British delegation to Consultative Assembly named
Prime Minister Altice announced the British delegation to the Council of Europe Consultative Assembly, listing Churchill as a member and indicating additional Conservative and Liberal members will join. Names include McMillan, David Maxwell Fyfe, Eyum, and others.
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Churchill
Consultative Assembly of the Council of Europe
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Bie
Ancuithyg Se
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Thavid Maswell Fyfte
Rd. Eyum
Ehaltrvan
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Firustourg
Planes Faster Than 1000 mph Prompt UFO Fears in 7 Years
A confused report notes rumors of planes exceeding 1000 mph and futuristic military concepts. It cites speculation on pilotless craft within seven years and mentions massive government spending on aircraft amid a tense international scene. A London report describes a large crowd outside a Berlin venue welcoming Gerhard, amid war-era political tension.
Dr Evatt Jo Visit Gerlin London Friday
Dr Evatt plans a visit to Gerlin and will join colleagues in Berlin and Ryneby. Attends meetings with the Prime Minister and aims to engage in talks on postwar alliances this week.
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DR. Evatt
Gerlin
London
Ratt
Mra. Mvattere
Alt far'Blerlin
Tuesley
B ' Qhitas
St. Fine End
Ryiney
Sorin
Big Four Considering Plan For Berlin
The Four power group discusses a plan for Berlin amid postwar aims. Details remain uncertain as officials from the United States United Kingdom France and the Soviet Union weigh security provisions and occupancy terms for the city.
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Berlin
Japan seeks to cut steel imports after seamen strike
Report from Melbourne and Tokyo notes a seamen's union strike led to replacements by Canadian Seamen's Union and a threatened policy restricting tonnage. Officials warn a broad ban could limit 30,000 tons and affect shipping, amid government negotiations and rising costs.
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Melbourne
Illegal radio operating in New Zealand reported
Wallington Friday report details detection efforts to locate an offender using radio interference to disrupt New Zealand airwaves. Civil Aviation links confirm the operator faced scrutiny and potential action under the Internal Affairs and civil aviation rules as it threatens safety and future transmissions.
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Illegal Radio
New Zealand
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Inks
Uae
Erioun Hagard
Wellington
Tiven
Tian
Chinese Reds Split With Soviet Leaders
A Washington report cites syndicated talk of tensions between Chinese and Soviet leaders. It notes China delaying a new central government until August and hints at discord over recognition and allied policy, with Western diplomats seeking a unified stance amid ongoing covert maneuvers.
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Washington
Volummat
Disendowment Debate Echoes in Church Fight
London commentary discusses the disendowment issue affecting the Church of England and York, framing it as a test of religious liberty and a victory for secular influence. The piece reflects tension between church leadership and modernist critics amid broader debates on church finance and governance.
Soviet control of Moscow R C Church reported
In Moscow a Soviet takeover of the city's only Catholic church is described, with authorities demanding the church key and parental figure Father Thomas reportedly granting access. Services were said to continue under restricted conditions while the situation prompted cautious diplomatic commentary.
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Warrington
Mosgouw
Stmday
Adiencousney
Britain Swept By Industrial Unrest In London
Friday report describes a broad strike wave across Britain as dockers and rail workers walk out, crippling transportation and pressuring the government. The Labour Party conference next week may seek to diagnose causes behind the new industrial rash amid widespread disruption.
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Labour Party
No ImpP Perth Child In Ward Describes Admission
Fragmentary report notes a Perth hospital ward where a boy with blond deficiency was admitted yesterday. text is garbled with many unreadable phrases and unlikely to yield clear details. The piece mentions injections and a change in something but specifics are missing.
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Hin Parente
U S Reluctant To Purchases British Good
A garbled report notes U S hesitation over British goods and trade terms. The economic secretary to the treasury and the chancellor are cited in unclear remarks about alerts and necessity. The fragmentary text reflects confusion over sterling policy and trade duties.
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U.S
Mistakenly Thrown Out Bottle Incident at Plant Inquiry
Testimony reveals a bottle containing 23 percent something was recovered empty from a container. Investigators cite carelessness and mismanagement as the likely cause. Witnesses discuss emergency clearances and procedural disagreements between officials over responsibility and steps taken.
Revolt unlikely against Stalin says U S official
Fragmented wartime despatch notes caution that revolt against Stalin in the Soviet Union remains unlikely. US Army customs and naval observers suggest Russians favor peace over war, while internal reports claim leadership avoids direct confrontation with Moscow. The message reflects cautious optimism about stability and war avoidance.
American Mills Urged to Conclude Terms on Wool Prices
Boston report cites 10 to 80 percent price shifts in wool amid expert warnings that U S demand and world market dynamics push raw material costs higher. Observers say American buyers face widening gaps between current offers and actual prices as global demand fluctuates.
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Sydney Mooint
K. V. Chapmand
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Cospman
YEN HAI SHAN ACCEPTS CHINA'S PREMIERSHIP
LANTON Friday reports veteran Marshal Wen Hei Shan accepted the premiership amid China’s political turmoil as Communist forces seize Tuingtao port and coast areas. Yon, a noted defender, has become premier after Ho Ying resignations, with cabinet selection ongoing. Foreign exchange controls shift to Bank of China and People’s Bank notes as prices rise.
