Dutch Denounce Truce In Indonesian Police Action
The Netherlands declares the Republic uncooperative and resumes a police action in Java and Sumatra. Dutch forces cross the border at midnight after 30 minutes notice to the United Nations Good Offices Committee and Indonesian Republican authorities.
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Java
Sumatra
The
Hague
Sundey
Federel
Indonesia
Republic
Fanepense
U.N. Good Offices Committee
Fee
Republican Cadert
Central
Eens
Sematranae
Ian
Batavta
Sundiy
Lamia
Critchiey
Herrmann Ant
Good Offices Committee
Ratlarang
Ferrary
Cochran
Enme
Mag Ure Et Promt
Batavia
Permonmtel
Ther Geert
Bers Committen Ar
Katiuenng Ude Mr. TK
Critchley
Anis Lan
Tmias Tsou
Herremann
Betetiot Bowber
Hie
Fragmented OCR list of names and outlets in a publican leaders section
An unreadable OCR snippet shows a list of names and press outlets with garbled spellings. The fragment mentions figures and entities such as publican leaders, press omber, and various names that cannot be reliably identified or separated. The text lacks coherent events or context.
JOGJAKARTA TAKEN BY AIR BORNE TROOPS
An official Batavia radio report claims Jogjakarta was captured by airborne forces. The broadcast notes Dutch advances into northern and central Sumatra, with wording indicating substantial military moves ahead of prewar expectations.
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Jogjakarta
Ingaporf
Sundiy
Batavie
Joajuiasa
Republic
Sumerra
U S A waits developments in Indonesia conflict policy debate
The United States and United Nations council discuss potential responses as Indonesian hostilities, Dutch actions, and broader regional tensions unfold. Reports cover diplomatic warnings, cross Pacific statements, and the pursuit of peace talks amid Indonesian and Australian concerns and possible allied coordinated steps.
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Usman
Security Council
United Nations
United Natie
Rapmirassinis
Bayi- Rist
Waterside Union Plans Meeting on Flarc-up
The Waterside Workers' Federation will discuss the recent flare up and union actions. The federation aims to address the incident and outline steps with Leight LaMont and other leaders at the meeting this Sunday.
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Waterside Union
Bydney
Waterside Workers’ Federation
Alancat Certalerly
Mmieet
Angeip Lible
Niewoets
Crown Prince of Transjordant may lose inheritance
A garbled report claims Crown Prince of Transjordant faces potential loss of inheritance amid internal opposition to a ruling party plan. The article mentions King Abdullah, Queen and the prince, with officials seeking support to challenge the succession. The text is unclear and appears to be a damaged OCR segment from a royal-centered brief.
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Transjordan
Abdullah
Transistany
Emily Tail
Palentine
Jordan
Nell
Security Council to Meet Over Indonesian Situation
In Paris on Sunday Vice President Feynand Van Langenhover announced the Security Council would convene on the morning of December 20 to discuss the Indonesian situation.
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Paris
Security Council
Feynand van Langenhover
Russian aim seen to destroy democracies
The Attorney-General warned in London that communism, directed through the Con foe and dominated by Russia, seeks to undermine parliamentary stability. He cited threats to liberty and outlined how a ready reassertion of authoritarianism could erode open societies and economies globally.
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Sungey
Harley
ShaWrvoRa
A. Mivet
Inge
Ftxoter
Rusait
Emell
Benmore
Chana
Chana Wehich
Japan Told To Stabilise Economy By Own Efforts
General MacArthur urges Japan to stabilize the economy through domestic effort and national sacrifice. He warns against external interference and stresses production goals for export while supporting workers and management in a balanced recovery plan.
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Geaneat MacArthur
Murren
Staten
Japan
Ivan
Jian Plana
Aled Obwervet
Iva
Tyo
Flere
Ispancen Rearasineo
Torgat
Joshida
Rowlyng
MacAr
India Plans to End Dominion Status but Retain Commonwealth Ties
NEW DELHI Sunday delegates to a National Congress Party meeting in Jaipur discuss dropping Dominion status while maintaining links to the Commonwealth. Prime Minister Nehru and party leaders signal desire for a special relationship with the United Kingdom and emphasize unity with Pakistan to avoid war. The gathering supports moving away from Dominion status while preserving Commonwealth association amid independence discussions.
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Pattabhi Aramayya
National Congress Party
Jaipur
Stata
India
United Kingdom
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Nate
Pandit
Nehru
Iman
Pakistan
Commonwealth
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Mason
Sob
Lomiarah
Buen Ag 'Me
Wberty
Bungrean Inneta
Tatu
Maat Sparion
Nine killed by native attack in New Britain Sydney
Nine native labourers were killed Sunday at Poening village near Rabaul when New Britain natives attacked a party led by Australian planter Alfred Robinson. Arch. inquiry continued as authorities insisted full investigation.
