New American Policy for Far East Follows British Lead
A London dispatch reports that the United States has adopted a Far East policy mirroring Britain’s approach. The plan, formulated at Singapore and endorsed by the U.S. Government, stresses unity with the British Commonwealth and aims to align foreign and economic policy with Colombo talks. Officials indicate a focus on Southeast Asia and coordination among major powers, including discussions with Dr. Subarna and Dr. Hatta.
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Dr. Hatta
Spender to Confer on Ceylon Talks at Colombo Conference
Mr Spender prepares to consult in Colombo on Colombo talks with Colombo as Australia and Indonesia relations hinge on appointing diplomatic representatives to the new Indonesian government. In Melbourne tomorrow he will meet the Prime Minister to set the Colombo conference agenda.
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Ceylon
Australia
Indonesia
Indonealua
Colombo
New Indonesian State Welcomed by Major Powers
Observers question halt of the formation of the United States of Tholonedia as Britain Australia and others recognise the new Indonesian republic. Britain and the U.N. discuss recognition while Indonesia moves to formal sovereignty, with Jakarta to receive one copy of the act and the other kept in the Dutch chancery. The Netherlands weighs admission to the United Nations, and veto threats loom amid global reactions to the historic transfer of sovereignty.
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East Indiwe
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India
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Burma
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de Tour Security Council
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Inaon
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Ke McNaughton
United Nations
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Trygve Lie
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Wes
Mayer
Indore
Stee Department 1
Howe
Philippines
Exporters Keen On Opening Trade With Indonesia
Worthadugy reports exporters in Australia show strong interest in expanding trade with the Indonesian Republic. Federal ministers and trade representatives in Canberra discussed new ties, with plans for a formal meeting next month to outline a broader Australia Indonesia commerce agenda. Australia could supply machinery and other goods while Indonesia offers rubber petroleum kapa tea and coffee.
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Indonesia
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Hin Federation
Australia
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Lea
Australie
Princess Elizabeth Returning From Malta
Princess Elizabeth and the Duke, after a holiday in Malta, will return to London by night aboard a Viking aircraft. They are to resume their journey to Lambeth as soon as airborne, with public help at Mor airfield expected.
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London
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Anis
Lam Vm
Flea Plague Dropped by Japs on Shanghai
Fragmented wartime dispatch reports disease control actions as Japanese forces in Shanghai contend with a flea borne outbreak. Mentions the Army Medical Corps and a claimant referenced in London reports.
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Shanghai
London
Roosevelt Honored as Leading Figure of Half Century
Roosevelt is hailed as a dominant figure of the era in a cross section of American public opinion. The piece notes his wartime leadership, economic policy, and influence on world events, listing supporters and detractors and highlighting his lasting impact on American life and politics. The article compares him to other notable figures and cites public reaction across media.
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Ae Payton
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Wi Wan
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Cardinal Spellman
Bourke Sizzles in NSW Heat Wave Report
Heat wave bakes New South Wales with Ivanhoe rationing water and strained supplies. Prairie residents fear illness amid 400 patients awaiting aid as fire warnings persist. Blue Mountains fires flare near Victoria. mist and southerly winds expected to ease conditions. Temperature climbs toward noon as Weather Bureau tracks inland heat.
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Panidentia
Blue Mountaine
Victoria Balle To-Dey
All the King's Men Tops 1949 Film Awards
New York voters named All the King’s Men best picture of 1949. Oliver de Havilland won best actress for The Heiress. Frederick Crawford crowned best actor for Willie Blunt in All the King’s Men. Edith Evans and Ralph Richardson were runners up for Best Actress and Actor. Damp Rath noted for Dolwyn and Richardson for Fallen Ira. Intruder in the Dual ranked second overall.
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Carol Reed
Tap Vnetew
Olivis de Havilland
Dent Wolreny
Ralph Riehayston
Punnera
Damp Rath
Canberra Weather Blues From Unreadable Text
Meteorological notes report high humidity and warm conditions in Canberra with 90.6 degrees observed and 4 am temperature near 60 degrees. A northeasterly wind and lingering warmth are noted, with previous December high readings cited in historical records.
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Canberra
Canhors
Pope health fears in Holy Year amid Rome fever
London reports the Vatican cautions about the pope’s health under Holy Year demands. The Pontiff, aged 79, endures endochrnia and gastritis with headaches and breathing issues worsened by ceremonial vestments and wine consumption. Vatican moves to limit public appearances as millions pass through St Peter’s Holy Door amid heightened religious fervor.
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London
Vatican
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Santee
Bear Lagen
Russia to reveal Japan POW figures
AAP state dispatch from Tokyo reports U.S. officials told a Japanese delegation that a formal statement on the state of prisoner camps in Russia and Manchuria would be issued around January. The report notes thousands of Japanese prisoners in Soviet hands and references wartime exchanges and counts.
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Tokyo
Myellan
Trade Winds Takes Big Lead Off Gabo Island
Coast guard log notes Trade Winds leading off Gabo Island in a yacht race. Fortuna, Atargaret, Waltalye Mar and others trailed as a mid day shift kept winds moderate. Sailors reported hulls tested by a jury rig and shifting currents while Trade Winds maintained top position amid near gale conditions.
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Atargaret
Waltalye
Australia win first test by innings and 85 runs
Australia wrapped up a dominating first test win by innings and 85 runs as South Africa faltered under weather and rain. Openers and key bowlers contributed, with Nourse and Johnston providing stubborn resistance before the innings defeat.
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Lowe
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Fura
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Throwed
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Nourse
Johnston
Wei
Tan
Waarp
Bill Johnston
Bor Riad
Saegere
Tan John
Selectors Stand Ground In Test Team Choices
The selectors defend their two week old pick for the Test side saying faith was justified by courage and form. They argue annual changes hinder travel and that no one has deteriorated despite recent embarrassments.
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Taian
Tolnia
Waria
Jay
Allecvne
Wilc Rowan Way
Hee
Yugoslavia Seeks Stronger Ties With West
A fragmented report discusses Yugoslavia’s stance during the Cominform era, noting Tito’s government maneuvering between East and West. It cites tensions with Moscow and mentions American and British correspondents observing Belgrade’s cautious diplomacy amid Cold War pressures.
Japanese war criminals released by Allied forces
A garbled report notes the release of Japanese war criminals by Allied authorities. It mentions General and army terms, with unclear names and dates, but implies postwar actions and reactions amid continuing political tension and occupation.
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