Riot in Tel Aviv as British troops open fire on crowds
Tel Aviv reports say British forces established headquarters in Col ony Square with road guards. Demonstrators looted and damaged government buildings, causing about £100,000 in damage. Orders were given to fire after warning banners were ignored. Injuries included two dead? two serious and fourteen slightly injured among soldiers and police, with a fresh outbreak reported this morning.
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London
Colony Square
Tel Aviv
Reuter
Masor
J. V. Sheppe
Shenne
Tal Aviv
Government Offices Set Afire Amid Turmoil Report In Nation
An unrest flares as government offices burn in scattered protests across the capital. Authorities report arson and clashes with security forces, while citizens voice demands for reform and transparency in governance. Several officials condemn the violence and pledge investigations into the incidents.
Greek Sailors Reach British Ports for 78 Day Feed Deal
Fragmentary text notes Greek sailors in transit to British ports via IAAP or similar group. Mentions a growing line and a parley about a 78 day provision for seamen. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
International Tennis Agreement Reported By AAP
The Associated Press correspondent notes the United States Lawn Tennis Association and officials discussed participation and a potential Japan invitation as the peak event nears. Malcolm Ward stated some progress but details remain unclear about timing and entry.
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York
Associated Press
United States
Lary Tennis Association
Sscra
Malcom Ward
Nev
Anglican Assembly Debates Modery Methods for Church Unity
London nov fourteenth reports AAPA proposal by the Bishop of Rochester De Chavasse urging moderated methods to advance the church’s unity. He argues that the assembly must address how to modernize, maintain reverence, and spread the gospel while preserving spiritual aims and discipline.
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London
Rochester de Chavasse
Doctor Chavane
England
U S Plans Liners for World Trade
New York reports the Maritime Commission plans to fund a world passenger and air freight service with 37,000 tons. Fleet deployment includes routes on the Frano Franco-Japan line and two ships on the Australian run, highlighting expansion aims for global shipping and air freight.
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New York
New York Times
Washington
Maritime Commission
Toleven
Twans
Unclear fragmentary political confrontation in London
Fragmentary OCR text depicts alleged Polish and German political tensions in London with mentions of Erdle, Ghertrimae, and Leaders. The passage appears garbled, referencing military warmth, a resident named Lh ther reluser, and monitoring of a senior wagate. No coherent events or outcomes are identifiable.
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London
Italiaks Deportation From Venezia and Giulia
Rome reports Prime Minister Parri stated Yugoslavia deported about 7000 Italians from Venezia e Giulia amid a forced population shift. He accused the operation of erasing ethnic Italians and claimed Allied talks anticipated such moves. Parri warned of broader consequences for regional stability and cautioned Rome’s view of the London conference.
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Rome
Signor
F Parri
Jugoslavia
Venesia
Giulia
Vallam
RAF Plane Crashes Reported Near London and Cairo
News wires report RAF plane crashes with fatalities among service personnel. A Warwick aircraft burned at sea near Moray Firth with one survivor. Cranial reports state several RAF crews killed as information flows from Cairo and London, with details still unclear.
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Lonnon
Eral
Ripen
Brunsan
England
Murtang’& Hendon
Orek Locker Club
Bruseele
RAF
Bennetvilane
Cairo
Britain
Castelbenita
Tars
Reuter
Warwick
Moray
Ine
Portuguese Elections Reported Free and Contested
Portuguese president Salazar reportedly reconsidered the elections amid claims of irregularities. A Lisbon correspondent notes party leaders and regime supporters dispute the outcome while Britain is mentioned as seeking collaboration.
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Lindon
FAAP
Salazari del Dice
Lisbon
Thersa
Vitor
Britain
Seataty
Malayan affairs and the push for civil government reform
A report from Singapore discusses Malaya's political future, noting debate over restoring a civil government and the role of British policy. Major General Ralph Hogg addresses a Sino Advisory Council meeting, emphasizing fair participation for Malayan peoples in self administration amid mounting political articulation.
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Singapore
Ralph Hote
Sine
Far Damages Claim Shifts Over Wreck Details
An unclear report outlines a damage claim connected to a recent incident. The document mentions a beneficiary named William and references a legal action seeking damages. The fragmentary text hints at a civil claim and potential court involvement without full specifics.
Slaughter described as convoy attacked by Indonesian forces
The report recounts a brutal convoy attack with many women and children killed. Eyewitnesses cite Indonesian forces using grenades and heavy fire as survivors describe the chaotic hours of fighting and the loss of numerous civilians.
Threat of Industrial Upheaval in Australia Sparks Cabinet Action
Nov 14 Canberra reports warn of widespread industrial upheaval across Australia. Prime Minister T. I. Chitey may intervene at Broken Hill and Newcastle Port Kemble disputes. Senator McKenna Leb and Tasmanian ministers push for an industrial policy to curb unrest amid warnings of strikes and labor tensions.
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Canberra
Australia
Canberts West
T. I Chitey
Gay
Newcastle
Kemble
Airine
Sumimar
Victorias
L McPfarlan
AP Texa
Ahipa
McKenna Leb
Tasmanla
Offals Munsters
Nions
Hic
Sith
Mabie
Ling
Kola
Sobered talks stall amid US Soviet deadlock
Reported clashes and stalled negotiations mark a day of tension as Washington and Moscow remain at odds over aid to China and the broader Sino Allied dispute. Officials in both capitals describe no breakthrough as wartime strains and domestic pressure influence the stalemate.
