Bevin Attacks Yugoslavia Attitude In Debate
Fragmented report on British Foreign Secretary Bevin criticizing Yugoslavia during a debate. Mentions army strength of 107,000, suggested Polish government and Italian coastal deployment, and reactions by General Anders and other officials. Notes emphasis on co operation and Tripolitan affairs amid Cold War tensions.
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Bevin
Poland
Italien
Taranto
Udine
Anders
Ruaive
Communist Party
Uney Akay Nsec
British and Yugoslav tensions over troops in Greece statement
A provided protection statement notes withdrawal of British forces from Greece and warns against coercive actions. Bevin defends that Yugoslav complaints stem from misunderstandings while denying a Polish or allied troop buildup toward Yugoslavia, urging restraint and dialogue through the United Nations.
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Pilleghbions
Rau
Cronk
T”Roops
Greger
Mays
Athans
Enforcement of Order in Singapore Declared Strong
Lord Louis Mountbatten stated public order enforcement in Singapore received full support from civilians police and authorized bodies. A British Military Administration court jailed 16 Chinese for drumming without permit, with 28 deliaen sentence, while 19 more opted for trial by jury and were remanded.
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Singapore
Palice
Louis Mountatten
Ottinens
Renaid
Ned
Chines
Deliaen
U N O Scepticism Unjustified Says Dr Evatt
Sydney reports Dr Evatt opening an Australian Russian Society exhibition of photographs. He argues UNO scepticism is unjustified and Australia must participate actively to influence world peace. He cites destruction in 1700 Russian cities and six million homes, with estimates of 20 million killed or died in the war.
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Sydney
United Nationa Organisation
Myatt
Avatt
Auatralia
Thie
Ted World Wa
Dulng
UNO
Byatt
Bom
Persia Seeks Friendly Ties With Soviet Ahead of Moscow Visit
Teheran reports Premier Sul taneh presents new Persian Cabinet to the Majlis promising a new page in relations with Russia. He notes Stalin sent a very friendly telegram and hopes equality and understanding will underpin future ties, as crowds cheer his Parliament departure.
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Teheran
Moscow
Sultaneh
Maglin
Rusia
Stalin
Serain
Isnahouldar
Wartime Factory Wages Fall as War Demand Shrinks
Sydney reports a government statistician notes wage earners in factories declined by about 99,000 to near 1,000, towards a base figure. The drop follows reduced demand for war supplies, with August seeing further reductions amid industrial disputes and rapid changes in production.
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Sydney
Atomic Bombs May Prove An Illusion
A speculative report questions the durability of atomic bomb theory amid ongoing tests. Analysts caution against overconfidence while noting the potential for miscalculation in pressure and fallout expectations.
Egypt's Claim and Political Turmoil Reported
A Cairo dispatch details Egypt's claims as realistic amid a mixed government scene. It notes Farouk urging solidarity for talks with a key ally, while Britain’s stance and leadership shifts are questioned. Demonstrations outside British barracks erupt. crowds denounce British policy and certain leaders amid unrest.
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Egypt
Ubeev
Aypt
May
Timawk
Tammail
Libstale
Representa
Bo Santa
Britain
Nakrashi
Jay Dar
Mintieh Imperiallam
En Capitalian
Audante
Cairo University
Bevin
Delays Sought in Return of Indonesians
In Matavia on Monday officials discuss an Australasian plan to ship about 800 Indonesian merchants back to Java. Widespread concern centers on potential political instability if these workers return amid unsettled conditions. Cable traffic from Canberra and local officials indicates a final arrangement may be reached soon to facilitate action.
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Colaiy
Samen
Java
Australia
Elwain Hate
Canberra Jnr
Tkie
Delays Opposed in German War Trials in Nuremberg
Monday session resumes as Lord Justice Lawrence orders defense teams for Goring Himmler Keitel and others to submit by February 7 a list of witnesses. The defense sought a three week adjournment, but the court opposed a longer delay.
