Dr Evatt appeals to UNO to define veto at Security Council
Dr Evatt writes to Secretary General Lie on behalf of Italy asking the General Assembly to place the veto power on the agenda. He condemns obstruction tactics in the Security Council and urges a formal review during the next meeting, amid Spanish question debates and calls for charter adherence.
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DR. Evatt
U.N.O
Det New. Tork
Eva
WAKO
Trygve Lie
Security Council
General Assembly
Cine AU Akarblen
Mijera
Dr. Evett
Landon
Webster Waieteh
Madi Serene Sr
Arpiniaathon
Tax Evasion Trial In New York Court Summary
In New York on Thursday, Sader Mennedy and Henry from Longchamps restaurant chain were fined 116 000 dollars for evading income tax payments totaling 3 872 760 dollars. They received two years imprisonment for their involvement in the alleged conspiracy. Bail was set at 1 000 dollars. The Attorney General said the defendants owe five million dollars in taxes plus three million for insurance. Defense disputes the charges.
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New York
Sader Mennedy
Henry’ Tuwtig
Longchamps
Imment
Police of Appeal
Eisenhower Sees No Early Army Disarmament
President Eisenhower tells Congress there will be no early reduction of the army within the next one or two decades. He urges prompt approval of plans to value and appoint 25,000 additional regular army officers and men.
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Eisenhower
Washington
Thureday
Muscanower
House of Representations Military Car
Frites
Oritain Plans Air Speed Record Attempt in Sussex Course
An announcement states Firitale will raise air speed records to 008 milanen hour with Gloster Meteor jet planes over a marked Sussex course. Practice flights have begun as RAF pilots join Beknaider Cup preparations amid expected training halls.
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London
Thurmlay
Firitale
Milanen
Sussex
RAF
Anglo Egyptian Treaty Signed To End British Egypt Tensions
The Foreign Secretary Mr Bevin will visit Egypt to sign the Wit Berefe treaty as announced by The Foreign Minister The announcement confirms completion of the Anglo Egyptian treaty. The plans include formal signing ceremonies and renewed diplomatic engagement.
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Catro. Thureday
Paanay
Mr Bevin
Wall Vialt
Gibraltar Police Respond To Disturbances In Least Said The Better
Reported in Parliament an army of officers contends that no charges were laid against detainees and police actions were within normal patrol duties. the Colonial Office issued a statement clarifying detentions lasted until midnight with no complaints of baton use.
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Laindon
Army
Forde
House of Representatives
Amtralian
Id Tetaire
Australia Rejects Britain Soap Offer Amid Ration Debate
In London, a government debate raised questions on a seventh soap ration cut. Melton McGait asked why Australia’s soap offer to Britain was refused. Food Minister Strachey said the refusal occurred some time ago and could not explain the reason, adding such offers should not be accepted if they arise.
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London
Cordatin
Strachey
Kramer Eyes U S Victory in Davis Cup Return
The article reports Kramer predicting a U S win in the Davis Cup, citing his return from injury and highlighting his belief in the United States lineup. It notes skepticism about opponents and mentions Bromwich in relation to the Cup.
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Kramer
U.S
York
Wimbledon
United Brainy
Palla
Atyte
Hanna
Bromwich
Kremer
Congress Leader Urges Indians to Fight for Freedom
A Congress leader urged Indians to be prepared to face bullets and bayonets to wrest freedom from the British. Pandit Nehru appealed to Sikh and other leaders to reconsider boycotting the Constituent Assembly and warned that a boycott would jeopardize the local people and the Congress program.
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Congress
Bombay
Thurda
Constituent’ Assembly
Pandit Nehru
Bika
Teestlo
Tham
India
Rebuff for Communists in AssemblyElection Challenge
The Legislative Committee of the Constituent Assembly rejected the communists demand to invalidate Premier Baldiers election. This marks the third defeat of communist attempts in the quinant department as the assembly maintains its course.
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Annarly
Baladier
U S Plans to Renounce Share of GE Assets in Austria
Vienna reports the United States plans to renounce its stake in GE assets in Austria and turn over all assets in the U S zone to a trustee pending broader negotiations. The gesture accompanies talks on reconstruction and potential plant removals and ownerhip adjustments.
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U.S
Austria
Vienna
States
Ted
United States
Soviet Delays Deportation Talks Amid Allied Prodding
Reports quote Soviet officials deferring a German expulsion plan as Allied powers press. Debates over deportation numbers linger with estimates ranging from about six thousand to sixty four thousand. Discrepancies arise as British and American economists weigh impacts while rumors of containment circulate.
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Vibe A
Thurmdtas
Aumelak Ieethoritien
Aum
Chia
evUlt
Wave
Thuumuie
Nolidaye
Rumian
Sone Viana
Spaimaran
Eireneh
Wennson
Veto clash at UN over Canadian request for atomic role
At a United Nations meeting Dr Evatt calmed a dispute as Russia’s Gromyko objected to Canada asking for a seat and a discussion on rules of procedure. Travas and Kyat argued for Canada’s inclusion in the Atomic Commission debates while Najera pressed for a quick vote and Cadogan urged Charter support.
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Ghromyko
Dr. Evatt
Intervata
Prac
Council
Gromyko
Canada
Dr. Tratt
Can Ida
Ato
Tr van Kietzens
Tivatt
Grunyko
Fia
Vulind
Nin
Najera
Atuay
J. Tenoring
Alexander Cadogan
Chalesman
Kyat
Gromyka
Spain
Washbrook’s bright display in test trial at Aleppo
In a crowded Test trial Washbrook impressed with a brisk 136 for the first wicket as warding off tight bowling from Moat and Gray. Left armer Prive spun the innings with a wicket, while Derby and Hampshire figures show a broader thread of cricket and labor unrest in the region as Aleppo workers face arrests amid mounting tensions and strikes spreading to nearby towns.
