United States to Press Hearing of Persian Case
Washington Friday reports say the Security Council meeting set for Monday will not be postponed despite Russian objections. President Truman urged action on the Persian question as Soviet and other officials debated postponement and potential Big Three talks, with Tehran signaling readiness for leadership meetings on New Year celebrations and allied concerns over the Persian matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washington
Security Council
Russia
Truma
Tee
Slao
Nq Ia
UNO
Ambasaador
Gromyoh
Blasiar
Byrnes
Waa Motors
Gro Myke
Stumle
Sian
Massiay
Communist Party
Apibaasador
Tuaainn Aim
Nla
Occaaion
Truman
Convicted in New Guinea murder plot in court martial
Report states Lieut Mutases, Major Takelunaki, Major Gianni, and Pvt Yiesuide Masag were sentenced to eight years jail for murdering two local villagers in New Guinea. Remnants of a Japanese regiment accused of similar crimes in Hongkong and Sumatra allegedly hacked and burned bodies before being moved to Rabhal for trial.
Australians in Japan comes under fire in Melbourne report
A Melbourne datelined piece reports complaints about an Australian contingent in Japan during peace time barracks life. The general, Northcott, is noted as assuring there is nothing to worry about, while observations say the men appeared well turned out and engaged in cabaret activities amid patrols and police supervision.
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Melbourne
Epin
Northcott
Toren
Spences
Abel
Wool Disposals London Report
A fragment discusses central structure of a joint association and wartime wool dealings in London. It mentions Mr JF Mur and Mr Charleson of the Wool Martalls, with references to government actions and commissions set to be completed in London.
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London
Bae Uatralien
Kanduo
Conmullabions
GERMANS PLANNED TO INCORPORATE BALTIC STATES
Wartime testimony from Nuremberg shows Goering and others discussed incorporating the Baltic states after the attack on Russia. He claimed they did not win the war and described meetings at Hitler's headquarters. Evidence references forced migrations, extermination plans, and concentration camp policy.
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Baltic States
Nuremberg
Goring
Fara
Iowa
Tielglan
Hamburg
Neuergamme
Fanf
George “Desme-Forber
Berlin
Fimbasey
Bir
Neville Henderson
Ieotand
Germany
Britain
Plane crashes into school wall shocks villagers
A plane crashed into a school wall near a playground causing multiple deaths and injuries. A fire broke out in a public house as villagers fought the flames before two fire brigades arrived. About 200 girls were present at the scene.
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Lar
Fie
Lea Sane
Acto
Food shipments to London for Resident Minister and Beasley
Australian food supplies including seven 70 lb bags of sugar and two chests of ten were shipped to England for the Resident Minister in London Mr Beasley and Prime Minister Mr Chifley. Chifley said a permit was issued under customs instructions and goods were provided to support entertaining duties in London.
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England
London
Beasley
Dim
Chifley
Speneger
Warringah
Customs
Jovani
Cea
Mipar
J. ‘Chifley
Chutomp
Tnndtutta Wan
Department of Commere and Agriculture
Nationalists Oppose Royal Visit to Cape Capetown
The article reports South African Nationalists opposing a royal visit by the South African Party led by Dr. Malan, arguing it would involve monarchic ties in politics. Smuts mentions inviting the King and royal family, while Malan warns against political use of the visit. Washington coverage notes U S debate over arms and military power in context of royal visit comments.
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Capetown
Malan
Bonn
Marshal Smuts
Dusinicn
Washington
Pepper
Benutor
Ball Republicany
United ‘Tates
Rusa
Regimentation Opposed by BMA and Regional Organisation
London reports show the British Medical Association opposing a central plan for whole time registers and preferring regional organisation. Dr Guy Chait and Dr Dhaene Hui note that doctors should be distributed to meet needs while state hospitals maintain current regional arrangements. Meetings of doctors groups are slated across Britain next month.
