Paris Conference Rejects Simple Majority Vote
Delegates reject a simple majority for decisions at the Paris Conference. Discussions center on amendments by Vyshinsky and French proposals to require a two thirds majority for certain recommendations. A British amendment aiming for a mixed majority approach is debated as Evatt and others push for clearer voting rules before foreign ministers convene.
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Joe
New Zealand
Aus Ctrie
Hout Africa
Samia
Vojlend
Belay
Brasil
Greece
Votey
Molotov
Rim
Maaneyi
Posal
Byrnes
Wevattfier
Vyahinsky
Jat Baek
So. Net
Third Park
McNeil
Bpoak
Dia
Vysninaky
de Murville
France
Revue
Vyshinky
Baudaters
Vyalt
Inaky
Jodajone
Jane Axbate
British air aims for travel at tourist fares
British Overseas Aircraft Corporation plans lower tourist fares and expanded routes to Australia and empire trunk lines. Knollys and BOAC executives discuss faster schedules and new aircraft deliveries expected by 1967, with emphasis on public passenger travel and increased frequency.
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British Air
AIM
LODON
Weaneany
Hythe
Australia
British Overseas Aircraft Corporation
HL and
Knoligat
Ina
Avro
Lord Knollys
BOAS
Canada Battles Price Control Troubles
Ottawa reports rising costs as the Prices Board grapples with curbing prices. A Bureau figure cites a 5 percent recent rise in living costs over five months, touching food clothing furnishings and health care. Chairman Gordon says the board faces difficulty in controlling prices across essential items.
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Ottawa
Wednewaay
Bureau of Atalistica
Prices Board
Gordon
Hiroshima to be rebuilt after atomic bombing
Melbourne reports Hiroshima plans to rebuild after the 6 August 1945 bombing and evacuations. A church service and gathering in Royal Park near Sydney marked the anniversary as citizens vow rapid reconstruction with medical staff from Major Harvey Button’s Sydney office addressing locals.
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Melbourne
Feniavata
Hiroshima
Wich Waa
Te Duniversery
Harvey Button
Sydney
The
Royal Park
Yurde
Thi
Casualties in Mtauan Clashes Near Palarmo
Reports from Mt Carcamo near Palarmo say several hundred attackers were killed or wounded as clashes between Pesants and government forces continued for days. The fighting centered on a village, with both sides using armored vehicles and attempted seizures of positions. The unrest follows claims of regulatory crackdowns and tensions over control of local resources, with authorities describing the scene as a government crackdown.
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Rome
Wednunday
Pour Oarablulert
Pesaants
Mt Carcamo
Palarmo
Pesan
Everal
REO
MPLA
Carrera
Inapeetorn
Allied espionage trial in Warsaw sentences death
Polish newspapers report a military tribunal in Warsaw sentenced a man to death for espionage on behalf of General Anders and two foreign powers. The trial allegedly exposed a definite link to Allied terrorist networks with operations centred in Britain and America involving one woman and seven men.
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Warsaw
Andere
Britain
America
Empire War Medal Design Competition Announcement
Empire competition for the War Medal invites designs for the reverse of the War Medal 1030 45. A prize of 4200 will be paid for the winning design. Open to full time armed forces personnel who have served at least 24 years. The minister for defence proposes inscription options and may adapt the design.
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Ascie
Efence
Forde
Jena Onan
Babel
Professor Brigden Elected Vice President of UARRA Council
Professor Brigden of Amuatenlia was elected Vice-President of UARRA's Council in Geneva on Wednesday. Anders Feahigen was chosen as President, and Brigden will serve as second chief.
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Brigden
U.nlr.a
Geneva
Amuatenlia
Ana
UARRA
Anders Feahigen
Hha Teen
Pilotless Plane Flight From Hawaii To California
MAROC California reports a 15 hour unmanned flight from Hawaii to the California coast. Two radio controlled drones detached from a mother ship at 6 500 feet. One drone released a smoke bomb near the coast as bomb bay doors opened and closed remotely. The test aimed to prove guided missile efficiency and practicality.
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Maroc
California
DDT Spray Proves Effective With Live Stock Pests
New York report states DDT spray reduces pests on livestock and milk contamination risks. Claims indicate improved milk quality and safety for the nation's dairy supply, with broader protection for animals not treated and reduced parasite issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.D.T
New York
Wednesaay
Wall Street
Scientists Plan for Atomic Control Debate
In New York on Wednesday scientists face responsibility to propose means for informational control of atomic energy. A World Committee decision delays fur ther meetings until the Scientific Technical Committee completes a week long investigation. Gromyko warns the United States risks rejection of a convention if its plan is not accepted.
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New York
Sciencific
Nncosk
Grorayk
United States
Steten Pripriaais
Washington & Tusea
Condine
Tie
Una
United Atalsa
United
Ventlona
Faint 5.0.3 Signals Picked by London Mutiny
A muddled maritime report describes faint signals picked by London on a Wednesday as vessels converge on Land's End. An unknown ship signals distress after a prior event. The yard believes the American Fore was towed by a small Royal Navy cutter.
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London
Land's End
M Small Tritiah Feeighter
Soviet Reply Challenges London in Moscow Broadcast
Moscow Radio reports a reply to Byrnes challenge as Soviet officials pledge to follow the rules. Joy Molotov and other speakers deliver brief remarks and song excerpts, while Byrnes continues with his address and reaction remains terse.
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London
Westnessing
Reuters
Moscow
Reumsia
Mer Byrnes
Byrnes
No Change in Turkish Policy Reported in Ankara
In Ankara on Wednesday a formal statement denied any shift in Turkish policy. The note recalled the cordial relations between Prime Minister Bevin and Hassan, who remains foreign minister, emphasizing steadiness in regional stance.
