Dr Evatt champions cause of smaller nations
JAPS PLANNED TO OUST RUSSIANS FROM MANCHURIA Joryo notes Tuesday quoting Japanese material. The War Crimes Tribunal cites the Japanese Government agreeing to new policies. Prime Minister Yoshida told the House Japan's cabinet aims to express gratitude to the Chinese Government for the stay of Japanese interests in China.
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DR. Evatt
Manchuria
Joryo, Tusday
Rremire Yoshida
House of Representatives
Japan
China
Insistence on Right to Help in Framing of Peace Term
Dr Evatt urged the peace conference to allow Australia a say in treaty framing and procedures. He pressed that the conference proceed by a two thirds majority where required and sought active involvement of smaller nations in drafting postwar settlements.
Yugoslav CC Operation With UNRRA Reported
Fragmented OCR text notes a Yugoslav cooperative stance with UNRRA under Helorada Tumday. Tito and allied leaders show incomplete agreement on War Aid and postwar control, with praise for Yugoslav ally government for assisting dawn operations amid tensions and mixed support signals.
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Mnilia
Myta Guardia
Yugelavia
Tito
Mwa Thare
Lanai A
British search Tel Aviv for terrorists and bombings
The British announce a large operation in Tel Aviv to capture those behind the King David Hotel bombing and the Tel Aviv attack. A curfew and roadblocks are in place, with arrests and continued raids as Major General Cassels leads the effort to locate and apprehend those responsible.
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Jprusalem Tusaday
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Patoete Dihve Cary
Ian eMart
Kova
Sore
Germans object to funeral charges for trial
In Nuremberg a Weltare Committee protests paying 61/04 for the War Crimes Tribunal trial of Dr. Rievert Ley, who hanged himself before a verdict. The committee says it should not bear the bill, arguing the tribunal is responsible for costs.
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Nuremberg
Rievert Ley
German Patents Open to 81 Countries for Use
London delegates from Germany Canada and Britain urged their governments to sign an accord granting nonpayment access to former German patents within their territories. The proposal, open for signature until January 7, aims to broaden patent availability across nations.
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London
Tuendiy‘Avatration
Bouth Virjcan
Japan in market for Australian greasy wool
Japan seeks Australian greasy wool, aiming to purchase up to 126000 bales annually with potential to spin 30 million pounds of yarn. Uncertainty remains if purchased wool will be processed domestically or exported as cloth to the United States.
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Japan
United States Sommercial Company
Ashes of Alf Officer Cast in Mid Atlantic
An obituary note details Harold J. Bulwer 20, who served with Allied forces in the Middle East and Europe. He sailed from Australia to serve inWar, then returned to civilian life before his death. The fragmentary text notes his service, travels, and discharge without complete clarity.
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Harold J. Bulwer
Rothers
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Anand
Anailly
Rompaniea
Alarming Rise in TB Among Germans in Hamburg
Military Government health records show TB notification rising to 120 per 10000 in Lubarouleehe Germany and mortality climbing from 83 to 2080 per 10000. Officials warn tuberculous spread threatens civilian areas as five wagons were broken open causing food and commodity losses after a signal near Hamburg.
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Hamburg
Britain backs economic unity for Germany zones
Washington reports Britain has agreed in principle to amalgamate the Occupation Zones in Germany to treat them as an economic unit. The State Department says the move could speed longer term economic restoration and urges other occupying powers to join. Diplomats expect Britain and the United States to begin coordinating steps, with France likely to join and Russia possibly withholding.
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Washington
State Department
Germany
Tate
German General on Trial for Murder of P C W
Brunswich Twomey report on a trial opening concerning a German general charged with murder of prisoners of war. The defense pleads not guilty and disputes Geneva Convention applicability while noting treatment of captives.
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P.C.W
Soviet Union Declines Invitation to Food Union Meeting
A garbled report states the Soviet Union declined joining a proposed Food Union after an invitation from international governments. The minister hinted at privacy and publicity concerns, while policy details remained unclear amid the confusion.
Disney to Close Down Features
Disney plans to shut down several feature productions as costs rise. Iconic actors like Mickey Mouse, Palmer Buck, and Arthur Jamie Baio are set to respond to the shifting economic climate and demand changes shaping the studio's upcoming projects.