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London
Mto
BAMA
Roctorn
Wervanta
Wald
BMA Quunell
Guy Chait
Aalu Bowpitale
BLMLA
Jere
BMA
Dhaene Hui
Britain
Japan to pay 256 billion yen reparations to Allies
Yomiuri estimates Japan will give 256 050 million yen in reparations to Allied nations. Of this, 250 000 million yen covers seized assets and 4 600 million yen paid to plant owners marked for seizure. Diet special section outlines reparation plan.
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Tokyo
Japan
Yomiuri
Alwradit
Allied Economic
Bulgarian Leader Indicted Amid War Time Turmoil
Sofia reports Pestuhov a long time opposition figure faces indictment amid wartime turmoil. The text notes political charges and a contested leadership role within the Social Dumanrats, with references to nursing homes and security concerns during conflict. The record also mentions unrelated commerce and a boiler fowl price note.
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Sofia
Pestuhov
Social Dumanrats
Juin Nursing Home
Tas Ben Maced
U S Consul at Darien Stayed Only One Week
Shanghai report states Mr Sturgeon the U S Consul at Darien returned unexpectedly after a week and declined to explain the brief stay. He said he would go to Tokyo to assume a new consular post. The American press note cites Soviet and Russian sources on the matter.
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U.S
Darien
Shanghai
Sturgeon
Coney Af
Angux & Cone Lau Manager in court for stolen Navy cameras
In Joy Bay court, manager Matthew Barnett of Angux & Cone Lau faced charges of receiving two Royal Navy cameras knowing they were stolen. Prisoner Orion testified that a man named Pinto Smith arranged the theft, offering £100, and that cameras and a large box were transferred by lorry with the deal to proceed next week.
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Audneity
Wriday
Mathew Barnett
Angux & Cone
Lau
Joy Bay
Royal Navy
Abert Orion
Long Bay
Emata Raral
Pinto
Smith
Angin
Coote
Barnett
Big Box
Montay
Bruce Will Not Seek Re entry Into Politics
Melbourne reports that former High Commissioner Bruce Hngtend plans no return to Australian politics. He said it would be a mistake for him to resume a parliamentary position while young men are needed in Parliament and offered to help Australia in private capacity if needed.
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Bruce
Melbourne
Fridey
Hngtend
Win
Australia
Pew
Mr. Bruce
Chifley
Liberal Party
England
Prolonged Occupation Report Criticizes German Reeducation
A wartime commission report from the occupying authorities in Germany urges a prolonged occupation to shape democratic reforms. It prefers prioritizing des Nazification and reeducation over maximizing production, calls for trade unions on appeal boards, and proposes industry aligned unions with regular contact to influence German labor and governance.
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Wat Industria
WFTU
Michal
Berlin Faces German Political Strife and War Detention Figures
Berlin dispatches reveal a military government plan for July 1 and a system to detain nearly half a million displaced persons in US hands. The Berlin SDP central committee tightens its campaign against pro fusion factions, expelling three members tied to pamphlets disparaging the merger. Reports say hundreds of socialists allied with the Soviet merger platform have gone missing, with rumors linking former Nazi camps at Buchenwald and Oranienburg.
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Berlin
Germany
United States
Enn
United States Army
Sociai-Democratic Party
Han
Communtate
Nuya
the Times
Bern
Rie Ln
Plateor
Daily Herald
Air Secretariat for Australia Air Secretariat for Australia
Fragmented OCR text from a 20th century aviation conference in the South Pacific hints at council decisions on air navigation and development. Names and places are garbled, but references to long-standing transport coordination and vital infrastructure appear, with partial mentions of profits, workshops, and regional aviation priorities.
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Lonlgn
Bouth Pacific Aviation
Ay Boul Mavsie Air Tps
Cornell Wien
Rnite
Devel Nicnt
Vitale Ine
Peis
British export markets target by new trade body Etro
A British export trade research body named Etro aims to expand British industry into priority markets including Australia and New Zealand. The Australian headquarters will be in Sydney, with a coordinating marketing group formed last year and operations starting in London. When fully organized Matto will receive trade and economic information from major world markets.
