Biggest Shock For People Of Yugoslavia
Former Yugoslav chief of staff shot while attempting to cross into Romania. Reports say Tovanovich, an army officer, was killed or wounded in the escape attempt. Diplomats in Bucharest indicate the incident could influence regional tensions and future moves by Yugoslav and Romanian authorities.
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Manetary of the Interior
Tovanovich
Tugpelar
Secape
Sarvan
Diplomata Uninie
Fovanovich
Ty Bucharest Rado
Tevanavieira Seth
Yovorovich
Eastern States Move to Control Danube River Page
An article reports Eastern states seeking to control the Danube with Britain and France. It notes political divisions and votes over the issue, with references to alliances, sanctions, and declarations by leaders amid European tensions.
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Danube
Walian Comics Duel Sparks Unclear Clash
An unclear fragment mentions a duel involving Walian Comics with scattered phrases about fate and partnership. No definite persons, places, or outcomes are readable.
United States warns Arabs and Jews on Palestine truce
A U S delegate said neither Jews nor Arabs may end the Palestine truce without United Nations consent. The warning emphasizes U N involvement and readiness to act against any party attempting to end the truce.
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New York
United State
United Nathens
Palestine
United Mallions
United States
United Nations
Moscow Talks Stir Hope for New World War End
Diplomatic circles in London report Moscow talks show no clear agreement yet. Western powers weigh prospects of a summit if negotiators reach consensus on Germany and security issues. Officials say further preparatory work by foreign ministers is likely before any final accord.
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Bank export policy shifts threaten wool shipments abroad
The Commonwealth Bank proposes new export controls affecting wool shipments to the United States and Europe. The circular warns that noncompliant exporters will face strict measures, with possible concessional rates offered only to compliant traders and reassurance that arrangements aim to protect exchange controls.
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Thuraoay
Masheinen Ab
Nonltranbun Warne
Ondere Rom
Shipmante
Monasseniing Coum Trlem
Canada
Newfoundland
U.S.A
Ares
Ar Bwiteerland
Commonwealth Bank
Intermacheines
Europe
Epidemic Deaths Reported by Central Health Board
A partial Central Board of Health report states four deaths from an undetermined epidemic. The minister was briefed as doctors noted unidentified virus activity. officials warned the illness remains under study and containment measures are under review.
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Heth Mabe
Ename i
Intec
Tunnel traffic chaos after underground munition dump explosion
Readable text reports limited traffic in Surich on Thursday after a series of explosions and a hail of debris in the Gorwohens area. The incident followed a night of disruption and emergency response, with reports of casualties and safety concerns at the underground site.
Minister Suffers Blackout in Timisnary Building Incident
The Attorney General Me, D, AL Gladden collapsed upon arrival at his office in the Timisanry Buildings. He appeared unwell, died after examination, and was moved from the office to his home for care. The incident raised concerns over his health.
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AL Gladden
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Foe
Timsanry
Tara
Oledaan
Gledash
Gledwantx
Quist to Meet Carwie in Tennis Match
Adrian Quist has drawn Gere nik in a competitive tennis match as the week unfolds with follow up plays including Pray Drab and gui, shaping the upcoming schedule.
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Quist
Carwie
Bonton
Adrian Quist
Gerenik
Aeanntora Te
Pray Draban Gui
Bo ‘Sera Moe
US Forces Break Strike in Japan at Studio Evacuation
American troops used heavy armor and tanks for a three hour show of force in Tokyo to disperse strikers who had barricaded a film studio. Police began evacuating the site as 1,400 people, including directors, were reported in the studio during the confrontation.
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Ua Iheing
Inter
Fohowine
Atikera
Sahara
Wouta
Stelle Secoe
Kompara
Apel
Nanri
Three More Murdi Im Malaya Violence Reports Surface
AAP Restore reports gun battles near Mull and Chinese casualties as retaliations rise. Police capture a Batu Pahat district terrorist leader and seize ammunition and a revolver amid emergency actions. Sixty plus residents held under emergency rules as unrest spreads in the region.
