Cyclone Cleared Queensland NSW. Death Toll Rises
A cyclone swept from Queensland into New South Wales causing six deaths in MSW and two in Queensland. The storm Sit 150 miles southeast of Gabo Island near the NSW Victoria border with widespread damage. Weather officials said rain had ceased and warm to hot conditions would follow. Victims named include Acnwld Osborne 98 and Joseph Luther. Rescue efforts continue as crews assess inundated areas and recover bodies from waterways near Grafton and other towns. Estimated damage reaches £300,000 or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Queensland
New South Wales
Gabo Island
N.5
Gple
Ngott
War Crimes Trials Ordered at Manus Island
The Minister for the Army said wartime subordinates had been ordered to complete transfer of all pertinent documents. Officials noted the process targets trials for a number of suspected war criminals tied to actions in Asia and the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ordeard
Manus
Francia
Sapaneae
Police Hopes Of Catching Bandits Fade
Boston police say tracing the $1,000,000 raid by nine commandos on a money transport firm is unlikely. The haul, taken from Brinks or related firm, involved US currency in twenty and five dollar notes. Authorities believe the crime was carefully planned with little chance to identify suspects or recover most funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Money Transportation
Jamal
Gna Daflar
Doanwnitte
Pulloe
Edward
Brinks
Bostoh
Ewa
Heck
Rothers Ater
Evacuation in Missouri Spurs Wide Southwestern Shelter Effort
In Missouri's southwest, a large evacuation is under way affecting about 6,000 people. Officials urge all residents to leave as dangerous travel conditions persist and multiple routes are blocked by a recent crisis. Local authorities coordinate shelters and public safety measures to manage the exodus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Thurday
Minsouri
Toosi
Nave
Unclear OCR Summary of Australian Wheat Talk in Britain
Fragmentary report discusses Australian wheat, trade issues, and potential British duties. Mentions reactions from Britain, Landon, and references to conversations about appeasing markets. Contains numerous garbled phrases and names due to OCR errors.
Indonesian Tea Ration Influence on May Trade Prospects
Government planning to ration tea next week as part of broader trade outlook. Officials anticipate tea quantities and price will affect Indonesia's stance on cooperation with the Commonwealth and potential centralization of Communist party influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australie
Ita
Cabainel
Liberals Back Conservatives to Defeat Socialism
A Liberal faction urges cooperation with the Conservatives to defeat socialism. They advocate limiting public expenditure, reducing taxation, opposing nationalization, and restoring competition. The plan calls for denationalisation, abolition of direction of labour, and expanded voluntary partnerships in industry and trade. The article emphasizes unity between Liberals and Conservatives to safeguard personal liberty and free enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maiitono Arciaree
Randa
Avcallam
Lyberain
Lawraia
winnifeRte
Sis
Aer
Uwempeml
ANG' Ik
Tum Cranaport
Manitento
Copartnership Progt
Liverpool Cotton Exchange
Truman Aide Reproved For Accepting Gifts
A congressional committee criticized a White House aide for accepting gifts and using influence with federal officials. The report cited Vaughan’s actions and noted attempts to wield influence for Maragen, with ongoing hearings planned to resume as new witnesses testify. The committee warned of a decline in public trust due to such practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maragom
Vaughan
Maragon
Vinietan
White House
Stnr
Cripps Warns Don't Swap Horses in World Stream
Cripps cautions against changing alliances as Britain faces a global security debate. He argues large defence spending is vital to resist totalitarian threats and preserve democracy, urging steady leadership and unity with allies. He criticizes Conservative and Labour as ineffective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cripps
Taylor resigns as special adviser to President Truman
The report states that Taylor has resigned from the post amid discussions of possible replacement. Unclear whether a successor will be appointed. Several Protestant organizations have urged the President to abolish the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mon Taylor
Warrington
Thunday
Gyron ‘Taylor Han
Truman
Soviet Plot to Take Over United States Reported
South Hadley Mount Holyoke College student Marshall Hoffmen claims the Soviet Union plots to overtake the U S after conquering four other continents. The report cites Hoffmen as a student observer presenting the claim on a Thursday page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Hadley
Soviet Union
United States
Marshall Loprab Hoffmen
Mount Holyoke College
Delayed Austrian Peace Treaty blamed on Russia
A diplomatic writer cites Western officials blaming Russia for prolonging delay in the Austrian peace treaty. The report notes tensions among Russian British and American counterparts and hints at Russian troop withdrawals affecting settlements with Romania and Hungary as talks continue in Moscow and related capitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
iDelay
Washington
Shiney Bee
Ambassaior
Moscow
Amie Bonetty
Duly Telegraph
Lant Mowriy
Hungary
Inadequate text on Cold War era pressures
Fragmented OCR reading references political tension with Russia and Communist expansion. It mentions evidence, attempts to halt advances, and remarks attributed to Mr Hoftnmn, MF Eliot, and Canadian context, but the fragmentary content lacks coherent events or clear names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
North America
Hoftnmn
Eliot Canade
Conala
Paler
Atete
United States
Jon
Fragmentary OCR Notes From Madrid Page
fragmented text from Madrid edition records a mountain incident at Tabara with unclear details. source shows garbled names and place references, hindering full reconstruction of persons or events.
Invalid: Fragmented OCR Text on Asylum and Walkout
Fragmented text reports escaped references to asylum in the United States. Mentions of delegates walking out, resignations in New York, and figures Matajek, Vindiniay Matajek, and Dean A rinkaid. No coherent events or dates can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Alexander Ruduiak
MoViCt Drc
Blalatem
Perma Iupaety
Cmech
New York
Matajek
Rave
Anylum
Dean Arinkaid
Tooo
AtriWing
Leager Raoweada
Wool boom unchecked at Sydney sales
The season's comeback record of 138d was secured with bidding by British Continental, American, and Australian buyers. Prices reached breathtaking levels as buyers from these groups pressed to secure fine wools, with many firms noting strong demand and high competition at the Sydney sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Aeason
Tor Auk Hira
Otterbourne
Derrit
Britis Continenta
Ameriven
Altratian Miyern
Pyramauly
Tniyor
Agere
Malian
Mgniaat
Peron
Price of Petrol To Be Adjusted
The conference settles to adjust petroleum and distillate prices amid devaluation pressures. Oil companies plan gradual rises in aviation spirit and lighting fuels, with a view to offset losses from previous subsidies and to maintain distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woate
Ckverd & Pate Working
Pragt
Lenat
Inereaer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cycl
Osborne
the Inswertor
Jowph Luther
Thoms Benn
Grafton
Feria
Fuver
Giadatane
John Tytus James
Mt. Orvatt
Quesnaland
Tovday Recavera
Washpool Creek
Thorian Bemn
Senech
Pottinilag
Ifer
Joseph Luther
Teanday
Bini Incorporated
HITCH
Eee
Joavirey
Dritian Eal
Tae
Britain
Maximim
Atatin
Americas
Paweelev Ag
Hilies
Bruyvesant
Peter Cooper
Ik’ News
York
Gemelette Euring
Manhattan
New York City
Empire State Building
London
Britein
Statferd Cripps
United Nation
Airamore
L Bhafford
Hoffman
Madrid
Thaedey
Tabara
Egates
U.S
Cheng Woels
Agullate Tun Ciel
Mb Waves
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!