Soviet Permits Removal Of Air Crash Victims
Soviet authorities granted removal of bodies from the Berlin Viking crash after British protests. An American AP correspondent noted US occupation denial, while German youths collected bodies for money. The incident involved Soviet patrols, British sector access, and a plan to move remains to a British hospital in Berlin.
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Rumians
Berlin
Lmaar
Amarean Pameenger
Proteata
Ve Roalan
Trey
Witham
Viking
Charlottenburg
Viking Wea
Nevaral
Frankfurt
Associated Press
United States
Tennion
Whch
Rausus
Wir Cragh
Bokolyvalry
Brian Roberson
Roberta
Walmar Fala
Belmont Avenue
Pine’ Geet
Sydney
Land
Australia
House of Commons
Flevin
Honey
Kinak
Unclear text on police strike and street name change
Fragmentary report notes a minister announcing a police strike decision and a planned street name change affecting residents on Rue Fouad. The text is garbled and hard to interpret beyond these points.
World Heartened By Marshall Plan Conference
At a Washington 80 minute conference leaders and ministers from Britain and France discussed postwar recovery, a potential defense treaty, and alignment with U S goals. The meeting, described as exploratory, focused on economic support and European stability as Truman’s policies were noted.
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Reuters
United States
Weald Preston
Ishington
Paul Heart
Adling
Lovett
Truman
UN Leader Discusses Pacific Islands Self-Government
The United Nations president urged protecting Pacific territories from militaristic control and emphasized a path toward self-governing status. He spoke at Denver University, noting efforts under the colonial system were failing to ensure independence and safeguarding territories from broader abuses.
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Uenver
Erate
United Nations
Francis
Marre
Denver Univwraity
Gloomy British trade balance cited by experts
The article notes a bleak British trade position with an estimated shortfall of £38 million, highlighting strained imports and exports. Analysts warn that without external aid, the balance could worsen. Sir Stafford urges possible U.S. assistance to curb the deficit.
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Landaw
Tusany
Tnegur
Ratory
Britain
Stafford
United States
Graziano Defeats Horne In 10 Round Title Bout
In Washington Tuesday a crowd of about 6,000 booed a narrow decision as Rocky Graziano won over Benny Horne in a world middleweight title bout. Graziano pledged his $30,000 purse to charity.
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Washington
Rocky
Graziano
Benny Horne
New York
Iis
Death of Mrs. J. D. Rockefeller
New York reported the death of Mrs. J D Rockefeller at age 73 from a heart attack. She was the daughter of the late Senator Nelson Wilmarth Aldrich and married into the Rockefeller fortune, known for its vast wealth and influence. She lived modestly, enjoyed gown shopping on foot, raised five children simply, and kept a low public profile until late in life.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Nelson Wilmarth Aldrich
Pate Elty
Tee
New York Museum of Modern
Abe
Uwe
British Zone Berlin reports claim Soviet tank advance warned
Report states Soviet light tanks advanced to Bolersdorf near Schoningen within the Anglo Soviet border zone. An alleged tank crew woke a Molersford resident and demanded movement of British troops and observation posts. The tank reportedly withdrew after a clash, with reports of dug trenches and machine guns in the area.
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Berlin
Pinto
Reutem
Anyside
Bolersdorf
Schoningen
Molersford
Saya Anat
Ruseiane
Rendorf
Binoide
Abe
President as administrator of European recovery program
The report states Paul G Halfman president of Studebaker Corporation named economic cooperation administrator for the European recovery program. The White House quotes that prosperity is key antidote to communism and production could be increased to curb communist influence.
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York
Torey
Truman Bhorn
Paul G. Halfman
Studebaker Corporation
Hommania
Soviet Abandons Plans for Atomic Control
The United Nations Atomic Energy Committee abandoned Soviet proposals for world atomic control by nine votes to two, with Russia and Portugal voting against. Britain, China, France and Panda supported dropping the plan, arguing it failed to provide adequate international supervision and could leak sensitive data. The commission expected to reconvene later this month to decide on further efforts.
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New York
UNO
Atomic Energy Committee
Nly Russa
Uaralo
Hematon Wnion Wan
Bir
Michard Lina
Vaasily Tarsanskoy
United States
Andrei Gromyko
Nim Moat
Bulgars Protest at Greek Action in Sofia
Bulgarians stage a protest in Sofia over Greek police action they condemn as unjust. Officials claim the incident involved detaining a Bulgarian patent holder, prompting national tension and calls for restraint.
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Sofia
Geenk
Britain to raise beet sugar price and send food aid
London reports quote Food Minister Strachey saying Britain will announce an increased price for imported beet sugar and plan to ship whisky to currency-soft countries during the year. He also notes Olympic competitors will receive industrial worker rations plus chocolate and other provisions, funded by overseas committees.