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Thureday
Mull
W Chines
Tother Catteee
Woet Johore
Batu Pahat
Wee
Armand
Ipoh
Protection for Adelaide Theatre on Spy Film
The Adelaide Meen Theatre plans extra protection after a Canadian Russian spy film caused concern. Management asked police for guards following a Sunday night incident on the exit steps after a preview. The Australian Russian society secretary labeled the film as war propaganda and an outrageous misuse.
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Adelaide
Meen
Trn
Max
Australian swimmers set eight Irish records in Dublin meet
Australian swimmers broke eight Irish records at Toland in Dublin. Winners included Myle Warren Boyd in 100 free, G Agnew 200 free, Jono Marshall 400 free, Key Mullett 100 breast, Nancy Lyons 100 breast, Deeulae Apancer 200 free, Marjorie McQuade 73.9 in a distance event, and Judy Joy Dae in 200 back.
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Toland
Dublin
Yaatarday
Warren Boyd
Agnew
Atye
Jono
Marshall
Matres Bresatstrolm
Key Mullett
Nancy Lyons
Deeulae Apancer
Marjorie McQuade
Moronde
Judy Joy Dae
Swimmer Breaks Record in Dover to Rams Race
Tom Bhar set a new mark by swimming 10 miles from Dover to Rams in 4 hours 26 minutes, beating the previous record by 1 hour 38 minutes. The training was part of preparations for a double cross Channel attempt planned in six weeks.
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London
Tom Bhar
Avrar
Dover
Rams Wate
Ewim
Soviet Veto Blocks Ceylon UN Membership
In New York the Soviet Union exercised its 17th veto in the Security Council to block Ceylon’s admission to the United Nations. Nine members supported the application while two, the Soviet and Ukraine, dissented citing concerns over Ceylon’s Independence Act and true independence.
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New York
Jone
United Nations
Burma Insurgents Lose Town in Burmese Civil Front Update
Government troops report capturing the town of Minka as Rangoon dispatches say insurgents are pressed northward. Reports mention Communist influence in Burma and rising tensions with domestic parties amid ongoing power struggles.
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Minka
Ponbe
Rangoon
Burma
English cricket scores from matches across London and regions
Scores from matches that began Saturday show Unser 4/200 against Somerset Ba ex 1/234 Derbyshire Middle aca 108 Warwickshire 3/162 Glamorgan 239 against Surrey 9/47 Nottinghamshire 170 versus Hampshire 8/23 Lancashire 283 versus Leicestershire 3 35 Gloucester shire 706 Kent 9/48 Worcestershire 231 versus Yorkshire 4/60.
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Aca
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Glamorgan
Surrey
Nottinghamatire
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Gloucestershire
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Worcestershire
Yorkshire
Czech Woman Not Ten Return Home Claim
A Czech woman claims she did not return home and alleges commands from a leader of pro-Benes demonstrations in Prague. She reports plans to go to the United States as an instructor, while political refugees discuss movements tied to Prague events.
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London
Bolot
Prague
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Caechusivakia
Mya
Marie Provasnikove
Tenia
United States
Roui- Yara
Bensey Party
Tam
Prout
British experts to join long-range weapons project this year
A group of architects and engineers from Britain will migrate to work on a long-range weapons project for the Commonwealth War Department. They join more than 100 men already engaged in Britain for this project in the past three years.
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London
Britain
Commonwealth Warka Department
Financial success of cricket tour documented
The Australian control share of gate receipts is now approximately 63,000 and 460,000 has been remitted to the Board. The report notes total receipts to date surpassing any earlier visit.
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London
Te Fenedal Alomnsn
Autralian
Remarriage of Duchess of Windsor Aid Prompts New Union
A report notes the remarriage of a former duchess to Hugh Nugent Leveton Gower after a dissolution months earlier. The ceremony occurred April 12 with Avell Jay Leveson Gower as the groom.
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Duchess of Windsor, Marriad
Avell
Jay Leveson Gower
Leveson Govere Treond
Mn Hugh Nugent Leveton Gower
Division of Churches a Scandal
The Archblang Dr Winner criticizes divisions among Christian churches and the Lambeth Conference. He warns against rushing toward reunion and urges cautious progress toward unity based on shared human relations and sober resolutions.
