Australian deputies back Australian views on German treaty
Delegates at the Foreign Ministers meeting praised Colonel Hodgeon for his clear exposition of Australian positions on the German treaty. Australia demands no Versailles or Paris style capitulation and insists belligerents be actively involved through to the final agreement, with Australia willing to join discussions in London if all major powers participate.
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Associ Presa
Nadgeon
Hed & T Anid Ie
Inter
Politien
Iil
Gereinha
Fodgaon
Deane
Australie
Versaille
Paris
Jodgpan
Guxe
Moscow
Australia
Fiodyeon
Guurey
Catone
Trey
Aly
London
Barceloa
Austratia
Greece to Launch Guerilla Offensive Report in Chamber
In Athens Friday the Greek government discussed plans for a guerrilla campaign and counter offensive potential. Parliament and Defense officials weighed pay and tempo of operations as they seek to manage tensions on northern borders amid calls for investigations.
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Athens
Chamber of Deputies
Genem
Tealdaria
Absence of King Triggers Council Movements
Report from London indicates royal arrangements under way as councillors prepare for the king’s absence. Privy Council summoned to Buckingham Palace two days before a planned shift in London operations. Officials expect a clearing up at the Great Benapt followed by further actions in the capital.
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Londor
Frida
Lever Bouth
Anys Reubers
Vicyr Haw
Guckinggham Palace
Jednoaday
London
Transport Strike Extends, 44 Hours Gained, London
London reporters note the special court inquiry into uptime of road mutage workers concludes with a plan for a regulated week. The union claims 44 extra hours gained amid disruptions. The proposed schedule shifts overtime, with a holiday policy for workers and potential changes to posting and service routines.
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London
unoMclal Satelke
Inataad
Beine
Eure
Inner Cabinet Proposal for France Reported
A fragmentary dispatch notes an alleged inner cabinet proposal in France. The report cites Ramadier and Pou discussing a two tier arrangement and a meeting with Rumler and other leaders of the French political factions.
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France
Landon
Friday
Ramadier
Eage Une
Segas
Rumler
United States Pushes End of Trade Preferences
The U S government calls for abolition of import preferences among nations including the British Empire. Lord Woolton warns Britain may struggle to repay American loans and face consequences if the empire abandons its ties. The discussion occurs at the British Empire Undersecretaries Association meeting.
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London
United States
Woolton
Fae
Lord Wooltan
Britain
Trnte
Australian Ex-Congressman Indicted in Conspiracy Case
A grand jury indicts former Australian standards weight official and U S allies on charges of conspiring to defraud the government. Named are ex-Representatives and executives from metal firms with alleged schemes tied to wartime contracts totaling millions. case stems from a cross national probe led by U S authorities.
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Washington
Congres
Fred
National Physical Labor
Andrew
May
Rory
Time
Garagona
Firma
Fresiman
Winhington
Diplomatic Talks Continue Amid Evacuation Demands
Beirut reports indicate ongoing discussions after a natural death in 1986 prompted urged evacuation of British forces. The Egyptian crown is linked to Rudan as Lebanon’s Chamber of Deputies pushes for swift action. Foreign Secretary Havin reportedly discussed revisions with officials, amid calls for broader political realignments.
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Havin
E Landon
Moana
Fey Tian
Iona Ney Mount Cake
Beirut
Chamber of Deputien Seaterilay
British Recognition of Chiang Kai-shek Government
Brimin continued to recognize Generalissimo Chiang Kai Shek's government but warned against interference between the Communists and Kuomintang. Lord Chancellor Jowitt told the House of Lords Britain did not blindly follow other governments and aims in China aligned with the United States. Britain sought to be aligned with a stable democratic China, without further commitments.
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London
Brimin
Chiang Kai Shek
Eit
Commoniata
Kuomintang
Jowirt
House of Lords
China
Britain
United States
British Denial of Atomic Control Report
In New York Fentey a British delegation denies an Arravican report that it would seek British government approval for any atomic control plan. The delegation says no infinite plan will be suggested and cautions against linking a feared atomic authority with a rare rate.
