UN Mediator Arrives in Palestine Amid Turmoil
U N O mediator Count Folke Bernadotte arrives at Halfa by air, escorted by four RAF Temparts, plans to travel to Tel Aviv, meet leaders, and return. reports from Tel Aviv describe clashes, church and military targets damaged, with Jewish and Egyptian forces exchanging artillery as discussions on a truce unfold and international reactions mount.
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R.A.F. Temparts
Folka Barnadotte
Niate Py Jing
Halfa
Deira
Tel Aviv
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Aabe
Anina
Christa Hin
Pallatine
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Baidings
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Aharon
Jerusalem
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Inrael
Lagtan
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Haganah
Deva
Big Floods in Tasmania Reported
Tasmanian floods cause destruction across Hobart and surrounding districts. Heavy rainfall led to widespread washouts, damaged bridges, and inundated properties along rivers including the Derwent Styx and Run. Estimated losses total between £5,000 and £30,000 amid submerged farms.
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Nepatrai- Nya
Styx
Resignation of Czech Consul Reported in London
A Czech national in London resigns from a diplomatic post amid party realignment within the Czech Bodialier Party. The brief note mentions internal opposition and notes two members who had previously stayed.
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Cechhaainvaleien
Geert
Landen Mirealay Lokag
Lika
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Rocale
Blue Baby to Enter Johns Hopkins for Treatment
Shirley Brows, four, from Vitosa, arrives in Baltimore with parents via a Red Cross delegation for Blue Baby treatment at Johns Hopkins Hospital. Doctors will determine if the case requires surgery. The group will remain in Baltimore for about a week as the medical team evaluates options.
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Bailmore
Michael's Wedding Altered According to London Reports
A lettered dispatch from a foreign desk notes ex King Michael of Romania planned to wed Princess Anne of Bourbon Parma in Athens on June 5 but altered the plan. The couple was told to remain in Denmark temporarily as Greek authorities weighed the ceremony. Prime Minister Sophoulis later announced the Athens event would proceed on a revised date.
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Indonesia Charges Dutch Over Treaty Violations
The Indonesian public accuses the Netherlands of breaching the Ranville agreement and pressuring the republic to cede territory as part of forming the United States of Indonesia. The statement claims Dutch gatekeepers hinder press freedom and block conference participation, warning of harm to the republic’s federal talks.
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Australians Outed 1M French Doubles Tennis Final
Paris report details Australian teams Hopman Sodaman and Hart Sedgman losing in doubles as Drobny Bergelin and Drobny Bergelin win key sets. Mixed doubles title goes to Todd Ammurion and Jan Drobny defeating Hart Sedgman and Mina Dorin. Women’s doubles results noted with Bat Todd and Dorin Fart U Amurton defeating Py nT Oise Mory Prentius.
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Manny Jan
Hhaseuhsani Bere Jgelin
Sweden
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Pay Rise Sought by Harbour Pilots
Sydney reports harbour pilots demand higher pay after a dispute. Premier rejects large wage hikes while pilots threaten to strike. proposed annual salaries were reportedly set to rise from around £800 to £1,280 with newer weekly hours adjustments amid ongoing negotiations.
Fragmented OCR sports snippet from unknown event
Unclear readable bits show names and actions around Epsom and racing context. Mentions Arin Striggde, Benyren Gordon, Coveney Pik, Merby victory hints, and a fortnightly timeline with dates sparse. Overall content is garbled and unreadable for precise reporting.
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Benyren Gordon Fis
Wbtee Ani
Chace Ently
Stan Thorneel Coveney
Coler
Merby
Rome
Maze
Marne
Iran
Brothers Enlist in Permanent Air Force Reserve
Two brothers from the FAP, A and P. McNee, applied to join the permanent air force reserve as defense of their nameland. Foter Meyer, DFC, once flew over Germany. About forty airmen sought citizenship in the permanent air force reserve amid recruitment drives and training camps as officials announced the move.
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FAP
Aualla
AIP
P. McNee
Foter Meyer
Germany
Sinier
manceiaHon
Jack
Conniey
Dutch New Guinea to Begin Oil Production
Batavia reports that oil production will start next year in the Vogelkan Birdshead region of Dutch New Guinea. The New Guinea Petroleum Company, owned by three major firms, employs 6000 to 8000 laborers and 300 Europeans at Sorong. Four tankers with large crude capacities will be built to transport the oil.
