Tornado Toll and Disaster Aid Across the Midwest
Report recounts deadly tornadoes across Oklahoma Minnesota Wisconsin Mississippi and Kentucky causing numerous deaths injuries and widespread damage. The Red Cross dispatched 43 disaster specialists while storms toppled structures collapsed schools and highways and left towns under isolation with hospitals overwhelmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zahn Reader
Red Cross
BBC 1
Bie “Thvels Rens
Bili
MidWest
Mid-West
Texas
Dakota
Derkely
Noyih Delrgta
Truman Urges Plan To Outbid Soviet Aid
President Truman calls for a new programme to counter Soviet aid and influence. He declares Communist strategy seeks greater gains and blasts opposition, while urging swift action despite doubt about the scope of the Soviet threat and the need for a practical program.
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Truman
Pilots Strike Off After New Agreement Reached
A long running pilots strike ends as a new retirement service is agreed by ANA and allied associations. Spokesman says the deal will guarantee minimum sums to officers and four years of service for all years. The pay bands are set at 18 800 for grade 1 captains 3 000 for grade 2 and 14 850 for other ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Am Sashin
Oviman — Vonetarter Ahieset
Hayt
Mie
Umit Bhotey
Ywemilil
Man and Wife Freed in Bank Stealing Case
The couple Thomas San I Green and Mhelma Green were freed after trial as police had failed to prove they stole money. The defense argued the pair had been in Burwood on the day in question and the prosecution could not establish their involvement beyond doubt.
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Sydmey
Yreducutoy
Oman
Alole
Basta
Thomas San I Green
Varrowman
Merryland
Ma Mhelma Green
Childer
McNomara
Cour Jkt
Village Native Killed in Clash With Patrol
A village native was killed and a native trader wounded in a confrontation last Thursday about 15 miles west of Teletermin. An officer from New Galites reported the attack at a theater site, while investigators raced to determine the exact sequence of events and the responsible party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiaealui
Tow
Mississippi
Arkansas
Michigutt
Kentucky
Elitz
Nour Jounsen
Chicago
USA
Teletermin
Allact
Wewale
Neler Onyrin
Safest Bomb For Test At Monte Bello
The London Daily Mail claimed Britain will test a so called safest atom device at Monte Bello in West Australia next month. It described the device as a nuclear instrument rather than a bomb to aid Sir William Penney in finalising Britain’s H bomb design.
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London
Britain
Monte Bello
West Australia
London’ Daily Mail
The
Mail
William Penney
Atomic Research
Cyprus Accuses British Army Captains in Abuse Case
The report alleges Cypriots accuse two British captains and an intelligence officer of abuse and coercion during detention. It cites Archbishop Makarios and mentions a compelled written statement. Names include Captain Gevald O’Drieoll and Acting Captain Robin titleRanMGE Cr uinaes, with trial details unclear.
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Nigosta
Martinis Ntea
Itvin
Nilesgedd
Makavias
Constanti
Gordon
Defaced graves at Phaleros Bay cemetery in Athens
Greek Police guard the Phaleros Bay cemetery site after Austrian servicemen graves were defaced with blue paint by unknown attackers. Authorities say the headstones may be obliterated and will be replaced.
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Athens
Phaleros Bay
White House Fire Attempt Targets Red Room
An attempted arson at the White House aimed at the Red Room was reported, with other fires started at several locations in the Executive Mansion. The incident involved a disruptive individual and prompted security responses in Washington.
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Washington
Moscow Praises M Mallet In Interview Critique
Soviet Party Secretary Khrushchev praised French Prime Minister M Mallet after his American magazine interview critiquing Western policy toward Russia. Dulles did not dispute the substance of Mallet’s criticisms, calling them interesting for showing Paris’s stance at Geneva.
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London
Khrushchev
Moscow
M. Guy Mallet
Premice
Russia
Keluuahener Guild
Elise
Wren
Air
Brimier
White
John Monter Dulles
Washington
M. Molich
Critiaiains
Allier
Dulles
Keushieher
Geneva
Marshal Tulgasin
Kiriansney
Russia Bitter On U N Plan For Palestine
Fragmented report on UN plans for Palestine features criticism from Russian delegates and mentions American resistance. References to Western plans for armed intervention, alleged US Sixth Fleet patrols, and cautious Soviet reaction amid mid East tensions.
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Russia
U.N
Palestine
Ailewiy Soboliey Pattient
Bobolev
Tately Heeyne
Maclandy
Middle East
Ross Re Jetta
Bettin Raul
Israel
Henry Cabot Lodge
Ian Immediate
Mr. Sobalev
Cahill Explains Why Goossens Was Not Charged
Cahill explains why Goossens faced no charges. The Crown Law Office reviewed the case and recommended action. Cahill notes Eugene was not present and a key witness had claimed a related offense. The matter involves state and federal government involvement and employment status of Mugene.
