United Kingdom to Propose Italy for Council of Europe
London Tuesday report says Britain will nominate Italy as a member of the Council of Europe. Senator Don Washington, head of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, told the Out the committee would seek action in January on Bievern defence pact.
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Berlin Settlement Looms in West East Schism
Berlin observers report signs of a split administration in the city with a pro West bloc forming a separate government in opposition to the democratically elected body. Western elections are set for Sunday while Soviet and Communist allies push for a provisional administration and possible separate peace talks with Berlin.
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Winston Churchill Celebrates 74th Birthday Ride
Churchill marks his 74th birthday with a hunting event, seen astride a horse in a bowler hat and juggling a cigar. He reportedly remained active, riding since before the war, while newspapers praised his vigor and style.
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Report of Progress by King George
Reuters reports from medical authorities that King George remains under constant observation at his doctors urging. The Queen is kept informed with bulletins, while the Princesses are updated. rest and quiet are emphasized to aid recovery, and Reuters notes limited correspondence and reading time during convalescence.
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Explosion Injures Many in Nanking Turbulent Fire
A severe blast caused injuries to at least three workers and many others as debris shattered windows and sent thick smoke 1,000 feet into the air. One worker was pinned by furniture while others escaped through burning debris as rescuers battled the blaze.
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Baltic exiles oppose Reds in two day London conference
A resolution by Cardoxlovakian Hungarian and Romanian Social Democratic Parties declared unwavering opposition to the Communists. The statement was adopted at a two day conference concluded in London yesterday.
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Headmaster Copring’s Unique School Vision
Mr Herbert Copring, master of a school with no discipline, imagines a day when a shop steward sits in every school and children strike their parents and teachers. He plans a London meeting to form an International Union of Children open to boys and girls. He proposes weekly allowances funded by family income and full freedom for children.
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Cheap Japanese Goods Flood Asia
Malayan merchants rushed in after free trade with Japan, swamping authorities with import permit applications. The surge forced a suspension of permit issuance as applications soared beyond 125,000. Available Japanese goods for the UK and colonies were allocated at 100 million Straits dollars, with Malaya’s share kept as an official secret.
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U S Production Hits Peak In October
United States industries production reached a peak time record in October as the Federal Reserve Board announced a production index rising to 85 percent of the 1935-39 average. The prior high was 84 percent in February.
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Japanese Diet Backs Public Service Revision Bill
Tokyo reports the National Public Service Revision Bill passed by the Diet after an all-night session amid heavy pressure. Social Democrats opposed the bill which was backed by General Avatar. The bill now goes to the House of Councillors for expected approval.
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Royal party attends command film show amid fog and crowds
Queen and Princess Margaret arrive at Empi y Theatre in Chester Square for a royal command film show. Thousands waited since morning in chilly conditions, gowns and tiaras on display as back stage weather and production issues briefly affect the program.
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Four Englishmen Reported Safe After Loss in Lodestar
London dispatch notes four Englishmen once presumed lost in the Lockheed Lodestar crash near Croydon on October 29 have been found alive and well. The unfolding saga mentions Zionist bandits and alleged ransom payments, with further details from the Times and Palestine tensions.
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Chinese Fighting Moves South From Suchow
Shanghai dispatch reports North China operations shifting south from Suchow as Nationalist and Communist forces clash near Pengpu. Westward flanking attacks 100 miles south of Fengpi threaten Nanking rail links while 11 million anchor troops are discussed. Nationalist generals mass north of Pengpu as authorities deny evacuation plans for Suchow.
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Cease Fire Sought as Jerusalem Sniping Ends
In Jerusalem a conference of Jewish and Arab commanders led to orders for Jewish forces and Arab Legion and volunteers to stop sniping. A cease-fire for the Jerusalem area was signed by military leaders from both sides, with firing stopping at dawn. The episode comes amid broader shifts as Britain rewrites policy and the U.N. membership bid for Israel proceeds.
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JERK PREMIER RECOVERING
A scrambled news item reports a high official from the United States Embassy evacuated from Shanghai after a heart attack. The report says dependents were removed from Nanking and that the premier is beginning a planned flight to Manila for recovery with danger said to have passed.