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New Britain
Sydney
Murday
Poening Village
Mies Frome Rabaul
Alfred Robinson
Damaged Buildings and Injured Reported in Mongar Area
A damaged section describes destruction near Mongar with injured individuals and weakened structures. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but mentions buildings damaged and people affected. Nine hundred to a thousand residents are referenced in fragmentary form, along with references to items or areas named MaNTORES and Hi anioings.
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Mongar
Adatroyn
Nehru Outlines New Formula For India
Nehru lays out a proposed formula for India within the Commonwealth framework. Observers note the plan aims to regulate relations between India and the Commonwealth, with the Indian president playing a central role akin to the king’s position in a constitutional setup. The outline suggests India would appoint and receive representatives similar to a commonwealth arrangement, while keeping the king as a figurehead in external matters.
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Bo Munally
India
French Evacuate Village in Berlin Sector
MERLIN Sunday report claims French Commandant evacuated Sleiper village in the Berlin sector after Soviet pressure and tensions with German authorities. Observers note French troops reportedly moved out with horses and matériel, amid cautious retrenchment near the front.
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Merlin
Newapher
Nologrot
Geniral Ai 1
Woti
Iertin
Vench
Ruaman
Hulikiry
Esi
Tronpa
Alwady
Stalpo
Ney
Musalan Aye
Suotne
Ganevil
Martin Radio Whatinn’al Franamimdon
Nazi Magnates Regain Power in Ruhr After Allied Rebuild
Fragmented report describes Nazi-affiliated figures regaining influence in the Ruhr region as Allied authorities debate reconstruction. The piece notes pressure from France and the United States over leadership, while calls arise to restart industry and rebuild Europe’s economy amid tensions.
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Ruhr
Broadcast notes on royal event and procession details
A fragmentary rebroadcast note refers to a royal event involving Prince Elizabeth and other figures. The text appears garbled but indicates coverage by BBC and mentions individuals and a procession. No clear date or place is discernible from the legible portion.
Truman presses Chiang to consider resigning presidency
Shanghai dispatch reports President Truman has asked Chiang Kai-shek if he has considered resigning the presidency. A U.S. source says the query came in a letter responding to Chiang’s request for more American aid and notes internal political tensions and possible implications for Chinese leadership.
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Shanghai
United States
Truman
Generalitrime Kai-Shek
Chiang
Nat Chisny
Shila
Nationalist Armies In Retreat Near Nanking
Dispatches describe Nationalist forces retreating north of Nanking toward the Hengpn area. Reports from Tientsin say Communist and Nationalist columns clash as refugees and government officials move. British advisories urge caution as airport operations continue and tensions rise in northern China.
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Mmanghal
Chinen
Nanking
Peiping
Tony
Peiong
Tentain
Baur
Abe
Chang Chua
Tientain
Tiemtain
Abel
Jae
Tanghuy
Tientsin
Tonaka
Willian Parrott
Kentera
Chiang
Kalahsh
Asm Hk
Bilid
Tarratac
Kentucky Police On Murder Charge
Kentucky police face murder charge amid a string of arrests and resignations. Names and details are fragmentary, but reports place Combs and four predecessors under scrutiny for alleged misconduct, with warrants issued and questions about party attendance and intoxication. The chaotic sequence includes resignations, arrests, and unsettled investigations surrounding the Combs case.
England Leading Cricket Test Against South Africa
England dominates the first test in Durban as Compton Mann and others post strong batting while South Africa's bowlers struggle. The day ends with South Africa struggling at 108, amid a flurry of wickets and caution from England.
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Durban
England
South ‘Attica
Clashes Reported Between Government Forces and Rebels
A report describes clashes between government and rebel forces in the Karen region about 230 miles north of Feangoon. An official notes mines and security concerns near TonLeol area as ships and waterways are monitored.
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Kaori Alfaire
Welle Howe
Indians Crick et Ret in Medorahten Ed 1
Fragmentary OCR notes report an Indian cricket reply and coded response linked to Medorahten. Details are unreadable, with several garbled terms and missing names, places, and dates.
Primate Absence Casts Shadow on Sows Wedding Ceremony
A perplexing report from Canter bury recounts a wedding tied to a primate presence with Roman Bathouc figures amid unclear roles. The scene features Mr. Maher and others amid legal overtones and portents from the event, with no certainty over attendees or outcomes.
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