U N Commission Probe Debate In Indonesia Ends In Deadlock
The UN Security Council debated a commission of inquiry for Indonesia with Egypt pushing deferral. Bevin opposed implied British blame and warned against Western troop actions. The motion for a probe was defeated and the council adjourned with no decision, while other Geneva Assembly measures were approved.
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Java
Bevin
Mritiah
Firitlah
Atuasiuer Anni
Britain
Indonesia
General Assembly
United Nationa
Feenanry Menaures
Security Council
Lynd Watt
France
Levent
Jong+ fed
Diecumin
Makin
Anti Yuan
Kiettan
Feast
Geneva Assembly
Boone
Guint
Subdued Optimism in Indonesia Amid Dutch Offer
Batavia reports cautious mood as Indonesian leaders study the Dutch proposal. Officials weigh options, fearing a misstep while awaiting President Sokine's stance. Australian press notes the balance depends on foreign policy signals and local sentiment.
Germans Make Butter From Whole Milk
Edmonton reports the chief of dairy research from the Department of Agriculture announced a German continuous butter machine. The unit processes whole milk into butter at 90 shillings to 90 pounds capacity per hour, with larger models claimed to reach 4 000 pounds per hour. The device is described in a report comparing German innovations to Australia and Britain.
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Edmonton
Earch
Uokox
Onerall
Germany
Tram
Australia
Ne Hastert
Etaln
Grave Plight of Internees at Bandoeng
Report from Batavia notes dire conditions for over 90 000 civilian refugees in Mun-Goong near Batavia. Indonesians, aided by Japanese authorities, face hunger and exposure as water supplies are cut and rations dwindle amid ongoing insecurity and displacements.
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Bandoeng
Batavia
Mun- Goong
Sapanese
Wella
Buntioeng
Atomic energy developments gradual and limited to start
Mn A S Klein, engineer, told the Senate Atomic Committee that atomic power will be developed gradually near lifetime without dislocating power industry. He said only about six percent of current large plant equipment would need replacement to convert to atomic energy and coal production would rise to about 1845 at 1000 million tons, equal to 300 tons of granditen.
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Washington
AS. Klein
Senate Atomic Committer
Elimi Power Fanta
Blein
Memorial Unveiling for Australian Explorers at Pari Church
Readable fragments describe a memorial unveiling near Pari Church honoring Australian explorers. The event includes a dedication at the base of the murah tower with figures such as BL. Matteson present.
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Pheola
Pari
Matteson
Keimwae
Murah Tower
U N C Defers Albania Admission Amid Security Council Debate
The United Nations Security Council postpones consideration of Albania's admission as Bevin Vyshinsky disagreement and voting tensions surface. Vyshinsky requests delay while Bevin resists delaying further, leading to an informal standoff before the decision to postpone.
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London
Thureday
Security Council
Alvanik
United Nations
Unbi
Bevis Ad -Vyahinaki
Nati
U.N
Vyshinak
Hyn
Bevin
Thia
Makin
Hevin
Vyahinaki
Interior secretary resigns amid Appointee dispute
President Truman accepts the resignation of Interior Secretary James F. Byrnes? No. The document describes a dispute over Edwin W. Pauley’s appointment, Byrnes’ opposition, and changes in the acting secretary role with remarks to the Senate. The piece notes Pauley’s alleged procurement impact and political stakes.
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Washington
T. Thas
Secreae
L. Chagmam
Eaemnan
Tha Interior
Japanese War Crims to be Tried in Australia
About 20 Japanese war criminals will be tried on the Australian mainland within the next fortnight. Trials will cover actions in Timor and atrocities in Dutch Timor and Cotabato. A working party arrived last night to build a compound for the accused.
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Darwin
Vnureany
Austratia
Hhe
Fortnignt
Rot
Austratian
Mpaitat Avi
Ceutinns
Diteh Nationale
Timor
Taprem
Seven Years Gaol For Scuttling U Boats
The Hamburg War Crimes Court sentenced German naval officer Gerhardt Grumpeldt to seven years gaol for scuttling two U boats. Details of the boats and actions were read aloud in court while witnesses testified.
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Eondon
Wer
Hamburg
Gerhardt Grumpeldt
Renner
Grumpeldt
Pan American rupture with Argentina politics delay
The article discusses a cautious stance toward breaking relations with Argentina until after their elections in February. Senator Gammey pushes for immediate action while Democratic candidate Tambourine favors deferment, with some factions seeking no rupture unless the Argentine government openly acts.
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Warhingtom
Diplomatic
En Ameria
Amy
Inter ‘American Action
Gammey
Aton
Tambourine
Sone
Exchange visits urged to create understanding
Ottawa report says Gordon Graydon backs government sponsored exchange visits for common citizens to foster world understanding. He argues friendship comes from people, not governments, and that exchanges would be cheaper than large peace machinery.
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Ottawa
Gordon Graydon
U.N.C
London
Graydon
Petce
German Nazi Propaganda Suspect Tied to U S Case
A Nazi propaganda suspect, once interned in Germany, evaded American agents for months before being handed over to U S authorities. The man, linked to the former American United Press corp, married and indicted on charges, was repatriated as part of wartime exchanges.
