Arabs to Open Attack on Palestine War Looms
Widespread Arab forces from Syria, Lebanon, Transjordan and neighboring regions plan a three front campaign into Palestine. British and American reports cite mobilizations, shelling near Tel Aviv, and preparations to throw 10,000 troops into the Jewish country as tensions escalate over impending hostilities.
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Palestine
London
Tussany
Syria
Lebanon
Transjordan
Zoalem
Joricha
Jerusalem
1Ar
Saat
United Nations Organisation
Jane
Amimdt
Abdullah
Traq
Atari Palestini
Corpen- Fender
Trad
Errol Flynn Sues Magazine for Libel in Damages Suit
Errol Flynn files a libel suit against a magazine over an article titled My Fi at Seren Kin e claiming damages of 93 000 and seeking an injunction to halt further publication. The piece allegedly stated Flynn did not authorise or write the article harming his public image and career.
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Ve. Angeles
Ture
Errol Flynn
Tultedl
Dla Drivacy
Kovie Stara Purfudey
Boy
Oliv de Taylan
Olen Sayy
McReen Kian
Sino British Association Seeks Inquiry Over Australia
A Singapore meeting of the Sino British Association resolved to urge the U教育 government to seek an inquiry into events in Australia and Malaya. The aim is to assess how a de facto policy might affect relations between Malays and Australia, led by a group calling themselves the “Kings of China.”
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Singapore
Ansociation
U Government
Australia
Woeakborn 'Antatipctusia
Magiv
China
No Immediate Danger of War Stated by U S Officers
The president’s aide and General Omar Bradley cited no early prospects of global conflict. They said intelligence advised against any imminent war threat and emphasized caution in public statements while assessing potential tensions.
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P.M
Chirey Wes
Sta Ganerel
Omar Branep
Thame Killed in Crash of Truck Over Cape Patton
Melbourne reports a truck crash near Cape Patton killed three men and injured ten others, with several reported in serious condition. Victims include Arthur William Bouleh, 31, from Bairnsdale. Anley Dawid Buyich, 24, same area. Kevin Borne neddon, 49, from Kurumbrra. The truck plunged over a 80 foot drop after a collision damaging nearby road repairs.
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Melbourne
Arthur William Bouleh
Bairnsdale
Wi Beather
Anley Dawid Buyich
Niu
Kevin Borne
Neddon
Kurumbrra
Olympic Team to Sail From Auckland in Farewell
Auckland Tuesday. New Zealand's Olympic team sails Saturday after a brief farewell from team manager Woodfield who asked for a quiet send off. He notes the parents and supporters have shown strong support as the team departs.
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Auckland
New Zauiaint
Olympic
Bakurday
Vivic
Mnhager
DT. Woodfield
Monibern
Alan
Man shot while leaving home in Melbourne
Melbourne report says 64 year old Willy Tandy was shot as he walked out of his home on St Kilda morning. The bullet struck near eye and ear, he was taken to hospital in a vernella congiLinn Hidding freely he fell to the outpa ti. A man was later arrested on a charge of attempted murder.
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Melbourne
Victor Willy Tandy
Wea
Aydney
Turade
Treland
Australla
Ge Valera
Aumtralla
de Valera
Matheline
Wlan
Lomapeig
Hig
Actilioh
Rive
Novi Thern
Ireland
Sur. de Valor
Ihdua
Jone Way
Ita
Clive Vatt
Altairs Department
Toan ‘Catholic Church
Austraiarireland Netional Ras
Sation
Walleed
Fred, Alken
Nia
Mit Cato
Canberra
Valera
SATION PREVAILS IN AUSTRALIA
A readable fragment notes religious events in Australia with references to St Mary’s Cathedral and Melbourne Roman Catholic ceremonies. It mentions dignitaries from various countries and a sense of celebration around Catholic rites and the Prince Way end of a significant religious gathering.
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Sydney
Thaday
Sam Pape
Australia
Tuilian
Carin Speman
St. Mary's Cathedral
Auieteatia
Will Wsoa
Melbourne
Paal Moat
Stricter Enforcement of Tariffs in Britain Reported
The fragment reports Australian visitors facing tightened Britain customs rules, including duty and purchase tax on goods, with refunds on departure. It notes London officials seeking guidance from British authorities on handling smuggling concerns and mentions varied treatment for passengers and temporary allowances.
