Bevin Decries Conference As Farcical In Paris
Paris dispatch reports British Foreign Minister Bevin calling the foreign ministers' meeting farcical as they fail to agree on Italian draft treaty terms. Molotov hints at colonial questions and delays, while talks focus on arbitration, Danube freedom, and Yugoslav concerns over a 10 year compromise proposal.
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Paris
Bevin
Greace
Molotov
Ridge
Sree
Meputian
Byres
Danube
the Times
Saya
Yugorlav Goverment
Italy
Torviga
Tamcoaptatla Ag Triste
Balkans
Ite Ory
Tatiana
Lwreata
Jews Defiant in Court in Jerusalem Disorder
In Jerusalem a court case saw Jewish defendants refuse to stand for officials and shout about armed struggle for independence. Relatives in the gallery encouraged the accused as police and troops restored order after the defendants claimed they fought for liberation of an oppressed nation.
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Tegun Eumt
Laritien Bergoank
Korean Guard to Die for Cruelties
Singapore dated dispatch reports Hayash Bishum, a Korean known as Maggot on the Siam-Burma railway, sentenced to death for inhuman treatment of Sergeant Whitfield of the AUF, leading to Whitfield’s death. The execution by hanging follows a court martial at Port Blair.
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Singapore
Hayash Bishum
Siama-Burma
Sergt. Whitfield
AUF
New Zealand to Ease Taxation Burden
Auckland reports the government plans relief from taxation. Direct and indirect taxes will be reviewed to cut sales tax on certain commodities and reduce overall tax pressure. The move aims to shift from wartime to peacetime economy while considering other fiscal measures.
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Auckland
Econcrate
Manton
County Cricket in England results and standings
London Wednesday report of county cricket results with scores against Kent Warwickshire and others. Hazell, Hollies, Maraiall, Hollies figures noted. Various declared totals and margins described with multiple matches summarized in brief.
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London
Wednanday
Criekat Remvita
Homeravi
Amd
Kent
WWD
Ruse
Hazell
Oy Ruse
Warwick
Say
Lateauter
Hollies
Maraiall
Rune Torkehire
Notte
Inningaane
Low
Drow Vette
Oxford Universitys
Two Soviet Republics Liquidated Amid War Time Tragedy
A fragmented report details Soviet wartime actions including the liquidation of two republics, mass casualties, and alleged government operations. The piece cites wartime logistics such as ammunition stockpiles and landing craft, with mentions of officials and regions under strain during the conflict.
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Oscaw
Weaneadsy
Atver Wes Igulaation
Bouchern Rink
Wal Amon Ua
Warnate
Bovine
SEP
Otaneta
Bic
Critmean Publica
Pnitana
Gupleied
Calrayen
Jan Caenowingnat
Atatad Bo
Woman Doctor's Grim Fight to Save Patient in Snowbound Town
In Adaminaby, a snowbound settlement, Dr Muriel McPhillips battled extreme cold and limited supplies to reach patient Ernie Crowe, battling through heavy snow on skis. Shepherded by local police, she faced brutal conditions, delivering urgent care until the patient stabilized and was transferred for further treatment.
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Coosa
Adaminaby
Gt. Munkill
Ademinaby
Muriel McPhiliipa
McPpilth
Ernest Crowe
Bailie
Aiie Crowe
Crowe
Sergt Maskill
Jacuanipath
Beonatbie
Hanie
Yarrangebuly Cave
Chinese Anti War Groups Demand U S Vacate China
Chinese anti war groups call for the United States to quit China and halt support for Chiang Kai shek’s government. The claim provokes strong reactions at Nanking and among Communist officials who denounce U S statements as propaganda aiming to influence American public opinion.
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U.S
China
Meng Ch
de Meandad
United States
America
Chiang Kai Shek
Pengo
Nanking
Ameri- Jcan
Merehal
Executive Replacing Parliament Tale From London
A fragment from London reports Liberal Party leader Clement detailing perceived government overreach of the parliamentary machine. He cites fears of executive power expanding through the Overset Council and questions the role of Parliament in governing.
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London
Lewier
Liberal Parliaementary Party
Clement da
Vleet
Moslems Accept British Plan For India
The Moslem League Working Committee announced to the Viceroy their decision to join the Interim Government. They confirm acceptance of the plan and will urge provinces under Congress control to prepare candidates for the Constituent Assembly election as a final government statement is expected within 24 hours.
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Lord Wavell
Brian
Fire Losses Prompt Big Fire Authority Meeting
Washington fire chief Herbert Friede told a convention that years of large urban blazes in the United States have caused more than 10 000 deaths and about 400 million dollars in annual losses. He cited the past five years with over 100 000 fires and 40 000 casualties, noting two to three deaths in the latest figures and urging action as major projects like a new terminal worth 11 million dollars loom amid the fire crisis.
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New York
United Stazes
Herbert Friede
Fire Alarme
Washington
Kasten Aawoelution& Bf Fine Chietay
Manchurian War Plotter Details Emerging From Tribunal
A witness before the Crimes Tribunal described the Manchurian Incident of 1931 as evolving from an abortive military plot to seize Dongbei government power. Key figures allegedly planned a mob attack to seize control, with 2090 yen said to be given to Dr. Shumal Okawa, who faced psychiatric confinement. The testimony cited planned use of bombs and a revolution led by allies including a colonel seeking armfuls of troops as August 1851 discussions surfaced.
