Persia protests Soviet retention of troops in Iran
The Persian ambassador in Washington and Premier Mufterch pressed U S officials to confirm why Soviet troops remain in Iran despite Tehran’s 1943 pledge to evacuate. Reports say discussions framed as friendly but yielded no clear withdrawal timetable beyond generalities.
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Bertian Spurten
London
Rusalé
Waal
Ington
Huswein Alm
Mt. Byrnes
Hetain i
Persia
Ale
Uriilles
Teheran
Welcome U S Husbands as Bride Ship Arrives
From Sydney the Niner Monterey reached Fremantle with 082 Australian and New Zealand war personnel aboard. Two brides welcomed by snipes and bands faced delays as authorities vetted their husbands before the ship was cleared, amid crowds on the docks.
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Sydney
Monterey
New Zealand
Tisbanes
Verity Cutalde
California
Transport plans for brides to Australia
London reports war brides of Australian servicemen will receive 8776 bartha for March, with smaller prior allocations for January and February. Details were released by the Australian authorities and the Ministry of War Transport. Questioned in the House of Commons, officials said transfers to Australia would be made where feasible, with two troop ships arranged for Australia and New Zealand service.
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London
Bartha
Australie
Barthe
Ministry of War Transport
House 1 Commons
Barna
Australia
New Zealand
Robbery Report At Auckland Hotel In Rutland Incident
An unclear report describes bandits entering the Rutland Hotel in Meng near Auckland and prompting the manager to open an office. Guests were present as the bandits fled after menaced revolvers. the assailants disappeared without further incident.
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Auckland
Tusete
Rutland
Meng
Greek Leftists Demand Reform Before Elections
London report notes principal Greek Left Wing parties issue a manifesto to boycott the March election. They accuse the government of staging a coup and call for royal restoration opposition to the vote unless conditions include a new government, purge of collaborators, voter eligibility checks, dissolution of armed bands and monarchist groups.
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London
Tusa
Udde
Parvea Ore Repre
Collaboratora
Plbonere
Got Ng
Tanda
Ill-Treatment of Camp Prisoners Sparks Court Martial Case
Ottawa reports a court martial over ill treatment of fellow prisoners of war after Hong Kong. Two soldiers, a Canadian and a British serviceman, with witnesses from Britain Australia and the United States, face charges for improper fraternising and mistreatment at Geysma prison camp following the Hong Kong surrender.
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Ottawa
Tweday
Brittain
Australia
Unites
Atea Fo
Avidance
Canadien Cbm
Marcus Charieau Tupley
Britiah Amc
John Hugh Harvey
Geysma
Hong Kann
Arrest of British atomic expert in espionage case
Dr Ian MunneMay, a British atomic energy expert, was arrested by security officers after delivering a lecture at King’s College Strand. He faced charges under the Official Secrets Act for communicating information about atomic energy to a foreign recipient. MunneMay, linked to Cambridge and London University, had long ties with major Allied scientists and remained in custody at Bow Burnet Court with a March 19 remand date.
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London
Lipesial
Ian NunneMay
Sina
Kine Touegetthe Strand
Munn-May
Cambridge de Rove
PRD
London ‘University
Ste Wold
Protemmr Oliphant
Ie Sponge Telegraph
Giait
United States
Oliphant
Enwe
British Atomi Branch Commission
MunneMey
Montreal
Nunn-May
Canada
King's Caller
Munnally
Bowa Burnet Court
Ministry of Supply
Warsaw Quillings To Die
A London dated dispatch reports a military council in Natowine Iem that sentenced several officers of the anti Government Party to long terms for planning to overthrow the government. The remaining defendants received ten year terms. A wartime message also states that Po net soldiers have returned from Britain.
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London
Natowine
Rtn
H. Warcave Momage
Om Brita
Secret Test Flight Of New Fighter Aircraft
A secret test flight of Australia’s new fighter air craft was conducted with secrecy marks. AIS from the air force: the aircraft, powered by a twelve cylinder engine, was aligned and tilted at Fishermen’s Bend during the trial week.
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Melbourne
Australia
Ralle Royer Griffin
Fiaherinen
Nazi prisoners fight hard to save their lives
Nuremberg reports detail dramatic efforts by leading Nazis to portray themselves as victims of circumstance. Former Governor General of occupied Poland and other witnesses push claims to influence the court. Admirals and generals seek to challenge Allied war guilt amid questions over war orders and submarine warfare.
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Nuremberg
Tues
U S Loan to Britain Approved by War Mobilization Board
White House officials said the Reconversion Advisory Board of the Office of War Mobilization approved the proposed loan to Britain. President Truman had expressed support for the plan, signaling approval of funding during wartime recovery efforts.
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Washington
White House
Office of War Mobilization
Britain
Preadent Truman
Poeta Silat
Mannerheim’s resignation amid ill health
Lomo Tussany announces the Fitiniah people and says Marshal Mannerheim has resigned from leadership in Finland. Paasikivi takes over as Prime Minister while Mannerheim cites fatigue and claims the war guilt lines ended and Finland has met armistice terms except reparations, allowing retirement with conscience.
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Lomo
Tussany
Mannehheim
Paasikivi
Franco Promised to Help Hitler Then Backed Down
United States Army letters from France and Hitler shown to the French government reveal General Franco pledged Spain would enter WWII on two conditions and later withdrew. The documents detail plans for an assault on Gibraltar and Franco’s fear of Anglo American victory, with France pressed to support a joint attack while Spain stayed hesitant amid supply and military aid negotiations.