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Rollawood
Tueateysney
Arin vemiTet
Micky Muse
Panald Buck
Aihur
Syria Declines Attend Jewish Talks in London Conference
Syrian Premier Abdullian Jabr said Syria would not attend Britain's round table on Palestine, aligning with other Arab states to refuse the invitation. He asserted that equality with the United States was aimed at depriving them of their rights and denounced the proposed meeting scheduled for early August.
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Ihab
Aegatt Ning
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Yin
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Round Table
London
Palestine
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Uinad
Woodcock Retains European Heavyweight Title
The British heavyweight champion Woodcock retained his European title by defeating Albert Benet in Manchester. The bout saw Woodcock hold the advantage throughout with a dominant performance and strong power in the middle rounds.
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Snes Tweedy
Arica Wosdaoek
Albert Benet
Mancheter
Ute
Woodcock
Poy
Philosophical Detachment At Tokyo Jail War Trials
Reports from Tokyo detail the mood of Japanese war crimes defendants during testimony. A sense of philosophical detachment and calm appears as evidence mounts, with key figures General Tojo and Matsui on the stand and Foreign Minister Shigemitsu noted among the officials involved.
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Syed
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Twa Matsui
Funor
Shigemitou
Atomic Bomb Not An Absolute Weapon Against Naval Ships
Atomic bomb viewed not as an absolute weapon against ships and industry. Hanson Baldwin of the New York Times explains that while devastating under certain conditions, the bomb is unlikely to replace navies or be a universal war winner. High costs and plutonium scarcity limit its future, with land targets favored over ships. News notes discuss limited battles and damage in a recent naval engagement.
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New York Times
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Marines Ambushed Near Peiping Report Hits Hard
Peiping area reports state three U.S. Marines were killed and 17 wounded after an ambush on a Marine convoy traveling from Tientsin toward Peiping. Chinese forces, estimated in the hundreds, attacked with grenades and small arms, with Communist defenses later claiming provocation by U.S. actions.
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U.S
Tienstin
Ocean Sediment Survey Near Northwestern Bahamas
A radar aided survey planned for a 2000 square mile area in the Northwestern Bahamas will locate ocean sediment features. The operation, conducted in a divine chamber setting, involves Standard Oil Company coordinating the search with exact positioning details.
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York
Bahamas
Standard Oil Company
Exposure of graft in American war contracts
Washington reports allege graft in U S war contracts with claims of overpayments and inflated expenses. Criticism targets the War Department procurement, contractors and naval standards, plus lavish travel and hotel costs tied to government allowances. The piece notes alleged collusion enabling profiteering under wartime procurement.
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Dre
Warren
War Department
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Maducera
Andy Settle
Coop
Thal Compious
Roosevelt's dog denied entry to hotel in Portland
The dog of the late president, tied to Henry Ford era peace, was refused admission at a Portland hotel. The manager cited policy as the dog waited outside in the night shift. The incident became a small note in the chain of postwar tensions and public curiosity.
Bomb Hoax Scares New York as Employers Continue Work
A bomb hoax in New York unsettles workers who stay at their posts while police investigate. The disruption prompts emergency responses and heightened security as authorities assess the threat and continue routine operations in the area.
Australians Lead In London Tour Cycle Race
Rival cyclists from Australia and Britain contested a stage marathon from Bent to Glasgow via London Wolverhampton Bradford Newcastle and Belfast. Bla uise won the day’s stage, while Heard recovered from a crash to finish. Mayor Frank Creal supported charity parcel distributions from New South Wales and South Australia. Evelyn Mamittan was named team coach.
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Trom
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BeNt~tan
Glangaw
Wolverhampton
Bradford
Newcale
Bainburga
Strew
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Wembley
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Ley
Frank Creal
New South Wades
Uth Australia
Evelyn Mamittan
Wyeliak
Nersvlt
U S Tennis Players Suffer Injuries In New York
U S tennis players faced injury woes during the championship and Davis Cup events in New York. Elbow troubles plagued several stars while Mulloy and Talbert endured knee injuries during recent matches, affecting their performance in the tourney.
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Jack Mremer
Tillators
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Guint Bwetey
API
Witor
Amor Aie
Krave
Duatera
Talbert
Death by Own Action Threat by Murderer in Chicago
A fragmented report from Chicago notes a guard held since a clash at a well occupied by a named minor. The piece mentions medical authorities, detention on war-related changes, and an admission of a homicide, with authorities currently enforcing guard duties. The Daily Times provides the cited line, though details are unclear.
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Steega
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