Power restrictions flood regional electricity supply
Urgent gazette orders cut coal use and restrict electricity across Kyogle to Dabo and Wagga. Heating water washing utensils cooking and lighting limited, with exceptions for newspapers banks and certain factories. Gas and fuel supplies scarce as transport and relief efforts ramp up to aid stranded residents.
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Jyiney
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Electricity Cuts Hit Canberra Power Supply
Canberra faces a sharp 30 percent electricity cut after a regulator plan, with curbs likely to trigger blackouts. Residential use faces strict limits while hospitals, clinics, and essential services seek exceptions. Officials warn of emergency gaps and urge rationing to keep critical services running.
Stalin suffers another heart attack in Moscow report
A radio commentator cited by Drew Pearson said the United States Embassy in Moscow informed the State Department that Joseph Stalin has suffered a third heart attack in two years. The report referenced tensions over American and Allied positions and noted the uncertain status of Stalin’s health.
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Drew Pearson
Brosden
United States
Moscow
State Department
Stalin
AFL Says Economy of United States Is Sound
In a cautious monthly survey by the American Federation of Labour, the report says the U S economy is sound with healthy employment and potential for improvement. It notes risks but expects cooperation between policymakers and management to curb waste and boost output.
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AFL
United States
Wabhington
Ita
Wabgure Monthly
Alaatton
Ubat Unm
English Team Drops Bedner for New Zealand Match
The English team made a surprise change with Alec Bedner replaced by C Gladwin, as Lavin prepares for the Bat Day. The Duke of Edinburgh attended and Michert Parker kept wicket for the home club, while New Zealand beat East Molesey by one wicket.
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Exigand
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Deebyehire Taximedium
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Agreement on German Austrian treaties nears final form
The reported talks foresee Germany and Berlin agreeing to live and work together until a final settlement. Acknowledgment of Austrian territorial and reparation claims is mentioned, with an eventual compromise peace. Secret discussions continue among West European ministers as they draft a communique for the conference.
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Irtary
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Trier
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Aelu
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Australia Asked to Join Asian Labour Federation
Australia urged to join a proposed Asian Federation of Labour amid talks at Geneva. Delegates from nations including India, Japan, Turkey, Burma, Ceylon, Indonesia, and Syria supported creating a regional workers alliance to counter foreign exploitation and raise living standards. US and European influence noted as a concern.
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Labaue
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Asian Federation of Labour
Eadtern
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Katan
Cine
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Eran
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Syria
Burma
Ceylon
Afghanistan
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Mussolini's Treasure Seized and Traced in Rome
A fragmentary report notes Mussolini's treasure seized in Rome and traced to movements through Communist networks. Prosecutors say about £320,000 linked to foreign currents and wartime expenses. The exact treasure location remains unresolved as investigations touch wartime Germany and postwar movements.
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Repatriation of Japanese P O W s From Siberia
The Japanese government plans a Siberian repatriation operation carrying about 95 000 Japanese or Shera from the port of Nantes with Russian officials assisting. The move follows a decision by General Mar and other authorities to uphold humane treatment in the disposition of captives as repatriation proceeds to Japan within days.
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Siberian
Nantes
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Pls
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Moncow
Ramis
German Politician Attacks Allied Plans at Mass Rally
A 75,000 crowd in Geleenkirchen heard a Social Democratic leader accuse the Allies of harsh Germany policies. He attacked Soviet and Western plans for postwar Germany, denouncing reparations and dismantling as unsafe.
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London
Social Democratic Party
Geleenkirchen
Stalin
Geen Cuang
Amina
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darmanUlog
Petorica i
Australians Blamed for Theft of Australian Goods
A garbled report alleges Australians blamed others for pilfering from a British crew. Investigation concerns stolen rides consigned from Australia. The botanist claimed a mysterious wand and two strange items came from the Australian desert.
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Tandon
Monany
Kew Gardena
Gare
AmtrastAite
Australia
Antetratian
Communists Order Foreigners Out of Shanghai Mansions
A historical note describes 1930s Communist actions in Shanghai involving expulsion of foreigners and confiscation of alien property as tensions rose before the Sino-Japanese War. It mentions the Chinese Nationalist Government and discussions of a Communist dominated coalition and diplomacy with foreign governments.
