Big Four Move Toward Axis Treaty Finalization
United States and allies push to wrap up treaties with Axis satellites as Byrrns and others discuss disarmament and war aims. Big Four consider Trieste terms and new proposals to shape a peace settlement with Italy and postwar Germany.
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BIG Four
Prem
Germany
Becauen
France
Nabll
Ester
Hyrmes
Staten i Auppaet Vegeta
Gelium
Ienerlands
Lammmmaileg
Priand
Gehomorehia
Carma
Fugulavia
Trieste
Yugualay
Yugualavia
Montalcone
Italy
Mira
Incomplete wartime food orders threaten Christmas meals
A garbled report from London notes Britain facing shortages of roast turkey and Christmas provisions as American shipments stumble. It mentions 4400 tons from Keese and 2400 tons from other nations, including 10 tons from Australia, with deliveries expected before Christmas and concerns over Argentine refrigeration.
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London
America
Keese
Australia
Malicious damage to car case in Marlborough court
Deean of Bute and the Duke and Duchess of Wind were involved in a Malicious damage to car case heard at Marlborough police court. A defendant named Dudiey was fined £8 for wrecking a car either owned or used by the parties at a local garage.
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Deean
Bute
Riera
Duke and Duchess of
Wind
Eng
Ind Wax
Marlborot
Canning
Dudiey'e
Death sentence for Polish rebel Katowich
A Polish rebel leader was sentenced to death amid a crackdown described as a harsh response to insurgent activity. The court also imposed a lengthy prison term, signaling a decisive and severe punishment for the alleged crimes.
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Katowich
Tabris Residents Mobilise For Defence Amid Turmoil
Barred from fully reliable text a Turbulent dispatch reports Tabris the capital of Azerbaijan Province in Persia preparing for defence. Citizens mobilise as security forces brace for regional elections scheduled December 1 with exceptions for Azerbaijan Province where voting is delayed amid unrest.
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Tabris
Azerbaijan
Perso
Damogratic
Tapris_ ranio
Arma
Fortune Ficked Up Wy Street Fortune Ficked Up Wy Street
A former RAF member lost an eye on active service. He carried 19.00 in treasury notes and entered a shop doorway on Rotieed Way in East London. Thieves grabbed the money and fled to a nearby tank, but the claim remains unsettled.
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Dondon, Wremenday
RAF
Hs Waida
London
Turkish report on Stalin grave illness spreads in Istanbul papers
In Istanbul on Wednesday two newspapers cut statements claiming Stalin is seriously ill. The political correspondent of Tania said Stalin is very ill and that top Soviet officials are close to him. The newspaper Thevet claimed his illness has taken a serious course. Neither paper described the illness.
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Istanbul
Stalin
Tania
Teevit
Washington mystified by invitation to Admiral Nimits
An incomplete Canberra notice says Admiral Nimits has not yet received an invitation from Australia. Officials concede an invitation may be pending but no comment can be made until it is received. The report notes the matter remains unclear with no formal invitation confirmed.
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Washington
Wedlheriay
Canberra
Admiral Niinite
Yied
Australia
Fama
Aden
Admien Iriamalhey Lee Amistratian Rintayuy
American stir over disclosure of top secret message
Washington reports turmoil over a supposed top secret telegram involving General MacArthur and a degraded communication. The controversy centers on press access, official censorship, and claims of unfriendly treatment by the current administration.
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Washington
Tapine
Bune Amibac
Herald
Belence
Torpe
Japan
MacArthur Cline
King Exercises Prerogative In Appointing Knights
London Wednesday report of royal action naming several nobles as Knights of the Garter and debate over the monarchs prerogative versus ministerial recommendation. The Times notes tension about removing the order from party politics and constitutional advice shaping future practice.
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London
Viscount Son
Viscount Cranborne
Viscount Mount
Viscount Fortal of
Hungerford
Alexander Tunis
Viewcount Montgomery of
Alamein
Knights of the Garter
Cithire
Downing Barret
Oper of the Garter
Glen
Union Enforces 40 Hour Week and War News From Athens
A chaotic OCR render reports a 40 hour week enforcement in the north and mentions guerillas attacking Greek frontier areas near Athens. It notes international interference concerns, factory and factory worker sentences, and a mix of war and labor items with references to Tokyo and Melbourne.
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N.27
German Experts Aid U S Research on Rockets
An estimate shows German and Austrian scientists saved the United States over 730 million dollars in basic research for rockets. The War Department says joint U S and foreign science accelerated progress, with 270 researchers active since 1946 and plans to grow to about 1000. Transportation arrangements are being completed to support expanded work.
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Washington
United Minion
Consultations With Unions Defended
Fragmentary report defends consultations with unions as a measure to safeguard workers welfare. The article references a Labour and Ine Assembly figure and notes an apology for consulting workers, with July as a referenced timeframe for actions and appointments affecting welfare.
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Aydney
Hianniion Kalent Anid
Jewish Council Ordered to End Extremist Violence in Palestine
A Jewish council faces orders to curb extremist violence in Palestine amid rising tensions. The report notes a soldier fatally wounded by a bombing on the main road to Mount Carmel while civilians and soldiers endure ongoing danger.
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Jewish Council
Palestine
Bn Zasma
Ion Amma
Enait
Mount Carmel
Allegations Against U S Not Supported
A clipped report describes Colonel Francis Miller's testimony on alleged immorality of U S occupation forces in Germany. General Cooke questions credibility and notes lack of direct evidence. President Truman says Congress investigation is unnecessary.
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Ae Iesvay
Tee Ashington
Pronel Pd Ingui Amey
Francis Miller
Germany
Miller
Cooke
United
Americas
Truman
Metropolitan Strike Halts City Services and Stores
A major strike crippled a large American city, closing public transit and postal operations. Banks and industry suffered as workers picketed department stores, halting merchandise flow. unions protested management during a contentious labor dispute over a bargaining agency.
