New York Faces Famine as Big Stake Develops
New York faces food shortages as truck drivers strike intensifies. A major sugar refinery halts operations due to lack of deliveries, bakers warn of suspended production, and cordial factories close. Mayor O Dwyer orders 2000 probationary constables to duty amid tensions. Striker blocks threaten citywide trade near Sept 10 deadline.
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Bakers’ Association
O'Dwyer
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Newspapers feel the pinch as ads fade with market rout
New York papers suffer from newsprint shortages and reduced advertising as the Wage Stabilization Board and labor tensions loom. Stocks slide heavily in New York trading with United States Steel and Bethlehem Steel among the hardest hit, while the combined averages fall toward year lows.
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Ameren
Daily Mirror
Hersid Tribune
Wage Stabation Board
Wash! Jaen To-Monrow
State Housing Loans Debated in Parliament in Brisbane
Sept 1 The debate centered on reducing interest rates for State Housing Commission loans from 4 1 2 per cent to 3 per cent. Minister for Works Mr Bruce introduced the bill amid calls for secrecy reforms and faster housing aid. Nicklin noted the Duchess of Bedford eviction issue, while activists from the Hammersmith Communist Party pledged to stay after reports of government action.
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GF. Nicklin
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Commonwealth
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Kensington
Fiat
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Hammersmith
Duchess of Bedford House
Australian capital flows and steel supply worries drift in Sydney
A fragmented report outlines Australian and American capital movements, discussing the Itteer Menafgeturenz Com operations, Sheem-Hume Limited, and government steel supply concerns. It notes responses from Australians and references to New York, Singapore, and Calcutta amid price and expansion talk.
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Austral
Awas
Itteer Menafgeturenz
Sheem-Hume Limited
Tiret Owallehle
Tel Fox
Australia
Suinespure
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Singapore
Salou Fey
Beagat
Waziris on Warpath In Northwest Frontier
Six villages in Waziristan were bombed after villagers refused to pay reparations for the kidnapping of Major Joseph Donald. The action followed warnings to evacuate, with some casualties and at least three fatalities in a neighboring village. The incident prompted comments from Khan Abdul Ghazi Khan and a statement at Peshawar regarding aerial displacement. Major Donald was later released.
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London
Waziristan
North-West
Frontier Province
Glas Carne
Joseph Donald
Ihe Pains
Far South West Isan
Reuter
New Delta O Resources
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Houter
Frontine
Chaurow
I Khan Abdul Ghaziar Khan
Peshawar
Donald
Cabinet warns on property raids by political forces
Government decries raids by Communists as a political menace and vows prompt action to end squatter activity. Cabinet signals possible legal steps to close the threat and protect private property while courts urge squatters to quit.
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Sera
Albanian Representative Admitted to Security Council Hearing
Lake Success September 9 AAP The Security Council by nine to one vote allowed Colonel Tuk Jakova Albanian representative to sit at the council table during hearings on Ukrainian charges against Greece Sir Alexander in was the sole dissenter Mr Paul Has luck Australia abstained preferring the council decide next steps before hearing Albania Jakova told the council the Greek charges were groundless and denied that Greece and Albania were still at war He said Greeks provoked border incidents and warned that anyone tampering with southern Albania’s boundaries would face bloodshed.
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Greece
Jakova
Australian delegate's views on Greece Greece and Ukraine
The Security Council adjourned until 3 pm September 19 without acting on Australia’s demand to drop Ukraine’s opposition to Greece. P Hasluck moved to reject the charge that British troops in Greece were a menace and urged investigating Greek claims that Balkan states threaten peace. Australia questioned whether charges were propaganda to tarnish Greece and British troops. US delegate H Johnson said Ukrainian claims of Greece threatening northern neighbors lacked substantiation and noted Ukraine ignored facts from the Greek plebiscite on King George's return.
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Greece
P. Hasluck
Orrect
Balkan
Aurralis
Husluck
United States
H Johnson
Ukraine
George
Sydney inquest opens into shooting of detective
The Sydney City Coroner opened the inquest into the shooting of detective Victor Donald Abeces. Details emerge as police pursue linked cases including arrests of Grant and Hope outside Long Bay reformatory and inquiries into Greek and Ukrainian positions at the Security Council. Witnesses describe events aboard an Anzac Parade drive and the confrontation that led to the fatal shooting.
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Devacre Cantrakte
Victor Donald Abeaces
Ciaberste
Sidney Grant
Kage
Grecamp
Keir Georgy Hope
Beechetl
Abrerne
M. Grant
Grant
Mope
Long Women's Reformatory
Ahearné
Lawson
Wardresh
Ie: Women's Reformatory
Rust Ly Ahe
Hope
Ana Grant
Alexander Lasile Bowie
Abesme
North Sydney
Helso
Melburne
Biddle
Mosley meeting disrupted in Leeds by Orion Book Club clash
A meeting in Leeds organized by Orion Book Club supporters of Sir Oswald Mosley was broken up by about 80 Communist intruders. Mosley, who was to speak, was not attacked but witnesses described a chaotic scene with a pistol claim and a running confrontation toward Matraville. The coroner’s inquest heard testimony about the disturbance and a wound on a man named Grant, with the hearing adjourned to next Tuesday.
