British minister to assist Java settlement
Foreign Office announced Sir Archibald Clark-Kerr will travel to Batavia as a special ambassador to report on developments and aid in an amicable settlement. He is not acting as arbitrator, but will help Britain advance peace and stability in the Netherlands East Indies amid Allied concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Foreign Office
Archibald Clark-Kerr
Batavia
Memcow
Anilouela
Brenan Paradimation
Netherlands East Indies
Japanieae
Pente
Reuth-Rinet
Lafidon
Liaut
NGL
von Mao
Prom Association
Livut
Christieon
Nie
Bastavin
Neds
Sir Archibald Clark-Kerr
Britain
Ana Pha
Pende
Fe Wal
Una Pista
Bach
Mumentiel
Mr. Chifley
Rotala
Campbell
Sealey
Lamond Maid
Chigey
Muir Stegteern
IC Wis
Breakup feared in Dutch move shifts in Indonesia crisis
The text reports Dutch moves toward a liberal Indonesian offer and a commin ion appointment causing delight among Indonesians. Van Mook’s return via Cairo and hospital admission, resignations of high Dutch officials, and rumors of behind the scenes pressure loom large as the crisis deepens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Mook
Jol- Yand
Cairo
Wahd
Wild
Sayat le Peneally
Batavie
Rasignationa
Bate
Philippines presidency bid sparks names and intrigue
A damaged Manila report notes Manuel Roxas nominated by the National Party liberal wing to seek the presidency. It cites criticism of Osmena and mentions a split within officials amid fiscal and political tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Manila
Sans
Prise
Manuel Races
Sanshilippines
National Party
Ormens
Roxas
Fomtore
Oxae
Oxmene
Tony Peraonel Poli
Rcal
Ne York
Pointe Out
MM Roxas
Sonera MacArtau
Germans Admit Mass War Crimes at Kiev Trial
Fragmented report claims Colonel Georg Heinlach admitted mass crimes by German forces in Kiev. It alleges 2,000 Christian children died, 4,000 people arrested for minor offenses, and that executions and purges extended to prisoners and civilians.
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Moscow
Coronel
Georg Heinlach
Kiev
Heilar
Varanana
Prinonere
Hoch
Tim Securlly
Orv
Hungary to Be a Republic Proclaimed by Premier
Budapest reports Premier Tidy announced Hungary will be proclaimed a republic. The specified dates and wording are unclear due to damaged OCR but indicate a major political transition.
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Hungary
Sudapest
Tidy
Tuncary
Sr Tion
Moertle Deraionaren
Captain Accused of Giving Japs Vital Information
Sunday report on Captain John Murphy of Brisbane on charges of treacherous disclosure. The Japanese accuser, Lieutenant Commander Foaniaho, testified Murphy provided advance details of planned Australian landings in New Guinea. The witness also alleged Murphy disclosed unit movements.
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A.lf
Lam
John Murphy
Brisbane
Treacherenaly
Murphy
New Chines
Foaniaho
Sporadic Riots in Korea Amid Dawn Clash with Police
In Korea, dawn violence left several dead and many injured as police clashed with more than 200 demonstrators near the Governor General’s palace. Over 100 shots were fired as students marched past the Trinitan Consulate to influence talks with visiting American delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruar
Tse
Hedge
Studente
Trinitan
Boviut Delegetan
Atomic Bomb Disaster Report From York City
Fragmented report notes atomic bomb workers endangered by a blast at York and mentions General Graves and Tharemereh Twinn. It claims Romie bomb factory workers were harmed and their robes damaged, with an ominous suggestion of further danger and deception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Romie
Strike cripples U S steel industry
Reports indicate a nationwide steel strike halts furnaces and forces layoffs across 30 states. Key plants in heating and allied sectors suspend operations as wage talks stall. After talks with President Truman, Henry Kelner accepted a wage proposal of 184 cents hourly, ending a disputed period.
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Fennion
Ates Mille Tat Wheel
Fub- Heating and Allied Plants
Alurminium Plante Andron Ore Sminok
Henry Kelner
Truman
West Court Planta
Jewish Terror Attack Grips Jerusalem Amid Outbreak
An armed Jewish group attacked a power substation near the Palestine Broadcasting Station in central Jerusalem. Explosions and gunfire left casualties as police and army engaged attackers. A curfew was ordered in central Jerusalem from 9 p.m. Officials report one British Army officer and one Arab police officer killed, multiple wounded.
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Atresia
Palestine Broadcasting
Pole
Jerusalem
Aritun
SM. Scopus
Tel Av
World Power Seen As Centring In U S A and Rosia
New York report cites Harold Lampail in a smurant political analysis asserting the United States and Russia will be the centers of future conflict. The piece argues smaller nations will gravitate into their orbits amid rising great power tension.
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U.S.A
Rosia
New York
Bunday
Smurant
Harold Lampail
United States
Rutaln
Allies Recognise Rival Claimant To Japan Throne
A New York Sunday report cites Allied authorities naming Miramichi Kumagane as a rival claimant to the Japanese throne. The Harald Tribune quotes Tokyo officials and notes documents alleging Kin Hirohito succession plans, while broader talks weigh Russia, the United States, and global power dynamics amid war crimes sentences and prisoner issues.
