U S Defends Proposals For Angaur Island Work
United States defense of Angaur Island operations aims to boost indigenous food production and cut reliance on appropriated funds. The plan involves fertilizer use and collaboration with Allied and Japanese mandate history, amid questions of consultation with Western Commission and British government.
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Sundi Tha
Angaur Island
Japan
United States
Maiter Socketman
Generel MavAri
Pealquamara
Wn. Amegan
Lamie Wong
Spetaarnanan
Macey UF
Par Wastern Commission
Brit Ah
Angaur
Waa
Americas Cancern
Wantinguin
Genes
Tangent
Imbouir
al Rim
Aparece
Tie Xpomenman
Amis
Janet
Three British Soldiers Killed in Palestine
A Sunday report from Jerusalem notes British casualties after a taxi attack at the Astoria Cafe in Haifa. Two officers killed and a Jewish bartender injured as gunmen opened fire, with conflicting cables claiming one or three soldiers dead and several wounded amid broader clashes in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. Police raid entertainment venues in Tel Aviv as the violence spreads.
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Jerusalem
Astoria
Hain
Stendy
United Press Corres Mun
Tel Aviv
Saya
Te Saldiere
Paten
Biern
Alexander Rubiwits
Ray Purran
el Avi
Prana
Ise Hmate
Palestine
Berette
Miter
Fartan
Allenby
Joe
Hindustan System and Future Govt Debate Raised
In New Delhi, Buna notes the Hindustan System and future government amid claims by the so called "Bunday men" on independence and governance. The piece outlines shifting political voices and security concerns affecting national policy.
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New Delhi
Buna
Hindustan Federevernment
Ukrainians Killed in Polish Campaign Report
Unclear report states Ukrainians were killed in a Polish campaign conducted by the Internal Security Corps during the recent three months. The note mentions General Karol Wrtenewski and a Vicr-Minister for Defense, with details about an attack and capture of locales within the United States.
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Aran Sonta
Weueat
Internal Security Corps
Terainiane
Karol Pwletenewski
Vicr
Defence
Addiag
Baltimore Journalist Convicted of Treason
A Baltimore journalist, once a prominent figure, was found guilty by a federal jury of treason related to wartime propaganda for Nazi Germany. The case highlighted broadcasts and printed material used to undermine the United States war effort.
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Baltimore
Doupine Chandler
Lrutorous Setivit Sal
Veterday
Chandler
Chandler Guy
Roe Jury
Sons of the
Union Committee Watch
Cyandier
Teader
France
North- Weat Frontier Province
Tanga
Caleucle
Take-Off Control Of Skymasters
Washington reports major changes in take-off fees for Skymaster air liners after an Air Safety Board inquiry into recent crashes that killed 48 people. The board recommends revising wind factor formulas used to calculate permissible take-off loads and to allow for temperature changes.
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Skymasters
Washington
Douglin
Skymaster
Mapedt i
Air Safety Board
Steamer Arrives Two Days Late From New York
A freighter named Supply, overdue two days, arrived after a rough voyage in bad weather between Pitsairn Galan and Anatratin dam. The Rattler reached port today as crews secured cargo and inspected damaged equipment.
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Rydney
New York
Rattler
Pitsairn Galan
Anatratin Dam
Howe
Gata
Worka
New ration scale for clothing announced for July 1
A new ration scale for clothing begins on Tuesday July 1. The Commonwealth Employment Bureaux schedules and details were announced. workers and traders are urged to prepare for the changes and ensure proper approvals.
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Bunda
Schdulen
Availa
Commonwealth Employment Bureaux
Mir
Vatican Attack on Yugoslavia Rumor Sparks Tension
A Vatican report claims Yugoslav authorities killed priests and interfered with graves while fining others for religious meetings. The Borba newspaper alleges the Vatican influenced Yugoslav diplomacy, amid allegations of church-state clashes and renewed tensions.
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Vatican
Yugoslavia
Nd Roman
Borson
Archbishop Elect Arrives in Perth Welcomed by Clergy
The Archbishop elect Rev. Robert W. Haines Moline arrived aboard the Orion from England on Sunday. About 400 clergy greeted him as he spoke of unity and the need to address sectarian views. A committee noted strong hopes for a united church term.
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Perth
Siect
Robert W. Haines Moline
Orion
England
Wea
Aid Thi
Inquiry Ordered Into Treatment of Native Workers
A Pretoria report notes an inquiry into how native workers are treated amid allegations involving Bethal farms. The Prime Minister chaired discussions as the Board of Native Affairs initiated formal scrutiny of labor practices and conditions.
