Isolationists mobilise forces against Atlantic Pact in Senate delays
U S isolationists press opposition to the Atlantic Pact as Senate debates fuel and finance questions. Reports from Washington indicate heavy Republican resistance and concern over rearmament costs for Western Europe. Acheson and other officials discuss defense aid while plans for a Reykjavik test flight stir debate on alliance participation.
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Ovland
Washington
Dean Acheson
U.S
Plato
Bondiitaan
Corporal Killed in Japan During World War II
A wartime item notes the death of Corporal Arthur Ronny of the British forces in Japan amid fighting near Yokohama. Details are sparse due to damaged text but indicate a battlefield death during the Pacific campaign.
King's Foot Recovery Bulletin Notice
The King has recovered from his operation with blood flow to the right foot substantially improved. Doctors report ongoing convalescence and that a further bulletin will be issued when the King is safely convalescent.
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London
Lmao
Inxham
Amal
Furtra- Umental Tata
Xing Ia
Soviet Radio Criticism of Atlantic Pact Casts US as Global Bully
A Moscow radio commentator denounces the United States Atlantic Pact, accusing Washington of expanding naval and air power worldwide. The broadcast claims treaties with Portugal, Spain, Turkey, France, and Italy allow U S control of military bases in Algiers, Martinique, and Marakesh, expanding reach from Tunis to Indo China, and threatens Malta as a stepping stone.
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United States
Eatabuanine Naval
Il Hanca
Tates Haa
Portugal
Spain
Turkey
France
Italy
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States
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Martinique
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Tunle
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Zenader
Malta
Radicals Lead in French Elections Amid Turbulent Vote
Fragmented OCR report signals radicals leading in France with turnout near 12 million not voting on 3,038 national council seats. It notes a strong shift to anti-establishment sentiment and impending results shaping the new government and prime ministerial duties.
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Mitterand
Chinese planes bomb cruiser at Huiutso in wartime report
A Chinese Navy spokesman says Nationalist planes bombed a cruiser near Chungking, the ship burning for hours after a Saturday attack. Reports describe wartime actions along the Yangtze line with fears of a Communist offensive and precautionary measures amid rising tension in Manchuria and near Taankow and a treaty port at Kivilang.
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Weanwinile
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US Accuses US of Dominating Spain Bases for Europe
Pravda quoted Moscow dispatches claiming American authorities in Germany are directing Spain’s industry and transferring equipment to a Franco era base network. The report alleges US control of Spanish industrial output and a new strategic air base system, with talks about establishing a center in Spain.
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Apale
Philippine action over Gamboa questioned by officials
The Philippine mission in Manila reports the Australian government returned a decision on Sergeant Gamboa. A court or government source notes Gamboa may be considered an American citizen, complicating Philippine government actions. Further steps are awaited from official channels.
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Police clash with anti fascists in London
In London a violent clash occurred as anti fascist protesters and police confronted each other near Kingsland Road and Tottenham Court Road. Thousands joined the march, with injuries reported among officers and civilians as demonstrators hurled objects at mounted police and blocked streets near the Town Hall.
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Sands Welcome in London as Maguire and entourage arrive
Reporters shout questions as Sands and Maguire arrive at the quay for a welcome in London. A reception at the home venue ends with cheers and a asked about punch lines as fans and photographers crowd the scene.
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la Maguire
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Unnions Plan To Depose Unionists In Sydney Transit
Sydney dispatch reports a re introduced union ballot could oust Communists from key posts. G Holland, leader of the N-Z Operation, arrived at Wanuranella to assess the influence that swayed major positions in the union ranks.
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Sydney
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G. Holland
N-Z Operattion
Holland
Post Mortem Criticism Surrounds Baby Death Case
A coroner and doctor clash over a post mortem into a baby’s death at Crown City Women’s Hospital. The infant, born February W and died March 3, shown as pale and unresponsive, had organs removed for examination. Claims of natural causes versus advisory post mortem conclusions surface as authorities dispute authority and protocol.
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Caconer Theo Md
Tata
Pinan Rocheater
Crown Sire ‘Women'n Hospital
Maron
Auree
Dy Moyen
Aree
Admiral urges strong U S defense after war fears
In Bernardino California a speaker named Admiral Louie Dentold cautions that another war may be looming and the American people must maintain a capable military. She stresses air and sea power and urges readiness to deter future conflicts.
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Spa
Cnet
Enya
Louie Dentold
Dunieldald
United States
Dr Malan To Visit London Amid War Ties
The Premier Malan plans a trip to London seen as a move to ease Commonwealth relations. Percival Laeching, under secretary, notes the emphasis on Malan's visit to bolster political dialogue during unsettled times. The foreign secretary is preparing to convey Malan's statements to the Prime Minister today.
