Big Three Conferenced Talks Resume Amid Deep Rift
Paris reports the Big Three conference continued with little progress as Le Monde warned that differences among Anglo French and Russian views were too profound to reconcile. Molotov and Bevin clashed over economic plans while a French proposal urged unifying reports and European productivity inquiries amid tense diplomacy. In Rome, a strike provoked rioting as 6 000 people looted banks and public spaces before security restored order.
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Paris
le Monde
French police plot leaders amid alleged black Maquia conspiracy
Paris authorities pursue three men Brizoux former Minister for Defence and Count Arovet de Marveles linked to a plot to overthrow the government. Judge Lewy investigates the case as police seek ties with the rebels who reportedly aimed to destroy the German radio network.
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Paris
Mteanwhile
Robert Lewy
Pe Cam
Jean
Adoe Ee
Ase
Aes Brizoux
Ghinister
Count Arovet de Marveles
Allied Commande Reid
Pit
Maya Tuk
Plana
Australia calls for migrants from Britain
London reports Australian Minister for Defence Calwell urged accepting 70 000 migrants from Britain to bolster population and industry amid tensions with Japan. He warned Britain must aid Australia by providing ships and manpower while avoiding creation of separate migrant colonies.
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Calwell
Japan
Inj
Den
Dominati Pacific
Australie
Australia
MacArthur
West
America
Well
Minelating Poised by Hagamah Serubalem
Jewish Agency spokesmass calls for investigation into arrest and capture of Major Ray Ferran as authorities hold him under clone arrest. No official statement forthcoming as probe proceeds.
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Hagamah
Serubalem
Maranih Aight Eres
Seneralgeta
Sacape
Rirrender
Ray Ferran
General Marshall Responds to Critics in Washington
General Marshall declares in Washington that alleged misrepresentations by state officials are unfounded. He defends the aims of the national effort and emphasizes the success of international coordination in the economic program.
Japan Whaling Decision Provokes Prolonged Diplomatic Debate
Protocol ranking discussions in IW Japan reveal astonishment at a whaling decision and mixed reactions from the United States United Kingdom and European nations. Officials report limited references by British Commonwealth diplomats and hints of strained relations amid calls for targeted aid and reconstruction efforts.
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United Blades
Marshall
United Eaton
Porto
Tokyo
British Commonwealth
Ces
Conrail
Atalement
RCAF
Europe
Angaat
Tts
Pemphaves Fapowestman
A. D. G. Gascoigne
Accond
Mac
America
Aload
United States
Deadlock Over Government Opens Broad Crisis
London reports a government deadlock as coalitions falter amid cabinet tensions and a shifting balance of power. Dr Sovkarne Sern holds a pivotal role, while Yugoslav and Islamic party actions influence British foreign policy and regional dynamics.
Italian Ship Explodes Off Man Bicane Harbor
Rome radio reports an Italian merchant ship named Ganigalla blew up at the port of Man Bicfane. The 230 ton cargo included bars and shale. Explosions occurred as wharf crews loaded bombs. 16 arrests listed. Crewmembers trapped in the ship’s torn hull. The ships, from Pesitel laria Taland in the Maditerrream.
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Ealermenany
Rome
Ganigalla
Man
Jabaurora
Anlz
Nex
Pesitellaria Taland
American liner disaster near port disembarks troops
Port authorities prepare to unload 1400 soldiers and dependents from the American liner Wesauport Weer after it ran aground. The bow is high out of water and the stern submerged. passengers aboard are reported not in danger.
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TORYO
Vospe
Wesauport Weer
Admiral Ima
Milan
Yi Janing & Fomywaterung
Chaos in Hungarian Parliament over three year plan
Pandemonium broke in Budapest as Freedom Party leader M Sulyok walked out of a debate on the government’s three year economic plan claiming danger to his life and alleging Soviet danger. He returned with supporters to accuse Communists of sabotaging the coalition as others yelled traitor and called for order. The incident drew British diplomatic attention and reports from the Daily Telegraph on reactions by Nagy and other officials.
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Freedom Party
M. Sulyok
Rulyak
Einuse
Lisien
Joseph Revalahonted
Bulyak
Hamer
Hungary
Mirrucay
Daily Telegraph
Australia Asks Britain to Back Reparations Plan
An Australian resolution at the post war conference of British Empire ex-servicemen urged Britain to press for reparations from governments owning aerodromes roads rails and other permanent wartime needs built by forced labor of Allied prisoners in Japan. It calls for funds to go to survivors or dependents.
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London
Dominions Planned to Become Countries Soon
A London report notes the British Dominions and two Indian Dominions will gain fuller country status. The change aims to replace the term Commonwealth with a sovereign title, affecting government documents and royal style. The shift may take effect in a few weeks.
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Wednroder
Beilish
Dominions
Dad & Group
Ganthe
Regulon
Otainion
Commonwealth
Britain and France Agree Wool Credit to Curb Smuggling
Wellington reports a financial pact granting France credit up to £5,000,000 for New Zealand wool purchases. The aim is to curb black market trade within a five year term ending June 1962. The agreement involves Britain, Japan, and France with a 7 percent interest line, restricting certain exports including tobacco and alcohol.
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France
New Zealand
Waa
Triapa
Japan
Armand Cxze
B.C.O.F
Tokyo
New Fork Delegates Clash Over Atomic Commission Coverage
At a closed meeting of Atomic Commission delegates Colonel Hodgann accused most U N O news correspondents of failing to report accurately on atomic energy discussions. Dmitri Buobeltayn protested how New York papers treated atomic debate while Hodgson urged openness and direct accountability, blaming press misreporting on both sides and calling for clear attribution of proceedings to the commission press officer.