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London
Pallew
United Preaa Corpreapontent
Baber
Bast
Viesins
Germany
United State
NO PROCESSION OF JUDICIAL LYNCHINGS TORY
The article discusses fears that a procession of judicial lynchings will not occur as a dissenting opinion in the U S Supreme Court is cited. It cites General Homme and Mr Ketnanaa in relation to intervention and concerns over excessive procedure and revenge in legal proceedings.
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Joseph Keenan
Shen
U.S. Supreme Court
Te General Homme
Ketnanaa
Yemmahita
Aomma
Australians Land in Japan Across Tokyo Harbor
Australian landing force from the Seventh and Ninth Divisions arrived at Kure in Japan to prepare a base for occupation. The force, commanded by Colonel A L Marison, moved after advancing from Wellering Morotai and faced cold winter weather during its transit.
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Tokyo
Thuretoy
Kure
Advancy
Wal
Vonlingedt
Divi‘dons
Ad Waa
Linu
KL Marison
Rom Wellering
Morotai
Calcutta Riots Sparked By Political Turmoil
The Morning News front page reports three days of rioting in Calcutta with 32 dead and hundreds injured as police struggle to restore order. Troops are deployed after the government authorizes a strong military response amid clashes involving Congress and Muslim League factions.
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Altstact
Morning News
Munner
Government of India
Calsuite
Minney
Congrena Party
Sostem League Sainnines
Byiliah
Camey
Aituation
Calcutta
Xchange
World food position alarming says Bevin and others
A wartime debate warns 1,000 million could face starvation without proper distribution. Bevin stresses growing food as war ends, citing 1044 imports and 1945 prospects. Koo outlines China's ongoing shortage and Bidault notes France will miss wheat needs as famine threat grows. Assembly adjourns the food debate.
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Duny
Bevin
Inter
Nelure
Wellington Koo
China
Bidault
France
British Evacuation From Persia Reported in Tehran
Teheran Thursday reports the British Embassy announces a large Briton delegation will depart. The bulletin states most Beulah forces have already left and no British troops remain in Porat, per official word.
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Teheran
Pepurta
Mt Sw
Porat
Manchuria Guild Urges China to Force Soviet Withdrawal
A North Eastern Manchurian Guild meeting condemned the continued Soviet presence in Manchuria. It called on the Central Government to press for an early pullout and to abandon the pro Soviet policy, amid reports of Soviet construction and fortifications along the border.
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Chunoklng
Manchuria
Centra
Associated Press
Threat to Destroy Liner Prompted Security Measures
A threat to destroy a liner prompted security steps in London with a special guard aboard overnight. An anonymous letter claimed the Union Guard Ines would set a fire and blow up the vessel near a port, while crews remained aboard and muster lines and heat warnings were doubled.
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London
Union Guade Inez
Carnavon Cuatie
South Africa
Ammonia Compound Aids Dental Decay Prevention
Dr. Robert Kesel of the Dental College at Illinois University reports experiments on an ammonia-based compound to prevent enamel decay and tooth loss. He notes results are preliminary and would take years to determine practical application and safety for mouth treatment.
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Chicago
Robert Kesel
Dentai College
Ilinois University
Erie
Keel Anja
Labour MPs Sing Red Flag in Commons amid Finance Debate
In London last night Labour MPs sang Red Flag as the 1987 Finance Diaplites Act measure passed the second reading 388 to 174. Bevin rallied the Opposition amid protests while debate touched the gold standard unemployment and Conservative blame. The Times notes a week shadowed by global distress and renewed party strife.
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London
Tsar ‘Labour
Ieaden Mepute Gill
Bevin
Oe Friesen
New York Headquarters Headed by United Nations Office
The Headquarters Rites Committee with 20 votes to 18 names New York City as interim head. It rejects an Australian motion favoring San Francisco. Discussion covers the Empire State Building as a temporary site for UNO Secretariat.
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Ondon
York City
Tera
San Cranc
Empire Atate
New York
UNO
Fire Rages in Alyerware Market Gutting Homes
A fierce blaze struck the Alyerware district market area near Nyure Awepe, threatening up to 10 000 homeless as responders battled shifting winds and a high heat. Residents evacuated while fire crews fought the flames amid dense crowds.
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Bangkok
Trursaay
Keoopa
Gurieus
Sine
Alyerware
Ato Nyure
Ater
Bagkule
Lhouanhde
Uney Ruthad
Fatal air crash halves crew on Solent shore patrolship
A Sunderland flying boat of Coastal Command crashed on the Lee on Solent foreshore after signaling engine trouble. The Canadian Transport Command squadron aboard the craft from Germany carried 24 people. eight killed and 12 injured.
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Ondon
Thireday
Sunderland Nyng
Boat
Coastal Command
Lee
Solent
Transport Command
Germany
Wear Croy
Gonaf
Paris Considers Connttation Clause On Free Speech
The Constitutional Commission debates adding a provision to guarantee free speech and protect press freedom. The panel discusses wording about freedom of the press while ensuring the public’s right to express opinions.
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Paris
Constittions Commission
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