Four Powers Push 40 Year Pact to Block German Re‑armament
Moscow reports Secretary Marshall proposes a four power treaty lasting forty years to deter Germany from renewing aggression. The plan calls for immediate allied air land and sea measures against rearmament and would exclude the German peace treaty in a broad draft. Molotov concedes Allied drafting aims to end the war with Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
General Marshall
Big Four
Sion
Omere
Maraivall
Usaty
Mfrsie
Amy
Berman
Tewem
Besne
Italy
Molotov
Germany
Slomp Reported On Wall Street Market Fluctuations
Slomp reports on Wall Street as the market shows sharp swings with the exchange index moving amid large sums. Traders observe volatile prices and notable activity across several sectors, signaling unsettled conditions for investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slomp
Wall Street
Gromyko Attacks United States Aid to Greece
Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko accuses Washington of interfering in Greece and threatens to challenge UN authority. The dialogue centers on aid plans and the risk of widening Cold War tensions amid a UN debate on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gromyko Attacks
USA
Greece
Communist Agent Indicted in U S Case
A Federal Grand Jury in Washington indicts an individual linked to the Communist Party on charges connected to espionage and security activities in the United States. The case outlines alleged plots and locations as part of the government’s crackdown on subversive movements.
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Washington
Lnaidd
Seti Isles
Tor
America
Oofpecaeion
Aia Tercemta
United
Btaten
London Budget Report Shows Deficit Missed Estimate
A scrambled summary notes a deficit of 1569 million pounds with spending higher than planned and revenue buoyed by various sources. The report cites indirect taxation, entertainment, imports, and other streams while estimating 1847-48 figures and a surplus in some areas.
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London
Gusncaker
Cor
Ming
Delton
JM Perris
MOF OLIPHANT NOT COMING FOR YEARS
Marcus Oliphant said he would not return for years due to commitments. The London report notes his focus on atomic research and related projects, with Australia and Britain cited in context.
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Oliphant
London
Marcus Oliphant
British shop on way to Washington amid tariff talks
Fragmented report cites Mr Wilcox and American delegates at a London conference urging prompt tariff talks. The United States presses for concessions while negotiating a charter draft, stressing reciprocity and avoiding rigid protectionist steps. Attendees seek quick agreement despite disagreements.
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United States
Chase Whicox
Yeateriny
Amertos
von Ifane
London
Pritlan Sonner
Someraet
Dumedin
Toon
Wilcox
Aruba
United Staton
Wilcor
America
Sonnathary
Asia
Tris
Hoaiam
Stafford Crippa
Ev Aryone
Tanres Called to Boncluk London
Fragmentary notice reports Tanres summoned to Boncluk London with unclear details and dates.
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Tanres
Boncluk
London
Adachi Admits Executions of Indians Without Trial
Under war crimes proceedings Lieut General Adachi testified his subordinates executed Indians without trial before an emergency punishment order. He said officers had power to exact without trial though the order did not apply to all ranks. The trial noted 1644 dates and discussed Japan’s line war effort and independence context.
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Rrbaul
Tusday
War Crimes Court
Adachi
Japan
India Opens Trade Talks with Japan
India and Japan launch formal discussions on trade and investment to deepen economic ties. Officials from both sides outline goals including market access and cooperation in technology and supply chains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Japan
Prime Minister Urged to Act in Strike
Amid labor unrest, officials discuss action to prevent walkouts and potential penalties under the law. The debate centers on government response to rising crowding and train delays, with references to presidential rebukes and shifts in political support.
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Cali
Logan
Werkmd
Masmures
Joe
Smeet
United States
Benator Vandenberg
Oheirroom
Banate
Allaire
Garrat
Tas
Corvicn Palley
Action Demanded Against Mr Wallace For Speeches in Britain
Officials call for action against Mr Wallace over speeches in Britain. The prompt outlines immediate response and related political reactions, with names and affiliations implying a controversial public dispute. Parnell is referenced as part of the discourse.
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Mr. Wallace
Britain
Exhibitions Span Australie Pact Amid Unclear Text
Fragmentary OCR mentions exhibitions and a vague pact linked to Australie with uncertain context. Key names and places are unreadable, leaving the main event unclear and details unresolved.
