Russia Blamed for Failure of Moscow Talks
Washington in a brief broadcast General Marshall said Soviet proposals at the Moscow conference were economically doomed and could not meet the main issues. He warned that only a broader peace would satisfy Germany and urged patience as Allies sought reparations and a lasting settlement. Henry Wallace, returning from Europe, claimed U.S. policy could influence postwar stability.
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Washington
Tussa
Marshall
Moscow
Germany
Anesmu
Wallace
U.S
Ofers
Rence
Henry Wallace
Proposal of 400 million dollar aid sparks Cold War fears
Article outlines concerns over a proposed 400 million dollar aid program in Greece and Turkey. It argues the Truman plan risks polarizing the world into two blocs and urges peace through U.S. investment in arms. It notes possible shifts in federal sympathy and Western hesitations toward international loans and Bank participation. The piece also reports on De Gaulle and Bordeaud political moves and a municipal council decision about a park event.
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Messid
Greece
Turkey
Taraweth
Wallace
Sa Af Twitci
Pani
Hie
Femaala
United States
Pernapa Est
Ane
Worl Bank
Partsipate
Econome Citi
Fuel Crisis Halts Steel Production In London
Archibald Forbes, chairman of Tron and Bee Board, warned that the fuel shortage would cut steel output. He cited a near record drop in ingot production and said the ministry faced severe impact from the crisis.
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London
Archibald Forbes
Tron and
Bee! Board
Ion
Archibald
Steen Demanded as Inquiry into New Agents Examinations
A London report notes a demanded inquiry by the Chemical Workers Union into examinations of new agents. The piece references delays and the need for thorough investigation into time and materials, with mentions of the union’s call for action during the period.
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London
Tuestar
Chemical Warkere Union
Riot at Roberts airfield in West Africa sparks clashes
Reported disturbance at Roberts airfield as native workers clash with armed saldiste and American officers. The incident follows a March 81 discharge at the airfield, with a guard shooting a native and the crowd demanding accountability.
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Wirsmaden
Teeny
Roberts Airfield
Independent
Viceroy Delivers Address as Riots Erupt in Peshawar
Crowds of Moslem League Green Shirts gather at Cunningham Park near Peshawar while the viceroy and Lady Mountbatten observe a friendly show of support. Violence erupts at Pawalpind station. police and railway workers suffer casualties. In Calcutta a sectarian riot results in four deaths and nineteen injured. police crack down as bombs are exploded.
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Peshawar
Nash
Gress
Cunningham Park
Momenaciza
Cunningham
Monteriaig
Gnd
Sino
Hemastyen
Pawalpind
Ithera
Fairway Teaneport
Peamanget Ind
Roane
Catcutte
Micota
Paraguayan Revolt Spreads Across Regions
Report cites ongoing rebel movement in Paraguay with recent advances, overseen from rebel headquarters in Caneupolon. Authorities in Asuncion report disrupted communications and unconfirmed casualty and supply impacts as unrest extends beyond initial zones.
German Doctor Accused of Exaggeration
A German doctor faces claims of exaggeration amid remarks on hunger and medical needs. The report notes many patients aged over 60, with several in their seventies, and asserts that malnutrition is a leading concern in the case.
Assembly Debates Palestine Issue At United Nations
In New York the United Nations Assembly opens discussions on Palestine with Britain leading a formal agenda. The session focuses on representation for Jewish groups, Arab voices, and the role of Britain’s request while several committees and organizations prepare to vote on agenda items tomorrow.
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New York
United Nations Assembly
Britain
Panterday
Sewtah
Palestine
Chenetttes
Blonists
Auncuness Ie
Unclear security at Batavia Assembly Gate Amid New State Talks
Reported disruptions at the Assembly Mall in Batavia as officials questioned people with large bags. An interview with Dr Orwsido Arena notes political tensions and possible new state formations affecting East Indonesia and Palestine discussions.
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Assembly
Batavia
Flarda
Arete
East Indonesia
Biahrir
Orwsido Arena
Big
Uie Joetak
Prrei
Arta
Hedualaten Tas
Antara Indo
Ielin Newsagency
Newark Times
Seooommlosity
Palestine
Ajstria
Republic
Holy Land
Repatriation Row Over Axis Internees in Tanganyika
United Nations overruled Tanganyika authorities in a decision to repatriate Axis internees held in Tanganyika. The Herald Tribune notes Britain’s stance on the policy and mentions a planned Asia coup linked to African wartime control.
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New York
United Nations
Tr Cornell
Peti
W Teatlnna
Tanganyike
Bridas
Herald-Tribline
Britain
Coeing Nationale
Asia
Tel Haat
Guerilla Warfare Claims Verge of Crite Region
Fragmentary text reports guerrilla activity in the Crite area with mentions of Vica g and altip groups, plus alleged attacks and a wireless outage affecting communications. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Polish Cardinal Discusses State Relations in Poland
A Warsaw report notes a Polish cardinal commenting on the strained relations between political factions in Poland. The remarks touch on governance, unity, and the perceived path to lasting political stability amid ongoing internal tensions.