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Britain
Griaee & i
London
Orin
Atvitiuh
Ragland
De Valera Arrives in Sydney Amid Welcoming Cocoon
Irish leader Eamon de Valera lands in Australia amid cheers and pageantry as he begins a Commonwealth visit. Officials emphasize ties with Ireland and Britain while preparing events in Melbourne and Canberra.
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DE Valera
Sydney
Cylinder of TNT Found at Cairns Beach
A damaged report describes a TNT cylinder found on San Remo beach near Cairns. Naval experts assess it as a potential demolition device tied to a plan to blast a landing barge and threaten the city, with speculation about its use in a military operation after the war.
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San Remo
Cairns
Raval Misen Uaposal
Uni
Italy
Exparla
Minpa
Cites
Wampla
Une
Vent
Uneb
Fangation
Bolt
Treloar Begins Training in U.S. Debut Planned
In Minneapolis a Australian printer named Treloar starts training for his first American competition. He will participate in Collacuni relays in Los Angeles on May 21 and uses the American end to clock a few starts as photographers observe. He plans a tilt soon and continues jogging around the Minnesota University stadium track.
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Minneapolis
Tuesny
John Treinay
Los Angeles
Hoe
Prenx
Ena
Minnesia University
Mysterious disappearance of communist party member in Auckland
Police investigate the Tuesday disappearance of Walter Ashton, longtime Auckland Communist Party secretary. An abandoned car wax found near Piha Beach is reported, with civilians assisting in the inquiry after a party meeting in Suektani Town last week.
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Wellington
Walter Ashton
Communist Party
Ashton
Auckland Traden
Piha Heacy
Auckiall
Communists Organised Korean Riots Reported in Tokyo Bypass
Reports from Tokyo indicate American sources claim Communist groups organised the Korean riots in Korea and Korea alarms spread. General Eichelberger and allied authorities say Japanese and Korean factions were involved. police report a Korean shot under orders and a Communist party spokesman voiced support for the riots amid pending plans after May Day.
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LAP
Retteen
Tokyo
Communiste
Eichelberger
Ak Mye
Koba
Bhogal
Karonit
Hoo Uellakur
Kebe Oun Willer
Japan
Korea
Daska
Apanere Podiewman
Gor Une Gor
Yaimuat Party
Mpport
U S Congress Debates World Wheat Agreement
Washington notes Congress remains divided over the International Wheat Agreement. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee weighs ratification and potential U S export controls as prices and terms spark debate among major wheat exporters and lawmakers.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Bombers Widow To Make World Flight
The widow of a bomber pilot shot down over Belgium plans a world flight from Venture California in a modified craft. She aims to beat Odom's 73 hours 5 minutes 11 seconds record, despite a height of only two inches?
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Venture
Califopals Tatahe
Fwrand
Wile Ham
Odom
Belgium
Two Britons Die as Tree Falls in Kuala Kungear
Fragmentary OCR reports two Britons killed when a tree uprooted and fell during a gathering in Kuala Kungear. An officer and others were injured as the collapse occurred amid a crowd, with unclear local details and timing.
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Kuala Uimpur
Tuonday
Jed
Fryihen
Perak
Kuala Kungear
Ball to Ball Test Broadcasts and Commentary
Fragmentary report on a ball to ball test broadcast with mentions of Britain and several commentators. The readable text names Swanton and Gilly among others, hinting at special comments and prospects discussed during the broadcast.
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Bypney
Tuimeday
Lee
Britain
Uret
Tommentatira
Woman dies after headache powders poisoning trial
Police report a Wellington incident where Mrs Florence Amelia Byrnes died after consuming headache powders laced with strychnine. Her husband Vincent Patrick Rye, 52, was hospitalized in serious condition. A bottle with poison was seized at the Byrnes home, and contents will be sent for government analysis. The couple, living on Manwell Street, faced an apparent prepared poisoning plan.
