21 Nation Peace Conference Proposed for June 15
The Paris report says U S Secretary of State Byrnes proposed a 21 nation peace conference in Paris starting June 15 to discuss unresolved peace treaties. Ministers agreed only to deputy lists of points of agreement and disagreement and to draft an interim report. Molotov backed June 15 or any date if treaties are before the ministers' deputies lists.
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London
A.A.P
Associated Press
Paris
U.S
J. F. Byrnes
Byrnes
Reuters
Trieste
M. Molotov
Deadlock on major questions clouds European diplomacy
A lengthy dispatch traces stalled talks among Britain France and the United States over plans for German Rhineland postwar control. It notes deepening divisions and hints at a federation model as a possible path, with discussions focusing on governance borders and security in West Germany and surrounding regions.
Nuclear research page machine overtn
A garbled report from London on May 4 concerns a scientific department order related to a large 200 billion and a 189 cm object connected to Glasgow University. The text is corrupted with misspellings and incomplete phrases, mentioning figures like Timom Parker and references to propulsion and greens, rendering specifics uncertain. The fragment hints at a meeting or project briefing but lacks clear outcomes or actions.
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London
Department of Stientide Ind Educt Legearth
Iter
Ickers
Clasgowe University
Giagows
Timom Parker
Uae
Protest at Moscow radio amid Allied powers peace moves
Fragmentary OCR shows protesters near Moscow radio and Pere Minkeats retin yesterday. The text mentions a conference of Allied powers and a peace travel aim. Names and clear facts are garbled. core idea is protest tied to a wartime peace conference.
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Lomdon
Moscow Radio Awe
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Pere Minkeats
United Chater
Palestine inquiry aims to prompt action on unity
An unclear Palestine report notes calls for prompt effecting actions by leaders to implement a Serine athe plan. Officials anticipate cooperation following President Truman's meeting, while observers warn that only a limited path exists and large scale changes may be delayed.
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Palestine
Trujade
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Coopera
Pasmoris
US Loan to Britain Faces Rejection of Base Exchange Plan
Washington dispatch reports American opposition to a proposal linking a loan to Britain with bases. Senator McParlandy’s amendment was defeated, delaying Senate approval. Observers note that the administration seeks a revenue measure, while U.S. industry fears cutbacks if Britain’s position weakens.
Pan American Defence Talks Revealed in Commons
In the House of Commons yesterday the government faced questions on Truman’s proposed action for Pan American defense. Mr Mark Mackenzie King of Canada said the idea of a unified defense pact had not been agreed, but conversations had occurred between the two governments regarding defense of the Western Hemisphere and potential joint use of Goose Bay and Gander port facilities.
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Evacuation of Egypt and British Alliance Acclaimed
Discussion framed evacuation of Egypt within the San Francisco Charter. Britain faced imperial pressure over timing and terms. Some Egyptians feared alliance would harm Egypt, others saw danger in delay. Both sides misjudged the outcome of cooperation.
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British Alliance
San Francisco
Briain
Dominion Opinions Split On evacuation Decision
A House of Commons debate centered on whether the Dominions agreed to Britain's plan to evacuate Rayyt. Attlee said Dominions accepted the decision but wanted clarity on assumptions and timing. The Dominion ministers urged clearer understanding while noting Britain's policy autonomy and imperial unity.
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Fragmented Oceanic Disorder Prompts Military Gaffe
Unclear fragments describe geopolitical tension and command statements by General Mir Thomas Blame. The text hints at attempts to secure control, disdain for abandonment, and a focus on defense factors affecting the Empire amid a wet season.
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Britain
Seagal
Karpin Rm
Besig
Black market activity in New York raises sugar supply concerns
Unclear OCR text references alleged American Food Agency actions and a prolonged wait related to American sugar. Key names, dates, and specifics are unreadable, but the fragment indicates tensions around sugar shortages and enforcement by a U.S. agency amid wartime measures in New York.
Victory Celebrations and War Hospitality in London
An OCR fragment outlines victory celebrations in London and the War Office administration. It notes hospitality programs for contingents from dominions and allied troops, with references to hospitals and arrivals of ships such as HMAS Shropshire. It mentions reopening of a social club and a voyage to Portsmouth planned for May.
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Hmas
Shropshire
Auntalan
Abd
Portsmouth
Inquiry Ordered Charge Against Dr Malan
In Catetown May the Acting Premier ordered an inquiry into whether Dr Malan had any contact with enemy agents during the war. German Foreign Office documents reportedly show a German agent told Malan and General Smuts that if not cooperative, 300,000 Australian troops could occupy South Africa. A former agent named Hans Lert is mentioned with his wife allegedly having discussed plans with Malan.
