New Guerrilla Invasion Prompt Greek Forces Rally
Athens reports a new guerrilla invasion with Greek cabinet statements promising a frontal counterattack and massed forces. Over 1 000 to 2 000 invaders suspected near Monits and Koniten, with clashes feared near Alsia and Puillatain as Greece seeks Allied support to deter the advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Sitt
Nonits
Toruiga
Corres
Alsia
Puillatain Ind
Danina
Philintain
Oreice
Toy ‘Ralonika
Jasnow
Fonaan
Querilaa
Oy Tate
Ulster
Columan
Koniten
Agatingi
Greece
Kaluki
Washington
Security Council
Cary
Lal
Agrancwest
Medcalmorvicet
Ganmonlat
Csore
Manina
Konitane
Truman appeals for halt in price rises
President Truman urged a pause in price increases as coal and steel producers and retailers announced rises from 60 cents to two dollars. He warned waiting could lead to unknown outcomes, noting producers had shared in high profits while urging restraint amid calls for production boosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Warhington
Tus
Mexico City Meeting Hears Tariff Settlement Hopes
Officials discuss differences between the United States and United Kingdom on imperial preference and wool duties. President notes that a compromise appears possible as Britain and the United States seek a path to reduced barriers and adjusted protective measures amid talks on the trade preferential system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
United States
United Kings
Ir Stafford
Clayton
Wemanda
Calwell Calls for 70 000 Migrants Annually From France
Australia’s immigration minister told Parliament Australia must admit about 70 000 migrants each year for defense. He noted a share of Asia geographics and said 19 000 applications had come from France. Calwell planned visits to Holland and Munich to coordinate refugee absorption through the agency.
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Pari
Calwell
Pres
Australia
Abe
Jlobe
Asia
France
Fe. Calwailla
Holland
Munich
Enime
Perenne
IHDONEMA TO GET RICE FROM AUSTRALIA
Indonesian government announced a delivery plan for 78,000 tons of rice from Australia to IHDONEMA between late 1947 and mid 1948. The shipment will arrive in weekly installments of about 1,000 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihdonema
Australia
Datavta
Tartor
Ara
Scientists Needed for Guided Missiles in Anglo Australian Project
London reports a shortage of trained scientists delaying a 20 million Anglo Australian program to develop long range rockets and guided missiles. The Daily Express notes Australasian officials warn the defense project requires expert researchers and engineers for experimental work at a new range, with high salary offers for a chief research officer to oversee guidance systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Im: Defence
Daily Empress
Armwnaas
Sak
Wea
Sat
Engintere
Gul
Ealaria
Wisconsin Senate Passes Against Reduction
Washington Tuesday reports the Wisconsin Senate passed a measure resisting a proposed reduction. The article notes President Truman last week announced he would veto the measure, and the Senate’s action yesterday could affect chances to override a veto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Wong
Clon
Truman
British Troops Cordon Off Inathanya
A fragment reports a military action around Inathanya with British troops sealing an area. The text mentions a large group of Jews and a tense standoff but details are unclear. Names or dates are not recoverable from the readable fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inathanya
Chinese Troops Recapture Taian Amid Unclear Reports
Fragmented dispatches indicate Chinese forces recaptured Taian with uncertain details. References to allied observers and local authorities suggest ongoing verification, while communications cite military movements and governance responses without conclusive confirmation.
Romanian Charges Not Substantiated In Commons
London parliament notes a minister stated that rumors of Romanian subversion in oil company posts and houses were unsubstantiated. He cited day to day operations and warned against possible attacks on oil firms over alleged victimization of Romanian workers while Britain weighs action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hiesear McNell
House of Commons
Comean Rumania
Weachaciatiete
Chatece Uch
Ees Aros
Investigation Sought Into Matson Company
SAN FRANCISCO Tuesday union leaders demand Congressional inquiry into Matson and Pacific Coast shipping amid reconversion delays and higher rates. Ms Hugh Bryson says actions threaten Pacific trade as Australian officials report halted Pacific service and uncertainty over resumption dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Re’ Union
Eck
Congressional Investigation Company
Hugh Bryson
Linals
Monterey
French Stre Action Delayed Amid Talks
A French Civil Servants Union report states a union conference rejected immediate strike action and will seek negotiations. Nine federations opposed, two supported reservations, and the Police Federation backed a strike. Leaders aim to gain pay increases for civil servants through amendments to the government bill. The delay means no strike action for at least two to three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Tussain
Fashiona
Ceram Feservationa
Police
Feders Uon
Union
Teadara
Ameeritly
Turning Point in US Foreign Relations Signals Cautious Tone
The article discusses a pivotal moment in U S relations with allies, noting a shift in stance toward Europe and the Truman administration. It cites Marshall and diplomatic warnings about risks if Western Europe fails to unite behind a broad strategy and hints at possible reassessment of U S security commitments and policy direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diplomata
Washington
Marshall
Europe
Truman
New York
Neme
Arma of
Commuiiteen
Egyptian State Broadcasters Refuse Broadcast in Cairo
A disrupted Cairo broadcast notes the Egyptian State Broadcasting termits frustrating Mr. G as the text of Egypt's appeal to the UN is fixed. The Security Council in English on the Foreign programme, directed by the Director of the Broadcasting.
