Prisoners of War Crisis With Indian Troops In Korea
A complex report describes Indian troops at Yonghung and Nerangah releasing prisoners amid tensions with the United Nations Command. North and South Korean actions are noted as negotiators discuss war prisoner exchanges and the path to a Korea Peace Conference. The U N Command and Seoul react to alleged abductions and guard withdrawals.
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Bald
Vane Helton
South Korea
United Nations Command
Nerangah
Prion Frm
Tno
Thinayya
Sali Hn
Military Armistice Commission
Associated Press
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Jiw
United Nations
Calliag
North
al Asunkar
Potan
Lelist Ambueh Gener
TninWyy
Uvit
Suly
United Press
Thay
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Syngman Thee
Hue
Western Leaders in Berlin For Four Power Talks
Western Foreign Ministers arrive in Berlin for the Big Four talks slated to begin Monday. Anthony Eden, John Dulles, and Georges Bidault travel with delegations as Molotov’s arrival raises questions about Russian participation and the path to European settlement.
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Bunt
West
Anal
West Baylin
Anthony Ben
Britain
Jona Dulles
A.S
Georges Bidnall
France
Foreign Office
Ip Cullen
Fumento
Lee
Dane Tagner
Germany
Goring
Mr. Malou
Tive
Smeragionsy
Allied Control Authority
Im UN Wearein
Euntern Zaite
Conbruniot
Berlly
Warrign
Feronen
Mundy
Europe
Helta
Frame
Tnt
Unifeation
Landy
Viki
Finland
Melourme
Finlay
John Landy Ie
Sweden
Blazing Karachi Train Fire Kills Dozens
About 60 persons believed dead as a Pakistani Express derailed and erupted in a blazing inferno yesterday. Officials say a fuel wagon exploded after derailment near Karachi as the FerB cht line burned. Foreign Minister Bi Mohammed Zaraliah Kaa was aboard but unharmed.
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Pakistien Express
FerBcht
Ured
Newtonaly
Pargistani
Bi Mohammed Zaraliah Kaa
Prin
Major Drive In Indo China Sparks Heavy Fighting
Vietminh rebels inflicted heavy casualties on French Union forces in the Red River delta with 234 dead reported as battles raged. French spokesmen said the drive aims to pin down troops as Rebels seek to shift the balance in Indochina amid ongoing clashes near Tuynon and Houthern Abruil, with hundreds killed and captured in renewed offensives.
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Hanoi
Red River
Sivan
Hemi
al Thakhek
Tehele
Tuynon
Ciastal Alvin
Houthern
Nemy Ninhbing
Tone
Umpires Family Targeted After Jamaica LBW Incident
The report details violent attacks on the family of a test cricket umpire in Jamaica after a controversial LBW call involving Indian batsman J. K. Holt. Burke’s wife was struck on the face while returning home from the ground, and Burke’s son and father Sam Burke are mentioned in linked threats and past cricket connections.
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Fental
Sam
Gubby v Allen
Stavedores
Woman Stabbed To Death Then Hand Kissed
Detectives report a woman was stabbed to death in a city residence after a violent assault. The victim died from throat and abdominal wounds despite surgery. Police work continues as investigators review evidence and interview witnesses.
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Prusbane
Rricay
Mies
Nantin Kowal
Do Irs
Mike Sutakiwak
Secret British Submarine Report Rumors Speak
The Admiralty neither confirms nor denies a London report that Britain is secretly building a submarine capable of Atlantic travel without surfacing. The article notes mysterious engines and underwater endurance claims, with officials declining comment.
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Fedey
Royal Navy
Britain
Australia
Ingullen
Admiralty
London Morning
Nowspaper
Euvnaring
iMopartonice
Mprie Atkenson
British Shipyards Warn of Competition From Japan and Germany
Leaders in British shipbuilding warned that Japan and Germany could rush ahead in ship construction. The event occurred at Belfast during the launch of Australia’s 28 000 ton tre e. Officials suggested unemployment would rise without new orders, signaling potential economic strain for Britain.
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Japan
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Brinh
Anna Sprnking
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Vermani Vexi
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Atier
Willan
Swaine Fier
Rehbeck
Rgan
Marland
Walt
Comet 11 halves time to Khartoum record
The Comet II flew from England to Khartoum in about 11 hours, beating the previous RAF record of 14 hours 25 minutes. It arrived at 14.04 GMT after refueling. Captain Cunningham piloted the jet with additional crew aboard.
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Prday
England
Khartoum
RAF
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Grenwich
Cpeara Fie
Siierind Reiiles
Gs Hart ‘Ord
GAO Pam
Canberra
Parsons
de Havile Lard
Silat
Cunningham
Comet
Conan
Taxation Cuts Hoped After Wool Case
The article discusses proposed tax cuts tied to the Wool case and budget plans. It cites Arthur Fwihinn and Mr Begg, with views from aviation figures like Stanley, arguing lower income taxes could boost development and stimulate demand.
Seaside Leases at Jervis Bay Known Byneyword
A garbled report outlines proposed seaside leases at Jervis Bay with ministerial notes on weekend access and blocks for erection, mentioning Hawkins and a local government interest. The text is fragmentary but indicates plans to regulate lease availability and value considerations for weekend use.
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Crowe
Hawkins
Swords
British Concern At Spanish Feeling In Moroccan Dispute
Diplomatic observers report London wary of Madrid moves amid a tense Morocco dispute. British officials fear any Spanish assertion of full sovereignty could sour Anglo Spanish ties and destabilize Tangier, an area Britain administers as an international zone.
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Ein Landie
Babe
Tunchikee
Steven Lancessity
Rivet Aly
Ceonimilinenta
Moy
Cokes
Reeway Hehe
Australi
Moreran
Tangian
Britain
Madrid Demonstrations Demand Gibraltar Return
Crowds outside the British Embassy in Madrid protest for Gibraltar’s return to Spain. In Brain, demonstrators break windows at the home of the British Vice-count in Germany. A crowd pelts the British Consulate with oranges as a chant rises for France. A separate demonstration occurs in Malaga.
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Madrid
Orawit
Gibraltar
Spain
Granany
Spanien
Commonwealth Wool Case Appeal Secures Tax Ruling
In a Privy Council appeal, the Commissioner of Taxation argued the Wool Growers’ revenue should be taxed as business income. Justice Morton noted payments to a wool supplier were part of ordinary trade, not personal remuneration, influencing the broader distribution ruling.
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Melbourne
Privy Council
Victorian Taxpayers’ Association
M. J. Pettigrove
Ando. Rey
Te Privy Council
Oneame
Australia
Raph Court of
Austin
Synth Tintment Co. Ltd
Sheensland
Betis
Hargieye
Armenia
Foun
Une
Ana Bell
Fenminty
Waurtis
puirehuKin
Britain
Stspore
Eine Oygan
Liege
Sng
Leeds
Navy bomber crash near Monsul aids search for wreckage
United States Navy patrol bomber crashed in the mountains west at Homsul last night. Ten men were believed killed with a helicopter rescue attempt continuing as crews search the wreckage. A Navy spokesman said a helicopter went down but not clear if tied to the crash.
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Honslul
Navy Cpokeaman Sud
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