Queen Elizabeth Grounded at Southampton
The Queen Elizabeth, an 80,000 ton liner, ran aground at the entrance to Southampton Water while en route from New York with 2,200 passengers. Tug attempts failed to free the vessel as crews prepared to lighten loads and await high tide, with no injuries reported and passengers to disembark as repairs planned.
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London
Southampton Water
New York
Inez
Tga
Aquitanta
Heventums
Celsha
Alsrman
Feapatinn
Odo
Eanaton Wanaes
Batio Arlene Teouent Fanhore
Trial Reveals Cruelty at Nazi Concentration Camp
Testimony from survivor Peter Benkel describes brutal conditions at a concentration camp. Inmates faced starvation and forced labor while guards abused prisoners, with incomprehensible mistreatment and severe beatings reported during the war era.
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Peter Benkel
Depuy
Gowcombvahin
We Hanes
Zenkel
Seapr
Russia to settle land-lease debt negotiations
Unclear text indicates Russia to settle a land-lease account debt of about £2700 million. Source text garbled but implies negotiations or settlement discussions, with emphasis on a single country handling the matter.
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Russia
Owen
Death sentences handed to Slovak regime figures in Prague
A Prague court sentenced Josef Tio once Quialing President to death by hanging and Ferdinand Durcansky former Foreign Minister to death. The proceedings target Slovak quislings tied to Bloves government.
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Prague
Tweenay
Blaves Nations
Josef Tio
Prem
Quialing
Blov
Wlac
Nh Sbeentia
Ferdinand Durcansky
Tuso
French honours Churchill as security debate ends
New York reports a Franco British tribute to Winston Churchill amid a Paris council decision cancelling a security session. The Premier M Ramadier plans to confer France's highest military medal to attendees, with a May visit marking the second anniversary of Yankee Stadium management and a note on a baseball season.
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New York
Securit Paris
Aiamrreament
M. Ramadier
Gebale
France
New Yorks
Churchill
Yankey
Wild rumours swirl over transfer of terrorists
Fragmentary text reports political repercussions surrounding terrorist transfers. It mentions a prisoner in Zeruaglem, medical treatment claims, and a London petition to the Privy Council against a death sentence. The Palestine Government reportedly makes no guarantee of execution delays.
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Zeruaglem
London
Solientoes
Tel Aviv
Counett
Gruner
Palestine
Stalin Complains of Bad Faith By Correspondents
Stalin accuses foreign reporters of bad faith in covering Soviet censorship and quotes Molotov’s alleged interference. He says censorship was suspended then reinstated after correspondents allegedly pressured leaders and editors.
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Harold Stamen
Minnesota
Stalin
Russia
Xéaton
Kiascon
Two Fishermen Injured in Heavy Seas
Reported by Berlin dispatches a heavy sea incident left two fishermen injured during a voyage. One man caught his clothing on a deck hazard and was dragged below deck before being hauled back aboard for treatment.
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Loys
le Tate
Seth
Berlin
Une Invest
Baron Yom
Wis
Raulboatormer
Siemensarigbane’ Hospital
Treetmnant
Alectrival Watt
Trade talks with Russia to shape postwar treaty
London reports that the president of the Board of Trade will travel to Moscow on April 18 to exchange views on a future Anglo Russian trade framework. The aim is to facilitate negotiations between British exporters and foreign buyers, with Britain seeking scarce materials and Russia seeking machinery and equipment for reconstruction.
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London
Mre
Ale ‘Biatard Crip
Iarelt Yio
Overseas ‘Trade
Broscow
Wilson
Aaliers of
Ath Sien
Britain
Anxias
Ruma
Reynolds on World Fight in Dubious Time Lapse
Fragmentary OCR reports Reynolds involved in a world fight narrative with scattered locations and times. Mentions Tokyo departure at 1 am and various cities, long travel times, and references to unrelated figures and events, producing an unclear, puzzle-like record.
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London
Reynolds
Borbanall
Tokyo
Ghanghal
New Tork
Roper
Sino Pathore
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