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Commonwealth
Ln Bellevestly
Melon
da Viet
Malan
Narcotics Ring Broken Up by New York Arrests
New York authorities dismantled a nationwide narcotics distributing ring. Three men, John Stalph Lopes and Jon Gonzales among them, were arrested as police uncovered the operation in an apartment building. About two million dollars in cash and assets were seized.
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Mahan
Simoat
Tates
John Stalph Lopes
Jon Gonzales
Rowse
Paller
Accountants' President Re-Elected in Australia
Hobart reports the annual meeting of the Institute of Accountants of Australia re elects TE Gregory of Victoria as president for another term. G Birt of Western Australia and M A Kerr of Tasmania are named vice presidents. Delegates from states attend as the conference opens and will run into Wednesday.
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TE. Gregory
Victoria
Pectoral Institute of Accountants of Australia
G. Ft. Bi
Western Australia
M.A. Err
Taamdnix
Ates
Wedsooday
Soviet Artists Attacked for Imitating U.S. Architecture
In Moscow a group of Russian architects and vaudevillians face sharp criticism for allegedly copying American architecture and fashion. The article says they glorify what is described as gloomy, soulless styles and even alter Russian names to foreign ones.
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United States’ Architecture
Vaudevillians
Honegeale
Architesta
Jin
Soviet Move to Oust Marshal Tito
Washington officials believe Stalin may push a spring and summer campaign to undermine Tito and draw Yugoslavia back to the Communist fold. They anticipate Soviet actions aimed at toppling Tito’s power and forcing a shift in Yugoslav policy amid broader Eastern Bloc pressure.
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Stalin
Sineh Tito
Yugoslavia
Saya
Preas
No Confirmation Of Nuclear Warheads In Australia
A spokesman for the United States Immaterial Force admitted feararch is being zombicied. Reports claim American guided missiles may be prepared for Australian range use, but officials deny knowledge of any proposal.
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Australia
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Evatt Before Privy Council in Bank Appeal
Dr Evatt argues before the Privy Council that the High Court erred in invalidating the bank nationalization act. The Solicitor General joins the counsel for the respondents, while Russia and other nations are noted in the context of the case and its wider implications.
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Privy Council
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Rolicitar Genalley
Matt
Petrol ration tickets available at port offices
Notice states petrol ration tickets will be available from March 28 1649 at all port offices for April. Returns and forms must be completed, with offices closed at Manin on Saturday March.
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Ausoniye
Vosee
Manin On
Saturcay
Western Marks as Sole Currency for Berlin
An article reports the Western Military Governor's decision to establish Western Marks as the sole currency in Berlin. It notes that Soviet policies and Allied commands are reacting, with tenants allowed to pay rent in Eastern Marks until month’s end and the new currency exchange arranged via ration cards, affecting daily purchases and economic activity.
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Howley
Palley i Battin
Tallire
Adelaidsm Mondsy Letter Calls Out Government Challenge
P.M. is urged to answer his own challenge amid reports that the Prime Minister plans to respond to a dispute. The Adelaide Chamber of Manufactures notes blame on the Commonwealth Government for deliberately fomenting disruption in industry and stresses concerns over foreign and domestic policy affecting enterprise and chemical sector flows.
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Sonia
Ln Prrate
Sbgnig
Armistice Talks Reported Between Lesawon and Israel
A Time correspondent reports United Nations mediated truce talks involving Lesawon and Israel with a formal signing planned midweek. Jordanian authorities are said to reinforce Amman’s defense as regional tensions rise.
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United Nations
Mally
Syria
Armistia
Jedan
Jordan
Freon Amman
Trenajordan
Tain
Iin Pantherss
TA Ani
Timea
Atratagic Painix
BMA open to talks with government on health schemes
Melbourne report notes the British Medical Association willing to meet the Federal Government regarding health schemes. Dr Milley appears to indicate the BMA seeks government action on prevention, safe administration, and broader accommodation in health services.
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Millelev
Unclear OCR summary of strikes and pay talks
Fragmentary report notes railway companies testy over operations and pay scales. Mentions a presidential factor and a million something linked to executives. Reading is uncertain and details are unreadable.
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Disturbance at English Church Over Mass Saying
Report describes a disturbance at an English church during mass cited by members of the Union of Protestants. The incident involved interruptions and tension among parishioners and attendees as ministers and attendees tried to maintain service amidst protests.
Summonses Served on U. Sharkey in Council Row
A fragmented report notes summonses served on U Sharkey amid a mining council dispute. The Combined Mining Unions Council threatens action against government plans, alleging a breach of law and calling for withdrawal of contemplated measures. The piece hints at a boycott and appeals to overturn a crime act.
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Mining Unions Council Thay
Sharkey
Alaska to Form National Guard
A report indicates Alaska plans to form a national guard with two scout battalions. The provisional setup mentions military officers Wascari and Worth among the named participants and outlines early formation steps.
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