Indonesians urged to stand by in war-slow path to peace
Premier appeals for international aid to resolve Indonesian problems without war. Lieut Colonel Peter Ratcliffe relays a British stance as Dutch tensions rise across Java. Reports of bombings near Bandung and Jogja intensify, with rail and road targets attacked.
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Repu
Bom
Ae Levine
Nethurlamia
Indonesia
Fconomie
Interm
Peter Ratcliffe
Brit.i
Lioginkarts
Lonel Rataille
Dutch Marines Report Landing and Battle in Java Chapter
A wartime dispatch describes Dutch Marines landing at Banani and advancing toward Kishaioort with five trucks, amid mortar fire and resistance near Bungwonel. Communiqués claim Republican forces withdrawing and ongoing contact with allied units as main battles unfold around Java’s eastern front.
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Kishaioort
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Hani
Jea
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Raeie
Wailey
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Rimhyiv
Viet Auetralin
Teles Gogiend
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Tusaday
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Uist
Becwlty Cornel
World Reaction to Arbitration Efforts and Peace Talks
The New York press discusses Britain’s mediation offer, Dutch willingness, and calls for Security Council action. It analyzes the split over arbitration and fears a prolonged war unless a path to peace is found.
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New York
Security Council
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Utah
Jave
Attacks Near Yugoslav Border Reported by Dispatches
Dispatches from Ralonika describe dawn attacks along the Yugoslav border near Mona hor and Hloring. The incursions involved a force using a weapon named Paneer Faust, with reports of casualties and boundary breaches as units crossed into the other side.
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Malone
Gulervilan
Garrizon
Mrs Todd Wins Singles Title at French International Tennis
In Tuesday play at the Ons French International tournament Mrs Todd defeated Dore Hart 6 7 4 4 6 4 to take the singles crown. The page also notes doubles results and mention of other players such as J Pedvojowske and C Rochon amid Davis Cup context with Australia and Canada.
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Parie
Todd
Dore Hart
Rolund
Eemed Doubies
Ceraiule
Rumania
Ant Mine J. Pedvojowske
Puluudy Tami
Ceaword
Skymaster crash kills seventeen at crowded air show
A Skymaster aircraft plunged into a crowd near a military airport, killing seventeen spectators and injuring many others. The tragedy occurred as the plane attempted a display maneuver, tearing through the viewing area and damaging nearby infrastructure.
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Wenge Aines
Twemlay
Ned
Greingared
Hy Manter
Pelemer Welitary
Air Force
Powerlina Alpha
Urera Net Petro
Fire at industrial plant kills two and burns five
A large blaze at an industrial area destroyed a petrol tank and a storage facility. Two people were killed and five others were severely burned as flames spread to machinery and waterways. Firefighters battled the inferno for hours before gaining some control.
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N. Dakota
Greenewater
Roger
Britain replies to Romania on arrests and UN entry
London says Britain protests recent Romanian arrests as interference in internal affairs. The note asserts arrests contravene peace provisions and rejects claims that pastors jailed under harsh conditions belong to fascist groups. Britain says Romania must fulfill treaty obligations and govern according to civilized principles to enter the United Nations.
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Rumania
Parsons
United Nations
Romania
Rangoon Assassination Triggers Mass Arrests
In Rangoon after the ministers assassination, police seize hundreds as unrest spreads. Burmese authorities report no major violence in the city while foreign governments express horror and pledge cooperation.
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Rangoon
Australian Wool Reaches Japan via Tokyo Trade Report
The Japanese Board of Trade notes June exports from Australia reached £485,000 with imports totaling 6860.00. Grade from the United rates accounted for 60.8 percent of imports. Dutch and British firms invest across Indonesia and other regions. A shipment of 400 tons of Australian wool was bought and may be used in cargo handling, amid ongoing tensions and supply considerations in the Pacific.
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Toradey
Japaneae Board of Trade
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Australie
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Aytogether
Shoutine Milliga
Five killed and thirty injured in Ruston express derailment
London report states five people died and about 30 were injured when the Ruston express derailed in Warwickshire. Albert Peebles of New Zealand, 32, was among the dead, traveling to join his unit in Liverpool. The crash caused coaches to topple and gaping gaps between cars as passengers were hurled from their seats.
