Japanese destroyer recall after Rabaul incident
An investigation led by the Australian Government resulted in recalling the Japanese destroyer Yaizuki after leaving Rabaul. Most civilians were evacuated as Formosan replacements prepared to take their place. the event prompted political debate on parliamentary actions and government urgency.
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Nana
Ky Omer
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Prime Minister Signals Referendum On Expanded Federal Powers
The Australian Labor Party meeting chaired by Prime Minister Chifley announced plans to introduce a bill seeking a referendum. The proposal would grant the Commonwealth authority over industry and major services, with concurrent referendums on employment, social services, and nationalization powers. The move aims to determine if voters want separate or joint questions on expanding federal control.
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Disturbance at Amsterdam Camp Turns Fatal
In Amsterdam a prison disturbance erupted when 2400 inmates, including 2400 men and women, were ordered to report to the camp commandant. Two inmates were killed and seven injured as unrest continued threatening the facility.
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Amsterdam
Tuemiay
Avalanche Engulfs French Village in Alps
A massive avalanche buried a French village with eight feared dead. Rescue teams dig through 30 feet of snow near Keshalp in the Alpine region as authorities mobilize three dozen workers and equipment.
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London
Tuneday
Annie Tnty
Keshalp
Crenbies
Anya
Western Powers Targeted by Sharp Madrid Radio Broadcast
A distorted radio broadcast from Madrid attacks Western democracies and mocks Allied leadership forces. It claims Franco’s regime defends national independence while condemning Allied actions and hints at Franco returning to power as World War II tensions rise. The piece notes U S France and Britain reacting amid ongoing diplomacy and frontier mobilizations.
Eurasion Sentenced for Aiding Japs in Malaya War Crimes
British military court convicts Eurasion for collaboration with Japanese forces in Malaya. He disclosed secret radios to Japanese occupiers, facing imprisonment and possible execution. The trial also cites torture of inhabitants and aiding Allied air raids, with several officers named in proceedings.
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Cleves Eitorne Woodtorn
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Menem
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Greenwaile
Lisuki Toantg
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Andamen Islands
Six U S Firms Indicted For Trade Monopoly
Six U S ball bearing manufacturers, including a major company, were indicted on charges of monopolistic trade practices. The Attorney General, Mr Clark, announced the indictments as part of ongoing anti trust enforcement.
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Clark
United
Gener Motare
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Fg Company
Bedend
Truce Mission Heads for Manchuria Amid Frontline Unrest
Chinese authorities report a tentative truce reaching Manchuria as Chinese forces face ongoing border hostilities. Troop movements near Mukden and Changchun are noted, with warnings that Japanese forces may attempt wider incursions into Soviet territory. Student demonstrations persist in Manchuria as controls tighten and transport limits hinder redeployment.
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Yon Ping
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Sia
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London Chamber Notes on Empire Economic Security
A London address to the Chambers of Commerce discusses imperial economic security and the role of Wall Street in future imperial development. The speaker argues for cautious collaboration with financial markets to fund growth and safeguard the empire’s financial footing.
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Twetay
Chambers of Commerce
Balfour
Wall Street
Three More Bodies Washed Up From Airliner Crash
Turnday reports three additional bodies washed ashore after an ANA airliner crashed off Bevon Mile Beach Sunday night. Two bodies identified as M G Weight of Caniacarne Tasmania and Mind Leite Juyvon of Camberwell Victoria. Police continue to recover remains as divers search for the fuselage.
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Trentendoun
Four in court on siphoning charges in Ottawa
Four persons appeared before a magistrate in Ottawa on charges of siphoning state pecrote to the Roviel and were remanded until tomorrow. The Crown Prosecutor said new charges may be brought against Emma Walkin who was represented by Faun. the previous picket guilty plea was withdrawn. No plea was entered.