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London
Franco
Hitler
Spain
France
United States
Germany
State Department
Reuters
Paris
Giralter
Algeria
Gibraltar
Ambancador
Madrid
Mbythard von Brohrer
Muncalvnl
Hitter
Atce
Documenta
Naver
Dayn
Span
Momrundwin Adda
Khan Alredy
Ssimiar
Crak
Com Imunieta
Sosaliate
Orata
Fry
Washington
Moscow
Rusia
Britain
America
Trial Pending for Major Cousens
Aitor Charles Cousens, alleged to have browsden at Japanese propagands while a prisoner of war, will be brought to trial. The form of trial has not yet been determined, with Army legal authorities reviewing the report submitted to the Minister for the Army, Mr. Forde.
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Aitor
Charles Cousens
Brosden
Italy cedes Trieste as premier hints at accord
A fragmentary report notes Italy's premier and a government leader discussing a treaty ceding Trieste. The text is garbled but indicates approval of a cession with no resistance to aid any Italian interests.
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Rome
Italien
Forviga Gniater
de Ganpert
Pce
Trieste
Algu
Trade Collapse in Japan Under New Currency
Tokyo faces a capital drain as the new currency system causes business failures. Empty streets and shuttered offices reflect widespread downturn. Former millionaires seek loans while restaurants and housing suffer, and unemployment rises as people register for jobs or pensions amid the upheaval.
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Japan
Tokyo
Sweeping Antihilter Law Drafted in Germany
London report from the Berlin corresp ondent notes a sweeping new law drafted by three German ministers that could punish eight million Germans with up to ten years in punishment camps or confinement for aiding Hitler. The American punishment ranges suggest reparations and property seizure, with officials warning the United States could intervene.
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Lonndon
Toraldine Hiller
Berlin
Savouf
Depterica Déremnor
Wartime Amenities For Wyndham In Australia
Wartime link in Australia's aerial defence. Named after Paumce Australian war ace Truscott. Equipment to be transferred to Wyndham for local population use. Civil welcome extended by Wyndham residents to receive the gear including refrigerators and motor cars. Western Australian Government undertakes transfer of new equipment to Wyndham.
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Darwin
Tuseday
Truscott Miifield
Australia
Binigy
Truscott
Woontroo
Wyndham
Mimgrd
Reaidonta
4 Nett
Four Canadian Civil Servants Face Espionage Charge
Four civil servants named by the Prime Minister face espionage charges in Canada. Accused are Emm Wolken a cypher clerk Captain Sordom Cuman of the Canadian Information Service Edward Wilted Maserat Medrignerginerr and Katnigen Mary Willaher working with the British High Commissioner office. Evidence shows an undercover network aimed at obtaining secret and commercial information including atomic and radar data and wartime troop movements. Wolken pled guilty. others contest the charges as they await March 11 court remand.
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Emm& Wolken
Sordom’ Cuman
Canadian Information Service
Des
Mary Willaher
Amr
Mindlomures
Moscow
Aiid
Tshstin
Waa
Yauk
Wyisa Pubs
Samuel Rogor
Boikoi
Callilary Alaltit
Tyor Gow
Pacific
Research Council
Nocusea
Rumali
Mra. Wolken
Floods Submerge Towns in North Queensland
Devastating floods inundate Home Hill Ayr Townsville and surrounding areas in North Queensland. Water reaches deep levels in Townsville and Townsville area towns. homes, farms, and railway lines suffer extensive damage. Rescue efforts, aircraft relief, and government communication follow, with warnings of extended outages and hardship for residents.
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Queensland
Brisbane
Home Hill
Ayr
Rockhampton
Australian XI rout Auckland for heavy innings win
Australia hammered Auckland by an innings and 180 runs after four New Zealand batsmen fell cheaply. Australia scored 519 in first innings while New Zealand were all out for 138 in reply. Notable names include Pearman Whitelaw Johnson Rett Tallon Wallace and O'Reilly.
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Auckland
Austrla Y
New Zealand
Recone
Pearman
Touhuel Whitelaw
Aariea
Tb Johnson
Rett
Tallon
Toanacke
W. Wallace
DO Reilly
G. Wallace
Ibw
O'Reilly Lowery
Landwall
O'Renty Parke
Lindwel
North Atlantis Air Blake Conference Opens
The report notes the opening of the North Atlantis Air Blake Conference with remarks by officials and attendees. It references players and teams such as Lindwanl Toshack O'Henry and Minkelar in relation to bowling figures and match details. The text mentions audience attendance and the ongoing industrial and commercial discussions linked to the event.
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O'Reilly
Dumlin
Tunney
Australia
Welch
Ate
Lindwanl
Othar
Arvar
O'Henry
Domagn
Minkelar
Industry
Lemum
North Atlantis Air Blake
Blackmarket dealings in JAF currency exposed
Four American officers and seven Japanese arrested in a U S Army inquiry into blackmarket operations. Reports state several million yen involved with two deals totaling large sums and a transfer of around seven thousand dollars. Details given by the Army Criminal Investigation Division remain tentative.
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Por LO
Inveton Bivinson
Pore Attempt On GM Luxury Liner Reported
In a tense incident, strong patrols foiled an attempted attack on the luxury liner tied to the Heine Cel Pacillon at Syerpont dock. Fire was set but extinguished, with investigators tracing a trail from the scene toward Inasa, where warnings were issued and water patrols intensified.
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Lonron
Tymeday
Syerpont Dock
Ely i
Inasa
C P Candidate Withdraws From Candidacy in Far North Seat
C P candidate for the Kadon Monaro seat withdraws from upcoming election. Holgate, a Cosme resident, cites personal reasons for the withdrawal and notes the move is final.
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Tuewlay
Country Party
Kaden-Monaro Saat
Holgats
Nopoautant
Cosme
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