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Pretoria
Five Whales Seen at Albay Near Albany Bay
Five whales sighted near Albay in French Tan's Bay by the te re Whaling Co's chaser yesterday. A. javelin was thrown at a cetacean but missed as the animal swam away. The rope tangled around the screw and parts of the vessel were cut free to recover.
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Albany
Te Re Whaling Co
French Tan's Bay
Albay
American Army Second to Russian in Provisions Debate
A scrambled wartime report discusses the American Army trailing the Russian army in funding. Officials cite the Senate Appropriations General and the department's estimates for rent and needed supplies.
UNALBA Spends 750 Million in London Rehabilitation Plans
The report notes UNALBA spent about £750 million in London on a near-complete operation. It outlines plans to add to the economy of other nations with a 38 million and 260 million figures cited. The document also mentions 2 million camp places and 440 lries on medical supplies.
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London
BurdanJor-Ainees
Lowell Rawk
Ireetor- Ra
Unarla
Leratio Eatin
Trade With Japan Held As Economic Necessity
The Australian quoted 94 payore in Japan under a new trading arrangement via the United Nations. The Australian opposition argued resumed trade with Japan is not a necessary stimulant but helps avoid continued UN burdens. Wilkinel claimed Australia was allowed 34 buyers and emphasized securing broad representation to support recovery and lessen economic strain.
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Japan
United Nations
Asapeamtea
Wilkinel
Australia
Br, Witkind
World leaders debate trade and peace at Labour Conference
At an International Labour Conference in Geneva, Mt. Ward, the Austere external affairs minister, argued the present world situation remains unsatisfactory due to profit driven trade and calls for freedom of association. Delegates warned of state control over unions while stressing mutual benefit and elimination of exploitation to advance world peace. Australia’s Mr Mawhing noted stresses on private enterprise and production to absorb purchasing power.
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Geneva
Mt. Ward
Mame Unie
Mipon
Mawhing
Australien
Governmenta al Na
Incresae
Australian economist predicts no widespread depression
Sydney reports Dr. A Exithine, an Australian born economist in the Budget Department, stating there will be no serious depression or wide unemployment nationwide. He warns America has learned from past shocks and urges focus on maximum employment and production.
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Sydney
Suatey
A. Exithine
Wala
Amithics
America
Regisle Ton
U S Coal Miners Begin 10 Day Holiday
U S coal miners start a 10 day holiday amid the longest stoppage in American history. About 400 000 workers and 32 days of production are cited as the expected impact. Negotiations continue between United Mine Workers President John L Lewis and mine owners representatives to resolve the labor dispute and possible future labor laws.
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Puttsburgh
Department of the Tutarior
Auckland Soccer Triumph Sees Folklore Amid City Match
Sunday reports sketchy as Kath Arar and Seeoey footballers 5 clash in Auckland. Players Jed and Tre Nowe are noted, Christchurch reference appears, but details remain unclear.
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Soccer Auckland
Kath
Arar
Seeoey
Christchurch
Sourabaya Sue to Buay for Month in Sydney
Sourabaya Sue, also known as Sourabaya Aue, arrived in Sydney with a one month permit. She endured a wartime stint under occupation and later broadcast propaganda via a secret radio. Papers say she plans to stay until permit expiry but has not chosen a destination yet.
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Sydney
Australia
Jeva
Mire Tanke
Aheep Matton
Nook Shola
Yugoslavs object to UN sub commission visit plan
A Yugoslav spokesman argued the Yar Bay Government denies any holdover incidents and asserts no grounds for investigation. The sub commission planned to probe Greek actions while reports say Greek irregular forces retreated into Yugoslavia on May 1 and April 1. Observers note Greece may seek full Article 32 action and UN recommendations await council response.
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Yar Bay
Mub-Commision
Yugoslavia
Apeil
Hindsr
Yugoatey
Apell
Gros
Marl
Ronird
Gresce
Aggrammion
Tasidmria Anid
Greece
Twt
Gouneil
Ecu
Former camp commander jailed after escape from U S prison camp
Anton Burger once led the Rastenstedt concentration camp for Jee in Seanarian. The report notes his escape from a U S prison camp in Vienna on Sunday and mentions Tellan involvement in the action.
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U.S
Vienna
Anton Burger
Rastenstedt
Jee
Semana Peearak
Action of
The
Tellan
U S Favours Interim Government For Indonesia Aid Planned
The State Department supports forming an interim Indonesian Federal Government and may consider financial aid after its establishment. Washington aims to curb strife between Indonesians and Dutch forces, seek a peaceful path, and avoid military operations while urging material production. General Budirman calls for total defence across fronts as Dutch commander denies knowledge of the message.