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Wellington
Wotan
Florence Amelia
Byrnes
Cate
Onvulaiona
Vincent Patrick
Rye
Doroter
Tita
Byrnes Nome
Cherix
Manwell
Paten Bos
Ural Fe
Nazi W ars Sent to Gaol For Murder Trial
A British War Crimes Court in Hamburg sentenced a 26 year old wardress Fluth Clysius to death for involvement in the murder of 11 women at a Ray AubrWe prison camp. Other defendants, including a 29 year old woman, faced similar charges linked to the atrocity.
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Hamburg
Crimea
Fluth Clysius
Ray
AubrWe WoInen
Amprinan
Warner
Memorable Royal Silver Wedding Day Captured in Siren Speech
A garbled but persistent passage recalls a royal silver wedding, with the Queen praising years of public support and the King expressing gratitude for 29 years of companionship. The couple vows patience, tolerance, and continued service as a form of fellowship and national unity.
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Hepps
Ships Diverted By Iceberg Warned To Change Courses
Melbourne bound ships under the Cape of Good Hope route were warned to alter course due to a massive iceberg in the arc. The iceberg, a 55 year anomaly, was reported by the molurahuip Con Gets after arriving from London on its first voyage to Australia. Officials said unusually cold Antarctic weather and gales may have driven the ice north, prompting extra lookout and precautions.
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Melbourne
Tucadas
Cape of Deach Hope
Ile
Gets
Witieh
London
Austraiia
Weagher Burreau
Antarctic
Heeberg
Coal Board Seeks Record Mine Output Amid Idle Mines
In Sydney on Tuesday the Joint Coal Board estimated miners must produce 400000 tons of coal in the new fortnight to maintain output. Officials watch closely as the industry faces days of attrition with only one mine idle today, and a new record of 6000 tons reported.
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Sydney
Wteomne
Supreme Court Rejects Appeal by U Saw
The Supreme Court denied an appeal by U Saw regarding a petition linked to a case involving a Cabinet minister. The decision comes after a government inquiry and references a plan to establish a cancer research effort in Melbourne.
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Rangoon
Supreme Court
B. Saw
Tha Muniar
Soviet denial of errors deemed inaccurate by UK official
London reports that Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs Captain Mayhew told the House of Commons that the Soviet account of the April 5 collision over Berlin between a Soviet fighter and a British air transport was inaccurate. He also rejected the claim that the British Court of Inquiry manipulated evidence as unfounded.
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London
Mayhew
House of Commons
Berlin
UNMOM BANS MARINES AS PROM BEING PALLBEARERS
A garbled report from New York outlines a union rule that blocked Marines from acting as pallbearers at a ceremony. Despite the entreaties of family and officials, the Marines were not permitted to participate, triggering commentary on union limits and ceremonial roles.
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Oeses
Jemney
Olor
Union Rillen
Lada
Two Milled White Italian Coat Ordered By Border Patrols
A report notes border patrols in Grimatea near Udine purchasing two milled white coats from Italian suppliers. The item is described with emphasis on quantity and origin. No further details provided.
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Grimatea Pommune
Udine
German Flees To Escape Arrest
Berlin reports a German fugitive evading arrest as authorities pursue him through the capital. The irregular account mentions a commander and international figures, with unclear details about nations and motives amid a tense security situation.
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German
Atomic energy to build huge cyclotron at Berkeley
The United States Atomic Energy Commission plans a large cyclotron in California. The facility at Berkeley will be capable of generating vast electrical energy and accelerating mutating particles. Officials claim significant advances in atomic research and potential implications for national energy and defense programs.
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Atomic Energy
Berkeley
Cal
California
Genoa
Mallcion
Fourth-Time Married Couple at Home of Publishers
A damaged fragments show a couple described as married for the fourth time, with references to Lane and Topping and the home of publishers William son. The text mentions a fountain discovery and a reported gathering with Sotrosiued Sotho, but details are unclear.
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Tageiter
Mie Kaye
Terrovianta
Nvger
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Geneva
Tasmay Tesemblanment
Wee
Thame
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Treloar
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Stavia
Congress
Kine
Wwe
Enum
Macrae
Khem
Coal Board
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Tueady
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UNO
Tupeday
Bern
Paler
van Kaole
Bie Rusia
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