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London
Etro
Australia
New Zealand
Sydney
Heir
Board of Trade
Matto
South America May Join Wool Secretariat
A fragmentary report from Sydney notes discussion on Argentina Uruguay Chile and South American join Wool Secretariat. The item mentions a London meeting and possible shifts in meat and ration publicity, with officials from Australia and Britain weighing the impact on the world wool market. The report cites Sir Ben as food minister and references plans to meet in Buenos Aires to address internal wool industry issues.
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London
Sydney
Australis
Cute
Austratien
Dougie Te Boyde
Mergusine
Fae
He Ketan
Adutia Amd
Inhae
Seeeley
Raton
Amos
Bu¢nde Aires
15 Millions Face Starvation in Coming Months
Atlantic City Friday report warns that five to fifteen million Indians may die of starvation next month. UNRRA head Sir Girija Shankar Bajpai cites drought, flood, and famine factors. France’s food aid, harvest prospects, and transport shortages add to the global crisis as tensions with Britain and Italy influence relief efforts.
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Atlantic City
Council of
UNRRA
Agant- Ganaral
Washington
Sir Gira Shanker Bajpai
Aoa
Bano Kranovec
Vugonlivia
Torais
Preere Sehneiter
France
Brance
New York
Untrila
Lehinad
Fae
Hoover
Francé
Rowth-Kuat
Ania
Biamene
Occupation ARLy 10 AVE More 1M PXMeping With Thames
A fragment notes a military leadership meeting in London on a Monday. An order discusses standards of training and discipline for officers in the British Army. The commander emphasizes moderation and setting an example in Germany.
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Lunton
London
Havin
Thames
Mrnday
Plaid Maranal Montgomery
Germany
Cioerw
Churchill to Dictate Memoirs Reportedly Halted
A garbled OCR note indicates Churchill may dictate memoirs from Now Haven with unclear timing and unspecified collaborators. The fragment mentions Mr Churchill and a Rowe-like name amid uncertain details and a possible financial figure, reflecting unreliable transcript content.
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Haven
Churchill
Takune Rowe
New Deputy Ministers for Soviet Union Named
Moscow radio announced ministerial appointments including Eiadimir Dobanady and Alexander Lozovaky as deputies. Deputy Foreign Secretary for General Affairs Vynhingk named. other appointees include Sturabi Zhulov, Admiral Nicolai Ksnetaev, Col General Virodinin, and several senior leaders.
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London
Moscow Radio
Eiadimir
Dobanady
Alexander Lozovaky
Am ericans Spend Billions On Alcoholic Drills Report
Commerce Department figures show Americans spent about 7.8 million dollars on an alcoholic drill in the year with an average of 56 drinks per person, including children, highlighting widespread consumption. More than 100 applications flagged for Airlines Commission general manager, with around 300 for a key airport position.
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Orin Bill Washington
Commerce Department
Texation
AUBH
Melbourne
Comminston
Accreiry
Aritain
Coal Industry Turbulence From Prolonged Strikes
The Commonwealth Board report on coal production notes war-time output of 7,700,402 tons and blames industrialists and political agitators for sparking unrest. It cites increased worker hostility, Communist influence, and failures of management and government to curb militancy, while warning of broader economic damage from strikes.
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Ar Gataey Hs
Commonwealth Board
Up Te
Luxttoe
Chiley
yollUcal Agitators
Athall Bal
Australia
Hteelf
Pita
Lemale Florer
No Hope of Recovery for W. H. Bomald
Mr. W. M. Boon reports his friend WM Bom is ill with little hope of recovery. The man, once living in Madlute, longs to visit China, which he regards as his home, and his physicians have given a grim prognosis.
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W. H. Bomald
W. M. Boon
China
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