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Shanghai
Beith Interes
Waa Fm
Namue
Coma Mints
San Franco
Chince Communata
Ter
Dewey Urges Western Powers’ Interdependence
At Williams College in Massachusetts Dewey warned that separate nations cannot solve global problems alone. He urged collective economic aid and unity among Western Europe and the Americas and reaffirmed support for economic and rotary aid to Europe to counter Communism and unrest.
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Faehia
Emma” Dewey
Sconamit
Rotary
Europe
Aighix
U S Embassy Denies Chinese Communist Espionage Claim
Reuters reports the U S Embassy in Mukden rejects Chinese Communist charges that the American Consulate there was an espionage hub. An embassy spokesman calls the claim too fantastic for comment as radio broadcasts in Manchuria spread allegations.
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Reuter
Nanking
Fimbang Haw
Mukden
Republicans clash with Francoites at Paris football match
Spanish Republicans clashed with Francoists at a Spain vs France match in Paris. French bayonets joined police to shield the Spanish team as about thirty police protected the players, with thousands of Spaniards in attendance. No serious injuries reported.
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France
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U.S. Miners Resume Work After One Week Strike
U S miners return to work after a one week walkout in Pittsburgh amid stalled negotiations. About 400,000 United Mine Workers had been idle, seeking full week’s wages before their annual day off. Industry leaders offered no agreement as talks continued.
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Halla
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U.S
Pittsburgh
Onn L. Law
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Dak
Midight
Pelwomn Lewis
Manta
Monsoon Season Hits Japan and Okinawa Region
Severe flooding floods homes as rivers breach embankments in Japan and Okinawa. About 20,000 families lose shelter amid disrupted communications and damaged crops. Typhoon remnants force evacuations and temporary closures as the storm approaches the region.
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Davis Cup Challenge Round Details and Dates
Davis Cup schedule announced for Wilmington Club Delaware and Montreal Havana matches. Walter Mertil reports Canada meets Australia in Montreal July 29 23 and 24 while Cuba faces Mexico in Havana July 2 3 4. Winners advance to Wilmington then the challenge round set for August 36 27 and 28 at West Side Club Forest Hills New York.
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Wilmington
Delaware
Lawn Tennig Association
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Aumaalia
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Montreal
Monico
Cubs
Havana
Weal Bide Club
Forrest Hille
Ew York
Robeson Junior Hooted After Marrying White Girl
A fragmentary report describes Robeson junior, 21, leaving an apartment after marrying a white girl. The scene involved Robeson senior returning from a two week visit to Moscow and a crowd forming outside the building. The report notes no particular excitement in the Soviet center and mentions Polfoy assisting the newlyweds.
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Junior
Kyn Pauls Greenburgy
Negro Baehlon
Robeson Aenior
Moscow
Diab Davied
Hin Wits Tett Tie
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Pak
Robeson
Bromwich Wins First Game at Wrabledor
London reports J Bromwich defeated J McArde in straight sets 6 1 6 1 8 0 at Whinbledon this morning.
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Wrabledor
London
J. Bromwich
McArde
Treland
Lennie
Whinbledon
Wea
Archbishops Elevation Narrated Amid Turbulent Times
A fragmentary report notes the Archpriest of Prague being named cardinal, with references to Beran and an uneasy milieu. Police were stationed outside the archbishop’s residence as events unfolded amid unclear dates and names.
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Japan Faces Political Turmoil and Labor Strife
A chaotic report outlines tensions as Japan contends with a decentered armed force and rising civil unrest. Accusations fly between government factions and the Japanese Communist Party while police arrest striking workers in Tokyo amid economic strain and retrenchment.
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Tollee
Dupan
Uricom
Cama i
Japan
Riapie
iGovernment Pal
Hosen Hirokawa
Hon
Topo
Pallee
Tokyo
Chae
J Rirety
Bupe
General MacArthur
Rim
FAVEA Indumegiat Receives Radio OP Bid
A fragment from a dated notice shows FAVEA seeking bids for a radio operation. The readable portion indicates a planned reception within a week, though details are unclear and further text is missing.
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