Russia Builds Up N Korea Forces During Armistice Talks
In Lexington the report cites Soviet supplied air force in Korea totaling about 1,700 aircraft with over half jets. General Vandenberg says the USSR is sending some 70 MIG-15s to replace losses. Allied air and naval actions faced heavy shelling as truce negotiations continued, with reports of sustained bombardment and air sorties.
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Lexington
Korea
Hoyt Vandenberg
U.S
Soviet Union
Vandenberg
Malayan Raids Use Thai Bases in Terror Attacks
In a border operation, Malayan and Thai bases were used by terrorists to launch raids. Reports cite police and military actions, with several attackers killed or wounded and documents recovered. The large-scale assault prompted authorities to tighten controls and monitor cross-border activities.
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Hinapores Ranauy
W. E. Harper
Theo
India to mechanise coal mines plan announced
The Indian government unveiled a plan to mechanise coal mines aiming to boost output. It targets significant tonnage increases with substantial portions allocated to expanding non-extractive sectors and modernising operations across key regions.
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India
New Delhi
Aurday
Indian Goverinment
Tven
SrtLall
Persecutions Alleged in Colombia Evoke Tense Strife
Bogota reports claim growing persecution of Protestants, with burning and intimidation spreading across provinces. The Confederation cites 17 notable Christians targeted, describing attacks tied to religious and political tensions as authorities push to restrain missionary activity and curb conversions.
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Bogota
Colonie
Colombia
Confederation
Oleh
Aimee Vononary
Roth
Raniah
Eathane
Salem
Lankmonth
Churchill Shaking Off Cold
London reports Prime Minister Churchill appears to shake off a cold while continuing public duties. Observers note steady schedule as health details remain closely watched and government activities proceed despite illness.
Tokyo Dispatch Signals Shifts in U S RAAF Leadership
In Tokyo on Sunday reports indicate senior U S and Australian air leaders will meet this week to plan Korea and Pacific deployments. General Stratemeyer and RAAF Chief appear to discuss strategy with Allied commanders as U S political conventions unfold.
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Hardman
Niet Ni Bla
RAAF
Tour
Nariman Wan
Democrats
K. Rod Parwone
Neadyu Leva
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Thie
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Ener Etal
Robert
Truman
Richart Harwell
Penthers
W. Averell Haverin
Etarriman
Aimaatt
Oine
New York
Eisenhower
Taft
Eisenhower Tops Editors Poll for President
General Dwight Eisenhower leads a national editors poll for president with the most votes. The survey lists leaders including King, Taft, and Mussolini as other noted figures, while Truman Kefauver Warren and MacArthur appear with varying support.
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Washington
Dwight Eisenhower
Mmost
Abely
Nawasaper
Kingahower
California
Truman
Extel
Kefauver
Poeroocrat
Ceneral Isohhower
Benmjor Mussel
Kerauve
Queen Mother Rumoured as Governor General
London report claims the Queen Mother Eenbeth might become Governor General amid speculation. Officials in London say discussions could occur when Mr Memies visits for relief with Mr. Courehil, amid widespread unfounded chatter about the Queen.
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Queen Mother
London
Saundary
Eenbeth
Australia
Fred
Memies
Courehil
Civil Police Take Over in Cairo After Military Tension
Reported in Cairo a civil police seizure followed by a six month crackdown. Egypt’s political scene shifts as discussions with Britain and Sudanese officials unfold. Abdullah Khalil, UMMA secretary, chairs talks with Sir Robert Howe and Me. Bien, while a Sudanese delegation contemplates delegation to Britain.
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London
Sudan
Abullah Bey Khalil
Rowbert Howe
bin Igobert
Secresary
Anyhany
Budan
Abdullah Bes Khalil
UMMA
Whiew Orks Siviannse
Sudanexe Aseammiilyave
Robert Mawe
Atomic Scientists Face Travel Restrictions Abroad
London report states atomic energy chief Coelerafi warns that postwar controls limit free movement of scientists. He cites 1880 act implications on exchange of information and research, noting tighter restrictions affect Western countries and US relations.
