President Forecasts Half 1946 War Expenditures
The President outlined a plan to cut U S war outlays by half for 1946 and urged support for small nations in forming informational councils and peace treaties. He promoted immediate admission of territories, economic recovery for the Philippines, and a foreign policy aimed at peaceful cooperation under the United Nations.
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Sian
All Peoplen
Germany
Italy
Japan
Rumanis
Walkaria
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Pinland
Diate
Bold Adventur and UNO Policies Amid World Peace Drive
A historical account notes President Truman urging UN unity and cautious collaboration to sustain global peace. It mentions credit extensions to Britain to ease discriminatory trade, aiming to restore prosperity and prevent harmful warfare. A detailed discussion on atomic energy control and disarmament accompanies calls for UN leadership in restraining conflict.
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United Kingdom
Bultre
Truman
U.N .Atomie Energy
Comrolasion
Midadtllahing
End of Aggra and Democratic Reforms in Occupied Germany
President Truman and General Marshall outline aims for Germany’s transition from military to civilian rule under Allied oversight while preserving rights and honoring German citizens. They emphasize empowering the German people and restoring a democratic government, and contrast this with ongoing Allied plans for Japan and China.
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Hla
Coline ci
Truman
Japan
United State
China
Marshallo
Measures for Industrial Peace Emphasized by President
The president urged full employment and higher production while warning that inflation risk remains. He cited waves of strikes as a major challenge and proposed joint methods across Agriculture, Commerce, and industry to foster new enterprises and price stability. Industrial peace should come through collective bargaining with government aid, not coercion.
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Agriculure
Uae
Praaidént
U S government mays take over steel works
A chaotic report describes a massive strike threatening US steel plants and a possible government seizure by week’s end. It mentions Pittsburgh factories and New York transport workers aiming for wage hikes and 24 hour strikes, with warnings of national impact and political response.
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New York
Aingie Srike
United States
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Pittsburgh
Iketa
American Associated
Tee Nation Art
Actaon
Antes National Harvaater Co
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Mvalyale
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Texas
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Taiad Rapido
Italy
Gan- Clark
New York Lisbon Air Record Stubburn Fighting
New York Lisbon air record reports a stubborn air clash over Dourabaya Lisbon. The Batavia route fight lasted 1 hour 48 minutes non stop with one killed and four wounded.
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New York
Lisbon
Batavia
Firm Stand by Sarawak on Independence
Fragmented text cites Anthony Breck and Rajah of Mite U Barawak discussing Sarawak independence. Mentions Marawah and Green colony status, consultation under constitation, and references to a provisional government and Charles Vyner Srowke.
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London
Senaay
Brace 18 Crown Colony
Anthony Breck
Neil
Marawah
Green Colony
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Reeks
Iie
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Aca
Tee Selb
Charles Vyner Srowke
Minor War Crime in Singapore
Fragmentary report describes alleged war crime elements in Singapore with references to strategic planning, authorities’ response, and a malaria linked death rate. The readable text is garbled, but implies official concern and investigation into wartime actions and health impacts.
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Akon
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Fee
Bette Saas
Persian Case May Come Up Tomorrow
Moscow reporting that the Persian appeal may be considered at a meeting on Wednesday or Thursday amid diplomatic tension. Vishinsky’s non arrival unsettles positions as Britain offers no explanation, while Big Five ministers discuss secretary general appointment. Azerbaijan forms a commission to foster foreign trade and set import needs amid economic strain.
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Momsow
Russia
Tor
Interior
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Visnioaky
Vishinaky
London
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Mr. Byrnes
Persia
Tula
Azerbaijan
Beralan
Iide
Peralan
Atomic tests on surface vessels foreseen by navy
The Navy plans future atomic bomb tests against surface ships to study countermeasures and ship survivability. Admiral Chee notes while explosions may ruin upper works and lighter reedeers, they do not guarantee ending surface ships. He argues for maintaining a strong navy and expanding shipbuilding and naval plants.
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Sun
Edward Cochrane Chee
Navy Bureau of Ships
Reedere
United States
Dimbit
Ramis
Atomic Energy Commission Clarifies Two Hour Meeting
A report from London notes the Atomic Energy Commission holding a two hour meeting with representatives from a small power group. The aim was to clarify points in the resolution from the joint conference. Mr Tryin, a staff member at the commission, promises not to disappoint the people of the world.
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London
Monderie
Mr. Tryin
Conditions in the Russian Zone of Germany Described
A Daily Telegraph correspondent reports on Saxony’s postwar changes under Soviet control. The piece notes a state central bank, private banks closed, and land reform with peasants gaining more power. It highlights fuel shortages, rationing, and scarce clothing while factories gradually rebuild. It also covers church reinstatement, social policy, and attitudes of German officials toward occupation and reconstruction.
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Anaman
De Gaulle Resigns as Premier Amid Political Turmoil
French politics reel as General de Gaulle resigns, prompting coalition friction and debates over a new constitution. The president and ministers face pressure from the Communist Party and reformists, with public demonstrations planned for February 12 to mark the republic’s anniversary.
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Ls Etde Weal
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aMclAl
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Saya Beutora
Greek Leftists Demonstrate in Athens Amid Political Turmoil
In Athens a Greek Left Wing rally denounced foreign interference and called for a republic as police struggled to contain violence. Speakers warned that royal restoration could trigger a dictatorship and spark a broader revolution, while clashes and prison breaks prompted troop deployments across the Peloponnesus.
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Union of Republican Clubs
Greece
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George
England
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Roa
Bal
Colimie
Tegan Maine
Tamante
Natal
Anata
Roleo Rodurida
Ambitious Food Production Plan for India
The Times correspondent outlines cardinal objectives for India to raise food production and reduce import dependency. Emphasis on remunerative prices, fair wages, and protective measures for essential goods, with a focus on water, irrigation, seeds, and labor. The plan aims for rapid gains in a short period.
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Turmoil as Jerusalem attackers strike near Ramallah
Palestine police mobilized 3 000 men near Ramallah ten miles north after a sabotage attempt disrupted land lines. Reports say troops with bayonets cleared a crew and guards faced fire while buildings suffered fire and barbed wire damage. An attack on a water station wounded 14 British troops and guards despite countermeasures.
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Rome
Haife
Wea Wader
Terraristataal
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