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Atomic Commission
Hodgann
U.N.O
Dmitri Buobeltayn
New York
Atomic Discianlona
Hodgson
Delegelen
Ene
U.N.C
Health minister cites 159000 for public hospitals
The minister for health Mr Kelly said funds amounting to 159,000 were made available for public hospitals. He warned against appearing indecisive and stressed the need to avoid undue delays in the system.
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Miniater For Health
Mr. Kelly
Arrests of Communists Roil Athens Police Probe
Athens police report arrests of communist party members tied to major guerrilla plots and a plan to set up a provisional Greek government. The suspects are linked to three Salonika incidents in the past three months and to organized clandestine actions.
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Athens
Alea
Communiat Terror
Int Organisation
Salonika
New York Soda Beat Sparked Mooted Alley Fracas
Unclear readable fragment notes a disturbance in New York involving a soda event and a baton. Names, places, dates, and concrete actions are not discernible from the fragment.
Death by Own Action of Japs at Guam
A World War II era report notes that Japanese forces on Guam carried out acts described as self-inflicted deaths amid a broader murder case involving 10 fellow suspects. Witness testimony references Indian airmen and alleged sadistic medical procedures as part of the ongoing inquiry.
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Guam
Hiyoich
Tures and Textiles for Australia in Air Flight Tale
A misfiring takeoff from Kallang airfield ends in a lengthy runway attempt as a Balikpapan bound aircraft plans to carry textile shipments to Australia. The Avro Anson, damaged tail wheel, and delays surface amid a convoluted route involving Singapore and Halifax.
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Singapore
Wemeatley
Mulitex
Matilde
Kallang Airfield
Balikpspan En Roue
Australie
Tleyele Lahesami texUen
Avro-Anson
Driteh Authuritien
Banka Teland
Halifax
WEW YORK Announces U S Release by 20th Century Fox
WEW YORK reports Waduewhey and ANL dima produced by Bir Alenan ter Korda will be released in the United States by 20th Century Fox. Survaident Mr Boyras Bkouran said Korda ims would be distributed throughout the Western Hemisphere, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa to strengthen relations between the two Great English speaking nations.
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Wew York
Prisoners Escape From Mindora Gaol Reported
Manila dispatch says a group escaped from Mindora Gaol as authorities traced armed men across nearby harbors and rivers, with patrols and stockades ordered to prevent recapture. The fragmented report names Calapan and nearby coastal vessels while noting missing provincial officials and uncertain circumstances.
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Manila
Vernenda
Primera
Conrada Morents
Laa
Calapan
St Cxpan
Allied airmen organised escape from German camp
Hamburg court reveals a British Dominion and Allied air force led escape network at Sagan prison camp. Eighteen Gestapo men and several air force officers including Australians were implicated in the 1941 to 1944 break. Wing Commander Henry Mercer testified about a daring line break and the agents fed by the camp.
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Hamburg
Hamburn
West An
Sagan
Silewa
Air Force
Foul
Henry Mershall
Brianne
All Blacks Suffer Defeat as Auckland Triumphs
In Auckland on Wednesday the All Blacks were defeated 14 to 3 by Auckland. The visitors managed only a late unconverted try by Kearney as the rally failed to materialize.
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ALL Blacks
Auckland
Asiy Oar Pateau
Use Auchlang
Kearney
Communists Routed in Manchuria City Defense Narrows
Reporters say Manchurian city of Szepingkol fell after relief by Nationalist forces under General Chen Min Jem. United Press cites 18 days of resistance with casualties around 10,000 on the Communist side and 7,000 defenders. General Minton notes heavy bombardment and over 100,000 shells used.
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Nanktng
Hollington Tong
Szepingkol
Morel Janeris
Death of financial expert Sir Sumuri Lever at 78
London reports the death of Sir Sumuri Hardman Lever aged 78, a noted British financial expert. He died after an illness in London on Wednesday, with his career spanning major financial sectors and public service.
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London
Sumuri Hardman Lever
Air Minion
Feusta
New Pestana
Partition plans unfold in two stages in London
London reports outline a two stage partition of India with a Supreme Contimatidee and an Army Reconstruction Committee led by Air Claude Auchinleck to control councils. British troop withdrawal expected early next year. Reports also note a funeral attack in Meurrah with casualties and 16 arrests, and a collective flow of £8,380 at Huntre tied to a wartime consulate event on June 27.
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New
Tata
Air Claude ‘Auchinleck
India
Pintere
Mewrah
Huntre
Missouri towns evacuated as flood swells along Mississippi
Widespread flood threats from St Louis to Grand Tower force evacuations as the Mississippi rises past levees and towns face destruction. An estimated 5 500 people homeless in the St Louis area with further displacement expected as waters threaten homes, farms, and towns along the river.
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New York
St Louis
Day
St. Louis
Aden
Mile
Dignknis
Grand Tower
BC Louis
Ut Jn
Iesat
Lempenplacett
Minecuri Fiver Rate Commission
Wimbledon singles and doubles results flash update
In the Wimbledon semifinals Patty Pails loses in singles while Kemner advances over Pala. In doubles Long and Mim Bolton reach the semifinals, with Bromwich and Pails also progressing. Several mixed and women’s doubles matches conclude with titles and eliminations, including notable wins by Kramer Falkenburg and Mis Nwucye Bolton in various rounds.
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Pala
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Mim
Bolton
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Mit Middiewiss
Brown Ami Long
Bromwich Am Pails
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Mottram
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Jem
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Polkenbirg
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Mehta
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Petra
France
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America
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C. Misrer
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Mie
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Me Hart
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Bre 'Meulemarste
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