeing as community members await further news on his condition and possible fate.
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