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Tokyo
Odpelea
Onoauks Shimizu
Shumal Okawa
Shimieu
Colnel
Shlmley
Fyorveter
Duplicity Of Von Neurath Revealed By Documents
German war trials revealed two documents by Heinrich von Neurath and his deputy Fritz Frank outlining plans to destroy the Czech nation and curb language and education. A Reuters report notes a six‑turbine plane bearing Neurath’s signature. The documents describe liquidation of certain intelligentsia and expulsion of teachers and writers as a means to suppress Czech education and culture.
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von Neurath
Nuremberg
Frank
Canadian crash victims looted by army deserters
Montreal reports that 24 Canadian airmen killed when a Liberator crashed near Bt Donat, Quebec on October 20 were robbed of large sums by army deserters who hid in the mountains. The tale, cited by the Montreal Herald, says the thefts occurred after long service in Newfoundland with little chance to spend money.
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Montreal
Aaurvea
Bt. Donat
Queder
Inave
Tong
New + Toundland
Evatt Warns on Delays in Atomic Control Agreement
Dr. Evatt told the Atomic Energy Commission that delays in an international control accord could lead to secrets and stockpiles of fusionable materials. He urged immediate steps to provide supplies for researchers and fair shares for all nations. Dr. Gywit supported an international convention with freedom for national research, within security limits. The Commission backed a Evatt proposal for a one-nation representative committee with advisers to study proposals and issue a report.
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DR. Evatt
New York
Web
Evatt
Atomic Energy Commission
Gywit
Austrasia
Atos Gromayka Nnd
Boviet
Saat Keeith Bee
Wimbledon Australian Form At The Championships
Britons face mixed results as Australians excel in early rounds at Wimbledon. Brown and Beaman advance in the singles, while Harper and Vanewo push strong in doubles and mixed events with notable scores among top internationals.
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Australiny
England
Vanewo
Dutch
Harper Vam
Nazis Regain Control Of Industry And Transport Plans
In Moscow and London reports indicate Nazi authorities retook key industrial and transport control. The German ministry aims to extend wartime power to manage production and the movement of brides and migrants, signaling continued tight wartime oversight into the near term.
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London
Brix
Akipying
Moscow
Wedneway
Iy Miriy
Nercote
Germany
Thor
No Repatriation of Japs From Manchuria
At an Allied Control Council meeting the U S delegate told the Soviet representative that the Potsdam Declaration required repatriation of Japanese, but none had been repatriated from Manchuria. The discussion stressed that the agenda centered on repatriation intentions, not action, with Acheson noting insufficient cooperation from authorities and concern over progress.
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Tokyo
Wednewey
Allied Control Council
U.S
Manchuria
Acheson
World awaits with suspense atomic bomb tests on Monday
A chaotic account describes an impending atomic test near Kwajalein with Admiral Elsady overseeing complex preparations. Thousands of army and navy personnel will depart the lagoon as cameras and instruments are readied, while observers monitor the event from a safe distance amid wartime secrecy and risk of unpredictable water effects.
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Elsady
Knnd
McKinley
Appalachia
Beajoe Vancutts
Kwajalein
Silandys
Tha Atoll
Appalling Rate in British Divorce Cases
London reports shocking divorce statistics with 90 percent of couples seeking separation or legal action. The National Marriage Council criticizes the procedure and calls for reform in the legal preparation and handling of divorce cases.
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London
Wadnendey
D. M. Mase
Mace
Téviga Council
Evidence Supports Theory of King's Assassination
A Reuters report notes that foreign officials and medical boards examined the death of King Bhumibol Adulyadej. An international panel scrutinized the king's body, teeth, and X rays, with findings to be included in an official Siamese commission report and public testimony.
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Warhington
Ukr
Acheson
Plussie
Unie
Bangkok
Ted Blate
Reuters
Science Monitor
Corrmpendamt
Ant
Reuben Markham
Rumaila
Inde
Mahidol
Conald
United
Pad
King van
Moscow
Bucharest
Rumien
Nhaing
Tagliah
Optical IW Balkans Dominates Murky Yugoslav Policy
A scrambled report states Wornenaaye Se Leo Huehstation, an Amaricha member of UNA Mason, was removed from post and ordered to Washington. Mission discussions covered censorship, favorable shifts in Yugoslavia, and conflicting accounts involving Miss Ydiew Wright, an Australian, amid unclear policy updates. The text references Calomat, Bergiechtie, and Bat policies with vague timing and outcomes.
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JSP
Wornenaaye
Leo Huehstation
Amaricha
UNA
Washington
Bey Calomat
Mutha Bergiechtie
Mission
LRA
Bergieeni
R.A
Yugoslavia
Ydiew Wright
Bertame Fer
Orga 3
Baseballers Killed in Bus Crash Reports Mixed
A bus crash involving baseball players from Watouatay and Western International League teams left several dead and nine injured. Details are unclear with damaged text and conflicting reports on casualty numbers.
Charges Against Mikhailovitch Belgrade Trial Testimony
Five Serbian peasants testified at the trial of Mikhailovitch that Chetnik forces stormed a village in December 1943 with cries of fighting for King and country against the Communists. Mikhailovitch admitted that Ivan was commander of his forces while Daving denied ordering the massacre.
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Belgrade
Bmilcnmstovitch
Larough Bulochi
Miktallovitch
Iian
DaVing
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Helgata
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