Bevin Refers Palestine's Future to United Nations
London reports say Britain will place Palestine's future before the United Nations, as Bevin tells Arab leaders the mandate's terms require UN submission. Evacuation plans for Palestinian families and potential martial law are debated, with protests and international reactions shaping the crisis.
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Palestine
United Nations
London
Palestina
Etary
Ematt Bevin
Bo U.N.O
Truman Reserved on Palestine in Speech to Parliament
In a Washington briefing, President Truman signaled openness to Britain handling the Palestine issue with a UN trusteeship proposal, noting no need for the United States to act alone unless burdens are shared. The Big Three discussed the matter during talks in London, with Attlee and Maharl Braihe present.
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Bunaay
Truman
Ference
Attlee
Murahal Braihen
Ora
Thimon
Panat Sinaates
Romania
House of Conunona
Britain
United Nationa
Palestine
United States
Panic over migration sparks fears of famine in Romania
Reports from Bucharest describe fears that minions from foreign powers have been sent to investigate Romania. The alarming tale mentions a peasant woman melting with hunger and hints at a broader crisis as authorities and observers weigh the potential for widespread hardship.
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Bucharest
Rumania
Grit
United Beater
Prea
Intense Upper Air Heat and Cold Layers Reported
Data from the Nations Academy Committer of Aeronautica shows intense heat and cold layers in upper air over Washington on Sunday. Observations indicate temperatures around 106 degrees and a cold layer near 33 below, with air at altitudes between 30 and 40 miles.
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Washington
Nations Academy
Aeronautica
British Motor in Coal Famine
The report notes coal shortages threaten British car production with Birmingham and Midlands factories likely to idle. Officials cite scarce coal and electricity as main causes, warning output at Austin Motor and other plants may halt operations for the week.
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British Motor
London
Austin Motor
Birmingham
Lord
Miles
Thomas
Sumald
Lkely
Observer
Midlands
U S Law Sought to Control Adoption
The article reports a Committee of Adoptions proposing legislation to curb adoption for profit. It notes interest from about 3 900 couples, with 305 children offered, and the effort to prevent placing children with foster parents for financial gain.
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U.S
Committee of Adoptions
Prison doctor hanged at Bhantor camp in Mukden incident
A report from Bhanghat states Captain Joh Kuwashima, the former Intet medical officer at Sapancar's Hen camp in Mukden where General Joh Wainwright and General air dahn Percival were held, was hanged at bhanghat for mistreating a prisoner.
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Joh Kuwashima
Intet
Sapancar
Mukden
Joh Wainwright
Air Dahn Percival
Intel Horning
Mustresting
Widow Hild of Kaiser Robbed After Theatre Stop
Report from Hamburg via British News Service states Hilda Kaiser widow Hildi of Kaiser was attacked while returning from a theatre in Frankfurter Oder area. Robbers halted her car, seized her fur cloak and handbag, while living Ukrainian foster family nearby.
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Bunday
Fe-Haber
Wilhelm
Princent Hermine
Frankfurten-Oder
Reular
Hamburg
Germany
French Troops In Fado Chi Amid Vatican Tension
A garbled report from Reuters and Belgrade radio mentions French forces in Fado Chi and tensions involving the Vatican. It references strained notes to troops, wartime relief and alleged actions in Vatican territory amid unclear details and scattered names.
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Trigon
Bundy
France
London
Eterna
Sugealayss
16 Killed in Dakota Crash Near Lisbon
United Press reports a twin engine French plane from Paris to Lisbon crashed in bad weather near Lisbon Dakota. Nine women and two children among the dead. a Frenchman honeymoon survivor, the sole survivor, cried Save my wife as he was rescued. The accident follows a prior Dakota crash days earlier. investigators search for a link as rescue and hospital efforts continue.
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Tnets
Dasengare
Gye
They
jJana
Frohman
Villegern
Jeurvivor
Olesr
Samlat
KUM
Comitas
Football match cancelled at show according to officials
An unsatisfactory situation led to the cancellation of a football event amid confusion in the referee area. Details are unclear due to mangled text, but the incident involved football officials and a disrupted show setting.
Labour to Form United Front Unites Forces for Labor
New moves to merge the American Federation of Labor and the Congress of Industrial Organizations gain traction. AFL leaders push for a united Labour Front to counter anti-labor sentiment. CIO reportedly open to joining with conditions for a broad labor alliance. Formal response expected by February 18 with potential delays.
Useful rains bring relief to drought struck North West
Sydney report notes the first rainfall in months across droughted North West areas with inland stations also receiving pouring rain. Farmers report grazing losses and ongoing dry conditions though some districts record improved pasture and ongoing water concerns for livestock and stockmen.
