Talks With Israel And Syria Delayed Indefinitely
Colonel Zaim said the coup aimed to attack the army from within Parliament and was purely domestic. He warned that any interference would be met with force as power shifts affect Greater Syrian plans and the Arab world. The dissolution of Parliament was ordered and talks with regional players paused as tensions rise.
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London Quads Christen at Edmonton in church ceremony
In Edmonton North London a christening was held for Mr and Mrs Robert Taylor's quadruplets. Two American companies provided watches, cameras were blocked by the church wall, and miners and photographers waited for a 30 minute interval as the quadsRotar Kyrin Paul and Annette were named.
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Forming a New International Labour Group Report
Fragmentary note from New York on Tuesday about discussions at the Trade Union meeting. A proposal to form a four nation alliance aims to influence policy and oppose current government actions.
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NEW International Labour Group
Bruce urges completion of meat agreement in Lords
Viscount Bruce told the House of Lords Britain faces a great meat opportunity in Northern Australia if a reasonable market is found for terms longer than ten years. He said Australia could aid Britain in solving a major problem and expressed hope for progress toward a deal beyond 1986.
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Thundsy
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House of Lords
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Australia
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Bruen
Ford
Open Freight War Drives Shipping Tensions in London
In London officials report shifts in shipping openings as freight lines face low stocks and high tension. A conference secretary notes wartime pressures on cargoes from British ports and the need to maintain supply chains despite disruptions.
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London
PLC
Oval Shapping Conference
Tunnel proposal under channel draws cross border unity
Two hundred supporters sign a motion urging the government to press Britain and France for a unified effort. The proposal centers on a tunnel linking the two nations and promises academic and political collaboration.
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Porall
Govert
France
U S Treasurer Foresees Continued Prosperity
The U S Treasurer John Angier forecast inflation will be halted and prices adjusted, deeming recent months as promising for continued growth. He noted the economy shows progress with no need for further drastic measures and expects ongoing prosperity ahead.
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Washington
John Angger
Seon el Sean
Three European Politicians Join Wallace Peace Tour
Three members of European parliaments join Henry Wallace on a nation wide peace tour. The visitors include a Brit Labour MP L Hutchison a Pierre Rot independent French deputy and Michie Cine Teallan left wing socialist. They aim to address how to bridge widening divides between sides and find workable solutions.
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Thuradey
Henry Wallace
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L. Hutchison
Pierre Rot
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Michie Cine
Teallan
Heer Haury Pane
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Fae
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Explosion kills two in Trafaria near Lisbon
Two people died and another injured when an explosion hit an explosives factory in Trafaria near Lisbon yesterday. The blast damaged several buildings as tremors were felt across the city and surrounding areas.
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Evatt Defends Banking Act in Appeal
In London the Privy Council hears Dr Evatt defend the Commonwealth Banking Act. He argues the act aims to curb financial consolidation and protect trade, noting government monopoly concerns and potential currency effects. He contends the measure does not breach constitutional limits and is not intended to unduly restrain banking.
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Youth demonstrators arrest attempt during Bevin visit in New York
Three youths were arrested during a aborted attempt to rush charges as Foreign Secretary Bevin met with his British delegation in New York for the Atlantic Pact signing. Security shielded Bevin’s car after the incident.
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Bavini
Berg
Bearing on Atlantic Pact
A rough report from New York notes Dutch Prime Minister Dirk Stikker arrival comments on the Atlantic Union. He says Dutch influence is limited by military commitments in Indonesia but hopes for new progress in negotiations to end Indonesian conflict and a broader regional settlement.
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Atcaic Union
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Dirk Stikteser
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Indonesia
Mine explosion near Nadate devastates Niigata province
Tokyo reports over 89 Japanese killed and 20 missing after a drifting mine struck near Nadate in Niigata province. Between 100 and 300 injured, with 30 houses destroyed and 530 damaged in the blast.
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Miseng
Nadate
Niigata Pratectory
Life Saving for Cargo Ships Bill Passes In Commons
London Thursday report that a bill to reinforce 184m International Convention of Battery Life safety will enforce cargo ships of 300 tons and up to carry lifeboats and fire appliances. The House of Commons agreed in principle to the measure.
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London
Alten Tees
Principe
British Recovery Seen Too Rapid in Opinion
A political commentary notes Britain’s recovery being too rapid and questions the impact of American aid. It argues that reduced aid could delay Britain's rebuild while the United States cannot shield global rivals from competition. The piece cites Senate or party lines and hints at strategic tensions in international finance.
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Britain
Beitaln
European recovery funds progress report overview
European authorities report 95 percent of the 1900 million pounds allotted for recovery work has been disbursed. The United States led contributors with 2.608 million dollars, followed by Belgium with 17 million and other nations. The UNRRA paid 8 million dollars in salaries, moving funds to the International Children's Fund.