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Tusada
Emma Walkin
Faun
Favourable Atmosphere Urged by Congress for Indian Talks
New Delhi reports Congress leaders urge a cooperative atmosphere to aid talks with Britain. They blame disturbances in Calcutta Bombay Madras New Delhi and Lahore on anti talks efforts but pledge to restore order and allow Britain to seek settlement. General Auchinleck calls for a commission to investigate the Royal Indian Navy mutiny and promises action against ringleaders and violators.
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Congress Party
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Bombay
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Lahore
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Government of India
No Organised Opposition to Loan to Britain
Washington reports that Congress shows no unified stance against a proposed loan to Britain. Roosevelt and Churchill tensions surface over imperial preferences, seen as symbolic rather than economic. The issue could affect Britain, the empire, and world economy if delays extend.
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Washington
New York Times
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War Crimes Trial Summary From Malaya Conviction Report
Corpral Hamada and Sergeant Yemnamote were executed following a war crimes conviction in Malaya. The court proceedings and dates refer to April events and related tribunals in the region.
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Tuaming
Hamada
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Cilegiana
Foc talieta Active in Wumanin and Bucharest
Fragmentary report shows a political party faction within the government opposition deciding on alliance. The text references numbers 232 and 98 as votes to join the Communist bloc for the forthcoming session.
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Ruimaniati Bolal Dewrat
Sossition
Indonesian Front Briefs Amid Pacific War Turmoil
Allied command reports heavy fighting in remote Indonesian areas near Meday with ambushes and jungle evasions. Indonesian and Indian forces suffer captures while a reconnaissance column from the Allied side is delayed by mines and machine-gun fire.
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Saturainy
Meday
Moscow Reports Greek Cabinet Resignations Over Election
Moscow alleges foreign patronage in Greece as ten Greek cabinet members resign over the election. The British loan offer to stabilize currency is debated in the House of Commons alongside calls to suspend elections. Soviet charges denied by the U.S. State Department.
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Moscow address echoes secrecy in Australian report
A report from Sydney describes Turmeny Mierutchin of the nonciu lating In Anal presenting to Moscow officials via audio recordings. Former Australian Minister to Moscow Ma fuwy durham and other cabinet members attended a secret briefing this afternoon. The address, praised as better than the vote given to the people, was kept under tight seal as officials delayed reporting to the Minister for External nate.
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Anglo French Plans to Vacate Lebanon
Paris reports the French Foreign Office states Lebanon will withdraw Brigiah and Fromtch pro poonia by April 30, with most Russian forces and dictatorship leaving. French troops to depart by August 31 under an agreed withdrawal plan.
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Compulsory Wheat Growing in Britain Enacted
The House of Commons announces compulsory wheat growing to secure at least 2 500 000 acres for the wartime harvest. The agriculture minister Mr William Moulture reveals a price rise of 19 per cent for wheat from the harvest.
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Britain
William
Churchill Denies For Britain Policy Shift After Talks
In a Foreign Office statement Churchill rejects claims Britain altered policy under Foreign Secretary Bevin. Moscow radio cites Pravda alleging he warned against a renewed wartime axis with the United States and Soviet Union. Churchill also refused to disclose topics of a farewell talk with President Truman.
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British Hosiery Gift Promises Factory Aid
London on Tuesday Princess Thewbath was presented with a pair of fully tailored stockings made in Britain at an inter national event. Mary Bhewid Quorn, who also received a pair, promised to send coupons to the factory for the future.
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Sydney fund debated as budget figures reviewed
The HMAS Sydney fund, valued over £400,000, will be considered during budget deliberations. Prime Minister Chifley said the fund is a trust and can only be redirected by Parliament, not returned to donors.
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Min Fraser
den Monaro
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Deak
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Rydney Lind
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MME Ab, Sydney
India cuts ties with South Africa over race policy
New Delhi announces termination of diplomatic relations with Pretoria amid anti apartheid actions. The move follows mounting sanctions and protest over racial governance, signaling a major shift in regional diplomacy and trade policy.
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