First Dakota Passenger Rescued From Glacier Wreck
London dispatch reports Brigadier-General Haynes among the first to be evacuated from a glacier wreck by a Storch plane at 10 40 am. He notes one enlisted man with a broken leg, while other occupants appear well. Rescue flights reached the site from 6 and 8 am, with parties proceeding toward Gauli hut. Wayne Folsom is among the Dakota staff wounded. Major Hitz describes locating the deserted Dakota, then rejoining rescue groups 3000 feet lower.
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London
A.A
Reuter
Rosenlaui
Storch
Haynes
Wayne Folsom
Hitz
Gauli
Rescue of Dakota survivors in Alpine glacier recovery
Swiss and American teams evacuate 12 survivors from a wrecked Dakota after a seven hour ascent through ice and crevasses. 140 US troops enter frontier to assist. Doctors join the spearhead as medical supplies and blankets reach the crew. All aboard reported alive.
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United “States
Eneter
Amist
Dakota
Can Code
Shooting of fugitive under Lismore magistrate inquiry
Lismore November 13 coronial inquiry into the death of William George Brice 31 Brunswick Victoria who died October 14 after being shot by Constable J ONeill during a street chase with Sergeant Grin. Seven shots were fired from about 60 yards as Brice fled a jewellery shop, four splintered glass. ONeill later fired at Brice’s legs and hit him in the back. Coroner K W C Avery returned a finding that the death resulted from a bullet wound and noted potential issues in the execution of duty.
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Lismore
Wat Pean
Htead
K. W. C Avery
William George Brice
Brunswick
Victoria
J. O'Neill
Grin
Consable O'Neill
Kennet
O'Neill
Anata
Brice
O'Neil
Fred
Commable ‘Execu
Purge of Japanese wartime leaders eyed in Tokyo
A wartime leadership purge in Japan is expected to affect thousands, with a broad housecleaning ordered by the government and backed by Allied headquarters. The move targets individuals linked to January balloon incidents and war-time actions, aiming to renew control and reduce former authorities’ influence.
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Tokio
Native tensions shadow parliamentary dinner plan
Mr. Stent organized arrangements for a parliamentary dinner with the Duke of Gloucester on December 8. He said he revoked the promise due to impossible conditions in the refreshment room and spoke of staff observation, while discussing natives living areas and road safety as reasons for withheld salaries and ongoing restraints after years as a prisoner of war.
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Stent
Duke of Gloucester
Sle
Eresse
Iran
Political Fear Forces Communist Leaders Underground
Fragmentary text indicates Communist leaders went underground due to fear of expulsion. Mentions Russia, war of nerves, and opposition to a Hitler model. Overall unclear but points to suppressed political beliefs and covert activity among party figures.
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Rusia
Aguinst
Beit Sdemi
Exaw
Parliament row critic in London hazards harsher tone
In London on November 23 a parliamentary criticism session heard Lord President of the Council Herbert Morrison tell a select committee that ongoing inquiries by select committees will frighten the government more than investigations. He warned ministers to move quickly if problems arise to avoid backlash.
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London
Council
Herbert Morrion
Wrecked in Ibid Bea Port Talbot disaster
London reports a wreck with three bodies found among two lifeboats. The vessel Baie at hell Eire Ale, due to arrive on November 21, is missing from Port Talbot.
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London
Hell
Cadre
Port Talbot
Launch explosion near Palm Island wrecks three men
A mine explosion near Palm Island Brisbane destroyed a launch and likely killed three men, Ariker Moors and Vernon Semaine among the missing. The wreckage was hurled 300 feet into the air, with survivors searching debris as authorities worry bodies will not be found. Five other fishing launches nearby were left idle as efforts continued. The incident is reported from Townsville with details about the boat and the explosion.
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Ivor Wardrop
Brisbane
Norday
Tennis Coaching Incident Reveals Turbulent Night
Fragmentary OCR text shows disjointed mentions of coaching, attempts at sailing or fishing groups, and a reference to a Mr A B Car with unclear roles. The passage is fragmented with multiple garbled names and places, preventing a clear event or outcome.
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Brishana Oumvsend
A.B
FOUDED UKRANIAN DELEGATE ORE
New York Police report a chaotic incident at a Manhattan shop involving Ukrainians and locals. A counterman says eight dollars were taken and ten from the till before chaos erupted. The assailants allegedly claimed foreigners were present as they forced entry and clashed with staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manhattan
Eden Files Affect Japan Visit Reported in London
London dispatch reports Anthony Eden’s forthcoming plans featuring a book project and a notable appearance in Japan. Brief item notes diplomatic considerations and potential timing, with emphasis on Eden’s public role and international engagement.
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London
Dake Thetti
Anthony Eden
Japan
Australia’s Island Policy Criticised by Chicago Journalist
Chicago correspondent Harold Smith told the Union League that Australia and the United States retained native island holdings in the Far East while other colonial powers eroded influence. He argued Australia’s UN representatives act as spokesmen for small nations, highlighting issues of racial tolerance and policy in the Gilbert and Admiralty groups.
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Australia
Chicago
A.A.P
Far East
Tribune
Harold Smith
Union League
Smith
U.S.A
Gilberts
Admiralties
United Nations
Little Nations
Australian policy in New Guinea criticism and comparisons
Soutt argued that Australian rule in New Guinea varied by district and native ritual, with grievances against policy yet some fairness required. He cited Dutch and American practices as harsher and noted officials faced pressure to overpay or suppress natives, while the Australian government had largely abandoned addressing the questions.
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Soutt
New Guinea
Smith
New Guines
Hollendia
Australia
New Guards
Bomber Hits Bus in London Reported Casualties
November 7 dispatch from AAP reports an air attack on a London bus, with casualties confirmed as at least two people killed and several injured amid ongoing bombing raids in the city.
Local Match Sees President Take Fast Play
A local game interpreted as a fast paced contest where the president took an active role in play. Details on teams and venue are unclear but the event highlighted swift action and strong leadership on court.
New Zealand Trusteeship Debate and United Nations Role
November 1 report notes unsettled claims on a New Zealand led trusteeship and United Nations involvement during a debate on a new agreement. Officials discuss future governance and the UN’s function in the emerging structure.
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United States
United Nations
Tad
United “Nations
New Zealand
United Navas
Premnt
Retain Veto Power
New York reports indicate continued debate over veto power in state governance. Officials weigh limits and oversight as political maneuvering intensifies amid ongoing policy contention.
US Coal Calls Governors to Conserve Resources
A brief note reports U S coal policy urging state governors to conserve energy and support national efforts while President Truman is referenced in a cautious tone amid wartime tensions.
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Rey
Mowelad
Gravely
Snavely
Tatea Soa
Des Nola
Dossen Glacier
Canberra
Pateewt
Ibid Bea
Palm Island
Ariker Moors
Exchange Metal
Tennevils
Snd
Vernon Semaine
Meadow-sieel
Neri Mackay
Fieces
Seders Telly
Relmal
Bares
Bona Fe
Townsville
Errina OF
Mives
Ure
Montana
Bance Vos Yume
MR. Chiflet
Ces
Eden
Maltourna Uni
Ray
Batavia
Nowenbar
N.Z
West Bamoa
M. Molatay
Roerting
COAL
Cairo
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