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Children’s Fund
Submarines Land Supplies Into Luzon Amid Guerrilla Attacks
Reports say submarines delivered supplies to Luzon as guerrilla bands attacked several towns to divert government forces. Unclear details reference Central Lamson and a coastal area near Veotinn with suspected marine activity.
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World May Be Television Set
London reports Thursday that with known techniques the entire world except New Zealand could be served with a single television programme. The programme would be automatically relayed from point to point and seen simultaneously. Newsland notes water wastage concern in the remarks.
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London
Ernest Pale
New Zealand
Newsland
Bunlty
British wages of Siu report drops compared to a decade ago
The Ministry of Labour in London says British workers now earn about 20 shillings less per week than ten years earlier. October 194 shows average weekly earnings at £5 17s 4d versus £5 19s 8d the previous October, with up to 6,000,000 workers affected.
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London
Ministry of Labour
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Canada government states butter self sufficient despite imports
A Trade Department official said Canada has all the butter it needs though a report from New York mentions Australia allotting 1 000 tons of butter to Canada due to adverse political conditions.
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Ottawa
Thukreday
Trade Department
Canada
Australia
New York
Parliament backs Atlantic Pact amid divided vote
The assembly approved the Atlantic Pact while 10 of 43 members voted against adherence. Fragmented proceedings showed sharp divisions as debates on the plan continued and pressures mounted for the electorate to align with the treaty.
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Mores
Menge As Tha
Ie Ete
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Ifin
Protection ad whetian Stage Galle wea
The notice announces a public protection action in Stage Galle with a plan to form a task group. It specifies the involvement of municipal officials and public safety members and notes a forthcoming meeting and decisions.
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Pany
Pustic
East Germany Crisis in Red Maneuvers Seen for Berlin
Reports from multiple sources suggest Berlin may be forced to yield during four Tower administrations, with Moscow considering a sharper local approach and possible overtures to Western Powers. The Kremlin may push a strengthened peace move if such steps are taken by Berlin.
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Berlin
Germany
Kremlin
Churchill visit sparks heavy security in Boston
Boston reports describe heightened protection for Churchill with extensive precautions and radio and television coverage planned for his Boston appearance. Officials note the event drew large crowds and careful staging to ensure safety and access across multiple venues and networks.
German plans for third congress outline
Reported draft canalitation approved by the German People's Council on March 16. Conveys plans for a Soviet occupied zone north of Berlin with 4 500 delegates from the western region and 600 from others. Notes Red Army maneuvers and rearmament amid occupation tensions.
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German People’s Council
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Arabs Support Brazil on Spain Attitude in Cairo
In Cairo on Thursday circles suggest Arabs favor Brazil’s stance against Spain. Analysts indicate Arabs hope for stronger Latin American backing via Spanish channels as tensions over Palestine rise.
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Frequent Meetings of Pact Ministers Reported
Washington sources say foreign ministers from Pact nations met repeatedly to discuss global issues. The talks focused on easing tensions and coordinating efforts to maintain peace amid growing international concerns.
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Moet Atlante ii
Dean Achsan
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Germany
Teinrat
Man Soman
Epepe
Ooni
Garmina
Atwater Kent Will Provides Millions to Charity and Widow
In Los Angeles the late radio maker Atwater Kent who died March 4 left 1.388 million dollars to charities and educational institutions and two million to his widow after a eight year separation. His 13 employees are listed among beneficiaries. Details on specific bequests appear in a cluttered early report.
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Atwater Kent
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Cornel Wilde
Damaged Factory Fire Threatens Local Area
A fire swept through a cake factory and adjacent garage causing extensive damage. Investigators say the blaze endangered nearby workers and produced hazardous fumes as first responders battled the flames and secured the site.
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Trey
Unclear Senate Relations Between Canada and Dominions
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss concerns over Anglo-Canadian economic ties with Britain and other dominions. Mentions Canada’s relations with the Commonwealth and broader international economic strains.
Stransvaal and Capetown Tennis Matches Reported
In Capetown on Thursday Stransvaal and Capetown teams faced each other with several singles and doubles results. Notable bouts included Lavy beating Witch 4/6 8/6 874 and Long defeating Mamdamen Watermeyer 6/2 4/3. Brown and Worummigton lost to Sturgess and Fannin 4/6 7. Warhrat Lang lost to Sturgess in a tight 0/6 set.
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Witch
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Mamdamen Watermeyer
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Sturgess
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German duo travel by perambulator to plead for fodder aid
Two German looksmiths left Kiel on Monday with a son Tolanthe on a 4300 mile journey to Washington. They hoped to persuade President Truman to increase fodder supplies for all Germans. The push drew attention when a German Society official urged action and the couple reportedly traveled with their child Tolanthe in a perambulator.
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Tolanthe
Washington
T Hey
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German Society For the Prevention of Crwlty
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Actors Released From Gaol In Adl lewood Thurstday
Actor Robert Mitchum and De yr Lin Tassae were released from gaol yesterday after completing their mar inal conviction. Mitchum said he felt no hard feelings about prison and that he has his eye on another project.
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Robert Mitchum
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