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Weenesang
Erea
With & mi m
Plekets Pines
Chinese Communists Claim Gains in Northern China
Reports from Peiping say Communist forces have swept gains in northern China and advance toward Yanan, with Manchuria's Changchun near precarious position. Reinforcements move toward Puoting as heavy fighting erupts north of the capital and 30 miles away to the south.
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Peiping
Wednehuns
China
Yanan
Shana
Changenan
Manchuria
Mangehun
Durian
Puoting
Belgium and Germany border notes and resource plan
The Belgium Government on November 14 sent a note to foreign ministers seeking minor changes in border adjustments with Germany and related resource redistribution. The note references a territorial line linking key regions and mentions German treaty context and ongoing boundary considerations.
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Germany
Brursela Wetances
Belgium
Hov
Ember
Crupell
Sinoanette Janare
U S Soft Coal Miners Found Guilty of Contempt of Court
In Washington and Paris reports a clash over labor and law. The United Mine Workers led by Lewis were found guilty of contempt by Judge Saldaborough in a U S Federal Court. The judge planned to hear counsel on sentencing before announcing. A separate item notes transport and embargo actions affecting coal, freight, and railways as wartime measures.
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U.S
Washington, Wi
United
L Lewis
Saldaborough
Paris
MRP
Sociallala
Lawis
Ube
J. Padway
Thores
Klatory
Intourney Wilk
Cley- Bidault
Pinxnoe Mintto Anti-Trust
Nortis
le Guay
Dia
Acta
Pas
Lewis
Cognive
A.W
Minera
Office of Defence Trenaportstion
Detroit Automobile
Spa
Irisia
American Mailroads Association
Luxury unraveled by storm near Southampton coast
Report recounts a vessel driven into a gale off the Hastings coast, listing 40 feet in heavy seas. Ambulances and troops waited at Southampton for a relief party described in scattered fragments. Casualties and injuries are implied as the ship struggled in the storm.
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London
Weameeaay
Amibulanees
Atrucher
Bouthampton
Areti Yal
Ques Alizabeth
Hoephal
Lynken Lamb
Cute
Byilens
Howe
Hagtteh
Talks Open in Indian Delegates
The Viceroy of India Lend Wavell met with Mr Attlee and the Indian Secretary Mr Pathe whck Lawrence after Attlee spoke in Wanru. Discussions included Dr Jinnah and Allien with Nebru, with plans for a joint statement to be released tomorrow.
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Viceroy of India
Lend Wavell
le Rire Miniater
Mr. Attlen
Secretary For
India
Me. Pathe Whck Lawrence
Attlee
Wanru
Ered Inter
Former enemies may be invited to Olympic Games
The organizing committee of the Olympiad announced that Germany and Japan will be invited to participate at the 1948 Games. A statement added that invitations may be sent soon, with decisions to be finalized early.
Agreement Signed for Pacific Air Services
An accord was signed in Washington between Australia New Zealand and the United States to establish a four flight per week Pan American style service linking Australia and New Zealand with North America. The agreement, signed by Australian Minister Makin United States official Acheson and New Zealand delegate Berentsen, aims for early January operation with routes via San Francisco or Los Angeles to Honolulu and Auckland with weekly schedules and related fares to be announced later.
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Washington
Pacific
Mr. Makin
New Zealand
United States
Makin
Acheson
Tate
Mie
United State
Carl Berentsen
Canada
Australia
Fit
Nelson gratuity to terminate
The House of Commons passed the second reading by 271 votes to 102. The measure would terminate Melenn’s descendants’ right to the gratuity after the death of the present member and his brother, the Earl of... The proposal suggests the estate would pass to Trafely, becoming a memorial to a greater seller than the man involved.
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London
Wedoemtay
House of Commena
Melenn
Edward Metre Chanertlor
de. Dalton
Marts
Lahouk
Amirattus
Feandn
Saller
Mm Jwan
British support for the Spanish regime discussed in ambiguous report
A fragmentary British note notes hesitation over Spain's government and potential risks to British troops. The report mentions unnamed committees and various nations including Belgium and Canada, with no decisive action taken before adjournment.
British Motor Industry At 26 Percent Of Prewar Capacity
London report states Britain’s motor manufacturing is working at 26 percent of prewar capacity and 480000 vehicles are produced annually. The United States is at 40 percent, with industry output constrained by shortages and demand.
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London
Britain
Ferth
United Tat
Coastal Trade Meeting Aims to Endorse Mining Pearling Plan
A maritime update notes a forthcoming public meeting from Cape York to Towneville assessing mixed mining and pearling, with the Trade and Labour Council to advise luggers. The agenda includes actions to remove drifting mines near Bowen and Calms if needed, with a Catalina aging boat as a potential aid.
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Briebane
Labour chief warns against suppression policy
J.5, Labour chief warns against suppression policy amid European trend. Pass Me, Wit Greet, president of Labour, supports individual freedom while cautioning that regulation could curb enterprise. Chamber of Commerce leader Mr Green reiterates fear of oppressive controls harming industry in the United Kingdom.
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J.5
Labour
Wit Greet
Green
Chamber of Commeres
United Blakes
Wyelam
Crete
Inbouie
Laaders
Move to Abolish Upper House Considered by State
A government move to abolish the upper house is discussed in the council. If the house rejects the referendum plan, the government may reintroduce the measure with a bill aimed at ending the upper chamber. Council members weigh the impact on representations and interrelated authorities.
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Stoney
Downing
Rave Nitite
Proserys
Pri
Intercata
Vic
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