Accord With Russia Desirable Says Wallace Letter
Washington reports that Secretary of Commerce H A Wallace urged President Truman in a July 23 letter to pursue an accord with the Soviet Union on international control and development of atomic energy even at the risk of an appeasement charge. He argued the United States holds superior bargaining power due to its atomic arsenal and overseas bases, and suggested Russia might stall for parity. The Commerce Department released the letter amid anticipated public leakage and international reaction to Wallace's views.
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Debated Path to Peace in Postwar Foreign Policy
Fragmented discussion on forming a universal peace treaty and early postwar diplomacy features voices like Mr Wallace and Mr Byrnes. The discourse references U S foreign policy, imperialism, and the contrast with Britain's actions, with critics urging a robust military readiness for global stability.
Withdrawal of Russian forces from Bulgaria discussed at Paris talks
At Paris September conference, Bulgarian and Triumvirate committees debated Russian troop withdrawal under the Bulgarian Treaty. Discussions covered enforcement, rights, and the role of a treaty executive. Separate sub committee on Trieste favors direct universal suffrage for the Free Territory with a one member parliament, pending main committee confirmation.
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Bloodshed Narrowly Averted As Russians Raid U S Post
United States intelligence reports say a Russian officer and five soldiers armed with tommy guns raided a U S military police ration near Tarny on the night of September 14, prompting a tense confrontation. The Russians demanded two traitors to the Soviet and attempted to seize a man and his wife, with Lt Morseov ordering the forceful removal.
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Riots Clash at Berlin Station In Mixed Police Action
An American and Russian military police joint patrol clashed at Berlin station over a custody dispute involving Captain Feldman and a Russian woman. Officers used threats with Tommy guns but Russian and U S officers described the incident as a minor police station argument with no large scale violence.
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Injunction Granted as London Squatters Face Eviction
London faced a High Court injunction against squatters at the Duchess of Bedford Hotel. Police protection was pledged to enforce eviction if breaches occurred as 308 squatters planned to march out by September 20, amid protests and calls for alternate housing.
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Hearing resumes in treason case against Major Coens
In Sydney on September 1 the treason trial of Major Charles Coens resumed. Cousens testified he had been treated well and given food. Dovey KC for the Crown noted frequent visits by Cousens and that he received messages of goodwill from Japanese at Radio Tokio.
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Referendum Defeat in Paris Rocks Election Debate
AAP dispatched report from Paris states Content Assembly rejected a referendum by 247 to 213 on changing how the nation elects leaders. The vote weakens Right and Centre hopes to retain the current system where voters choose between parties. The piece notes Truman and Wallace face a pivotal policy decision amid calls for new directions from Truman and Byrnes confidants.
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Radio Tokio fearfully echoes in wartime broadcast confusion
The witness recalled possible greetings via Radio Tokio staff, noting Colonel Prentice and an Eastern Command officer would recognize his voice. He described broadcasts in the German Hour by a German impersonator, saying a sound-alike announcer caused audience confusion including his own wife and family.
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Small nation blocs New York report
Fragmentary note from New York dated September 17 cites a speech by a General of the United Nations discussing trade unions and impacts on small nations. The garbled text mentions intentions to harm and align interests, but specifics are unreadable.
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Greece Greece Greece in UN security row over Albania
The Security Council debate on Greece and Albania continued with mentions of Greek aggression and Soviet resolution pressure. Poland urged halting provocative actions while concerns about Balkan stability and potential new conflicts were raised amid criticism of political opportunism and Munich echoes. The scene reflected Cold War tensions and questions of troop presence and retaliation.
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British French Economic Payments Basis Reached
A four panel of British and French economic experts reached a basis for future payments. France’s balance of payments to Britain is already badly in arrears by about £10 million, with arrangements to continue one third in gold and cease earmarking the remaining third in sterling securities. France may use those funds for current accounts. The Dominions will adjust independently with France, and the agreement is not expected to alter the exchange rate.
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New Zealand airmen strike for five day week at Auckland
Airmen at Auckland demanding a 40 hour five day week strike after a 2 AM meeting citing an Air Department order that up to 80 percent of staff be retained for Saturday duty. They extended to Ohakea, 400 miles from Wellington, asserting the government had hoodwinked them since 1948 on working conditions.
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Calcutta Riots Inaction Alleged By Moslem League
London dispatch reports Bengal's Moslem League ministry victorious as Bengal Legislative Council rejects adjournment aimed at debating alleged police inaction during the Calcutta riots. A correspondent cites claims of cold blooded murder while police supposedly failed to intervene. Injuries occur in Bombay knife and lathi attacks.
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Food gift distribution aid reaches families in London
Families with more than three children receive food gift distributions in London. The aid, valued at about 30 units of food, comes from Australia and other destinations. Previous distributions were limited to elderly people and vulnerable workers.
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Argentina Britain trade pact sets sterling role and surpluses
London reports a British Argentine trade accord with payments settled in sterling and continued priority for Argentina’s exportable surplus. The plan covers four years from October 1 1946 with reserves for sales to other markets capped at 17 percent first year and 22 percent second year. Prices will exceed wartime bulk contract by at least 45 percent.
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Anglo Argentine meat and rail deal moves fats
Britain and Argentina sign a broad agreement affecting meat purchases and railway assets. It outlines fixed prices for meat, use of sterling balances, and the transfer of railway assets to operate by January with prices set by experts. The deal includes financial adjustments, repatriation of funds, and notches toward national control amid wartime strain.
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New Divorce Canon In U S Episcopal Church
The Protestant Church at America notes the church adopts a canon permitting the marriage of divorced members. Divorcees may remarry only if the decree concerns an innocent party. remarriage allowed after adultery. The Philadelphia event marks a shift in church discipline and practice.
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U S Marine Strike Reaches New York Amid Labor Talks
Reports say a fragile break in a broad maritime labor dispute began on September 2 with a resumption of talks and wage considerations. Union leaders predict a quick ripple effect to other ports while employers vow a united front and deny dramatic concessions.
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Under Secretary of State Boxes Public Speech Policy
In Washington the Under-Secretary cited a policy that future government speeches must be cleared by the State Department before release. The remark followed a report that Wallace planned to address an event in Providence on September 2, and that Wallace had written the President outlining foreign policy views. The White House reaction noted Truman welcomed Wallace on September 11 and emphasized慎 policy continuity amid criticism from Senator Pepper and others.
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British Egypt Talks in Alexandria Outline Treaty Revisions
Sept 17 report from Alexandria notes Britain and Egypt holding talks on treaty refinements. Discussion centers on British proposals for future defense arrangements and language changes to describe threats from neighboring countries. Discreet notes indicate evacuation plans for Saad and a potential defence council structure.
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Arab unrest in Jerusalem prompts identity checks
Police conduct routine identity checks in Jerusalem amid Arab protests. Report notes scattered clashes and arrests as authorities seek to restore order during the tense situation.
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