Assembly approves plan for Palestine partition
The General Assembly voted 33 to 13 with 10 abstentions to approve partition of Palestine into two states. The plan aims for Arab and Jewish states under a federal framework, with a commission to oversee boundaries and governance. Reactions varied, with warnings of potential conflict and calls for orderly implementation.
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Pakistan inclusion in German talks sparks mixed reactions
A London dispatch reports Foreign Ministers debated inviting Pakistan to participate in German talks. Molotov urged including Albania and Pakistan, while others warned against pitting nations against each other. At Cairo Arab leaders called for unity as tensions rose in the Middle East alongside Jewish celebrations in Tel Aviv and Australia.
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Cominform Established at Harbin In Far East Talks
A fragmented report notes Cominform established at Harbin amid Far East mutual aid debates. Mention of Soviet and Tokyo party lines, debates over autonomy, and the push to sustain Communist expansion.
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No Atomic Bomb Tests Reported in Sveria
The newspaper notes repeatedly that claims of atomic bomb tests in Sveria are false. It mentions Japanese and Siberian reports as untrue with no violent detonations or contact from planners. The piece emphasizes denial and clarification of rumors.
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Malayan Boycott of Australian Goods
A planned Malayan boycott of Australian goods could begin this week in retaliation for the expulsion of 14 Malay seamen. Bung dey Tinga and Bingavore national leaders pressed on with the action after meeting with the Australian Commissioner. Mr. Massey said he would learn more only after advice from Canberra.
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Russia holds up Japanese peace talks with harsh demands
Washington dispatch reports Russia insists on dictating terms for peace with Japan and Germany, stalling four months of U S backed Pacific settlement efforts. Diplomats in London await word from General Marshall as Molotov and Bev in press for a broader alignment. Chinese and British bodies weigh possible later participation.
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Supersonic waves to kill mice and insects report
A disputed Army report claims success using supersonic waves to kill mice and insects. Experiments on specimens suggested rapid lethality and effects on balance, while concerns about exposure and safety were noted amid unclear details and damaged wording.
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Coast Drowning Toll and Narrow Escape Reported
A large military transport crew and 27 others narrowly escaped disaster after a loaded troop ship ran aground on a rocky coast five miles from Taingtac. The wreck involved Nationalist Army personnel and troops bound for Halayang, with confirmed drownings and several missing believed dead. In Copenhagen tennis news, the final saw Johan Maanse and Borotre win the doubles in a 3-0 match score, part of the Hellerup tournament.
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Indian tribesmen raid government troops in Mirpur and Kashmir clash
A fragmented report from New Delhi says tribesmen attacked government troops near the Mirpur frontier, with thousands of invaders moving toward the Somon frontier. A district magistrate recalls retreat as civilians and Kashmir state troops were evacuated through raiders lines. Unknown casualties and property damage reported amid cross border violence.
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Mystery in the Bay: Missing Fisherman Found Drifting
The report details Daniel Smith of Moreton Hay who disappeared after a boat incident. Locals at the edge of the water found the body as investigators explore the circumstances and potential foul play amid murky details.
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London Flight Introduction Delays Constation Aircraft
London reports delays as the British Overseas Airways Corporation pilots the introduction of Constolation aircraft on a trial route between Byaney London and Lancashire. The event, dated Saturday, affects mall and freight service with ongoing testing and adjustments anticipated.
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Australia in trouble as India takes early advantage
Less than an hour's play in the Test at Brisbane shows India closing day one with Australia struggling to 3 for 308 after rain shortened play. Bumrah and Amarnath bowling figures noted as Australia’s batsmen work to blaze a regain.
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Stalin Proposes Federation of Communist States
London dispatch reports Stalin and Bulgarias Dimitrov discussed merging Eastern European Communist states into a single federation with Belgrade as capital. The Sunday Observer correspondent cited Tito and Dimitrov talks, predicting closer cooperation could forego a formal federation, amid broader calls for unity beyond frontiers.
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WOCK exchange reactions to trice control plans
New York reports a fresh inflation scare and calls for price and wage controls. Markets react to expected wage and price steps with declines across shares and bonds, while commodity and automobile sectors show rising costs amid a broader deflation scare.
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Atomic research data near Berkshire aids power supply
In London on Sunday Britain's small atomic research center near Berkshire was producing, under Prof. P. B. Muga, contributing to atomic energy power supply. Despite delays, officials insist progress will come in time, though ahead of major programs.
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French Government Refuses to Negotiate With Trade Unions
Paris reports cabinet rejects unions call to pause strikes unless government withdraws end strike decree. If unions halt first, government may reconsider and discuss with CAT. Demonstrations erupt as police power, strike laws, and anti str r actions are debated amid clashes at City Hall and escalating unrest.
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Germans and Italians Leave for Europe
Perth dispatch reports nine German and Italian prisoners of war arrived by air, Becker and Blotter among them, and were taken to detention at Karrakatta after disembarking from an American transport. The ship carried 394 internees with 542 mates and 63 women, including 24 children and 69 male POWs, while two Australian women married to prisoners awaited their homes.
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Seven Point Statement On Indonesia Declares Investigation
Batavia reports a seven point statement issued by the Security Council's Committee of Good Offices. The document addresses investigations into alleged violations related to Madura and the broader maritime tension. The statement appears amid postwar political activity and concerns over Indonesian victtions.
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Negro chained on ship deck shock in Melbourne report
Terrifying tale emerges as police in Melbourne find a lone South American man chained on a bulkhead aboard a ship. George Blumrt, 41, said he was stowed away after being kept in a harness and beaten, leading to charges of stowaway and questions about his treatment amid broader maritime concerns.
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Foureday Inland Stranded Crew Rescue Report
A stranded crew aboard the vessel near Thuratay Island faced require aid as the master Captain Lidlay reported three new onboard. a tug was dispatched, and a rescue attempt underway after the Thuratay Island incident.
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Hospital Galaxy Insurer Reported Fatality Case
Wils Henry Poung, laborer of Cate, missing November 22, alleged murder of Mrs Florence Guimon in the district. Investigation continues as hospital officials coordinate care and await medical confirmation from the district nurse to proceed with further steps.
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