Molotov Blocks Progress At Paris Conference
Soviet leader Molotov opposed adopting the Rules Committee proposal by simple majority at the Paris conference. He pressed for unanimity, criticizing tactics seen as filibuster and intimidation while urging reconsideration to secure a truly unanimous decision amid intergovernmental tensions.
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Paris
Rules Committee
Molotov
Myatt
Awa
Evatt
Dr. Evatt
Porte Umk
No Progress Without Goodwill at Postwar Conference
Fragmented remarks from Allied delegates at a World War II era conference reveal calls for goodwill and unanimity to advance peace. The Daily Express reports on Byrnes and Molotov exchanges, debates over who participates, and the struggle to reach a decisive final treaty among major powers.
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Tom UA
Byrnes
Oversene
Molotov
Yryea
Foreign ‘Ministers’ Council
Stator
Yolland
Charg
Dean
Byrne
France
Norway
Egyptian Flag Flies Over Citadel in Cairo Ceremony
In Cairo on Friday King Fara ceremoniously raised the Egyptian flag over the Citadel after British evacuation earlier that month ending 64 years of occupation. The event included a ceremonial salute and gate chat signaling a return to sovereignty amid national pride.
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Cairo
Fara
Cains
Bidky Pasha
British wives warned to stay in own zone after dark
Berlin dispatch reports British wives joining husbands in the occupation zone warned by the Central Commission to remain in the British sector after dark and vote to avoid entering the Russian or Romanian sectors unaccompanied. The booklet states wives face arrest in the Russian sector if not with their husbands.
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Berlin
Union Threat Not to Handle Press Cables
New York Friday The American Communications Amunciation announced it was contemplating a general shutdown of all incoming and external press traffic in sympathy with 300 arriving Prusa Wirelowe employees protesting a proposed wage cut and a 20 percent reduction in line items.
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New York
Amunciation
Waa
Ari
Prusa Wirelowe
Agatn
W A Captain Charged In Crown Jewels Theft Case
The One States Army reports charges of larceny conspiracy and absence without leave against W A Captain Kathleen B Nach Durrant former Kronberg Castle recreation centre head. She allegedly conspired with her husband Colonel Durant and Mercy Watson in the theft of Crown jewels. The two men face charges. Watson to be tried after Mrs. Durant's case.
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Frankfurt
One States Army
Apniogs
W.A.C
Kathleen B
Durrant
Kronberg Castle
Durant
Mercy Watson
Balkans Fear Disaster With End of UNRRA
In Geneva speakers warn that ending UNRRA aid may unleash economic chaos in Europe. Leaders from Poland and other nations express concern over the collapse of relief programs and the potential for renewed hardship across the Balkans and their borders.
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Balkans
U.N.R.R.A
Geneva
Frany
Jeana Ones
le Europe
Énould
Mie Grech Delepssion
Vielny
U.milra
Ehdano
WRAA
Wraa the Pollsh Minister of Linduntry Hilary Minci Aaig
Big Powers to Confer on German Economic Union
Four Power commission should discuss the economic union of occupied Germany and its effects on trade, transport, and travel. A Foreign Office statement advocates cooperative effort among Britain, the United States, Russia, and France to shape reparations and postwar economic order, with emphasis on practical arrangements and avoidance of unilateral actions.
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Economic Union of
Germany
Transpor
Simil
Foreign Office
Internoue
Schick van Eireint
America
France
Akus
Beltain
Russia
Persian Protest At British Troops In Iran
Persian officials demand British withdrawal from Basra and support for a safe return to pre war presence. Diplomats from Britain and the United States discuss concessions while Tehran accuses foreign troops of meddling. The article notes calls for peace and national independence amid Allied influence.
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Tenbran
Nina Precen
Britain
Agaivet
Andlins
Trope
Investitures of War Service Awards at Sydney
Fragmented report lists various investitures from Sydney including John Sheather of Newcastle receiving the British Empire Medal from the Duke of Gloucester and Lt W G Crosby receiving a Distinguished Flying Cross. Mentions include Anthony Vincent of Inverell awarded the Military Medal posthumously, Major Vincent in Singapore, and Lieut Paul Maron of the B A N, with scattered notes on other awardees and locales.
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Sydney
John Sheather
Newcastle
Mumber
Merchant Navy
To- Tay
Duke of Gloucester
W. GN. Crosby
Bathurat
Hi. Mrton
Inverell
Anthiony Vincent
Jasher
Vincent van Wie
Singapore
Sheridan “Buhm
H.C Sturm
PSC
Paul Maron
B.a.n.vie
Intelligen York
Bougainville
Missing skiers located at Alpine Hut near Kiandra
Two skiers, Bob Arnott and Rwen Nicholls, missing since Wednesday, were found at Alpine Hut. They abandoned plans to reach Kiandra and will return to Kondiumko. The rugged terrain and long distance hindered their journey as Cooma remains closed with limited baggage transport via two horse jalighe.
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Bydwey
Bob Arnott
Rwen Nicholls
Kiandra
Taye
Alpine Hut
Kondiumko
Alpine
Att
Koschuaka
Cooma
Koncluaka
Test Flight of World's Largest Bomber
The Army Air Forces' experimental B36 bomber flew for 38 minutes yesterday and officials said the flight exceeded expectations. Described as the world’s largest land-based bomber, it is powered by eight engines of 1,000 horsepower each and can carry 30 tons of payload and fly 1,000 miles.