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Knilant
Prive
Washbrook
cPatwuuld
Moat
Derby
Huniew
Barrey
Siamorsan
Roberts
Hampahire
Damarcus
Thursiny
Athasre
Marcus
Thee
Talenten
Anaris
Lal Thor
Ak Aleppo Wern
Unire
Ling Iy
Warnera
Worenstar Skt
Culpa
Heutead
Imprisione Og Governmene
ReuTow
M. Harrie
Robinson
Lebanon
Workalnies
Three Years Gaol for Stealing a Ketch
Angelo Peter Crastil, 28, sentenced to three years gaol with hard labour for stealing a ketch from Mundaring. The vessel, valued around 2000 pounds, was tracked for miles before being recaptured after it ran aground and was damaged. Local authorities recovered the craft after a pursuit extending roughly thirty miles.
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Perth
Thureuny
Angelo Peter Crastil
Mundaring
Sean ‘Wnt
Valurst
Pilea
Premantie
Caseil
40 Hour Hearing Protracted in Arbitration Call
A Sydney report notes a prolonged 40 hour hearing as the Arbitration Court considers the matter. A deputation is to meet the State Premier to urge action. The government granted the shortened week for government employees, with ACTL cooperation sought.
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Sydney
Thursdey
Earivedt
Wegime Ad
Ubelninn Ca Br
ACTL
Lae
Watt
State Employment Statistics From April Report
Unclear figures show employment trends in April with mentions of males, wages, and rural areas. The report references the governor statistician and notes increases in some sectors while others decline, with figures tangled by OCR errors.
Mikhailovitch Declares Lifelong Hatred of Germans
In Belgrade Joy bing stone reports Mikhailovitch said he hated the Germans all his life and fled to the hills in 1941 to organize mountain resistance. He admitted meeting Gerais in Divehi in November and described fighting for his country despite being called a rebel.
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Belgrade
Joy Bing Stone
Mike Reitovitch Aedre
Mixhailovitch
Gerais
Divehi
Gul
Eta
O Ney
Uney
Bevin accuses Russia over Potsdam Germany plan
Britain argues the Big Four should manage Germany as a single economic unit. Bevin charges Russia with failing to fulfil Potsdam economic clauses and warns Britain may tighten its zone if reparations and production terms are not aligned with the agreement.
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Britain
Germany
Paris
Unit
Bevin
Russie
America
Population figures in postwar Germany debate by US official
Washington reports the U S stance on Germany's demobilisation and population trends. Analysts cite a 996 500 population figure for the nation and discuss risks of deindustrialisation as Allied control calls for a postwar reorganisation of civilian and military structures.
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Sen
Molotov
Russia
Germany
Garman
Washington
Thuraiay
Vanes Staten
Wanted Jew Served In British Army For Four Years
Fragmented OCR text mentions a Jewish individual connected to British Army service for four years. Place names and details are garbled, but suggests an obituary-like or public notice style item about a person linked to military service in Jerusalem, with unclear dates and affiliations.
Lady Stanley Sues Husband Over Financial Dispute
In London on Thursday, Lady Stanley sues her husband for 13463 pounds alleging money owed. The case, presented by Lady Stanlay, claims high income of £110,000 and a matrimonial dispute intensified after Lady Istaniey went Usgina. A divorce petition by Lady Stanhope van Dig wire as Douglas Pairoanka is noted.
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London
Btanley
Alderly
Sation
Byte Wits
Stanlay
Stanley
Istaniey
Stanhope van Dig Wire
Douglas Pairoanka
Zionist Leaders to Appeal to UNO
A clandestine Jewish Radio run by the Irgun Zval Leum movement denounces a call by the Jewish Agency leader Dr Weizmann to the British Government. The report lists seized weapons and explosives, claiming the operation justified and that no other army could have carried out and foreseen the task with such restraint.
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Trgun Zval Leum
Jewish Agency
Dr Welemann
Ether Explosion at Chiropodist Salon in Kilmaneth
A disrupted incident at a Kilmaneth street location, a seventeenth floor business unit in a coop building, involved ether exploding near a chiropodist salon. Eyewitnesses report flames and a discovery of burned ether and several injured parties seeking assistance, with responders detailing immediate medical needs.
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Sydney
Toueaday
Alt Stevens
MUL Coop
Kilmaneth
Shack
Naked
Australian Gifts To Yugoslavia Aid Efforts Revealed
A Melbourne public relations officer for UNARA reported Australia and New Zealand donated clothing totaling 1000 tons to Yugoslavia. The effort, aimed at alleviating famine, saved an estimated 3,000,000 people.
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Rydney
Thurnany
Mian
Hivien Smith
Melhourne
UNARA
Yugoslavia
Austrralia
Record Corn Crop Amid Growing Domestic Demand
A garbled but promising report indicates a record corn crop with wheat oats and rice contributing to a large overall harvest. It cites Mayo Mayr as analysts predicting wheat output may not meet rising domestic and foreign demand in coming months.
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Walmington
Thussany
Montgomery Praises Ninth Division in New South Wales
London dispatch reports General Montgomery praising the Ninth Division of the ALF for valor at al Farama, noting the unit’s role in the battle’s outcome. He hints at plans to visit Australia next year and to receive a standard from the Australian minister as part of wartime demonstrations.
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London
Thureday
ALF
Alasmaim Sika
Mao Fisk
Marsal Montgomery
Warren
Tammere
Awsupia
Ausératin
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