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Lawrence
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Himmler
Keitel
Bentrop
Witneawee
Rau Earere
Maktel 1
Cor & Tow Bay
Spanish Monarchy Heavily Fined in Madrid Report
Unclear OCR text notes a Duchess of Medini Livonia fined £2000 for sending a telegram to Don Juan the pretender to the throne. The contents allegedly injurious to France. No clear reason given for the fine or West diamidaa. Prominent monarchists linked to Anglian support for Don Juan.
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Madrid
Medini
Livonia
Don Juan
France
Monurchiate
Trade Resumed With Ecuador Amid Unclear Details
Unclear OCR text notes that trade with Ecuador has been resumed after a period of interruption. It references shipments to the Republic, mentions Newcastle, and hints at purchases from Australia. Specific dates and names are garbled, leaving the exact parties and terms ambiguous.
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Moniay
Ricuador
Republic
Anatawna Aniston
Beeler
Sama
Australian Earth
Socialists Win in Belgium Election Turbulent Results Reported
More than 3,000,000 Belgians voted calmly as Socialists gain a lead in the Chamber of Deputies with 58 seats while Communists tally 11 and Liberals 10. The Democratic Union wins 14. the final distribution awaits full counts. Premier resigns as cabinet discusses fallout and the Regent takes charge.
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Polla
Cive
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Gruss
Ant
le Adda
Datarior
Remufts
Chamber of ‘Deputies
Chetwtlan Socialinte
Socialiats
Communists II
Liberals
Theamocratic Union
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Digs Privat
Walch
Siterin T
Emperor Hirohito Meets American Press Delegation
Tokyo Monday: Emperor Hirohito received Li Budience McLean publisher of Timea and G McKelly, Washington Star, and N Chandler of Los Angeles AP. The 30 minute audience left the reporters hopeful that Japan would report on sanctions and work toward world peace, with no political addresses requested.
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Hirohito
McLean
American Associated Press
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Los Anelea
Timea
G. McKelly Ay
Bislor
Washington
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McLean Asia
Jepan
Wuld
Japan
Acquittal of Alf Captain Murphy in four charges
Captain John Joseph Murphy of the ALF was found not guilty on all four counts by a general court martial. The trial featured testimony from Murphy and an unnamed witness who, as a prisoner of the Japs at Rabaul, described orders to be decapitated for refusing to reveal Allied force locations. Murphy declined to sign a supposed grave and resisted being buried alive before being removed to a gallows.
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Monasy
John Joseph Murphy
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Fulind
Martin Loway
Beying
Murphy
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Rabaul
Rnder
Alliied
Ain
Rtway
Bae Veouth
Pereying
Qodnedatis
Banes
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Whyalla
Port A
Tarconis
Mater
Port Arguste
Riot Situation in Calcutta Eases as Army Patrols Return
Reuters reports Calcutta calm returns after Governor orders army patrols to quell unrest. Processions ban remains in force as cereal rations drop from 16 to 11 annas daily from Thursday. Local authorities say order is being restored and observers note reduced demonstrations since last week.
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Calcutta
Monany
Umr RG
Reuters
Rust resisting flax developed in new variety tests
Agricultural notices report the development of a rust resistant flax variety by researchers. Trials show improved resistance to disease and promising yield potential compared with existing varieties, signaling potential for farmers seeking more robust crops.
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Ente
Urhier
No Protest Over Russia Veto Powers At UN Session
The report states there were no protests regarding Russia using its veto as UN members reflected on the outcomes. French delegation head M. midaull summarized the results noting no complaints about the Lebanon and Byblan issues and urging greater future understanding among major powers under the Charter.
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UNO
Tihely
M. Midaull
Resuilia
Lebanon
Firm Action Needed To Keep Us On Even Keel
Washington reports through the House Banking Committee that the Economic Stabilization Administrator warned prices could rise further without firm action. He said wartime controls have eased but inflation remains a threat, with wages rising and industry prices distorted by prewar patterns.