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Washington
Army Air Forces
Tt la
Menzies Attacks Ministerial Posts Abroad
Mr Menzies attacks ministerial posts abroad during a debate on the Supply Bill. He says the overseas appointments appear improper and questions government failure to let Parliament decide Australia’s stance for the peace conference. He asserts only Parliament can reveal Australia’s view.
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Mr. Menzies
Btin
Lelere
Tninistrabion
Ealne
Gpiattion
Menaies
Wwe
House of Representatives
Mr. Bewcley
Mr. Bewcley, Feat’ Genkatinuierth London, and Mrr Makin
U.S.A
Australia
Minnoweer
Aecas
Australie
Gils
U S Plan to Aid Japan Korea With Reconstruction Credits
Washington reports United States will extend 38 million dollars in reconstruction credits to Japan and Korea for focused purchases of army and navy equipment, transportation, road building, and communications gear. General MacArthur to oversee measures to prevent disease and unrest, stabilize occupied areas.
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Washington
United
Japan
Korea
General MacArthur
Une Dente
British farmers threaten to withhold supplies for price rises
London reports that after the agriculture minister’s price revision NFU officials meet to discuss farm prices and wage relations. Surrey War Agricultural Executives hold meetings as 280 county officers attend a future union gathering. NFU says price revisions fail to aid farmers and their families, prompting threatened action to withhold supplies unless government concessions are made by August 18.
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London
Min.inter of Agriculture
Mr. Williams
National Farmers Union
Surrey
War Agricultural Executive
Wooded Activitien
Farmers’ ‘Union
NFU
Geoffrey Browne
Farymera
Sat Angilu
Ami
Newbury
U S Police Raid on Gambling Ship
In Los Angeles a police raid on a gambling ship Ban ker Bill stranded more than 1000 patrons. Officers arrested several organizers for conspiracy and unlawfully conducting a gaming operation. Coast guard aid was sought as the vessel remained outside territorial waters.
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Los Angeles
Bill
Gamer
Foun
Carnero
Butchers Warned Not to Float Coupon Regulations
Melbourne report says the Minister for Custos warned butchers against distributing meat coupons or bypassing rationing rules. He threatened prosecution and cautioned industry sections planning to undermine the regulations. Deputy Director Port announced actions against rural and metropolitan traders for supplying meat without coupons.
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Melbourne
Priday
Repator Arawer
Soch
Port
Grand Mufti Takes Political Direction of Palestine Arabs
London reports the Grand Mufti has taken political direction of the Arabs in Palestine from Alexandria as talks in London loom. A Palestine Arab delegation is expected to visit, with the Mufti as de facto leader though not traveling with the group.
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London
Alexandria
Reuter
Isadar
Tribute to Long Service of Retiring Meet
A parliamentary gathering honors long-serving officials including Mr Mansing and Mr Fadden. The Prime Minister expresses appreciation for their work and dedication, noting their roles in government machinery and broadcasting contributions. Speakers laud restraint and steady service amid political change.
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Frederick Miewert
Tate
Fay Ty
Pei Aingrecafulae
Tia
Mr. Marten
London
Baadley
Aiala
Sia
Mannard
Mensing
Faddan
Teen Moore
Peru
Elsie Og
Hassel
Ir Frege Sewer
Manan
Beausey
Muileter
Martens
Migrant Ship Arrivals and Palestine Curfew Clashes
The report describes migrant ship departures toward Palestine halted by Romanian and Russian authorities. It notes protests against United States interference, plans for stricter patrols, and the arrival of the cruiser Ajax at Haifa to curb smuggling. The Jewish National Council protests curfew and refugee restrictions as tensions rise across the region.
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Botaia
Rusale
Poru
Whiga
Egal Taumigrerts
Paleaina
Mays
Daly
Mada
Unie
Palestine
San Rico
Adirah Infantry Datialion
Far Ral
Lancasters
Cyprua
Bey Husweba
Beirat
Sundawan
United Btatan
Aolemée
Britain and U S move to end aid to U N R R A
Geneva reports Britain and the United States agree to discontinue assistance to UNRRA while acknowledging limited postwar relief needs in Europe. The discussion notes Britain’s wartime trade disruptions and concerns over funding scope.
Von Nida Loses Wager On Own Golf
Norman von Nida bet 42 pounds that Draken would post 70 in each of four rounds at Draken Park course. In heavy rain he scored TB in the first round and lost the 2 pounds stake. Joint leaders were R A Whitcombe and W D Bore with 80. Thirty others backed von Nida, including Bill Bhankiend and Poy Kocke, each with 70.
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London
Norman von Mida Waa
Lesdera
R.A. Whitcombelund Fe
W. Borne
Honourable Discharge for Aircraftman Jones
An honourable discharge has been granted to Aircraftman Maurice Athol Jones of Orange after service in the AA Triton. He was not called to serve due to martial obligations during the war and receives the official discharge following the period of service.
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Sydney
A.C. I
Maurice Athol Jones
Orarge
Triton
Fk Xenitence
Alw.l
JavaneSe stowaway omenimproved darwin flight incident
A fragmentary report describes a Javanese stowaway who survived an in flight incident at Koepang Darwin. Details are incomplete but indicate recovery efforts and authorities noting the crewmember’s condition. The account references an aeroplane event and ongoing investigation.
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Darwin
Koepang
Te Darwin
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