North China turmoil hints at long war for communists
New York Times correspondent in Nanking reports Communist leaders are departing the city, signaling skepticism about peace talks with Yenan. Chou En-lai reportedly plans to leave Nanling with staff as mass exits from the Communist office continue. The group foresees a long, bitter guerrilla struggle, possibly 15 to 20 years, while leaders vow eventual victory through attrition.
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A.A.P
New York Times
Nanking
Yenan
Chou En-lai
China
Hong Kong
Kuomintang
Chiang
Formosa
Communists lose ground in civil war North Kiangsu shift
Report describes Communist retreat from Kalgan Antung and Muslyin and a pivot to guerrilla tactics as Government forces steadily gain upper hand. It notes the pattern of operations, including the Sig offensive in North Kisngm, heavy losses on both sides, and Communist abandonment of key cities. The piece emphasizes strategic changes and ongoing state support for the Kuomintang.
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Antung
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UNRRA Aid Expansion Aims at Global Rebuild Efforts
The report outlines UNRRA plans to distribute a million dollars of relief and extended aid to 10 countries in Europe and Asia including Greece Yugoslavia Poland and Poland via rehabilitation programs and export recovery. It notes postwar reconstruction required substantial finance and imports to restore economies and public services.
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Yugoslavia
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Poland
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Private plane sales reports drought amid 1930s supply gaps
The article notes a slump in aircraft sales in the United States with 12 airframe manufacturers reportedly facing unfilled orders and production cutbacks. It discusses impact on the aviation industry and overall manufacturing condition during the era.
East Bengal unrest fuels grave rumours at Noakhali
Calcutta dispatch reports worsening East Bengal tensions with Noakhali disturbances feared to be more grave. Gandhi to visit Neakhali apex area. authorities deploy reinforcements as attacks on military units escalate. Police report 28 acid bottles and 40 bulbs recovered after assault on a lorry carrying British personnel.
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Calcutta
Reuter
Bombay
Slow peacemaking in new tone from Bevin before UN trip
London October 27. Foreign Secretary Bevin says peacemaking will be slow and difficult but believes progress is possible with goodwill. He, departing with the British delegation for the United Nations aboard the Aquitania, warns rapid moves could spoil a lasting peace while stressing there is still hope.
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AAP
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Southampton
German POWs Thanked at Harvest Thanksgiving Service
In London on October 27 a 74 year old Dean welcomed about 1100 German prisoners of war to a cathedral for harvest thanksgiving. He thanked them for their service and said the people extend the warmest thanks to them for helping bring in the harvest.
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London
Britain Egypt Talks Enter New Phase
Cairo outlines a new phase in Britain Egypt talks with Sidky Pasha in bed, Hussein al Heir Pasha en route to the U N General Assembly, and a possible House of Commons statement by Dr Atlee. Cairo reports that Sudan sovereignty may shift to Egypt while British condominium status and self determination for Sudan remain.
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Hussein Heir Pasha
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Sudan
Sidku Pasha
Russian claim on Anglo treaty share sparks German expert exile
London dispatch cites Russian official denials and a Daily Correspondent claim that 5000+ science specialists in atom physics jet propulsion and rockets have been sent to Britain and the United States. It names Otto Hahn near London and Wernher von Braun in the United States, with Britain said to host the top two German experts.
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Berlin
Per
Teegliche Rundschau
America
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Warther von Braun
Scheme running smoothly report from Bavaria on deportations
Report cites Russian zone sources claiming about 3400 scientists and workers have been gathered for transport from Frankfurt on the Oder area. The Times-Poolein notes the press says deportees volunteered to work in Russia and compares the actions to what Allies have done, arguing wages lost cover a year’s pay.
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Timcee Poelin
Rumales
India Welcomes Economic Ties As Delegation Arrives
A Times correspondent notes India seeks broader trade links with Britain and other nations. The report mentions scientists and weapons transfers to England then Germany, focuses on potential contracts for British work, and India's hoped role in expanding commerce in the Indian Ocean region.
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Indian Ocean
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Sar Meccan
Australia
Federal official warns banks to dispose of real estate holdings
M. T. Harle, chairman of the Federal Depoat Innurance Hon, representing 13,538 insured banks, warns banks to dispose of surplus premises and real estate amid economic stress. The note arises as food prices rise sharply across the nation with index figures showing steep gains through the period ending September 18.
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Federal Depoat Innurance
Searle
Dismantling Order Prompts Soviet Tokyo Czech Reassurance
The Frankfurt radio report says Marshal Bevinion sent a representative to Jena to press the order to dismantle Zeiss and Schott factories. Reuters notes Czech authorities moved 40,000 Germans toward the Russian zone by August end. The plan allows 300,000 German-descended workers married to Czechs to stay in Czechoslovakia while awaiting citizenship.
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Reuters
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Palestine Head Quarters Smint to Rainers Old Caetla
A terse item notes Palestine headquarters and Smint to Rainers Old Caetla in unclear OCR text. The fragment provides no clear event date or figures, but indicates a local municipal or organizational reference with names and places. Further readable details needed for a robust summary.
Colonel Murray to lead Papua New Guinea 12 more months
Col J X K Murray, Administrator of Papua New Guinea, will stay in his post for another year as External Territories Minister EJ Wardh outlines. Government awaits U N trusteeship form and potential entry into a government agreement for the territory. Murray’s term hinges on a future trust arrangement.
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Sydney
J. X K. Murray
Papua
New Guinea
EJ Wardh
U.N
Australia
Eee
Jooel Murray
Melbourne transport strike ends to be decided by tomorrow
Melbourne transport strike may close tomorrow as mass meetings urge unity and fast progress toward resolving wage and 40 hour work week demands. Railway Commissioners offer annual leave and increased pay for long service while the Tramways Board proposes overtime and weekend rate improvements. Negotiations aim to finish with a new agreement as soon as possible.
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Railway Commissioners
Geroy
Bockinph
Tramways Board
Alleged Libelous Statements In Military Letter
A unit paper editor Gourlay allegedly wrote a letter urging removal of the Sixth Airborne Division and other British troops. The claim states the letter asked Britain to take action immediately if troops continued misbehavior. The case notes possible inquiries into the Palestine detachment and references the Nuremberg rule.
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Ourlay
R.a.oc
Kawr al Nil
Gourlay
Sixth Airborne Division
Britain
Courlay
Palestine
Shaw Down
Nurenberg
Bulgaria holds second election in a year
Round-up notes ongoing Bulgarian political turmoil as Fatherland Front allied groups push for a constituent assembly and Western powers seek guarantees on free elections. Report highlights opposition fears of Communist dominance, calls for free press and release of prisoners, and regional reactions including Prague travelers and shifting Western attitudes.
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Allied Control Commission
Brits United Preventive Seeks French Deal
Fragmentary item reports a political note from London dated October 7 mentioning a Brits United initiative and references to a French deal and parliamentary discussion. Names and full details are unclear due to damaged text.
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