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Cairo
Tueaday
Egypt
UNO
Recurity Council
Britain and France to work together for freedom
Britain and France will cooperate to resist tyranny, with statements echoing unity against oppression. A government broadcast by the secretary emphasizes shared aims for freedom, as officials reference past days of resistance and the continued need for allied support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Britain
France
Bevin
Nat Maueh
Imunia
Mir
Camel
Aunaie
Queen Elizabeth Attends Eye Specialist Aboard Royal Train
Report says Queen Elizabeth required eye care after a particle of ash caused irritation while the Royal Train moved toward Scotland. Dr Faulkner attended the Queen at Crewe Minoring Hospital, with Dr J A Wales Borded the train to Crewe to assist. A personal tribute heart bearing EP stood at Kastor station as the royal party departed.
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London
Scotland
Crewe
Tugty
Marly Naif Ah Howe
Faulkner
Crewe Tor Acomana
J. A. Wales Biller
Higby
Tring
Hughy
Tarewell
Robert Burrowa
Coshman
London Birdland
Beattiat Mailway Company
Philip Mountbatten
Captain Molyneux
Norman Marnell
Eilzabeth
Met
Transfer to India and Gurkha Troops in Talks
Parliamentary Secretary reported that Andaman and Nicobar Islands would pass to India and that discussions would occur between Britain and India and other powers. The Prime Minister stated Britain would consult relevant governments on defense and peace in the northwest frontier and Nepal Gurkha positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andaman, Nicobar Islands
India
Hebe
House of C
Andaman
Cee Ene
Henderaon
Attlee
Nepal
Britain
Auton
Leving
Russian Refused Visa Renewal for Political Figures
Bingaporm report notes passport authorities in Malaya refused renewal for a Russian political figure linked to rubber trade interests. The individual, identified as Plahan or Plathan, has visited the passport office several times seeking renewal. A higher authority reportedly intervened to deny the renewal, reflecting ongoing political tensions involving Russia.
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Bingaporm
T Platian
Tania Urade
Muluye
Sine Saguary
Plahan
Renewed Fighting Across Batavia Frontline
Unabated hostility marks last week along Batavia frontiers as Republican forces clash with small tanks. Reports from Jakarta describe naval patrols near Bourahaye port and clashes offshore near Ketay south of Banjurwangi. Injuries reported near Winhelana.
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Batavia
Antare Menage
Jogjakarta
Unig
Chiahea
Alan
Madjjakerta
Bourahaye
Malle Eertong
Duten Duten
Ketay
Banjurwangi
Pasto shaken by earthquakes in Colombia
A series of strong earthquakes rocked Pasto near the Colombian border, destroying buildings and trapping residents. Early reports indicate several people killed and many injured as emergency crews assess the damage and evacuations continue in the City of Pasto with around 35,000 inhabitants affected.
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Bogota
Colombo
Ah Call
Male Thiat
Cathadeel
Ban Pelipe
Macy
Sern Tara
Australian bonds sale report from New York unclear
In New York on Thursday the Australian Consul General spoke about bond sales noting unfilled long term obligations and suggesting that the funds may be cleared within two million. The report contains unclear text and potential transcription errors.
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New York
Conaul
Fem
Cricket score clues from early English match report
Fragmentary OCR notes show scattered cricket scores and player names such as Afrite and Lancasalen with figures like 301 and 738. The text mentions teams Glamorganshire and Warwickshire, plus references to bowlings and innings. No coherent narrative or complete facts emerge.
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Kent
Africare Uy
Afrite
Beuth Africa
Martham
Lawrence
Glayfleet
A. Wathine
Howarth
Warwickshire
Aafar
I Sieaadlateshire
Otis
Yardley
Burrey
Corvalay Wheat Trade Notice Fragment
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Corvalay wheat, market terms unclear. Includes scattered words about a sheet and timing but lacks complete details or names, making precise summary impossible.
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Raswaitin Boreas
MR. Calwell
Meee
Lathanya
Taian
Cesar
Copes
Saas
Worcow
Pekan aMbes Ae
Prier
Eoliakaratara
Meldhtar
Matson Company
U & ‘Maritime ~ Commission
Inaat
Gomple
Matson Live
Dr Bvaion
Associated Preas
Marine Phoenix
Ian
Atal Coma
Mathe Reault
Kellway
Cegerty
Monterdy
Jongewait
Dix
Sirpdine Australualan
Galt
Lars City
Teleily
As Tera Arena
Fant Reverenrs
Jesser Ip
Addon
Acta
Amatican
Queen Elizabeth
Ouch A
Paulkner
Poulham
China
Nanking
Cenaus Jureau
Populte Sion
Cina Us
bin Ibsto
U.S
Government OF
Germany
Corvalay
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