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Maina
Ememy Egenls
Rim Asain Tien Jae Ara
Uae
Ae Jware
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Malan
Hans
Lert
Germany
Ranines
Manchuria government claim sparks U S reaction
American Press correspondent reports that the Communist party in Manchuria has established a provincial government, with claims of control over central institutions. Officials say the government is in place and that foreign observers expect further consolidations amid postwar policy tensions.
Canadian trade outlook at Foreign Trade Conference
True Minister Mackinnon told the Foreign Trade Conference immediate relief to shipments could arrive soon and might boost employment. he stressed Canada’s policy favors private enterprise and that the government will complement, not replace, private initiative while pursuing growth and prosperity.
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York
Ham- Won
Ontario
Mackinnon
Canadien
British high commissioner delays trip to Nomalia
London dispatch notes United Kingdom High Commissioner Astle plans to delay departure to Nomalia by two to three weeks. The report mentions Mr Williams’s remarks on bowls and per lice, and interest in future activities in Australia and the United States.
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United
Kingdnen High Commissioners
Astle Mtr
Willen Ie
Breas Thal
Nomalia
Ithney
Williams
Australia
Rontinum
SOG Confused Korea Talks Cast Into Provisional Governance
AAP reports the Seoul summit body adjourned amid conflicting signals on Korea’s future. The Soviet delegation inched toward involvement while indicating no firm plans, as the American and Korean parties debated provisional governance and boundary implications for the divided occupation zones and surrounding regional stakes.
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Seoul
Arpoliens Soeet
Simon
Ccosderabie
Ccosderabie ‘Dela
Patel
Wores
Korea
Montis
Italian Complaint on Hostility Surrounding Us
Italian Prime Minister de Gasperi stated that hostility surrounds Italy as Slavic pressures grow, describing the foreign ministers conference as unresolved and noting that Italian questions remain far from solved amid a shifting world stage. The dialogue drew sympathy but failed to clear the path forward.
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Siendo de Gasperi
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Fighting in Persia Report of Kurdish clashes and casualties
A Persian stand in Kurdistan met heavy resistance as Kurdish forces pressed near Ghazi. Casualties were reported on both sides with Persian troops pushed back, signaling evolving clashes in the region amid ongoing military activity.
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Obnoxious Germans Madeid Fourth Cuaty Incident
Ambiguous OCR text reports an event involving German individuals and a suspect described as obnoxious. Details are unclear due to garbled words. The fragment mentions a man B and a fourth cuaty date, with references to Seopa and Seopa res.
War Crimes Charge Trial Testimony On High Seas
Captain Otto Kranzbuehler resumes defence of Admiral Doenitz claiming sea warfare must be shown as it was, arguing the tribunal cannot judge German methods alone. He speaks amid war crimes proceedings at Nuremberg, linking aggression against Poland and Norway to the case.
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Justification of Allied Actions in Norway and U-Boat Threat
The defense papers argue British forces fired on Germans in the water off Norway to justify actions against German survivors and destroyers. Witness affidavits describe German orders and mobilization gaps, noting U-boat unpreparedness at war start and British wartime constraints. The material discusses German plans to attack Britain and the shift in Allied perception of international law during the conflict.
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Chamberlain
England
Doenite
Ier
Tata
World Food Shortage Sparks London Conference Debates
A May 8 dispatch reports talks in London on world food shortages led by the World Food Board amid drought and grain declines. Attlee and Truman are noted as figures in discussions with U N agencies planning a long term program to avert famine. The UN Food and Agriculture Organization opens a Washington symposium to assess the crisis and set a four to five year plan to stabilize global food supply.
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Waahington
Coin and Food Board
Hall
Aarvort, Inc
United Nations Food and Agricultural Organisation
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T'eiy
Europe
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Revere
Operation in Bottom Japanese Submarine Tank Raid
In the Pacific Ocean near Shiki and Raney, Japanese submarine fleet engages in action against Allied forces. A Japanese heavy guard unit is reported near degraded docks at Kure, with attempts to dispose of enemy assets. The scene centers on a coastal valley action and nearby ships.
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Australian Wheat Purchase Aims to Ease Starvation
UNRRA announces a large Australian wheat buy to ship to relief efforts. The purchase, part of a 1,000,000 ton allocation by the Combined Food Board, targets hungry populations in China and supports UNRRA relief programs in Washington.
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UNRRA
Todaungry
Oe Combined Food Board
Washington
Urbra Wsed Ua
Ea Wow
China
Diplomatic Exchanges and Public Appointments
Fragmentary report notes changes in diplomatic posts and government offices. Mentions Jemman appointment discussions with Australia, W J Dugramma, elections in Dublin, Sir George Knowle’s resignation as Secretary to the ANOMER General's Department, and new roles for High Commissioner and Attorney General candidates.
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Wien
Be Byatt
Srani Atlin Sotic
Amsterdam Spin Ends Abruptly After Slow Start
In Amsterdam, a chaotic scene unfolds as the spins falter following a slow start, drawing attention from local observers and leaving questions about what happens next in the event.
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