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AAP
Campi Nintens
Leeds
The
Orion Book Club
Oswald Mosley
Mosley
Chu
Grant
Ahearné
Anzac Parade
Matraville
Forde
Ahearne
Crom
Garrutberg Nl
Mape
Bowe
Tan
Shea
Hote
Maroubra
Eld Cifsfossey
Pelligrini
Rident
Grant Thea Ward
Late presidents life and assassination attempts
An early report notes that multiple assassination attempts were made on the president, both in the United States and abroad. It mentions the Secret Service using specially constructed carriages to quickly remove the president from danger and references the extensive security measures around the White House.
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Wasrington
United States
Nerel Serre
Wiles
Ensevelt
Secret Service
Reparations From Ataly Ataly Faris September 3 1943
A wartime report notes Britain seeks cash or normality payments as reparations from Italy after World War II. Melbourne reports over 100 Australians listed in London awards for service in Malaya 1842. Brazil withholds broader claims while reserving right to further compensation. Italian property and assets are cited in relation to reparations and the balance of claims among Allied powers.
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Italy
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Itallan
Salisn
Venecemie
Ted Riicfe
Ungeriakes
Alan Saints
Mit Hall
Britalr
Brita
Brazil
Abe
Tom
UOR Trading Hours Referendum Reported in Sydney
A fragmented report from Sydney notes a referendum titled UOR Trading Hours. The brief item mentions related actions, a heater of figures, and references to Bremer and Pied Gir road area. Details are unclear due to corrupted text.
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Sydney
New South Vais Wall
War With Us.A. New York Sep 10 Dispatch
Fragmentary wartime note from New York reports a dated line about U.S. policy and public concern. The text is incomplete but indicates a U.S. stance on conflict and potential diplomatic actions. Names and specifics are unreadable in the partial OCR.
Jews' Acts of Terrorism in Palestine Reported
London dispatch cites Reuters that Irgun Zvai Leumi militants attacked Tel Aviv near the British security officer Major Doran's residence, fatally wounding him and injuring his wife. Major blast affects government offices as Superintendent Cohen is wounded. Jewish Agency and Jewish National Council condemn the outbreaks.
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A.A.P
Reuter
Jerusalem
Irgun Zvai Leumi
Doran
Tel A
Aethiris
Jor Doran
Cohen
Tal Aviv
Oficer
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Jewish Agency
Jewish National Council
Army Sergeant Shot Dead as British Troops Sweep Tel Aviv
A British army sergeant was killed while investigators searched an explosive nest. Four sappers were injured removing mines. The exchange telegram says explosions hit the Jewish settlement between Tel Aviv and Haifa. Public information offices in Tel Aviv were wrecked by a bomb and a curfew was imposed as British forces moved through the city. Police conducted widespread house-to-house searches as tensions rose.
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Pare
Ramatgan
Exchange Telegram Agency
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Haifa
Lse
Reuters Corresponaras
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Whch
Exchange
Agenc
Derusslemayn
Lng
Fanescu
Tel Anti Art T
Sixth Air Borne Division
Boxing schoolmaster fails on points in ring
Brisbane notes that Jimmy Lest, a boxing schoolmaster from Prospect Creek near Biloela, who had denied his former position to attend the state amateur boxing titles in Brisbane, faced questions from the Director of Education about his absence and plans for the event. The unsettled attendance raised questions about commitment to duties and future participation in official matches.
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Jimmy Lest
Prospect Creek
Biloela
D. Edwards
Sarre Fairs
Palestine Problem and London Meeting Report
The article discusses growing concerns over Palestine, with London reporting on May 18. It notes debates centered on policy proposals, the urgency for clear government stance, and the need for frank discussion while highlighting differing positions from Berush and allied parties.
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Aitien
Palestine Conference Opens Amid Tensions and Hopes for Peace
London dispatch reports the Palestine conference opened with Attlee in attendance and Arab and British leaders seeking harmony. Attlee praised the conference while noting disagreements on independence and economic progress for Arab states. The Arab delegation led by the designated spokesman urged resolution of conflicts over Palestine and independence, while Britain underscored support for gradual reform and stability.
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Britain
Palestine
Merger of Churches in United States Across Denominations
A report on a proposed merger of major Christian denominations with the aim of forming a single global church framework. Dr Fisher notes potential universal union among Protestant groups though Catholic, Orthodox, and other churches raise cautions about unity efforts amid wartime era divisions and ecumenical dialogue in New York and broader U S.
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New York
Leytimner
Camerba
Wwe Tora
Dr. Fisher
United Silex
Ikahoul
Chinen
Fisher
Fatment for Bulgarian Rotal Profert Pair
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Bulgarian topics and a pair, with unclear phrases. The readable bits reference a Fatment for a Bulgarian Rotal Profert duo, suggesting a historical note or notice. Entities are uncertain due to garbled source. no clear events, dates, or names emerge.
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