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Cahill
Goossens
Crown Law
Ofice
Chaotic Debate Reflected in Ailed National Conference
A garbled report from a national leaders conference hints at political scientific and industrial debates. The fragment mentions democracy survival, Southeast Asian nations, and calls for universities to engage more in public discourse and future budgeting. It reflects a tense mix of opinion and proposed reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Peas
Church
Sade Glone
Vorgmierre
Unclear note on British buyers and shipping terms
Fragmentary text mentions London and British buyers facing terms from a bombing broker and references a link, with garbled phrases about ships and payments. No clear events or entities beyond London and West German firms.
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London
Worthesday
Byltish Ayers
A. Byitish
Vaombing
Britain Seeks Ike’s View On Middle East Crisis
Diplomatic reports describe Britain's cabinet plan to brief President Eisenhower on the Middle East tensions. Sir Anthony Eden awaits American reaction to a top level assessment, with hints of a push for stronger US support and coordinated policy across the region.
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London
Sir Anthony Eden
Eisenhower
Middle East
Iarlaln
Byilist Cabine
Willten
Sereniry
Selwyn Lloyd
Hia
Aapeehally
Som
Particy Arts
Nasser
Beyot
Intormants
Mkilinax
Reap Khassal
Dovdin
Si John Ginb
Arab Legion
Tas
Jay Months
Sain Arabis
Nance
Ameriqus
Bagdad
Britain
Taq
Persia
Turkey
Palistan
Aention Bulieve
Britalnlims
SF i
S M Herald To Become Public Company
S M Herald, reversing fiction from John Fairfax and Sons Pty Ltd, announces a new public company named Daren Ltd with capital and debentures. The offer to purchase ordinary shares from John Fairfax and Sons Pty Ltd is open until April 27.
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S.M. Herald
Public Coy
John Fairfax and Sons Py. Ltd
Warwick Fairfax
le Olip Daren Ltd
Awminntl Capil
CAO Iefore and
Wit
Sydney
Fairmax Py, Ltd
Kien
Orimary Shetrekpiders
Yeeonth
N Te
Thant
John ‘Aitfas
Sona Pig
Thyvadhy
Associated Newssayers
Gtr
Board of Associatat Meverpayrs
Elie
Passengers complain of conditions on ship
Passengers aboard the Mureton Bay report cramped quarters, filthy cutlery and foul water during a voyage from Melbourne to London. They allege threats to women and children and demand improvements. Captain Heywood and agents deny the claims as unfounded while some passengers express appreciation for later responses.
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Melbourne
London
Sid Hint
Mureton Bay
Hatthan
Ehwin
Lonton
Shawird
Thay
W. Brygal
Shuyi, Savill and Athlon Gh. Ltd
Gall
G. H. Haywood
Heywood
In Brief Afghan Leader Invited by Prague Government
Afghan Premier Mohammed Daud accepted an invitation from the Prague government to visit Cancho-Jovnitin. The notice was carried by the Czechoslovak news agency and dated Wednesday.
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Awomtan Pme
Prague
Pragcue
Mohammed Daud
Cancho- Jovnitin
Czechoslovakews
Mower Roai Macahs
England
London
Srilain
Civil
Monte Carlo
San Reme
Italy
Monneo
Istersay
Lisbon
Torbay
Fiat Ty
Polish Machinery
Vydia New Deli
Cammunish
Ares
Americans Seek Information From Petrov
Confusing text reports Americans pressing for details from Petrov and Howovany about Soviet and British diplomatic figures Burgess and Maclean. Mentions testimony plans, intergovernmental interest, and possible travels to testify, with uncertain dates and locations amid a web of names.
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U.S
Bancroft
Berit
Michigan
Hudlsonvile
Avons
Minnesota
Maciel
Viccinix
Henderson Zentucky
Roslin
Baneroll
Phair
Nomic
New York
Tennis
Bolt
Fraik Nocti Aftica Rndonssix
Mi ‘Druiman
Elmenhower
Glying
Taney
Teaders
Althose
Sita
Ube
Trarint
Dillon
Scott
Montana
Wornendig
Vila Pronk Enstuiel
Servine Apuliton
Hon Knualliets
M. Mallet
Neay York
Wadnesday
Javier Bawsla Senuche
Vunitesh Nations
Honeetrings
Che Peaqua
Yn Nilsslen
United Nichous
Maaymarsisjoeld
Ty Tee Middle
Gene Véa
Fedourcretadian
Leesan
Suney
Eugene Thoossen
Cub
Wollongong
St Bugene
Australia
E. Ronald Walker
United Nations
Henry Cabof Lodge
Jurra
United States
Af WN
Security Council
Sie
Wailliome Blin
Udersisigs
Adelaide
Wartnasitay
Derstredin
Governor Central
Willian Slim
Wld
Cammon
Innehvor Tovluys
Cig Polijeiays
Chivel
Tul
Spesstion
Buders
Ang
Ausutubons
CME Payment Plan
Bf Noir
Jobin Alnfax and Sons Pty, Ltd
Sun Potteriney
Fruwld Hall
Petrov
Forbes
Jie
Vladinie Potvay
Tater
United Sites
Tnternal Security
Catunities
Sun Thant
Guy Burgess
Ant Donald Maces
Petiay
Monde
Burgess Tal Maclean
Royal
Burgess
Maclean
Felvoy
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