Monarchy and Diplomats Across Lake Bled Scene
The passage recalls cross lake diplomacy surrounding Yugoslavia’s monarchy after World War I. Special envoys and diplomats, including figures like Stimson, discuss roles, borders, and governance as they traverse Lake Bled to meet at nearby sites, amid rebuilding efforts and evolving regional tensions.
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Tata Ears
Brox Tiwo
Ieee
Tito Saat
Jugoslavia
Hatel
Lake Bled
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Stimson
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Atherton Shire Council Report and Library Plans
Atherton Shire Council discusses supply requests for owners of Caterpillar graders, road closures near premises, and drainage schemes in Mabel Street. It notes library tenure changes, a new book fund, and proposed purchases, with updates on CREB operations, plant hire, and waterworks including August rainfall and pumping issues.
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Library Board of Queensland
Atherton School of Arts
Severin Creek
Sherwood
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Sounel
Rocky Creek Fauney Crossing
Atherton Prodrome
Department of Civil Aviation
Tolga
Pirate Works la
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Shaman
Shire
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Opin
Gute Tidge
Hacking
Davey
C .Grant
Carmell
RE Thompson
C. Grant
CREB
Atherton
Mate Board
Peenit Board
Chamber At Commerce
Local Lighting Reform Aims at An nae Park Removal Plan
An application seeks removal of the centre light at An nae Park to the public lavatory and installation of 13 additional lights as previously decided. A 15 percent reduction in street lighting rates was proposed, with debate on streetwide switch and wiring.
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Annae Park
Wes
Viesia
Wraly
Pensioner Dies Crossing Railway Traces Near Brisbane
Brisbane report says an elderly man was struck by a train while crossing tracks near the Capesiture railway yards. Police noted he was crossing at an angle as a train approached from behind, the impact fatal. No further details available.
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Bernice Wien
Liers
Tian OuSae
Cxboolire
Kile
Capesiture
Dela~cour
Mt Mas
Carnival crowns led by Eureka district queen at Memorial Hall
A local preteen carnival culminated in a crowning ceremony at Memorial Hall. Efforts raised 367 pounds for a memorial site, with district groups Eureka and Sandy Crest heavily involved and multiple attendants and sponsors noted.
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End
Acie Dimbula
Se ‘Salla
Eureka
Isa P Ryle
Petia
Mas Marialus
Volar
Mise Cattirossi
Marine ‘Tonisso
Mise Reichardt
Mise Buries
Catling
My. Plagne
Pune
Eis Reichardt
V. G. Veness
Eet Toy Feria Eys
Eid Sea
Eiger
Srreaea
B. Ceteae
Aes
Pees Sarasa
Cause Most Fires Set Paper Are At 450 Degrees
The article warns readers about fire causes in American cities noting high temperatures and careless behavior. It mentions cremation risks, hospital and other victims, and urges stamping out cigarettes and avoiding lighting combustibles outdoors. It emphasizes habits leading to fires and the need for caution with heat sources.
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Wong
Everroos
Heepstals
Sotala
Hime
Resignation of Douglas as Ambassador to Britain
Washington September 20 AP report states Lew W Dougas resigned today as United States Ambassador to Britain. President Truman accepted the resignation noting personal reasons and ill health. Douglas had served three and a half years and planned to return to London by November 1 to tidy affairs. He called for a close relationship between the crown and people of Britain and the Commonwealth.
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W. Dougae
United States
Britain
Truman
Douglas
London
Regulah
British Iles
British Commonwealth of Matians
Venough Bow
Visit to Malaya Singapore Sets Tour by British Delegation
British Parliamentary delegation in Malaya today held talks with General Sir John Harding, commander of the land forces. They observed RAAF operations at Singapore Changi airfield before moving to Kuala Lumpur and planning two groups to tour Malaya, including police, settlements, and schools, amid ongoing clashes and casualties among terrorists, security forces, and civilians.
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Gener
John Harding
Kan
RAAF
Chanm Airfield
Rusia Lumpur
Malaya
Ineps
Mina
Extatra
BBC claims Russian jamming of West radio during 1948
The BBC reports that with the Voice of America it cracked a Russian radio block and launched a jamming offensive on Soviet territory in 1948. Shortwave transmitters in Britain, the United States, and several cities aided the effort to disrupt Western news broadcasts into Russia. The Russian output reportedly equalled the combined BBC and VOA effort at times.
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London
British Broadcasting Corporation Today
America
BBC
Valor of America
Ehoe
Russia
Britain
New York
California
Manila
Singapore
Munich
Europe
Voice of America
More Recruits Sought for Australian Army Demand
Melbourne reports Lieutenant General Rowell telling Rotarians the Regular Army needs 8000 to 9900 more men while Citizen Forces must be raised from 12 000 to at least 30 000 by voluntary enlistment. He warned of a growing gap between public interest and defence needs.
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Melbourne
Munich
SF Howell
Genera Rowell
Guickeaine
Age Football Fool Wins in London Mystery Pool
In London on September 18, George Alfred Harrett, a 48 year old Lancashire insurance clerk earning 1800 a year, invested half a crown in a football pool last week. Tonight he learned his entry in the treble chance won, marking a surprising win for a modest stake and a modest man in a curious tale of luck.
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London
George Alfred Harrett
Lancashire Insurance
Jaussz
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