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Ankara
Bevin
Hassan
Porvign
British Danish trade terms set with price quotas
London reports an Anglo Danish food agreement setting British rates for Danish butter at 330 per cwt and bacon at 150, with Denmark to export about 10 000 tons initial and 80 percent of declared exportables. The deal covers nine months with 62 percent of exports and includes egg prices at 1 per long hundred and a contract through September 10 2047 for 85 percent of exportable surplus.
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London
Britain
Denmark
Egrosa
Eges
Airmen Lift Meal Ban For Trial Fortnight
A Wing-Commander led a meeting at the RAAF station to end a dinner time uniform ban for a two week trial. Officials reported mixed opinions among airmen with over 10 percent opposing the policy and a plan to inspect uniforms during a fortnightly inspection period.
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RAAF
Costello
Castella
Alrman
Costallo
Herwan
Ma Teaving
China urges Mongolia to prove bonafides for UN admission
New York Wednesday the Chinese delegate Dr Shuhsi Hsung urged delaying Mongolia’s bid to join the United Nations for about a year to show it can meet Charter obligations. He argued Mongolia, once part of China, has not yet established full diplomatic ties with other nations or demonstrated its ability to carry UN duties.
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Tientain
Prest
Paris
Jan Ching
Tang
Bina
Kun] Nintang
Parla
New York
Mongolia
Republic
U.N.O
Shuhsi Hsung
Mongelia
Maahel
China
United
Nafiomn
Chine
Aviat
Kruainnibey
Butter from coal oil aids 36 year independence drive
Delegates from Bri an and other parties discuss butter derived from coal oil as a wartime aid for 36 years. The report cites nonrefrigerated butter stability and government actions amid Allied effort against fascist aggression, with scarce ration details and territorial policy notes.
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Ghak Monigolia
Bri An
Atrae
Ital
York
French Communist Group Rejects Cabinet Invite to High Court
The French Communist Party parliamentary group refused the cabinet invitation for many Communist ide members to sit on the High Court of Justice. They reaffirmed the stand against nominating jurors as a protest over a landmark land ownership decision.
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Paris
Weanmday
French Communist Party
High Court of Justice
American rejection of partition plan for Palestine
Washington comments indicate the United States has not decided on the British Palestine plan but the Smith Government has been advised of near rejection by administrations. Rumors of ships and immigrant fleets reach Haifa as British and Turkish authorities tighten controls. A curfew remains in Jerusalem and British police report terrorist acts as the city endures martial measures.
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Washington
United States
Palestine
Smtith
Arata
Haifa
Megat Jowlah
Unmi
Europe
Ray
Levant
Ajax
Iron
Tente
Cyprian Waldiere
Affleeta
Jerusalem
Jaen
Australia asserts full control under New Guinea trusteeship
Australian officials argued for full administrative control of New Guinea under the United Nations trusteeship plan. The government sought authority to use naval, military and air bases if needed and to plan defense measures while maintaining welfare and administration for inhabitants. The motion aimed to align with the United Nations Charter and the Trust Territory Council questionnaire, with assembly consideration slated for September.
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Australia
Cuter
House of
United Nationa
Aus
Valleagh
New Guinea
Gainey
Australie
Chiney
Sat Australi
Lew Casine
Australis
Swedish defense reports rocket attack over coast
A Swedish defence statement confirms reports of a number of rockets crossing from the south toward the east along the Swedish coast. The notice adds that an initial estimate of 300 rockets projected is probably incomplete or uncertain.
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Rtockholm
Wednewday
Anrestory
Urest
World War Era Food Survey Reveals Calorie Shifts
The survey indicates changing global calories with nations facing higher energy demands. It notes planned increases in calories per person and hints at shifts in dietary patterns before wartime disruptions.
Yorkshire and Lancashire endure dour county cricket draw
A shattered scorecard shows Yorkshire and Lancashire in a dull draw as both sides fight to avoid defeat. Key performances include Watson contributing 19, Lap and Bhiore producing leg events, and figures like Robinses 79 and Murrey 5/523 shaping the declared innings.
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London
Weassatan
Dourly Ghrlind
Derahip
Terkamire
Lameee
Shir
Font Polis
Bond
Thay
Ibe
Watson
Beurs
Lap Wd
Bhiore
Aa Vaminge
Rune
Dery
Denk Warwta
Wists
Middlawex
Tome Sazi
Sabine
Ny Tain
Murrey
Baal Noite
Straton of
Wie Knaes
Crebbes
Smith
Woreeater
Bingletoo
Forkshire
Lancashire
Moncrvter
Doctared
Wnd
Retammond
Omar
Glimbiett
Britain Welcomes Labour Law Aimed at Living Standards
London reports the Perum government should maintain industrial conciliation machinery to ensure security and enable Peralanil to participate fully in the world economy. The policy is expected to raise living standards for Anglo-leanian employees and encourage practical measures by workers.
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London
Persia
Metta Foreign Office
Perum
Peralanil
Tidal Wave Wreaks Matanzas Coastline
Fragmented text reports a tidal wave affecting Matanzas and nearby areas after an earthquake. Readable phrases mention a party, a mile long impact, and a few survivors or witnesses. Names, dates, and concrete details are obscured, leaving a partial account of damage and sequence.
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McNair
Yugislav
Beet
Canada
Mtauan
Hawaii
Sigmals
Swedish
United Nations
Beemany
Yorkshire
Wrechs
Matanzas
Suidad
Shene
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