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Wen Hei Shan
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Searmbal Yon
Tulyuan
Ho Ying
Ue Laland
Vormone Ie
Cilang Kal
Hongkong
EAH
Tifoudak
East China Communit
Bank of China
Arson Charge At Liverpool Station Case In Auburn Man
Eric Arthur Stanton of Auburn was charged at Liverpool Station with arson and grievous bodily harm after an incident at his house. He allegedly assaulted Joseph McKay and set the dwelling on fire, destroy ing property.
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Bydney
Liverpool
Eric Arthur Stanton
Auburn
Joseph McKay
Act
Truman Opposes Spain Loan Move
Washington reports President Truman opposes a government loan to Spain and declines elaboration. The State Department says Spain faces weak finances but could merit a loan if it undertakes economic reforms. Spain made an informal multi million dollar loan bid to the Export-Import Bank.
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Dean Acheson
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Baal
European wool equals best Australian says Florence conference
At the International Wool Conference in Florence M Lallour president of the Ku Sheepgrowers Committee said European wool could compare with top Australian wool though often discounted by faulty presentation He urged regional markets in Europe to favor well graded wool and large producer countries He added Europe has the world’s largest population but wool supply is insufficient to meet needs Arthur Wilbred of the United Federation Wool Trade urged producers of other textile crops to enter wool facing high prices and noted demand may be perplexing across markets The International Wool Secretariat was cited for research in Britain Peirkland the United States and India were named as study targets.
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Baminion
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Carta Heauld
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India
Woodcock Retains Crown In 14th Round Knockout
London report: Woodcock defeats an unnamed challenger in the 14th round at White City, retaining the heavyweight title. The bout, lasting 12 rounds, paves the way for a British world heavyweight championship clash against Saycid on a premier show. Referee notes minimal damage and decisive victory.
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Reall
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Eed Europass
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Allile
White City
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Settlement R in Miners Disp in Bolivia
Turmoil in Bolivia as government withdraws troops after violent clashes between miners and American observers leave over 200 Bolivians wounded and several miners dead. Authorities fear civil unrest and possible civil war as protests spread.
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Bolivia
Ateties
Senate Moves To Ratify Cambridge Treaty Amid Turbulence
Fragmented noisy report shows Senate Committee A debating a treaty ratification. References to international agitators, economic terms, and possible concessions surface amid unclear details and political maneuvering. Strong entities include Senate Committee A, National Revolutionary Movement, and foreign ministers.
The U S Market Faces Depression Fears
In Washington and New York, authorities warn of a low mood in the economy as stock markets show a sharp decline. The Treasury and Budget reports hint at a possible 30 percent drop in fiscal outlook, while trading remains erratic.
Terrorists Cross From Malaya to Siam
A chaotic report notes terrorists moving from Malaya into Siam with border clashes and police statements. Officials describe the attackers as desperate robbers rather than adherents of a fixed theory, claiming hunger and violence drive their actions while authorities pursue leads and seek public aid.
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Juneie
Mvc
London Cricket Brief Sparks Somerset Clash Summary
London reports a turbulent start as Somerset faltered after two early wickets ending 11 runs down. New Zealand posted 184 with Smith 99, Romensat 107, and team totals featuring Atwell 48 Rog ora 4 68 Burtt 4 68 Creamwell. Routh 86 and Norn 280 highlighted the innings.
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Romensat
Atwell
Rog Ora
Burtt
Creamwell
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Norn
Uterine
Eon
Mimpaca
Ton
Warten
Fabulous in Transvaal
A fragmented clipping notes an event or character linked to Transvaal with unclear names and places due to OCR errors. The readable bits imply a strike or confrontation context and reference locations near Ordenealmas and Te. The item remains obscure but preserves the sense of a dramatic episode in a colonial or regional setting.
Maoris to Field Strong Team
The Maori selectors plan a strong side with key players set to return from injury. Two main omissions loom as team balance is debated while a final decision on replacements for Couch and Renny is awaited by tomorrow. Referee Torvalin, reportedly recovering, is expected to oversee the match.
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Pritay
Aveeiaht
Ben Coueh
Simost Serveta
Ube
Dekel Croll Te
Couch
Renny
Torvalin
New Houser Erected Stoney Count Yields Three Months
For the three months ending March 31, this state reports 3,783 new houses erected, 728 of which were built by Mt De Caren. The total value of construction is not specified with precision, contrasting with 309 completed during the same period last year and 7,083 in the previous year.
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Rounes
Mt de Caren
Dismissal and Union Conflict Shrouded in Arbitration Act
A disrupted union dispute unfolds as suspensions and potential worker unrest surface amid a planned arbitration under the Arbitration Act. Judges may preside, with three senators hearing the basic wage issue as tensions rise over discipline and labor actions.
Street accident damages case against Winder company
A supreme court jury awarded 104 pounds and 8 shillings after a driver employed by McDons Id Mamiten Co caused a fire and burned Winder, 44, who sued for injuries claiming the company’s workshops were negligent. The company denied negligence.
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Tsa
Wika
Horns Winder
Omar
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