Arab Delegates Reject Partition at Palestine Conference
London dispatch reports Arab delegates at the Palestine conference in London rejected any partition plan and the gathering adjourned indefinitely. Bevin and British officials avoided committing to a partition, while clashes and evacuations accompanied the turmoil. Reports of casualties and paralysis in the region followed, with emergency committees and mass fear influencing the proceedings.
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London
Jawah
Nestor Weer
Bevin Aarty
Tnuainnedien
Mimsomaries
Thectare
Hain Antey
My. Creech
Ailiogat
Tirish
Taladtine
Sore Civiliana
Civiliene
Wal Make
Aritian United Prese
Jerisalam
Taumi
Ion
Ewe
Fee
Martain
Teh Halifanes
Chicago paper attacks judges on Japan trials
The Tribune criticizes judges handling Japanese trials in wartime Japan, arguing the proceedings lack fairness and resemble a conspiracy similar to Nuremberg, while noting the overall wartime legal standards have degraded.
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Chicago
Wm. Webb
Nimim
Japan
Nuremberg
New Zealand presses Austria pay war penalties and redraw borders
New Zealand delegates insist Austria cover full penalties for its role in the sulf war and push for a revised postwar settlement. They urge avoiding German domination by maintaining Austrian independence, reevaluating borders, and considering a federal structure for Europe security after the peace. The draft notes propose Austria’s cautious alignment with Germany while safeguarding regional autonomy and future stability.
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Austria
Europe
Boundarira
New Zealand Democratic Federation
Weald
Nnet
Vol’ Autre
Gremlin
Pruminent
Aga
New Zealand
Germany
UNG
Stalin Declines French Military Decoration
Berlin on Wednesday refused the Mreu Me Militaire decoration awarded by France last month. Stalin accepted a letter thanking France but said it had long been against the tradition for a foreign government or any minister to present such honors since Lenin's era.
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Parie
Berlin
France
Ince Lenin
Turmoil During Lahore Procession Sparks Arrests
During a Lahore procession honoring Mohammed’s birthday police arrested 120 people after clashes between rival Muslim groups over administrative traditions. Six persons were injured as tensions rose in the street.
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Lahore
Nawabmeds Rashid
Freding
Lucknow
Mosien Rouse
Mohammed ‘le Platery
Strong
Compromise move on world disarmament in 1945 talks
The report describes a tentative compromise at international arms talks led by Mr Aint and Mr Austin. It notes disagreement betweenRuneia and the Tuted Rates over disarmament timelines and consent to any plan. An immediate disarmament motion is proposed with priority to ensure security.
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Runeia
Aint
Tima Tati Covtermant
Fuaria
Aomle
Shoal Sonar Separ Alamic Energy
Stree
Para Ei Nam
Prema
Emery
Austin
Truman Rg
Tate
General Marshall
Callan
Abe Sarat
Chiang Kai-shek Tours War Fronts In China Civil War
Chiang Kai-shek conducted another inspection trip by Nanking, observing frontline activity as hostilities accelerated after General Marshall's departure. Command reports describe forays across broad areas within seven to eight miles of Peiping and actions against coal and fuel sites.
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Chiang Kai-thek
Nanking
Chiang
Marshall
Chine
Polish Amnesty for Political Prisoners Assured
President Balrut told Parliament that an amnesty for political prisoners would soon be instituted and urged national unity for reconstruction. British diplomats were absent from the Sparing of Parliament on Foreign Office instructions.
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Balrut
Bairut
Foreign Office
Frivolous War Crime Charges Debated by Foreign Ministers
Deputies at a Foreign Ministers meeting condemned frivolous charges of war crimes amid debate on the Austrian treaty clause. They discussed alleged cases with 12 named individuals and questioned the evidence. A Control Council telegram was sought to address the issue in its next report.
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London
Aed Hood
Britain
Aires
Care
Control Council
Mark Clark
Two British Men Missing After Skirmish Near Morgen Line
In Trieste on Wednesday an unnamed British officer and another man disappear after a skirmish on the Morgen line between Fagaala and Bria. Patrols exchanged fire but men are feared dead or captured.
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Trieste
Morgen
Bria
Iniah
Trade policy clash over new international plan debated
In the debate on revised reciprocal trade agreements the administration backs a broad plan tied to an international trade organization proposed at Geneva in April. Opponents warn it would dilute U.S. influence and threaten jobs as trade negotiators push a binding framework despite House resistance and partisan lines.
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Scomomie Palley
Sheriot
Anya
Renape
Omilly
Swithara
Bios Beeding
Geneve
Te ‘United
Siee
Sep
Cn Trade Agree
Imleation by Rubata Decrees Extend Defense Groups
London Watneeday Mosc Radin announced three new defmubili iation decrees including the AFMY air force and navy GEr groUps.
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London
Watneeday
Mosc Radin
AFMY
Air Force
Navy
Slavs Attack on Mission to Chetnik Squads
Fragmented account reports a confrontation involving Slavs, a mission to Chetnik squads, and an office incident on January 29. Details are unclear, with names garbled and events partially readable about arrests, tensions, and a security response.