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Washington
Ernie Haem Amet
Seno
China
Fighting in Sourabaya Reaches Full Intensity
A correspondent reports from Batavia that Sourabaya fighting has reached full intensity with Indonesians better organized. They are now in defensive positions using small arms machine guns and a few tanks while large calibre shells hit brigade headquarters last night.
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Batavia
Novie
A.A.P
Aconee
Itavin
Harry Plumridge
Sourabaya
Ing
Queensland Crisis Shapes Brisbane Fire Position
Queensland event notes tension in Brisbane as crisis deepens, with officials citing defense and energy sectors. Machinery and leadership shifts referenced, signaling strategic moves to shore up control. Unclear specifics due to broken OCR, but mentions Beemmne and leaders like Leah and Coad in tied discussions.
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Brisbane
Queenelant
Leah
High Officials of Public Service Review Meeting
A fragmentary report describes a senior public service executive gathering. It mentions a meeting, a treaty context, and potential ongoing service issues. Names and precise actions are unclear due to damaged text.
Cable Brevities from London and International Snippets
European dispatches report British and Soviet forces in activity with casualties cited in Saigon and Java theater rumors. Dutch ship crew mutiny claims arms bound for British troops in Indonesia. Swedish physicist Siegbahn cites near term potential work with Swedish power project. Frankfurt clergy protest US Army actions while ironical dissension surfaces within talk of escape.
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Aupndon
Bombay
Java
Indonesia
Regional Electricity Board appoints new members
The Regional Electricity Board announced the appointment of members to the Cairns Regional Freebie Board representing shires and cities in North Queensland. The slate includes Lemuel Fountain Cordrats chairman and delegates from Cairns, Townsville, Moruhigan, Atherton, Herberton, Etheriaze, and Cardwell shires with terms until the next triennial elections in April 1946. The first board meeting is set for November 28, 1945 at the Council Chambers Cairns.
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Arisnane
Premies tAt PA
Croper
Inoday
Calrte
Freeieity
Beard
Chit
Art
Lemuel Foun
Cordrats
In State Electricity
Commission of Queensland
William Alois Collins
Te Cairne
William Wepry Morehigan Alderdhen
Jonnstone
Cardwell
Vocal Authority
Chambers Catena
Medical Breakthrough Targets Scarlet Fever Cure
The American Medical Association reports a promising seven day treatment showing rapid relief for scarlet fever symptoms. Early results from a small number of cases suggest the regimen may reduce fever and mitigate complications affecting heart joints and other organs, though findings remain tentative pending more trials.
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AAR
American Medical Association
Morton
Acquisition of Land Moves Through Parliament
Segistation de signed to acquire land for war service land settlement passed through committer stages in Parliament to night without amendment.
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Hrisbane
War Service
Indonesian cabinet reshuffle signals shift on Japan ties
The Batavia dispatch reports a cabinet reshuffle led by Sjaffuddin and Syahrir as Indonesia moves away from Japanese influence. New ministers vow a clean break with Tokyo while strengthening domestic democratic oversight and cooperation with foreign powers.
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Batavia
Novi
AAP
Amocsied Press
Tadenfian
Sviian Rjahrir
Wolener
Lkely
Colin Bria
Dr Staritude
Thor
Mba Rad
Sjarifuddin
Dir Suekarno
Omer
Packervund
Ae Syahrir
Imelighe
Drugs From Native Plants Review
A fragmented report surveys native plants and their medicinal and poisonous properties. It notes many species and mentions investigations, with limited clear conclusions and scattered references to tests and collections.
Fourth Victory Loan aims hit record but faces delays
Canberra reports that the Fourth Victory Loan target may be exceeded asPrime Minister addresses the nation. Weather and logistical issues hamper distribution in capital cities, with delays lasting several days.
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Canberra
Tor
Med R.chifes
UNESCO Conference in London Preview
A London report outlines UNESCO delegates from 22 nations debating the preamble to Article One. It stresses global cooperation in science, education, and culture to foster authentic understanding, peaceful exchange, and shared knowledge among peoples.
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London
Cnet
Onesco
United Nation
Unesco
Infantile Paralysis Adds Six New Brisbane Cases
Queensland health authorities announced six additional infantile paralysis cases today. The update lists four cases in Toowoomba and four in Brisbane, including two girls from Brisbane and one each from Clifton and the Toowoomba area. A total of 129 cases have been recorded in the state, with 41 first-year cases previously reported.
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Brisbane
Toowoomba Churn
England
Aren & Gf
Clitton
Annamese Amazons Trained As Guerrilla Fighters
London report on November 14 states Annamese women are undergoing guerrilla training under male instructors. Civilians in Hanoi number 1000 with 4500 more in urban areas. preparations include arms and tactical drills for operations linked to nearby Saigon. Several people were killed in Saigon when a grenade exploded in the marketplace yesterday.
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Hanoi
Toasson
Buigon
Thierry
Dar
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