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Ruston
Semipnae Renidan
Warwickshire
Uckton
Albert Peebles
New Zceland
Liverpisl
Australis
New Zealand
Ina
MacArthur Praised by World Trade Union Delegation
A World Federation of Trade Unions delegation in Washington praised General MacArthur for revitalizing Japan amid the occupation. The group commended his democratic policies and the reorganization of Japan’s economy, noting his impact on postwar reforms and stability.
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Japan
Ganaral MacArthur
le Ation
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Ealers
Secretary of State Holds Talks on Europe Aid
Secretary of State and committee members discuss aid to Europe with emphasis on coal and German industry. Marshall reports optimism about a possible Anglo American conference while Averell Harriman cites no German priority, as diplomats seek path to Western Germany recovery. The session stressed secrecy and grave concerns over isolation and reconstruction.
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Prench
Henr Bonnet
Beniral Marshall
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Betoreen
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Wreacom
Rivieraere
Amonst Westra
Averell Warrimany
Europe
Germany
London
Beyirt
MT Douglas
Giscasson
Timex
Food Gift For Olympic Athletes At Australian-Guam Games
Australian workers discuss food gifts for Olympic athletes during joint events with Guam and Wellington. The piece references support from the United States and Australia, noting transfers of wage and provisions for competitors. Names and exact arrangements are unclear in the fragmented text.
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Ogliah
Urea
Ethan
Aydney
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Emmy
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Australia
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Auatratia
New Canadian-Australian Commissioner Arrives Aboard Stratheden
The new Canada Australia commissioner, A. A. Green, arrived today in the Stratheden with Mrs. Green and their daughter Me. The party was greeted by Wolfs Wite and Mr Suntice Davis aboard.
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Ives
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Australia
A. A. Green
Thateamer
Stratheden
Wolfs Wite
Suntice Davis
Federal Constitution for India Introduced in Assembly
The Constituent Assembly heard a new Day session with the Constitution Committee presenting a plan for a federal structure. References mention Rashtrapati and a five year term for certain forces, plus calls for allied cadet committees and a projected council with the Prime Minister aiming to guide the division of the constitution and armed forces.
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Dent
Sabotage and Curfew Hit Haifa Amid Immigrant Transfers
British authorities impose a dusk curfew in Haifa as a mine explosion injures locals and transport disruptions ripple across Jerusalem Nathanya and Haifa. Refugees aboard the Resident Warfield are to be returned to France under international procedures amid unclear plans and reported interceptions by Palestinian forces.
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Australia and Soviet delegates clash over UNESCO bid
Debated at the United Nations General Assembly the Australian and Soviet delegates clashed on Hungarys UNESCO bid and the role of member nations. The Soviet side argued for a notional comparison while Britain and allies pressed for a veto amid broader wartime alignments.
U S Move to Abolish Poll Tax Laws
Fragmented OCR notes discuss a 2S, MGouth Democratic push toward abolishing poll tax laws, aiming to enable broader Negro enfranchisement and broader access to Congress.
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Meat and Butter Great Britain Figures Reported
A London dispatch cites Mr Manderson noting Britain holds 3,080,000 cattle and 34,000 tons of butter. The article alleges government distress and mentions Australia and New Zealand in the context of trade policy, with the under secretary for the Dominions not commenting.
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Kullen
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Tonic OAS Relcana Incident Report
An unclear fragment describes an incident involving tonic OAS relcana and protection of welts. It mentions an estimate of 7000 immutanes and a person named Leon, with references to dexinictico. The readable text lacks coherent details for a precise report.
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Jean Save Leon
Dexinictico
County Cricket Till Tea Amid Weather Stopplay
Fragmented report shows vanDON and Tussdey after tea stopping play amid unclear scores. Match details mention Lan Teton strong position and 2 171 in reply to 279 with Middiraen and others contributing modest totals as rain disrupts proceeding.
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Ain
Tre Pater
Yenterday
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Lan Teton
Bouth Alrion
Mt. Jamingee
County Detaila
Middiraen
Rodertanc
Bombing trial area in Hamburg weather delays test
Unfavorable weather delayed a planned bombing drill on a former German U-boat factory at Farge near Hamburg where a 38 800 pound bomb was to be used. No injuries reported.
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Tasmiay
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