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London
Sunny
Juno “Coelerafi
Iuain
Yeaterday
Sir John Said
John
Reading
Berkathce
Bret Mporhance
U S Readies Move On Rubber Restrictions
Washington reports the United States will lift restraints on rubber imports and cane from war era controls. Officials say government oversight will remain in place while policy shifts after years of wartime regulation and economic pressure.
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Washington
Haney Fowler
Shipping tie up threatens Brisbane in wartime supply clash
Fragmented report notes Brisbane port tensions and potential shipping shutdowns amid wartime supply concerns. References to unions, production authorities, and planned actions surface, signaling risk of port disruption and broader industry impact.
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Conan
Tau Waa
Prrinlain
Acouriky
Thorn
Lee Anton
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Tige
Mme
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Abe Wison
Hanna
Fowler
Sunita
Arméit Amier
Arvell
Bern
Nearly Got Stalin s Number
Washington Sunday report outlines alleged conversations between President Truman and allies about atomic bomb knowledge sharing with Britain and Canada. The piece discusses Vandenberg and other figures, plus potential influence on U S policy and wartime alliance dynamics.
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Col Aephone
Fremier Stalin
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Vanden
Sendie Bahay
Smomowe
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Rilers
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White Mouse
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Truian
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Amon
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Britain
LO Wein
Rongevelt
Canada
Benalt
American Atomic Developmanta
Wharf overtime ban may preclude stoppage event
Fragmentary report signals a looming nationwide dispute as the Wharf Workers Federation advocates a five mile stand to press for an award. The Full Federal Court in Melbourne schedules hearings on Tuesday April 88, amid legal arguments about industrial timing and Australia wide action potential.
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Muteau
Feayman Bly
Heoraey
Colledon
Wasige” Workers
Mielhoumne
Tiyattay
Admevera
Congress Move to Impeach Truman in 1947 Action
Republican Rep. Bender announces a bipartisan committee to explore the possibility of impeachment against President Truman amid constitutional crisis debates. He notes momentum and warns the Senate may not support moving forward, with potential votes and funding questions for government operations.
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Ashington
Truman
Charge Bender
Bender
Ambonese Prime Minister Held in Dutch New Guinea
Ambonese Prime Minister A Walrinal was detained in Dutch New Guinea after a raid on Ceram and the seizure of the capital Atupon in November. The incident involved 39 soldiers and disrupted the Foo Reson Dloshate operation, with Dutch authorities confiscating documents and denying contact with the Ambonese representative.
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Leland
Ceram
Indonesia
Atupon
Nabuary
Lokoll
A. Walrinal
Corwin
Euatody
Sy Lotto
Ambonere
The Man Who Came to Lunch Mystery Fragments
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a town scene at a bank with a brief tense moment involving a person and documents. Details are garbled but imply a bank incident and a watched withdrawal.
India to End War State with Japan
Fragmentary report states India plans to end the state of war with Japan and resume diplomatic ties. An official amnesty or policy measures on April 1 are hinted, with expected steps toward reestablishing trade and political relations amid broader regional diplomacy.
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India
Japan
Tve
Wae
Annan
Gay Ormiente
Tnd
Tolyn
Delhi
Briton Invents a Bomb Aimer Revealed in Study Notes
A British inventor is described as creating a device to aim bombs, with reports noting interest from Australian labs and excommitted device experts. The article mentions American engineers and a timeline touching on atomic warfare research amid wartime secrecy.
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Ton Pace Eital
Tarabrad
America
Congress Inquiry Into Wartime Murder Of Poles
London reports a wartime murder inquiry into Polish officers killed in 1940s Katyn Forest. A 32 member congressional delegation pressed for evidence, with a former Polish student and others cited. The committee planned further hearings in Frankfurt after investigating a Sweden claim.
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LoNnDon
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Germany
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Prantfurt
Wallington
Sweden
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Ainemar Nage
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