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Washington
Cheater
Sontrola
Chan Pelea Eng Furniture
Rome welcomes 22 new cardinals amid war era shifts
The Vatican announced that 22 new cardinals will be created, the largest consistory in church history, elevating many to key ranks as Archbishop seats adjust after recent deaths. The ceremonies occur in the throne room with the pope noting wartime constraints limited prior preparations.
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Ana
Tae Pape
Shortage in India prompts minister to downplay crisis
At a press conference in Hyderabad the Information Minister said food scarcity in India should be temporary. He warned against publishing rumours of imminent famine and stressed that easing conditions in months could follow if current measures hold.
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Allarabad
India
Shakbah Hydart
Oy Information
quake damage on ge london province worst affected
Beit province in Algeria suffers severe earthquake damage with rescue teams in ruins of several villages. The Pats correspondent reports 327 bodies recovered and 250 injured by Saturday. Relief efforts and casualty figures dominate early reports.
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London
Beit
Lalgerin
Bodion
Mays
Pats
Timon
Poor Sermons Linked to Declining Church Attendance
A committee of inquiry for the Bishop of Salisbury concludes that perfunctory sermons contribute to declining church attendance. It recommends sermons not be a fixed part of Sharani services and suggests occasional changes to sermon content and delivery to improve turnout.
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London
Salisbury
Nov Lavetttina
Canadian Spy Round-Up Detains Many Across Provinces
Reports say a broad Canadian police roundup detained numerous individuals across two provincial centers amid an overseas spy inquiry. The Morning Journal cites sources detailing Soviet ties and a government push to reveal all involved, with about 72 Canadians implicated and others held as material witnesses.
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Mackenzie Hing
Prraous
Port
Canada
Presa
Frese Association Journa
Muncan
Soret En Statia
Ottawa
Rai
Mumalan
Tvor Gosenko
Goserko
Gosenko
Salvation Army to elect new leader in London meeting
High ranking Salvation Army officials from around the world will gather in London in April to appoint a successor to General George Carpenter who retires in June at age 75. Commissioner Charles BE Marcol is a leading candidate and the selection is expected to shape the denomination’s future direction.
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London
George Carpenter
The
Daily Telegraph
Charles BE
Marcol
Btair
Plane crash into hospital ends inquest adjournment
The coroner ruled the Royal Navy plane crash at Batlaham Hospital would have an official inquiry. Pilot Lt. Colin Ratcliffe and relatives of two hospital employees killed pressed for lines of inquiry as counsel argued. The inquest was adjourned until March 27.
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Ydney
My Stewart | Hing
Batlaham “Hospitit
Colin Ratcliffe
Ure
Landing Gear Jeopardizes Australian National Aircraft
An Australian National Airways plane circled Mascot for about 2 hours due to a stuck landing gear. It diverted to Brisbane after the gear jammed, fuel load high and fire services alerted. After nearly three hours aloft the gear righted and the craft landed safely at Mascot.
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Locklised
Brisbane
Mascot
Indonesian politics and foreign terms amid upheaval and cheers
Indonesian leadership faces terms from Dutch demands as Sukarno consolidates power. A government crackdown and new pollegal claments follow, with factions split over support. Across the world, crowds cheer as British troops land in North Bapeosag to bolster actions against unrest and protect Sonny Water.
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Pranluunn
Italian Political Movements Denounce Dictatorship Threat
In Rome on Monday Bhoute of during a national congress rejected challenges to leadership. The Lat Wing party claimed the movement was formed to prevent the rise of a dictatorship in Italy and urged unity against potential autocratic rule.
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Duce
University of Reape Yam Faa
Gutlon Ome Ain
F ‘Nome Quaiques Comaen Manovement
National Congress
Heavy rains disrupt 5.A rail services across regions
Flooding and washouts cripple rail links and road networks in Victoria and nearby areas. Regional routes including Perth-Admire express and Port Augusta corridor face delays as waters surge, derailments feared, and communities endure power and communications outages. No fatalities confirmed. authorities urge caution.
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