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New York
Elai
Miramichi Kumagane
Japan
Harald Tribune
Tokya
Boston Mayor Convicted on Fraud Charge
Boston mayor James Curhy, a member of the House of Natives, was convicted of fraud after allegedly aiding victims to Wash Ingles by promising government contracts. He faced up to 47 years and fines totaling £10,000 per count, with substantial penalties.
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Warmington
James Curhy
House of Natives
Resto
Engineers Group
Curley Facon
Pope Criticizes Soviet Policy Toward Church Encyclical
Rome report states the Pope denounces Soviet actions toward the Catholic Church in Ruthenia in a detailed encyclical. It claims harsh measures from the government create intolerable conditions for church activity and religious life.
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Pope
London
Ruthenia
Rome
Exchange Telegraph
Arem Tod
M Church
Persia to Present Case to Security Council
The Persia delegation will bring interference in internal affairs to the United Nations Security Council. Delegates discuss trusteeship and mandates as the Assembly weighs preparatory commissions and terms of settlement. Meetings cover draft resolutions on concluding treaties and expediting the trusteeship system.
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Persia
Security Council
United Nationa
Rosales
UNO
Royal Navy War Losses Revealed In Observer Report
The Observer details Royal Navy wartime losses with figures for battleships carriers destroyers submarines and other craft. By August 1045 the fleet lists 15 battleships 18 carriers 138 gunboats 188 frigates and 128 submarines totalling 780 ships, compared with 288 in September 1089.
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London
Observer
Royal Navy
Wae
Cnet
Abe
Chater
Eptember
Mr Makin to Broadcast on BBC Short Wave
London Saturday reports the leader of Australia's delegation to the United Nations Assembly Mr Makin will broadcast on the BBC Pacific short wave service at 5 30 pm on Tuesday. His subject will be The United Nations and Abstracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United Navona Assembly
Me. Makin
BBC
É Byaney Lime
United Nations
Aostracts
Plane in Midair Crash Over Connecticut
A New York to Triton flight broke apart in mid air over Dhrahire Connecticut. The plane caught fire and crashed. thirteen or more people were aboard and the crew were among the injured or dead.
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New York
Ave
Triton
Dhrahire
Connecticut
Mothers of Austrian Pretender Arrested
Vienna police rounded up two men described as mothers of the Austrian throne claimant. Reports say they were living in a French transit hotel and aiding Archduke Otto in planning monarchist activities in the Tyrol.
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Krehdute
Olle
Vienna
Daily Mail
Aega
Froneh
Gereat
Wenorts
Archduke Otto Ue
Backe
Jeaflela
Tyrol
New Zealand Denies Hirohito Named War Criminal
Auckland report from Tokyo says New Zealand rejects labeling Emperor Hirohito as war criminal. Government officials cite no formal move or evidence linking him to postwar crimes and dismiss claims as unfounded chatter.
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N.Z
Hirohito
Auckland
Tokyo
No Retirement Pension for Marquis Kido
Tokyo report states no retirement pension will be granted to Marquis Kido amid wartime crime suspicions. Headquarters denied pension benefits while approving a separate 32 million yen allocation for reconstruction in Sauk land and Limber, including three palaces, to peerre rural authorities.
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Tokyo
Hirohita
Parson Funda
Macqui
Sauk
Buildingn
Limber
Peerre
Unions Lift Ban on Brig Schreiber in Canberra
In Canberra the Liquor Trades Union secretary Donnelly, and hotel officials discussed reinstating Fields at Hotel Kingston. The Industrial Inquiry heard arguments on lifting the ban, with a decision expected at 9 am. The meeting indicated possible reversal of the ban and resumed deliveries to the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brig. Schreiber
Dat. Donnelly
Canberra
Liquor Trades Union
Kingson
Ar. Macon
Campbell
Gonnelly
Rigadier
Dave Scaretoar
Surman
Hove Canterre
Findley
Uwe
A. J. Gardiner
Lifting Ban on Hotels Debated at Council Hearings
The council debated ending bans on two hotels amid a lengthy inquiry. Executives argued for arbitration and conciliation, while opposition claimed the inquiry lacked power. A motion to lift the bans failed, then a revised proposal to lift it passed after negotiations and public pressure.
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Chifley
Council
Blumenthal
Rhodes
Bacon
Sydney
Inquiry Steels
Findley
Connett Ur
Auld Rhodes
Connelly Shen
Plelde Reinsiakerment
Hammond
A.W.U
Mewer Alrite
Chiney
Labour
Ileetrical
Radae
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Korea
U.S
Waghimoton, Pacaday
Ammaenbt
Feion
Roughau
Britrem
Kumisaven
aacArihir
Rus
Aumezaven
Brian Hirohito
Kurozawa
Mortal
Puiday
Komura
Sant An Avatralan
Amy Nu
Ammon
Mowat
Boston
Sunetay
Persien
U.N.O
Pervin
MR. Makin
Marquis Kido
Retao
Den
Toohey Hotel
Hie
Caffiey
Ster
Ala
Welds Guerniansl
Conpelly
Tee
Snallty
Wap
Salemen
Andy ci Muni
Soaaldar
C. A. Findlay
Terguier Bonwitoes
Srecoquibabe
Tevtie
Phasis
Byaney
Fiz
Clamiet
Wien
Bervier
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