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New York
Fentey
UNG. Ae
Mritlah
IE Wan
Ameria
U S Government Challenges Wages Claim Details
A Friday brief from the Attorney General discusses U S wage claims and the challenge to a portal to portal plan. It notes a proposed reduction of about 6,000 million dollars and outlines Treasury funding implications for a revised claim framework.
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Washington
Gineral
Treeaury Eationtea
Tamer
Mounting Casualties in Bombay and Calcutta Riots
A growing casualty list from rioting and civil disturbances in Bombay and Calcutta. Delhi police impose a weeklong curfew in Hind areas of Central Bombay to curb looting and violence while Calcutta reports arrests and injuries among rioters.
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Bombay
Calcutta
Seversdentha
Hind
Monty to Visit South Africa in October Capetown Announcement
Tewam announced that Montgomery has adopted an invitation to visit South Africa. The prospect suggests he may arrive comey Hine in October for the event.
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Monty
South Africa
Capetown
Tewam
Martha
Canada Lifts Ban on Chinese Entering
Ottawa reports Canada removes a ban affecting Chinese immigrants after years of restrictions. The measure, tied to parliamentary action, ends a policy that singled out Chinese individuals for exclusion and redefines entry rules for the broader immigrant flow.
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Canada
Ottawa
Canaie
U S Loss Reported Of Third Plane In Ocean
A brief item notes a U S loss of a third aircraft during a polar expedition near Mount Olympus. An admiral reports the helicopter, after taking off from the Philippine Sea base, crashed into the sea. Debris and personnel recovery were mentioned.
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New York
Priday Adinpateh Fron
Mount Olympueith
Admiral Byed
Baet FE Inti
Philipine Sea
Wevlipalita
Noburt
Return of Soviet Blonde Stirs Paris Flight Saga
Sensation marks the return to Paris of Anna Zarnit, the Russian born blonde and reputed first successful trans Atlantic stowaway. After boarding the Air France Dakota at Banon Tire she trembled twice and narrowly escaped death by plunging from the whistling engines of a four engine Constellation. Police intervened to pull her away as bad weather forced an earlier departure and refueling stop before resuming toward Paris.
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London
Paris
Anna Zarnit
Air France
Dekota
Bannon
Tire
Parin
Zenit
France
Britain to buy wheat from Argentina in boost to supply
Reuters reported good authority that Britain purchased about 300000 tons of Argentine wheat for shipment around June 30. The move aims to bridge a wheat shortfall in the Allied supply chain amid ongoing strains on Mortain and the campaign, with the purchase expected to ease half-year shortages.
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London
Frida
Reuters
Britain
Argentina
Mortain
No Discrimination Against White Russians In Australia Entry
Friday report from Avstratian Legation denies discrimination between White Russians and others in granting entry permits to Australia. Officials said no information supports claims by Andrew Clark that Jews are preferred. Legation provided no details on entry handling or Mr Clark’s complaint.
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Avstratian Legation
Down
Australia
Bial
Andiralla
Miawson
Briabarie
Andrew Clark
Australle
Legation
Ema
Clark
Shanzhai
Austral
Epileptic Granted Air Licence Debate in Commerce Committee
Testimony before the House of Representatives Commerce Committee explored air safety and licensing after a crash witness, Mr. Miller of Connecticut, suggested revoking licenses. The Civil Aeronautics Administrator Mr. T. P. Wright reported the department requested funds to operate and enforce safety facilities, but the budget was cut.
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Washington
Home of Representatives
Merce Committee
Miller
Respubican
Connecticut
Civ Aeronsution
T. PL Wright
Entie Se “Department
Hamilton
Air Am
Chinese Communists Predict Triumph In People's Cause
A New York report cites Lu Ting Pu of the Chinese Communist Party outlining a world democratic alliance and predicting victory for the communist cause. The piece argues the Sino Soviet rivalry suits neither side and envisions anti imperial unity across Britain France and China amid broader global tensions.
