Hindu organisation round-up in New Delhi arrests 140 members
A roundup targets the Hindu militant group Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh across the Dominion of India after an official ban. Police detain leaders and hundreds of members for alleged arson robbery murder and weapon collection as authorities note military links and safety concerns.
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Raitrya Swayemtevak Sangh
Dominion of India
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Nampur
AMA Voluntert
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V. Rajagopaiachar
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Simba Myo
Mae
Inter-Party Conference on House of Lords Report
An Inter-Party conference on the House of Lords met on Thursday to discuss fairness and possible reform. Delegates debated whether a broader or altered structure would improve governance and representation in the Lords, with authorities indicating a formal stance from the Prime Minister’s office.
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Reuters
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Unclear text on government committee letter to security council
Fragmentary OCR text references a government body, a security council committee, and alleged wrongdoing. Details are unreadable, with numerous typos making entities and actions uncertain.
Planes Sold to Greece Reported Amid War Surplus
Athens reports a transfer of American war planes from surplus stocks to Greece. The seizure is linked to U S and Greek air force training plans. Also noted is the return to Athens of Liberal Deputy Loukos Koutoupetalos, captured January 14.
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Imminent collapse rocks Japan's Socialist Cabinet
Reported turmoil within Japan's ruling coalition centers on Prime Minister Teta sauna and a split between the Right and Social Democratic factions. The Democratic Party, now the second largest in the coalition, faces pressure as Lem Wing ports a shift away from supporting the coalition government. General MacArthur's intervention influenced Cabinet stability, with the agricultural minister's dismissal reversing earlier moves. Crisis anticipated to grow over the weekend amid palace and court actions.
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Mysterious Signals From Missing Plane
New York authorities pursue faint signals believed linked to a missing plane with 31 aboard. Stations from Florida to Newfoundland detected a pattern, possibly from a British Tudor aircraft. Coast guard notes difficulty locating the source amid vast ocean areas.
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New York
United States
Florida
Newfoundland
Australian shift toward United States in postwar trade
A wartime survey shows Australia and New Zealand expanding industry and turning trade away from Britain toward the United States and India. The report notes deficits and reduced dollar imports, with Australia facing about 100 million dollars and New Zealand about 26 million.
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India
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Local notice on film screening faces protest
A fragmentary notice notes a Thursday event from the Clarke Guble era and the Interior Ministry which seeks to block a film featuring Unite players amid alleged progressive actor actions. The fragment hints at a public disturbance over a screening involving Communist era figures.
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Clarke Gubleager Rogers
Martara Buanyek
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Lasalo Raji
Australian ships barred from French ports over paralysis scare
Auckland reports that French authorities have prohibited entry for all Australian and New Zealand vessels not meeting a specified safety requirement in response to infantile paralysis. The measure, announced by the French Department, affects ships docking at French ports and is part of epidemic controls.
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Fapeate
Australan
New Zealand
Nem
Afarine
Rumanians Sign Treaty With Soviet Union Reported
Moscow Thursday reports that Romania has signed a 20 year treaty with the Soviet Union. Officials say it will be renewable and aims to align with peace principles under the United Nations. The text notes Moscow and Bucharest seek friendly relations and mutual understanding amid regional tensions.
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Rumania
Han
Soviet Union
Australian bonds fall on Wall Street to February 1945 lows
Australian bonds on Wall Street slide to their lowest level since February 1945, driven by a broad slump in foreign bonds rather than specific Australian economic factors such as bank nationalization. The Australian Consul General notes global unsettled markets and wary investors as the reason for the downturn, with experts urging calm and saying the weakness is not a crisis.
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al Trailan
Nanda
Bet
Katia
Nelo
Morgan Stanley
Wall
Warchers
German General Ends Life by Jumping from Gaol
An OCR fragment reports a German general ending his life by leaping from a jail. The garbled item mentions Nuremberg and names Geneve Blackowlts and Terence with unclear roles. The text is incomplete and cannot confirm dates, ranks, or affiliations.
French Artist Claims Picture In Sydney Gallery
Paris artist Charles Camoin writes to Sydney Art Gallery asking for a painting he says he painted in 1900 as a youth. He claims a later army service and that the work hung at an inn, now seen as a reproduction in a book under another title, prompting his demand for the return of his piece.
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Charles Camoin
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Camain
Arab extremist attack near British borders shocks region
Reports say unknown gunmen attacked a convoy near a border region, injuring three and prompting ambulances to gather at the scene. Authorities and allied forces discuss security measures and watch for further threats as Arab factions claim responsibility.
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World review of economic conditions and US role
A New York survey examines global economic conditions, noting the United States as the world’s nerve center for prosperity or deterioration. It covers most countries, excluding the Soviet Union, and highlights wartorn Europe and the Far East. It warns that the US economy could weaken under inflationary or deflationary pressures and that drastic peacetime government control may be needed. Indo China remains near prewar levels, while Malaya and China report reduced food consumption in parts.
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Far East
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Iam
Indo-China
Toda
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Reduction in Size of Pacific Fleet
Hong Kong reports a government plan to reduce the Pacific Fleet as a temporary measure. A discharge of 2000 personnel is expected by year end with a further 20 percent by June. Details on percentage allocations were not disclosed amid festive Chinese New Year unrest.
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Hong Kong
Ma Brillah
Princess Anne to wed Crown Prince Michael in May
An announcement states Princess Anne and Crown Prince Michael will marry in late May at Copenhagen. The ceremony is planned with royal attendants and extensive public interest in Denmark and Britain.
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Copenhagen
Anne Ansx Kring Michael
Moscow factories renounce government subsidies for profit
Eight large Moscow factories announce they will quit government subsidies to cut costs and lift earnings. The move aims to lower prices and boost efficiency, with the government noting potential labor and resource implications.
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Benelux nations to confer on Western Union plan
Brussels reports Benelux countries invited to confer with Britain France and the United States on German problems. Dutch and Luxembourg foreign ministers visit London and Brussels for talks with Mr McNeil and Dr Prisel. Belgian foreign minister travels to London as a small Benelux committee drafts recommendations for the Marshall Plan.
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A W U 10 Conduct Inquiries Into Communism Coolangatta
A W U 10 debated anti communism measures at a convention in Coolangatta led by General President A W Nicol. The move aimed to curb infiltration of communism into industrial politics and create a Labour aligned platform speaking for workers.
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A. W. Nicol
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Nico
Presentations to Monty by Australian officials
The Australian High Commissioner Beasley will present Pield Mar iana Montgomery. A leather folio of photographs from the Field Marshal's tour of alien trails last year accompanies the gift. The folio is signed by Prime Minister Chuay and the Count of Rosenberg renounces the throne.
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Beasley
Pield Mariana Montgomery
Marehal
Chuay
Aes
Stocks Decline After New Work Exchange Slump
Stocks on the New York Exchange fell to their lowest point since June as traders faced a broad selloff. The Dow and leaders lost ground with General Electric and other key issues showing weakness, while volume remained heavy and prices drifted lower across sectors.
Rumania Charged With Violations
Washington reports that the United States accuses Romania of violating peace terms and suppressing democratic opposition. A note to the Romanian government details physical violence and demands restraint, signaling concern over government actions and control measures.
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United States
Han
Niacia
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Ita Ramania
Rudow Sohoen
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Rumania
MCC Players Out Test Games
Port of Spain reports that West Indian captain George Headley will miss the second and third Tests due to illness. In the Trinidad match the MCC team posted a large score, while a Reuters bulletin notes a player was hospitalized with injuries and will miss portions of the match.
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George Headley
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