Three Power Talks End With Vital Points On Postwar Policy
Moscow reports the Three Foreign Ministers conference ended in the early hours with a communique outlining progress toward postwar arrangements. Bevin Byrnes and Mobutu noted movement on cooperation, naval energy control, and a joint approach to Germany and satellite states, while Paris signals hinted at broader issues to be resolved in Washington.
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Thunday
Washington
U.S
Mr. B
Mutotoy
Firma
Mr. Byrne
Tal
Hymes
Germany
Bfa
Daily Telegraph
American Acurren
Bevin
Byrnes
Mobins
Peogresa
Carer Dinemany
Aia Tegent
London
Tnto Wellington
Omic Energy Control
Routera Uptonvatie
Amd
Lowarsaan
Addy
Peratan
Otter Yndille
Chinese Leader Sends Son to Moscow Amid Tense Ties
Unclear text suggests a Chinese leader dispatched his son to Moscow amid diplomatic strains. Report mentions Chungking and Chiang Kai Shek era references, with unspecified charges or elusion claims and new negotiations tied to Manchuria.
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Moscow
Chungking
Pyeae the
Chines
Chiang Kah
Avi
Dom
Cir Phung-kue
Maigaioh
Tinue
Ateny
Chung Chuing-Hue
Ruan
Manchuet
Yugoslavia seeks Italian generals for war crimes
Belgrade Yugoslav War Crimes Commission asks Allies to extradite Italian generals from Italy accused of wartime atrocities. The charges include murder of POWs and bombardment in Serbia and related actions. Moscow reports the trial of war criminals charged with mass murder of Soviet citizens including children.
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Yugoslav War Crimes Commission
Waly of
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Talian
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Cays Tania
Agancy
Camonandur
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Crone
Rame Priann Honpital Font Bares
Umberte
Bariehin
Russia
Moscow
Brynnak
BeeUwrd
Alan Chara
Bryanek
Orel
Beal
Eral
Australian Girls for Manila Effort Details
Fragmentary text describes Australian girls and Melbourne related to Manila aid. Mentions pending travel, immigration office, and passport issues. Some names and places appear garbled, but the piece centers on travel documents and support efforts.
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Melbourne
Carey
Canvelli
Giele
Nazis Ordered to Build Belsen Memorial
The Hanover authorities were ordered to construct a permanent memorial for the Belsen camp visit. The city bore the cost and proposed a site with a tower and an illuminated hall at one end.
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Belsen
London
Revidente
Hanover
Belen Harter
Firas
Inquiry Into Destruction Of War Materials
The Washington investigating committee reviews whether military stores are destroyed needlessly to protect civilian economy. It will hear reports of value and consider reasons for destruction, including Australian cases and wartime shortages, as it prepares tomorrow’s session.
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Washington
Thurm
Australie
Jis
Japan Seeks Wool Supplies Amid Domestic Demand
A Tokyo dispatch reports Japan aims to secure at least 800000 bales of wool annually. The article notes the partial resumption of foreign trade and urgent domestic needs driving the move, with remarks from Japanese trade officials.
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New York
Statinie
Japan
Toleyn
Dtur
Ciwmerce
Teadle Association of Japan
United States Redefines Voice in Japan Occupation Policy
New policy shifts give Allies less say in policy formation while the United States remains supreme in execution. The Far Eastern Advisory Commission changes its name by dropping the word advisory, signaling a shift in oversight as occupation proceeds.
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United States
Japan
Saya
Herald- Tribune
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Thame
Far Easten Advisory Commission
Shintoism Cult as Obstacle to Democracy in Japan
The Times and The Times comment on Shinto as a barrier to democratic reform in Japan. They argue the Imperial Institution and state cult root the system, hindering change while loyalty persists.
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London
Tate Decison
Japan
Jewish Refugees Defy Ban on Entry Into Palestine
A chaotic report details Jewish refugees attempting to land at Palestine despite a ban. The schooner San summoned a landing boat near the Lebanese frontier, with rough seas hindering operations. A convoy of crews and passengers endured perilous conditions as authorities scrambled to manage the unapproved landing attempt.
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Palestine
New Zealand UNRRA Relief Units Arrive in Sydney
A garbled report describes New Zealand UNRRA relief units sailing to work with UNRRA in Sydney. It mentions the party founder and a New Zealand soldier linked to a Groskit group, highlighting overseas veterans and displaced individuals.
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Sydney
Fay
Will Moive
Sylvin Chapa
New Zealand
Groskit
Fhve
Fhve Years After Saemping
Geet
Leoo Wet
Gandhi says he will exploit capitalists for India's independence
In Calcutta Gandhi declares he will make use of capitalist funds to aid the poor. He says capitalists expect nothing in return and he will exploit them for the people’s interests. The Congress is projected to win about 402 seats in the new Assembly, with the Muslim League roughly half that.