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U.S
State Department
Haring
Ned
Beta
Hague
Washington
Diuten
Indo
Republican Army
C-In-C
Budirman
Antara
Aden
Aay
Tay
Budirmac
Bpoor'e Menage
Southern Illinois Against Floods
Residents of Southern Illinois faced severe flood threats as the river rose over a century old, prompting evacuation orders for the area while Ottumwa, Iowa, suffers repeated flood impacts. Senator James Murray urged President Truman for relief and flood prevention, citing damages around 200 million dollars and widespread crop losses.
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New York
Tiiiola
Jevoenis
Duamoines
Ottumwa
Jamee Murray
Mantans
Hex
Tru Tmimion
Murray
Big Three Ministers Meeting in Paris Today
The Big Three foreign ministers meeting in Paris discussed Europe’s postwar reconstruction and an American credit role. Molotov opposed Anglo-French plans for a special commission to oversee relief, while Bevin and Bidault stressed co operation and economic unity. The talks touched on the Mar cab plan and European participation in economic decisions.
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Atolotov
Ems
Bevin
Bidauils
Molatov
Arparican
Anasclatad
Brrth
Laude
Oferr Bidaull
MFP
Beca
Barna
Seis
Bwwitnerland
Marcell Plan
M. Molotov
Catabilan & Apecial Commission
United States
Europe
Wellad Brent
Molotov
UNO
Moscow Radio
Pia
Seyn
Idault
Russia
English Team to Play South Africa
London Sunday selection lists Yerdbyy Each Ke Crangton Lancashire Barnett Hutton Washbrook Gladwin Derbyshire Compton Wright Lane Hollies with 3 ID Roberta in an 12th Cranston and Gladwin replace Beder and Pope.
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London
South Africa
Yerdbyy
Ke Crangton
Lancashire
Barnett
Hutton
Washbrook
Gladwin
Derbyshire
Compton
Wright
Lane
Hollies
Roberta
Cranston
Beder
Pope
British Migrants Wot Discontented
London dispatch reports no foundation for a rumor that British migrants in Canberra recently discontented. Officials say letters from the group were Hed down and that few have left to seek better working conditions. Many still await permits to join kin in Britain.
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London
Canberra
Britain
Bowlers Dominate English Cricket In Busy Weekend
A scrambled report shows bowlers asserting control across English fixtures with mixed scores. Highlights include Oxford University edging Surrey, Worcestershire near 131 with four wickets, and notable performances from Godard, Pollard, and Wellard as teams pursue strong starts.
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London
Mont County
Yeatsny
Gmail
Detalie
MCC
Karder
Rohnwou
Oxford University
Surrey
Godard
McCorkell
Mille
Cambridge University
Mont Carey
Oakes
Bates
Leicestershire
Pollard
Lancashire
Nottinghamshire
Woeeton
Jacks
Plimaon
South Africa
Northamptonshire
Houlise
Pritchard
Warwichaire
Ladon
Bower
Comat
Yorkshire
Sameon
Young
Worcestershire
Wellard
Somerset
Perks
Moworth
Aero Club Facilities Move to International Aeronautics Meet
Sunday report indicates the Aero Club facilities align with the International Aeronautics Federation meeting. The arrangement will permit the issuance of a certificate linked to the federation's records.
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Aero Club
Bydnex
Aero
Skull fractures in fall reported in Sydney
Sunday report states Edos Murphy aged 26 of Toongabble suffered skull fractures after being thrown from a horse near her home. Her condition was described as critical and she remains under medical care.
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Sydney
Edos Murphy
Toongabble
Tet Oun
Train derails in Mascat after brief airborne incident
A rail vehicle experienced an in-air malfunction and landed near Mascat, forcing an early return to base after about 80 minutes in flight. Repair crews conducted initial safety checks and prepared for conclusions on the incident.
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Tren Auetrelie Alriines
Mascat
Plang
Mt Franklin weather and Alpine Club weekend report
Mt Franklin was heavily snowed on with a strong gale near Canbarra as Alpine Club members spent a weekend at a chalet. Canberras Tourist Bureau director planned outreach and transportation detailing, while two vehicles collided and several parties were forced to turn back due to road conditions.
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Patanon
Vialtore Franklin
Reus Piyoh
Canbarra
Foot
Ieee Af
Franiinidera
Puna
Alpine Club
Ital
Tatalt
Nxt
Canberra
Canberes Tourst Bureas
W. Dunbar
Che
Reed
WBC
Yeaterday
Bendorn
Police Raid and Court Actions Highlight Brief News
A condensed report notes police raids on a local club and ensuing arrests. Clergyman conviction discussed in Milwaukee with a judge detailing long years of youth work and prior behavior. An Italian attack near British headquarters injures and kills, with a watchman and two others among the wounded.
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