Conservative Cabinet Refuses to Resign After Election Split
Foreyo reports the Conservative Coalition Government will not resign after the elections that left the Socialist Party as the largest single group in the House of Representatives. The government plans to seek a three party coalition before the House convenes, arguing that any new administration should emerge from the divided Socialist ranks.
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Socialist Party
House of Representatives
Cmne
Socialiste
Policemen Killed in Western Crete Clash
Five police officers died Sunday in Western Crete during clashes with left wing supporters who attacked police stations. The government announced a plan to send a military observer to monitor the situation and report on the attacks.
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Athens
Weaturn
Crete
Une Atta
Body of Gen Wingate Recovered in Imphal Jungle Grave
Official report states General Wingate's body was recovered from a jungle grave near Imphal after his plane crash between Bir Cher and Imphal in British India. Paratroops later reinterred the general in Imphal after clearing the crash area once enemy forces withdrew.
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Gen. Wingate
Calcutta
Wingete
Bircher
Tmphal
Wess
Royal Party to Visit St Helena in Royal Tour
A royal party plans departure aboard a Canadian Airlines plane with 12 passengers and crew from Lagos to Vancouver, anchored near St Helena. The visit includes a farewell at Mt James Bay as weather allows and the Nigerian government supports the voyage.
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St. Helena
Vancouver
Alt
Erwleer
Nigeria
Wien
Mt. Jamea’s Bay
Bt. Helena
Tha
Czech Soldiers To Die For Treason
Fragmentary wartime report notes Czech soldiers Curda and Gebrike, accused of giving information to the Germans or traitors. They reportedly parachuted into Czechoslovakia and were captured or surrendered to the Gestapo.
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Peau
Tye
Curda
William Gebrike
Cuscharmian
Isto Cuschoslov
Oatanastnan Ratanaret
Gestapo
Indonesia and Dutch Talks in Batavia Amid Cabinet Changes
Indonesian delegation to negotiate with the Dutch Commission-Gevere for Linggwdjate implementation faces changes as Syaheir returns to Batavia. Eurasian Dewey Dekker slated as Minister of State to oversee Indonesia's 250,000 Eurasian population amid a Republic cabinet reshuffle.
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Batavia
Tumbay
A. K. Gan
Cevere
Republic
Syaheir
Dewey Dekker
Indonesia
Adair
Adlalance For
Tuafee
Sit Soemanto
Interior
Roem
Specialiatty
Boeprnn
Membre
Kanamo
76 Ships Idle in London Docks Amid Unofficial Strike
In London docks 76 ships lie idle amid an unofficial strike by 10,000 stevedores and deckhands. About 26 laden vessels are affected with work on 85 ships reduced to skeleton crews while 10 others operate. Conan Corporation workers join the stoppage, and city brewery staff were out last night.
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London
Aix Ahipe
Lindon Docks
Hghtarmin
Conan Corporation
Bireele
Guillotine To Be Applied On Transport Debate
In the Nine of Commons the opposition group Pussists argued against a transport policy section. Mr Groesswood announced the ruling would be applied from 7 to 9 pm unless amendments were considered. Earl Winterton and others pressed for delays amid broad government opposition.
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of Commons
Janda
Groesswood
Rilen
Earl Winterton
Ania
Use of Volunteers Demanded to End Victorian Strike
A heated debate in the Victorian House centers on ending the strike with volunteer force support. Mr. Menzies calls for punitive measures to curb unlawful walkouts, while officials debate the scope of penalties and arbitration limits as Melbourne faces industrial unrest and threatened service disruptions.
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Evatt
Mensien
Taelf
Menales
Dr. Fyatt
UBF
Holt
Labour
War Council
Mr. Curtin
Bousley
Thay
Molt
Brett
Ny Peram
Sho Goév
Rockout Hall
Uwe
Courwe
Menten
Afr
Menzies
Amalgmated Engineering Union
Hia
Maald
Arbitration Court
Teton
Community of Australia
Victoria
Taye
Union
Waa
Anc
Congress Premier Predicts Revolt in India
Peshawar reports that a Congress premier in India predicts a revolt within the Congress party. Details remaining unclear as political tensions rise in the region.
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Congress
India
Canada faces trade shift urged at chamber meeting
Mr Gordon Cockshutt warns Canada must trade one third of its production to stay competitive. He argues balanced by money abroad cannot continue indefinitely and urges immediate economic adjustment to avoid doom for Canada and its citizens.
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Gordon Cockshutt
United States
Chamber of Comares
Canada
Ammunition Dump Falls to Communist Force in Overseas Theater
Readable fragments report the ammunition dump at Flainho near Tangl turned over to the Communist army after American marines defended a coastal area. The transfer, described as top secret, signals a shift in control amid ongoing tensions in the region.
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Toemday
Flainho
Tangl
Agcinet Atc
WWE “Ives
Tae Bem
He Nations Army
Sncret
Dalon
Young Boy to Pace Trial for Murder
A year old boy is set to pace the trial in a murder case. The report names Beia and Ti as key figures in the investigation with several suspects questioned.
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