Defence counsel fail in bid to halt Nuremberg trial
The tribunal rejected a legality motion by 20 defendants claiming retroactive law invalidated the war crimes trial. Lord Justice Lawrence ruled the motion conflicted with the tribunal charter. Proceedings paused for consultation, with Hess briefly exiting due to cramps before returning.
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Nuremberg
A.A.P
Lawrence
Doctor Stahmer
Justice Lawrence
Doctor Thoma
Hess
Defendants Enter Pleas Of Not Guilty In Obscure Trial
Fragmented OCR narrative covers defendants entering not guilty pleas amid chaotic testimony. Names, dates, and locales are garbled but indicate a court proceeding with multiple participants and delayed verdicts. The text mentions legal figures and procedural actions, though specifics remain unclear.
Azerbaijan Trouble Reverberates From Tehran Dispatch
Washington reports Tehran declares Iranian military authorities halted Persian transits to handle Azerbaijan unrest. Persian authorities ordered a return, while Western reactions accuse Tehran of suppressing democracy. BBC coverage notes alleged British support for factions amid regional turmoil. The piece cites violence and oppression claims tied to Azerbaijan and Northern Persia.
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Washington
Tehran
Kazyin
Azerbaijan
Berlin Trial Proceedings Shadow School Plans
The report notes court readings and defense maneuvers in the Nuremberg case, with German defense lawyers seeking time and a plan to prepare the defense. It mentions a shift toward Berlin schools adjusting to wartime conditions and the Nazi era’s impact on education amid Allied occupation.
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Tar
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Ac Rumenia
Berlin
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Nas
Nuremberg
Zial
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Ad Schulze
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Hiter
Sha
Re War Mile
Prvcemser
Hanna
Prime Minister's Son Plans to Speed Up Nation
Canberra dispatch notes plans to accelerate repatriation and troop movements. About 31,000 to be returned this month and 31,000 next month, with 36,000 more to move, totaling 98,000 to be brought home. Garrison and occupational force total 62,000.
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Canberra
Wittinn Iw
Australia seeks overseas volunteers for island war relief
Mr Chifley announced voluntary service for men overseas and in Australia for work in New Guinea and other Pacific areas to clear areas held by Japanese. Plans include faster repatriation of prisoners of war and scaled shipping reductions as Allied supply improves.
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Chifley
Australia
Tie
Vie Wilande
Wena Ly New Guinea
Beitab
Xiom
Priscnme
Malaya
Siam
Japan
Pacify
Asia
Britain
Tel Aviv Shooting Sparks Government Statement
November 2, Palestine Government issued a formal statement denying rioters would be court-martialed and claiming restraint was exercised after Tel Aviv shooting reports. The Mayor of Tel Aviv and British commander were cited as discussing actions, while officials said orders to open fire were not given and that care would be taken to avoid further violence.
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London
Lwinns
Tel Aviv
Leaner Rokaeh
J. Dole Therestier
Boix
Imveri
Tepocen
British film magnate buys stake in Australian theatre
A Swedon report says British film magnate Mr I. A Ranke has acquired a controlling share in the Greater Worn Theatre in Australia. The move is seen as signaling a shift to restrict Hollywood films from the Graster Theatre screens. Currently 0 to 85 per cent of British films play in Australia, with new plans to expand Australian offerings.
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Sydney
Swedon
I. A Ranke
Australia
Manchurian Capital Meeting Delays Air Troop Move
A report notes a required meeting in Manchuria before Chisna can authorize flying troops into the region, delaying the overland drive and military logistics as doctrine and strategy are reviewed.
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Chisna
Manchuria
Hoy
Greek cabinet resigns after Athens crisis
Greek cabinet steps down amid Athens political turmoil. Britain’s Foreign Secretary Bevin reportedly pressed for a plebiscite on government restoration while Sophoulis is tasked with forming a new administration. Debates over Greece’s economic aid and policy continue as Britain signals cautious support.
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Myer
London
Athens
Bevin
Greece
Omer
McNeill
Britain
Britein
Grek
Calcutta Test Ends With Australian Collapse At Eden Gardens
Cricketers describe a cool day as Calcutta grounds hosted a tight match. Australia were skittled for 107 in the first innings with Miller and Sarwate among key bowlers. The Australians then faced 281 for victory as Curie, Price and others shone before stumps.