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Archblang
Dr. Winner
Lambeth Conference
Czech Tennis Team May Visit Australia
The Czech tennis team may visit Australia for the national championships and other events before returning home. Manager Karel Rosoluh says no visa or insurance issues were raised and injuries or changes could delay travel.
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Australia
Blood corpuscles found in 1,000 year old skeleton
Dr Wilhelm Graf of the Histological Department at the Medical Place in Blockholt reports preserved organic remains in 1,000 year old skeletons. Microscopic exams show traces of blood and cartilage around the inn, with notes on Beyntins min cle dating back 2,500 to 3,800 years.
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Wilhelm Graf
Blockholt
Inn
Grate
Turing
Doctors Battle To Save Life Of Mrs. Kasenkina
Reported medical struggle centers on Mrs. Kasenkina as doctors at a New York hospital work to stabilize her condition following political and diplomatic tensions. A doctor notes concerns over tole procedures and potential diagnosis while officials debate the Soviet charges and possible legal actions.
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Kasenkina
Siamese Protest Britain Over Malayan Bombing
Singapore report says Siam claims British bombing near the Malayan frontier killed three villagers and wounded six. Siamese authorities allege aggression. no clear frontier marker identified in the region.
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Singapore
Firjiay
Truck Crash Kills Father After Tank Fire
Norman Ataht a 44 year old father of eight died after his truck plunged 60 feet into a creek near Clermont Queensland. He reportedly saved two children Colleen 5 and David 3 before the vehicle halted. Colleen and David escaped injury as the brick tanker carried a water tank and brakes failed. The ambulance transported Ataht 340 miles to Emerald Hospital where he died after his condition worsened en route.
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Newan
Ured
Clermont
Queensland
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Gye Emerald
Cleemort
Flermont
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Tonnte Court
Pimny
German Socialist Opposition Mobilizes in Berlin
A Thursday dispatch from Berlin notes the German Socialist opposition plans renewed activities against the government. The report cites a warning about counter-moves and emphasizes continued opposition within the army and civilian sectors.
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Berlin
Comey Lsimmakad
Germany
Thm
Dingo Menace Targeted by Government Aerial Bait Plan
Perth authorities announce a large scale eradication effort to curb the dingo threat. A 5,000 mile aerial operation will deploy caramel sized baits dropped from planes to waterholes and river valleys to trap and control the animals.
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Perth
Thurage
Department of Age
Australians Fly Opium Out From Imdowesla
A report from Singapore notes Australian agents transported opium out of Imdowesla by air. The cargo was later moved by boat to Singapore where the Catalina aircraft was involved, with authorities tracing the route through several locations and parties.
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Thoredey
Tadon
Ned Cabsling
Bingpore Taluw
Undeubrim
Singapore
Catalina
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Woline
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Iblisan
Sbnilatere
Lave
Tate
Ex servicemen report harsh migrants woes under Australia
A San Francisco report recounts U S ex servicemen disillusions about immigration plans to Australia. Names mention Charles Emmanutte and Kenneth Burimere amid claims of poor working conditions and workers forced to idle machinery while wage losses mount. officials warn migrants with grand unions may not recover from the voyage.
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Aunratie
Iain Abe
Mile
Kenneth Burimere
London
United States
Gere
Los Angeles
America
Willian de Bains
New ‘York
Maid Vial
Australia
Ameria
Grand Unio
Ashibe
Emanuela
Unire
Perth
Anastbiga
Wawie
Truce Observers for Palestine Discussed in Washington
In Washington on Thursday the United States Britain France and Belgium approve sending 300 military observers to Palestine to monitor cease fire arrangements. The magistrate will decide if two suspects should face trial after a violent clash noted in the report.
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America
France
Belgium
Turmeit Forcek
Raerah
Coun Bermadotta
Night police question City official over pollen inquiry
City officials were questioned by police late last night amid an investigation into pollen handling and potential irregularities. Authorities sought clarity on recent actions by a city department head and related personnel.
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Fe Police
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