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New York
Farah
Communist Party
Department of Information
Britain
France
China
Ameesen Militas
Dutch Fear Indonesia Becomes Soviet Outpost
Fragmentary text references Dutch concern over Indonesia aligning with the Soviet bloc. The garbled lines mention fear, insurmountable obstacles, and political influence, with unclear names and dates. The readable core suggests a Cold War era worry about Indonesia as a Soviet outpost and a contested aid situation.
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Indonesia
Allies Complete Case Against Master Japanese
The Allies wrap up a lengthy case against 28 Japanese defendants including General Tajo and 26 others. The trial, lasting about 150 days, charged them with conspiring to commit crimes against the peace and friendship alliance. Two of the original 28 were tried during the proceedings.
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Tokyo
Tajo
Wordy
Orifical
Jewish Terrorism May Produce Ruthless Searches
Fragmentary OCR shows a London report with references to terrorism, martial law, and political blame. It mentions Jewish actions and European responses, implying tensions and police or state searches and denouncements. The text is severely garbled and lacks clear dates, names, or locations beyond broad references to London and Jerusalem.
Promimeen to Relaid Water Pipe to Queanbeyan
Deputation to Minister Promimeen led to plans for replacing the 2 inch water main with a larger main from the Commonwealth through ACT to the Queanbeyan boundary. The move would ease Queanbeyan's long standing water shortage and support future growth with higher daily supply and expanded connections.
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Promimeen
Queanbeyan
Yautarday
Johnson
Commonwealth Government
Australian Capital Territory
A & Ingt
Commonwealth Action
Cuexne
Yar Atunieipat Counell
Alan Vraaer
Jed
Minster
Ite
Tramaury
Dearment
Phair
Wiliams
Turner
Howlett
Red Hironervoir
Shrintmas Temporaily
Commonwealth
Commonwealth Enginecey
Fraser
Treasury and Works
Aldermen Stroasey
Queanbeyan Wan
Soviet Holds Three Million Germans
Soviet forces hold about three million German prisoners in Europe as of mid February with aims to speed their return. American estimates place the number at around four hundred thousand still in camps, with many to be repatriated gradually amid facility-readiness updates. Warsaw reports the Legislative Assembly set to meet February 4, while France rejects a UN proposal affecting displaced persons and custody arrangements shift toward France and Britain in dealing with ex-Germans.
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Bemlin
Govertirineh Et Lal
Si Ammen
Tne Ametat Ead
Minuetere Council
Baacre Larch
Soiumerica
Premat
Europe
Orligin
Gure
Warsaw
Legislative Assembly
Fragmented War Era Notice on American Ships Policy
A partial report from MARuington on Friday cites a department view about a Quéanbeyan Municipal resolution. It discusses returning more than 240 merchant ships chartered to Britain and maintaining a reserve while opposing risks in wartime maritime competition.
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Maruington
Quéanbeyan Municipal
Amovice
House of Aprise Otaives
Marine Committee
Aive
Hipa
Melbourne Man Traced Deportation Plot in San Francisco
A Melbourne man linked to an unlawful deportation attempt and uproar near San Francisco is under scrutiny. Police report a $29,000 betting scheme tied to a farmer’s machine and a probation officer cites an “undesirable” alien designation, with court action pending.
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Melbourne
Munhine
Supa
Nmne
George
Troops Break Leave From Ship at Manoork City
About 1008 member contingent, only a fraction aboard the ship reached the city after leaving, while the commander granted leave to the rest. Newtown resident Lack Parker described the conditions as terrible for the war and battle, with preparations and plans noted for the following day.
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Srighane
Frida
Jagan
Lack Parker
Newtown
Tomarrow
Paraguay Liberals Arrested Amid Political Turmoil
Fragmented report states Paraguayan liberals were detained during unrest, with mentions of Saeed Sees and Prieto amid threats from Communist factions. Local officials and images of surveillance appear in a convoluted account of arrests during a nationwide crackdown.
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Paraguay
Prieto
Per Waite
Saeed
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