Stalin funeral orders issued across major Russian cities
Moscow radio announced artillery salutes would honor Stalin at noon Monday as his burial took place. The order covered Moscow and major cities including Leningrad Stalingrad Sevastopol Odessa and others. Bulganin issued a day of mourning and urged all ranks to honor the Soviet leader, with Pravda showing Stalin’s image and a hall of heroes.
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Odessa
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Nimcoc Art Eter USA
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Bulganin
Germany
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Eumpe
Axia
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Communist Party
New Russian Leadership Amid Turbulent Power Shifts
Unclear OCR reports a reshuffle in the Soviet leadership with Molotov and Stalin linked to key posts. Names like Voroshilov, Beria, and Malenkov appear amid mentions of internal security, foreign affairs, and party roles. Reading is fragmented, but new appointments suggest a major cabinet and Politburo realignment.
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Vil Mines Uke
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Wastiinizton
Haluray Agmriciy
Mateatkey
Bree Weield
Wien
New Russian Minister of Transport Amid Stalinist Shakeup
A reshuffle in the Soviet cabinet names a new Minister of Transport and outlines a broader reorganization. The move accompanies planned changes in the power station and chemical sectors. The Supreme Soviet will convene in Moscow on March 14 to approve the appointments.
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Froscen Aauia Rypurren
Rouge
Allin
Ise
Inuler Ve“A. Alyatioy
Eutkding
Cematruetin
van MuAh Ang
Thane
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Rubiine
Cher
Nyestand Mhonkes
Taoecow Futio
Matenieny WU
Atolenkov
THO Alters Date of London Visit
The notice reports a change in the approaching London visit for Marshal Titehan ulvaneet to Liritum Ny. JAC requests shifted from March 33 without an official explanation. The change is likely motivated by events in Moweaw.
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London
Titehan
Maryh
Moweaw
Oxford to award Freedom during Coronation visit
The Mayor of Oxford announces Prime Minister Monzien will receive the Freedom of Oxford during a London Coronation visit. Councillor Ay Bi Brown and Allat Pe linn-bayn indicate the ceremonial honor will be conferred in the capital.
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London
Oren
Allat Pelinn-bayn
Ay Bi Brown
Monzien
Oxford
23 Killed in Camp Riot Report From Tokyo
North Korea prisoners of war suffered 23 dead and four wounded when a riot broke out at a camp near Yongin Inland. United Nations troops reported no injuries among their personnel and described efforts to quell the incident. In related fighting near Kumsong Chinese forces attacked night guards, with casualties on both sides as UN forces resisted further incursions.
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M. Prinmer
Tod
United Nations
Socom
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Tnekest
Rand Bie Sanlvtadt
United National
Banat
Cormmander
Kumsong
North Karen
Burmese Troops Oust Chinese Guerrillas
Burmese forces drive out Chinese guerrillas in Rangoon and surrounding areas as tensions rise in the border region. The operation targets insurgent nests along key routes, with reports of clashes and regrouping by remaining guerrilla groups.
Monte Bello Tests Still Radioactive After Explosion
An Admiralty report notes Monte Bello area remains slightly radioactive after an October atomic bomb test near Western Australia. Officials warn the fallout affects nearby lands and air quality, with continued monitoring and precautionary measures in effect.
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Almatralia
Labour Swing Appears in Queensland and South Australia
Swing results show Labour gains in Queensland and South Australia as ballots counted. In Queensland the Gair government picks up four seats with three counts still undecided, while in South Australia the Playford government’s majority shrinks to one and will rely on independents after the Speaker’s election. The Liberal and Country parties challenge Labour prospects in other states.
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Parlement Seer
Tony
Pronounced Swing Brisbanes Labour Gains Told in Poll
The article reports Labour candidates increasing majorities in the northern sugar belt and industrial electorates. It notes Country and Liberal members trailing, with Condamine and Ta sumueewet as Labor leads by margins near 274 and 260 votes amid a fragmented field. Voter counts show about 1000 in the region with ongoing party shifts and recovery themes shaping outcomes. Bonn and Manding areas reveal uncertain shifts for the next state tally.
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Peaviouay al Ye
Denaia Cp
Wits & Iy
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Man
Alpes
Koout
Atdt
Bait
Shire
Sas
Labour hits 60 percent support in Australia vote
Fragmented OCR reports Labour claiming about 60 percent of the vote with mentions of Labour leadership under Mr. O'Gorman and the opposition figures. The text describes nationwide support levels across urban and rural areas and suggests a controversial, totalitarian tone attributed to Labour, with claims of strong metropolitan backing.
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Labour Party
Lanier
Tyr
Sme
Cma
Ataloowie Baan
Eatlanr
Charar
Mr. O'anoran
Australian Labour and Commonwealth conflict signal political shifts
Fragmented, garbled report suggests tensions between Labour parties in Australia and New Zealand leaders. Premier statements imply pressure on federal government and potential policy shifts amid calls for unity within Pacific nations.
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