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Calcutta
India
Congress Party
W. Capitaliel Organisation
Gandhi
Hading
Few Jews Remain in Germany and Austria
A wartime report notes that only about 4 000 Jews remain alive in Germany and around 10 000 in Austria. It states survivors are largely elderly and highlights the impact of Nazi policies on Jewish communities.
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Germany
AMD
Austria
Washington
Thurainy
United State
Albbette
Janary
Reluige Avridd
Communist Death Toll Reported Across United States
Fragmentary dispatch describes widespread casualties and political tensions. It notes various incidents in New York and other locations, referencing bomb events and government actions amid wartime claims and parliamentary activities.
Death sentence for Croatian traitors reported by Warsaw court
A military court in Warsaw sentenced three of four accused to death for treason and espionage involving naval units and German forces. The proceedings show the individuals pleading guilty to organizing and aiding enemy actions. No British women or caps were involved per the report.
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Thurssey
Germany
Haryabour
Warsaw
Dian Roan
Neders Fron
Polish Ministry of Sociat Savurity
Omdiain
French Resume Control in Indo-China
Amicable settlement reached between Paris and Chungking on administration of Northern Indo China. French troops to take over from Chinese forces in Tonking and North Annam, relieving British troops in Cochin China. Indicates a full French control for the first time since the outbreak of the conflict.
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Tharadas
Reuters
Paris
Chungking
Fodo
China
Tonking
North Agnam
Cochia
Armed hunt for German killer grips London
Armed police pursue a German war criminal described as dangerous and armed with an American revolver. He is accused of murder and aiding Britain, with reports of entitlements and a manhunt spreading across the city.
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London
Wirman
Attack on Indonesian Premier Highlighting Dutch British Action
A British statement describes Dutch and native troops attacking the Indonesian Premier Sutun Safeomer. Gunfire hit the Premier’s car while shooting surged in Batavia amid British moves to relocate 900 families. Indonesian concerns over furniture moves and Dutch demands frame the tense scene.
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Sutun
Omer
Epee
Ie Mapa
Sjahrie
Sjabrit
Gomesiai
Bjahris
Smiirir
Batavigae
Ast Fursalan
Ramarang
Dutch Liberalise Policy in Indonesia Report
Washington dispatch says Britain considers withdrawing troops from Taos and will not reinforce in the near term. A Java report notes General Christian seeks active measures to maintain order and cooperation with Indonesian leaders to ease postwar Western Europe reorganization.
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Netherlands
Europe
Java
Goneem Chriatien i Ytends
Chriatison
Takevaral Aceaaionnie
Junior tennis title decided in state championships
Adelaide's Petre Avert Callinghiym and Dan Dandy competed in the 8A junior event but Bromwich clinched the match with a 144 to 81 final score, securing the state championship.
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Adelaide
Petre
Toom
Brom Wich
Bromwich
No Action Yet on Grovely Camp Findings
Report notes no action taken on mutiny inquiry at Grovely Camp October 7. Three servicemen faced discharge delays while others, including Wilacn Chalmers and J. Derik, received five year sentences. Welfare officer Mr Black says the recommendation remains unacted upon and plans a circular to Bowlineal R and L branches and labor councils seeking support.
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Beiver
Aline
Tir Forde
Anne
Chalmers
Black
Bowlin— Meal
R.&l
Municipaliles
Labrie
Australian troops walk off parade ground in Western Australia
One hundred soldiers from Western Australia refused to participate in the parade and walked off the ground. The unit, all long‑service personnel returned from Borneo, stayed at the camp awaiting orders and possible redeployment. Authorities said detentions were for various duties and no immediate return home was planned.
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Borneo
Avapokeamian
Evey
Dad Bow
Tam Haing
Western Australia
Eemy
Uae
Bae
Minelayer Rungare Towed After Port Incident
The minelayer Rungare limped into port at Sydney after breaking down off Brack Down Mallet. Towed by the corvette Gladstone, engineers prepared repairs to sail her back to port. The vessel carried 1000 tons of fowde stuffa and 100 drums of peteel with around 20 embarked men and HALAL crew returning home to Geir homes in Lont Mowe and Newale Inland. Recognition of Alb Paris Thursday The Government recognized Enver Hodje's Government in Ad rante and will have reciprocal to the Yugonievia regia.
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Rungare
Benda
Gladstone
Gladatone
Sui Clenk Repaire
Norfolk Talands
Ite
Hebrides
Toh
Morands
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HALAL
Geir
Lont Mowe
Newale
ALB
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Enver
Hodje
Adrante
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