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Calcitta
Aupallay Services
Eden Gardans
Whittine
Dettiford
Hamieser
Tintal
Rausht
Deen Smiare
Sraian
Howlie
Nonus
Sarwate
Toarth Wat Alsin
Juin
Miller
Shaw Bremner
Nuys
Chad
Mushingw
Curie Fotamt
Price
Iast
Gift to Britain message and overseas aid items
A fragmented note mentions a Christmas cake donation and large quantities of jam tins and boxer medallions sent overseas. It references a patriotic message “Thank You Britain” and appears to be an aid gesture to Britain from South Atlantic sources.
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South Aéticx
Britain
Pearl Harbor Warning Powers and Plans Discussed
Washington officials briefed on Col Knox warning about rapid military readiness, possible surprise attacks from surface ships and submarines, and the need to strengthen defenses. Admiral Richardson and Col Kerr discuss Japan’s actions, Burma Road implications, and potential naval lines of supply between Hawaii, the Philippines, and Netherlands East Indies.
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Rindwriten
State Department
Hornbeck
Richardson
Japan
United States
Ieee
Colonal
Ammai Ortori
Kier
Jum
Harold Stark
Laval
Burma Road
Kerrald Tat
America
Jet Plane Disappears Believed to Have Been Stolen
London reports a five seat Gloster Meteor vanished from an airfield believed stolen. RAF search covers southern England as Meteors fail to land or communicate. Officials say the missing jet could have crashed or made a forced landing, with pilots injured in the event.
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London
Wve
EAP Sa Don
Mall
Britain
Erin
TN Am Andlay
Romes
Rattn
RAF Ation
Maleasearth
Eoa
R A F Dakotas Leave for Semarang to Face Crisis
London dispatch reports Indonesians have cut roads to Semarang. Reuter's Betavia rep says RAF Dakota aircraft are departing to confront the ugly situation after an urgent call.
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R.A.F. Dakotas
Semarang
London
A.A.P
Reuter
Betavia
Withdrawn Allied troops alter Batavia appeal communique
Batavia reports Allied troops pulled back amid tension as Indonesian forces attack areas around central squares. A Pan Indonesian mood and rumors of atrocity claims fuel fear while Gurkha units and barbed wire hold key zones. Jesuits allegedly executed in Magelang amid disorder.
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Batavia
Acatevien
Phumridge
Bundoeng
Cd Amereur
Ie Batavia
Koenignpetn
Brisanin Forene
Saran
Soursbays Aval
Magelaniy
Atomic energy research prospects and timelines discussed
In Londery dated notes Professor Me Le Oliphant outlines optimistic views on micrenergy becoming available for trial and commercial use within a few years. He cautions a five year maximum to prepare, aiming to position Britain to lead in industrial development and balance Anglo American and Russian influence in future energy policy.
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Londery
Selon UM
Ameritec
Ruslan Coen
Food Control Policy Aimed to Expand Under Government Plan
A wartime style note reports the food controller unit plans to continue reduction in activity while reorganizing structures. Officials say eventual full control will shift to a separate department, taking over operations from the current core committee.
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Sustetey
Department
Merve
Prison Ship Blown Up by Allied Submarine Off Sumatra
In Batavia on November 26 Allied forces torpedoed the prison ship near Sumatra. Survivors report weeping near the coast as the vessel exploded after hits from the Royal Navy and Allied subs. Several crewmen died from exposure and injuries.
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Sumatra
Batavia
Remstra
Penny Penny Press Ra London Nov 38 Departs Rate Debate
AAP report from London notes a memorandum from the Cornell My i Macrsom president urging the Prime Minister to receive a deputation from the Unt The Empire Frew Culen discusses penny rate economics as a concern across the Empire The Bermuda conference and communications with the press are mentioned in the context of achieving a higher rate for transmission and press matters.
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London
The
Empire
Cornell My i
Macrsom
Rr Saiter
Depair
Unt
Unclear headers reflect wartime governance debate
Fragmentary OCR recalls discussions of government funds and imperial control during wartime. The piece hints at Prime Minister Sid and ministers denying funds reports while noting increased word counts and information flows. references Dominions, Solomons, and tensions over colonial governance.
Fortress record sails to Washington amid hazy notes
A brief, fragmentary report notes a long voyage toward Washington aboard a plane termed a super fortress. Details are obscured by corruption, but it mentions weight, distance, and an absence of certain representatives while referencing a prior record and a possible carrier from Australia.
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