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London
Mr. Strachey
Canberra
Britain
Yuntralie
Beitinh Food Ministry
Auntralia
Beong
Australia
New Zealand
Tasman Air Service Suspended by Empire Airwave
Damnan Empire Airwave announced that the Taran service will be suspended after April 10 due to no charter aircraft available in New Zealand. The last weather-bound chaining will be on Sunday with further notice expected.
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Wellington
Damnan Empire Airwave
Taran
New Zealand
Wilpe
Argentine Refuses Collective Action at Inter American Forum
Report from Bogota indicates the Argentine delegation rejected the principle of collective action against internal and external aggression at the Pan American conference. The stance aligned with opposition to the 1947 Inter American Treaty and signaled a shift away from joint security commitments.
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Hogota
Marin Ant
Temelustye
FrauUNG Dockees Ordered Back to Union Executive
An executive order directs FrauUNG Dockees back to the union leadership amid ongoing labor actions. Rectifications and subsequent meetings are planned as tensions resume today and resume negotiations tomorrow.
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Frauung
Giome
Writ Served on Lewis to End Coal Strike
A writ was served on Lewis as authorities moved to end the coal strike. The action follows reports that the Labor Department gave Lewis a set period to respond to the charges and address the labor unrest.
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Lewis
Tim
Dustion Department
Lewis Tyre
Tres
Empire Faces Aid Deadline and Living Standard Fears
United Nations Economic Mission warns Europe that aid must come by 1951 to prevent lower living standards and rising dependency. Reports indicate ambiguous promises, shifting plans, and concerns over postwar reconstruction funding and food aid viability. The analysis highlights investment patterns and policy pressures across European economies.
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Empire
Somethi P
United Nations Economic Mission
Europe
United States trusteeship proposal for Palestine outlined
A US backed plan proposes multilateral trusteeship over Palestine with the United Nations administering through a trusteeship council. A governor general would lead a locally elected legislature, while law and order remain under locally recruited police and volunteers. The program emphasizes indefinite trusteeship with possible termination by mutual agreement between Jews and Arabs.
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A.scowinn
Palatina
Lek Popes
Ranont Kota
United States
Auatin
Siu
Pensnamt
Nubyotemion Prio
General Assembly
Unites Natione
United Nations
Palestina
Palas Sie
Palestine
Prem
Journalists urged to promote freedom and equal news access
Journalists yesterday unanimously adopted a resolution urging all correspondents to help maintain peace and security and respect for liberties. An American proposal for an international convention ensuring free flow of news was adopted, clarifying it would not affect the British Empire Press transmission.
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Terencen
Wall
Presa
New Zealand Appointment For Former Canberra Lecturer
Wellington sees changes as a former Canberra University College lecturer, Mr Parker Mercer of Economic, appointed Professor of Reference and Public Administration at Victoria College in Wellington. The move marks a notable shift in academia with Mercer’s transition from Canberra to New Zealand.
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Wellington
Fr. & Parker
Economice
Canberra
Construction of Canadian ships planned for Atlantic service
Pacific discussions reveal plans for building large passenger vessels intended for Trans Atlantic service. Separate talks cover ships to operate in the Pacific, with focus on design and capacity.
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Pacific
Mith
Paelie
Chinese soccer visit deferred after Olympic Games London
The chairman of the board of the athletic federation announced that the visit of the Chinese national soccer team to Australia and New Zealand has been postponed until after the London Olympic Games.
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Hong Kong
Tusadhy
Peroze
Eeen Athletic Federation
Australia
New Bewland
London
Rival gangs clash in Japanese town amid street battle
In a nocturnal confrontation, rival gangs identify as Korean and Resim factions clashed in a Japanese town. Cho was reported among participants as authorities investigated the scene and secured the area.
Britain’s National Income Rise Highlighted in White Paper
The White Paper shows Britain's national income estimated at 42 770 million with an increase of 870 million. It notes total borrowing rising to 6xTU million and wages increasing by 14 percent to 5 820 elton.
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London
Theetay
Britain
Mallliem
Allie Creer
Reuters Myn
Wsread
Elton
Lad
Rushians Call for Peace Amid War Talk
A fragmentary report notes Rushians urging no war as tension rises. Mentions Lovet Mester and Austell MG with unclear references to visits, arrivals, and regional leaders amid invasion talk.
MSAD Talks Reach Out to Burnoe Alcea
A fragmented note from MSAD discussions shows representatives focusing on communications and community outreach with Burnoe Alcea as a key referenced party, amid broader deliberations on regional collaboration and public engagement.
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Strik - Wey
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de Bevin
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Cenerel Marsal
Japan
Wurcea
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U.S
Sonny Horne
J. D. Rockefeller
Europea
Tasman Air Service
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Prospecta
Overmans Investments
U.S.A
N.Z
Peneh
Resim
Cho
Nace
Urphy
Mart Mare
Cropton Frulterer
Perth
Ramian
Miniater
Ty Austell
Lafamous
Masie Tetey
Monew Pegs Eis
Sore Chen
Selon Tounsiann
Yee
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Wasi
MSAD
Alante
Burnoe Alcea
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