Coal Looters Foiled by German Police in Hamburg
German police halted coal looters and routed actions near Hamburg as authorities reported arrests and disrupted gangs. The scene involved railway disruption and a stand by workers and families as tensions rose over rationing and wartime controls.
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Alsalian Goge
Siaparee
Mambarg
Duleberg
Auane Towne An
Auda Hamburg
U S A Proposes Lower Cost Atom Bomb Production Threshold
U S officials discuss wartime and postwar atomic energy costs. Dr J H, a leading atomic scientist at Oak Ridge, says nations could build bombs for under 600 million dollars with modern methods. He notes the United States spent 2 thousand dollars during wartime and outlines ongoing plutonium work and plant costs.
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Washington
United States
J. H
Oak Ridge
Federation of ‘American Scientists
United
Falah
Loak Ridge
Aiamon
Seth Pit
Uae
Cecil
Fiat Tdi
Caala
Ehere
Royal Party Enters Warm Sunshine Scene
A fragmentary report mentions a royal party entering sunny conditions while details remain unclear. The text references the Ring and street activity, but specific names, places, or events are not readable.
Australia seeks concrete gains from ITO tariff reforms
Australia will not endorse the international trade charter until high level officials confirm that tariff reductions and concessions from other nations will yield adequate benefits for Australia. The government emphasized the need for measurable compensations before agreement.
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Australia
International Tender Organization
Untitled notes on LT0 trade talks and liberalization
Fragmented report cites European and Australian positions on GATT style concessions amid LTO discussions. References Russia abstaining, Britain cautious, and Australia seeking empire preferences while aiming to maintain full employment and market access for fabrics and goods.
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Geneve
Britain
Dale
London
Moro Jcan
Kasra
Tl Betort
Dariddad Towsrda
Russia
Austrailia
Australahe
Durgutt
Dallevee
Tore
Auropianien
Aghia
Journal of Commerce
Bee
Bon Tee
Inea
Indonesians Refuse to Sign United Indonesia Accord
Fragmentary wartime note reports Indonesians refusing to sign a proposed agreement with the Netherlands government toward a United Kingdom of Indonesia. Dutch military spokesmen cite tensions rising between Dutch and Indonesian patrols across Java and Sumatra amid uncertain talks.
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Batavia
Netherlands
Braton
Indonesia
Ning
Aes
Jove Ang Sumatra
Court Orders Arrest of Von Papen in Berlin
Reuters reports in Berlin that Von Papen was arrested for perjury after false testimony to a court over Hitler’s rise to power. The court indicated prior evidence showed he drafted a key recommendation and related statements. Trial proceedings continue with resumed hearings set for Monday.
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Berlin
Von
Hin
Triste
Oman
der. Buchs
Yald
Witte
Gunna
Reuters
Mindenburg
Hitler
Plitler
Cour
von Pa
Prim
Whien
Raaiumiad Landay
Polish envoy and U S president seek free elections
Unclear source text describes tensions between Poland and the United States over diplomatic relations and a demand for free elections. The garbled report mentions a Polish envoy, President, and pledges related to elections, with notes on diplomatic stance and acceptance by the United States.
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Warhington
Wea
Fruman
Polish Armaamaair
Janet Winlewes
United Stata
Poland
UK selects board to plan BVlong in New York
UK officials announce a board of consultants to assist Wallace Har sie m director of planning in preliminary plans for the United Money headquarters in New York. Final appointment to the board was announced within a brief period.
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U.K.O
New York
Wechality
Nationa
Candie
Bouth Afriot
Ue Sever
Wallace Harsiem
United Mone
Wow Tork
Africans Await Passage to Australia Through Europe
A fragmented notice from Vancouver reports Africans preparing travel via France and Sweden to Australia. Captain A. Schmidt leads the group, with plans and contact details to follow as they await further arrangements and departures.
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Vancouver
Wedvanday
A. Schmidt
Ate ‘Parekovla
Mal 2
South Yd
France
Sweden
Berthe Te Aue
RS Staat Yar
Australie
African clash ends in deaths amid desert pursuit
In a remote desert clash Maya tribe members pursued rival groups across arid terrain. Several people were killed and others injured as two communities clashed over disputed territory. Local authorities say the incident stemmed from ongoing tribal tensions and have launched investigations.
Nine members of spy ring sentenced to total 183 years
Nine members of the FBI uncovered spy ring were sentenced to a combined 183 years in prison. The group included a paymaster and several agents, with sentences ranging up to ten years each for their roles in the international spying network. The case highlights ongoing counterintelligence efforts.
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Teodoro
FBI
Maple Funeral for Al Capone in Quiet Chicago Service
A subdued funeral for Al Capone unfolds in Chicago with a Catholic rite as mourners seek privacy from press and crowds. Clergy lead the ceremony while family and officials honor Capone’s life, contrasting with harsher headlines from past years.
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