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Vogelkan
Birdshead
Dutch New Guinea
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Sorong
MEW PROGRESS WITH PURE MILK SCHEMES
Government campaigns since 1944 renew efforts to eradicate bovine TB and tuberculosis in dairy herds. Plans authorize continued payments to farmers to cull infected cows, reduce disease, and improve milk purity. Movement restrictions would ease as TB controls are strengthened and veterinarians are redeployed.
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Farmera
Jeera
Tore
Truman says U.S. seeks peace in Memorial Day remarks
President Truman told Arlington National Cemetery memorial day ceremonies that the United States government works only for peace. He said achieving peace requires the ability to enforce it.
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Washington
Uene
United
Truman
Arlington Millon
Jet engines for U S civil transport set for study
Washington Monday Civil Aeronautics admin preliminary study explores jet engine use in commercial aircraft. report notes interest from U S Air Force and British type engines as potential models for civil transport program.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Admin Acres
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PSO
Sword Swallower Death Attributed To Throat Injury
Fragmentary report indicates a throat injury led to the death of a sword swallower. Text describes damage from a blade passed from mouth to stomach and notes medical professionals as the source of the conclusion.
Victory for Communist Front in Czech Elections
London reports a Communist dominated National Front won decisively as counting began after Czechoslovakian elections. Observers noted public voting in many villages, with officials and troops often voting openly, while secret ballots were rare and turnout appeared high.
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Communist Front
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London
National Front
Australians Rout Nottingham In Rain Aided Test Match
Australias score freely against Nottingham as Bradman anchors a long stand with Brown and Harvey provides costly overs. Bradman bats 157 minutes for a top score while Brown hits a century in a 190 run partnership before lunch. Duke and Duchess of Forten hosted lunch for the Australian players at Welbeck Abbey with a signed cricket bat sold for £58 to benefit a Lord.
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Ube
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Terry
Yeniaan
London
Planes Crashed While Flying to Florida. All Crews Lost
U S planes on a flight to the United States crashed in rough seas near Florida. Five airmen perished, bodies recovered, and three planes were found within the wreck area. Others landed at different airfields in Florida as rescue efforts began.
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Abias
Sturt
Florida
Mallee
Tagg Cole
Miam
Royal Indian Air Force to mark aircraft with Chakra insignia
The new national markings for Royal Indian Air Force planes include the Chakra symbol. The wheel will be painted on the upper and lower wings and on both sides of the fuselage behind the training edge. The markings will appear on monoplanes and biplanes alike.
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Royal Indian Air Force
Mr Bevin May Retire Fore
London report notes speculation that Mr Bevin may retire as political figures signal leadership changes. Fragmentary text references a unit and individuals including Dr Hugn Dalian amid unclear context.
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MR. Bevin
London
Oh All
Dr. Hugn Dalian
Apf
Mayor Appeals for UN C Fund and cricket tour report
Mayor appeals for UN C Fund amid cricket tour summary. Australian manager Keith Jonnison calls the tour a phenomenal success with an almost 200000 attendance across eight matches against MCC. Revenue details include about £10000 in receipts and £38000 returned for unused five test tickets.
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M.cc
Appuoanta
Portland Flood Tragedy Strikes Vanport District
Devastating flood sweeps through Oregon’s North West region, submerging low-lying areas and washing away apartment blocks. Rescue teams race to reach survivors as floodwaters rise, with Red Cross and police coordinating evacuations and temporary shelter, while officials tally casualties and assess the broader disaster impact.
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Wola
Othde
Fiona
Kat
Red Cross
Shannon Not Picked for a Place in Day's Race
Fragmented OCR text reports Shannon not chosen for a spot in a Monday event at the 60,000 Sellar Argonaut Man dicap with unclear names and details. The readable parts mention trust and an audience of planners and deavy quotes, but specifics are missing.
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Los
Vie. OS Anorles
Shanton
Matcate
Plganure
Deavy
Funeral of film star Dame May Whitty planned in Hollywood
Monday funeral plans for Dame May Whitty a veteran stage and screen actress who died recently in Hollywood. Celebrities including Aubrey Beith will read and give the eulogy at the mortuary service with no minister present before cremation. Her panel and late husband Ben Webster’s panels will be sent to England in due course.
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Dame May ‘Whitty
Scree
Bird
Aubrey Beith
Dame May Whitty
Ben Webster
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