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Liberals Move to Reject National Service Bill
Liberal MPs tabled an amendment arguing the conscription system is failing wasteful and inefficient. They call for an immediate shift to a comprehensive defence policy to increase long term volunteers and phase out conscripts.
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Capetown Test Drawn As Hutton Holds MCC
Win CAPETOWN Tuesday where Hutton's 78 saved MCC from defeat after a collapse. Washbrook Palmer and Compton out for 51 as MCC were 4/130, then resilient innings ensured a draw at Natal.
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Japs appeal to US Supreme Court for clemency
Reported appeals from Japanese war crime defendants to the US Supreme Court seeking clemency are described as the court previously rejecting appeals by Generals Homma and Tamashita. Doihara and Hirota contend MacArthur overstepped authority, while executions of Tojo and others remain unconfirmed. The piece notes heightened security and court actions following wartime trials.
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U S May Not Provide Aid For China
Madame Chiang Kai-shek’s trip to Washington signals a cool reception and no new military aid from the United States. Officials doubt large loans. she may testify before Congress on China’s needs as she tours key figures, including Secretary Marshall and President Truman, but no troops will be sent.
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Plane Missing in New Zealand Amid Air Force Search
Unclear report describes a missing New Zealand plane with two Air Force personnel involved. Eleven planes planned to take off at first light to continue an una search. Additional aircraft from reserve stations in both stands were to join later.
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Curtain of Fog Closes England and Europe Air Routes
Fog blankets Britain and parts of Europe halting traffic and delaying ships and flights. London docks report export holds and seven ships await entry while many trans atlantic flights are delayed up to 25 hours. Stavanger and Lowestoft report limited air and sea activity as fog persists across the region.
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US Opposes Cut in Wheat Price Under New Pact
The United States refuses any drop in the maximum wheat price below two dollars under a forthcoming international agreement. Secretary of Agriculture Henry Brennan, in remarks reported from Washington, rejects signals that Britain may accept a one dollar eight cent cap before joining the pact.
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Stern Gang Prisoners Set Fire to Detention Camp
In Tel Aviv on Tuesday imprisoned Stern Gang members set fire to their detention camp near Tel Aviv to oppose transfer to Acre prison. They surrendered after the building burned. The group had warned Israel that arrested members would strike and launch a disobedience campaign if not released or tried within five days.
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Shannon Allotted To Run In Tanforan Handicap
In San Francisco on Tuesday Shannon received the topweight of 8.1 for the Tanforan Handicap a $50,000 event. Citation and Please Mo were allotted weights of 8.11 and 7.12 respectively as top contenders and entries for the race.
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Explosion Rips Willamette River Dock, Portland Damaged
A terrifying blast on the Willamette River rocked Portland and wrecked the three story Portland Dock Commission building. Debris and loam from the explosion destroyed a structure and damaged lumber stacks and dock facilities. Estimated loss stands at 75,000 dollars. Fire investigators withheld a cause, and one man was injured.
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Eight Months Gaol For Ill-Treating Wife
Joan Alexander Purvis faced eight months in gaol after a prior 18 month sentence for ill treating his German wife. Defence counsel noted the couple had a happy married life until Mrs Purvis learned her twin brother had been sentenced to death in Germany for murder. The accusations included hitting his wife with a rubber hose and branding her with a hot iron formed into the letter P.
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World Must Study Science of Peace
A speaker urged that future citizens study the science of peace and world relations. He stressed that understanding scientific facts that aided saving parts of the world is essential for managing global relations and preventing conflict.
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Shannon Des D s Weights at Tanforan Handicap
Hollywood reports Shannon may be withdrawn from the Tanforan Handicap if the weights are too heavy. The syndicate says it will ship the horse to Kentucky to join the syndicate’s leaders. Me Coombs states Shannon will not run again after Tanforan, where he would face Citation if the handicap is not excessive.
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Zurich Women Propose 14 Day Boycott Over Prices
Zurich women leaders announce a 14 day boycott of men markets in protest against high prices. Thirty other women’s organizations support the boycott as part of a united protest movement.
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