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Sydwey
North
Tate
Degasperi Forms New Coalition Cabinet In Rome
In Rome Prime Minister Degasperi forms a winter coalition cabinet with Democrats, Communists, and others. The cabinet will meet tomorrow to set its agenda and assign ministries including Foreign Commerce, Labour, Education, Public Works, and Mercantile Marine. Several key portfolios remain undecided as the new government begins work.
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Bunday
Hax
Winteh Thay
Aly Ants
Gelline Fee
Ane
Tne
Maria
Neo Yanan
Putric Lmeeuction
Guide Gonalia
Bal Adit
Justleg
Fausto
Gullo
Bubile
Smilie
Ance
Rocissimte
Telf-communications
Natiluta Defence
20 Perish In Blazing Ship Disaster At Sea
A blazing vessel on an Atlantic route from France to Europe resulted in many deaths. The ship broke apart as flames swept through, trapping passengers and crew. Rescue attempts were hindered by high waves and rapid spread of fire, leaving 18 survivors and two peace- officers among the dispatched.
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Fre- TaanUe
Eurupe
Soviet accuses Al of interference in union elections
Major General Alexander Kotitov, Russian commandant for Berit, and Colonel J Bowley, American, are cited in the Soviet press accusing Howley of attempting to elect Trade Union members and interfering in union activities during the Soviet occupation. Kotitov also hints at threats to reconstruct German political life.
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Alexander Kotitov
Berit
Get Man Polit Ife
M Democratic Asin
Death sentence for Haz Camp guards at Mambung
The French Military Government sentenced 21 former guards at Struthot and Ntazweller concentration camps to death for murdering and robbing. Captain Adolf Winkermann and 15 German officers are among those condemned, with sentences to be served after the trial.
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Ntazweller
Reonera
Alaliag
Adolf Winkermann
Dontoren the Raven
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Enurl
Japanese Labour Leaders Appeal Ruled Out
Acting chairman of the Power Allied Council Mr Max W Bishop says there is no immediate appeal against General MacArthur's order banning a general strike. The council has not yet received written debt details and until then the leaders may be placed on the agenda before the next meeting on February 18.
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Bunda
A Power Allied Council
Max W ‘Bishop
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Ida
Washington Action Highlights National Debate
Fragmented dispatch notes President Truman urging policy unity as sessions discuss postwar plans. Mentions negotiations and signatures connected to a large financial agreement. Limited readable names and places indicate broader political focus without clear event details.
Peking Railway Cut Again by Communist Guerillas
A group of about 600 guerrillas disrupted the Peking Tientsin railway for the second time in several days, cutting the line used as an evacuation route for TB forces at Jeavinus Plog.
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Dave
Peking-Tientaln
T.B
Jeavinus Plog
Al Capone Returns to Chicago in Hearse
An unclear report notes a funeral procession involving Al Capone returning to Chicago by hearse. The fragment mentions a cemetery at Olivet and references a past aide and disputed details from a storm disrupted ceremony.
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Chicago
Hunday
Capone
Chris
Florina
Olivet
M. Eting
Royal tour thrill aboard Vanguard amid sea mine scare
A royal voyage aboard Vanguard featured Majesties and two Princesses observing a naval ceremony as a floating mine was sighted near the Bay of Biscay. The ship skirted dawn mists, salutes echoed from shore, and privacy was safeguarded as weather and mosquitos complicated escorts and routes.
Vanguard and Docks at Sea Silent Farewell Evades Navy Note
The passage describes a naval review with Nelson era figures aboard the Vanguard and ships like the Victory and Neptune. It notes a 71 gun salute and cheers for the fleet as midshipmen and officers observe the procession. The scene reflects historic ceremony amid the British fleet.
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Dubs
Tork
Armong
Neileon
Peter Holloway
Vagguard
Ines
Abe
Nelson
Anson
Howe
Richa
Parties to Seek Way Out of Wharf Tie-Up
Efforts will be made to resolve the impasse over the wharf tie up as negotiators seek a path to end the deadlock. Details remain unclear as authorities and involved parties pursue a constructive settlement.
Senta Camille Backs Democratic Party in Nandeatien Coup
A fragmentary report notes Senta Camille backing a coup against the Boole Democratic Party. The piece mentions the newspaper Freankinabe Tageepost and signals a political shift amid unclear details.
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Senta
Camille
Boole Democratic Party
Freankinabe Tageepost
Unclear fragments reflect disaster impact in southern states
Fragmentary OCR describes widespread disruption across Georgia Alabama and nearby regions with extreme weather and property damage. It notes record low temperatures and heavy snowfall affecting residents and services as far south as the U.S. Deep South and mentions Western Canada and Alberta in scattered terms.
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Bismard
Itate Tow
Fartoken
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Tidtwestare
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Georgia
Alabama
UB. Mic
Alberta
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