Talks Resume as Clark Letter to Reds Emerges
Fragmented OCR describes a United Nations mission urging restraint and warning of distortions. It mentions General Kim Bung and General Pon Mwb Husl with disputed passages about prisoners, UN membership, and private briefings in London and other capitals amid Korean tension.
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Chine Communist “Volunteers
Pon Mwb-Husl
Clarke Welto
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Cungren
Wasneta
Aucune
London
Widnening
Eurcull Marris
Reds murder 15 North K reans in compound Kosr aland
A United Press report describes abuses at a Korean prison compound with prisoners killed and wounded. Major Korn reports North Korean forces executed or disappeared detainees as United Nations observers monitor post raid conditions amid ongoing troop activity and investigations.
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Tokyo
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United Nations
Asa Sam
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Americari
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Inez Mehl
Rita Anit Msorder
Arma
Prion
Retaliation on China if air attack Washington
Reports quote General Clark threatening all out retaliation if Communist China attacks Manchuria bases. U S leaders warn Communists to avoid indiscriminate bombing and speak of escalating pressure if necessary.
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Washington
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Tafts Bid To Take Convention Control
Taft allies push to control the convention with General Douglas MacArthur named as a key supporter. Reports quote MacArthur in Washington praising Taft and denouncing rivals, while Hugh S. Cole in Oregon notes the organization is secure and the machinists are rigged.
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Russia Rejects U N Arms Limit Plan
New York report says Russia rejected a United Nations plan capping armed forces at 1,500,000 for the United States Soviet Union and China and 100,000 for Britain and France. Critics call the proposal impractical and favor maintaining or expanding armaments and weapons. Military and political figures debate potential impacts on global security and SCR restraint.
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New York
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Soviet Union
China
Britain
France
Maule
Alamig
Folley
Meri
Hadey
Collins
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Pavone
Menzies Talks on N Guinea and Dutch Australian Plan
Reports from The Hague indicate Prime Minister Menzies discussed a long term settlement for the New Guinea problem. Sources say Australia and the Netherlands may pursue a Dutch Australian condominium or similar arrangement with talks ongoing among key ministers and officials.
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Werkealay
Morizton
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Siringen
Warning on Indonesia and Indigenes Travel Chronicle
In a muddled report from a Dutch New Guinea posting, President Borkarny addresses Indonesian migrants and transit routes. The piece notes Melbourne visitors aboard the Dutch steamer Badak, including a windbound family with two children, amid political tension and population exchange talk.
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Unions Protest on Glen Daves
Unions gather in Glen Daves area in a broad protest described as nationwide. Federal government discussions and potential action loom as workers advocate for retention and support from Congress and the ACT.
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Glen Daves
World wool prices rise amid tightening supply
A report shows global wool prices climbing as supply tightens and demand grows. Analysts note production cuts and stronger buying in key markets, with forecasts of continued price pressure into the coming year.
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Baer Evyland
Suny Pevady
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Ehelr
Rude Stoctoy
Erlon
End of Metal Trades Union Action Triggers Remand to Work
The metal trades unions ended tentative talks and prepared for a return to work as unions pressed for higher wages and better margins. A conference of port and shipyard unions discussed enforcing a unified strategy while awaiting a formal decision from federal officials on prosecutions and future trade actions.
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ARTO
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Byunoy
Roilkrmaiors Society
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Russian Still in Japan Dominates Evening Dispatch
A fragmented report notes a Russian presence in Japan and mentions a Commonwealth representative and commentary on approval by a council. The text references various names and places, including Tokyo and allied nations, but remains unclear about concrete actions or outcomes.
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Commonwealth
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Japan
Riventn
Economic talks in London scrutinize sterling impact on imports
The March discussions in London involve UK Government and Commonwealth figures examining how foreign imports affect the pound sterling. Delegates from Australia and other allies push for considerations on protective measures and trade policy amid wartime restraints.
Berlin Road Closure Report With Military Movements
A fragmented report notes Berlin road closures and German and American military activity. Mentions patrols, commissions, and local names, with uncertain references to war events and personnel.
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Berlin
Weementay
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