Small Powers Stick to Palestine Attitude, U.N. Splitled
New York dispatch reports small UN powers hold limited support for partition of Palestine amid push for trusteeship. Arab League signals readiness to resist plan as U.S. ally nations seek safeguards. Zionist leaders warn that a U.S. reversal could force forceful steps and shape future regional policy.
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New York
United Nations
Inclu Ralii
Tne
Ation
Mevembar
Tocaisse
United Gated
Holy Land
Arab League Prition Compultheg
Haalamuud Soamunique
Beirat
Palestine
Unii
Sawish
Lerrorista
Pac
Dimrme
Hageman
Far
Hala
Agua) Pasha
Faye de Arabe
Tel Aviv
Amarkad
Prema
Palmatini
Tinct Australi
New Zealand
Brail
Philippines
Belgium
Manenburg
Owe Netherlanda
Ful Assembly
Fecerity Council
UNO
He General Assembly
Franchester
Guardian
Necialan
Nimi
Pusyoas
Mir
Britadeaione
United Staton
United
Quertio
Silver
United Statea Oll
U S Submarine Calls at Suva
U S submarine Garr arrived yesterday at Suva for intermediate service after passage from Pearl Harbor. Commander Olver Bagby in command. ship details indicate a routine maintenance visit by a U S Navy sub.
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U.S
Suva
Buva
Montes
United States
Garr
Paarl Harbour
Olver Bagby
Ramo Shin to Die for Assassination in Rangoon
In Rangoon on Mayday authorities fixed the date for the execution of Mlaw and four others sentenced in the assassination case. The Prime Minister and cabinet ministers are duty bound as part of the order. This marks a crucial step in enforcing the verdict amid ongoing security measures.
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Rangoon
Mlaw
Angan
Arabs to Recognise New Man of Yemen
In Beirut on Monday a regional league political conference decided to recognize Salas Ahmed, an unnamed Yemeni individual, as a new leader on the Heitian University team. The article notes Ahmed was captured and imprisoned, with Abdullah described as a proclaimer of a new mandate.
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Yemen
London
Beirut
Nn Ard League
Conrcis
Salas Ahmed
Heitian
Ahmed
Abdullah i Waair
Lana
Chicago Tribune Attacks Truman Policy Over Universal Training
A Chicago paper questions President Truman and advocates for universal training, arguing warning of conscription and wartime sacrifice. It cites wartime precedent and criticizes Washington for pushing financial and blood costs on Americans.
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Chicago
Truman
Rile Lynch Ie
Maratatl
Washington
Berlin Allied Control Council Meetings Postponed
The monthly roster for the Allied Control Council and its committees in Berlin was announced with postponements among the Control Council members. The notice notes the meetings faced delays and a temporary shelving of scheduled sessions.
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Berlin
Monsay
Chifley Spends at Bathurst Before Melbourne Address
Prime Minister Chifley will visit Bathurst on Friday afternoon and Melbourne on Monday to address the publican and branch of the party. He plans to return to Canberra by Monday night.
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Chitey
Malbourne
Tthe Pvidon
The
Canberra
Iran
Mondiay Sight
Australia Women Declares After Quick Innings
Wellington report states Australia Women declared after 20 minutes of play reaching 586. Palaley starred with a ventery before losing her wheat away as New Zealand bowled tight. The Australian fielding and accuracy impressed, with standout catching and bowling from the visitors.
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Wellington
Wore
Palaley
New Zealand
Aid to in air crashes statement quoted by Dr Paul Rorpeye Binet
An unclear report cites Dr Paul Rorpeye Binet making a statement related to air crash investigations and an entry branch fast reaction team. The fragment references a currency amount and unspecified parties amid scattered garbled text.
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Paui Rorpeye
Binet
Fast Waren
Reece Ie
Rappy Dane
Bitter battles develop in Costa Rica
Government launches all out effort to smash the revolutionary movement led by an antec ination as the reg iment weakens daily and stinks to develop at Ban futlon.
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Costa Rica
Bisat Ighang
Ons
Am Pree
Stunk
Devel
Ban Futlon
Move to Stop Flow of Machinery to Russia Picket New Jersey War Veterans
New Jersey war veterans picketed the freighter Chukotke at Claremont terminal in Jervay City to curb American heavy machinery going to Russia. They plan indefinite protests and urge boycott actions against partners and related organizations.
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Russia
New York
Rumi
Chukotke
Claremont Terminal
Jervay City
Furst
Volga
Tessa
Raf Ihe Piveska
Teoman Carls
Musson County
The
War Veterans
Amare Aghit Nainet
Comannanian
Orgeni
Unclear text fragment from discussion at Koleion Park Surrey
Incoherent OCR segment mentions Koleion Park in Surrey and references the Marshall Plan and The Hague. It hints at political alliances including Italian Communists and a European parliament context but the fragment is garbled and Xed. No clear events or outcomes can be determined.
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London
Koleion Park
Surrey
Pation
Marapen
Hague
Explosive Attacks Kill Jews Arabs and British Officer
Reporting from Haifa and Jerusalem describes multiple explosions and ambushes across several routes. A British officer and numerous Jews and Arabs are killed, with many injured as lorries, factories, and bridges are destroyed. The incidents follow clashes tied to retaliation after harbour street violence, triggering exchanges of artillery and fires across key locations.
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Jerusalem
Haifa
Alxatorey Jewiah Trade Union
Fie
Yellway
Acre
Oler
Barbour
Judee Eye
Bairopaan
Bagesun
Ald
Fnery
Planes Destroyed in U S Tornado Hit Chicago
A destructive Saturday night tornado devastated Chicago area air facilities. Seventeen Skymaster aircraft and two Super Fortresses were destroyed, with about fifty planes lost and fifty more damaged. Repairs and maintenance were disrupted at Tinker and nearby bases. Estimated losses reach around fifteen million dollars for special purpose vehicle buildings.
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Chicago
Tinker
Shield
Lan Dollar
Aussie Cyclists Grip Second Place in Paris Race
Paris Monday reports Australian cyclists Reg Arnold and Arthur Bates climbed two laps in 24 hours to move into second place on the fourth day of the Paris Six-Day Race. They joined a leading group of five other teams, as the field pressed for a late surge.
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Paris
Peking
Btcom
Reg Arnold
Australia
Welt Io
Beverteen Teame
Arsell
Arthur Bates
Guy Lepenls
Af Wranoe
Teadlog
Wees
Third World War Not Probable Says Colonial Affairs Official
A Reuters report from Hong Kong quotes Colonial Affairs officials stating that a third world war is unlikely. The official urges reasonable precautions by allied powers while addressing questions about the global threat.
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Reuters
Hongkong
Tao
Lewat
Ehle
Lord Listawel
Nt & Pram
Murder Trial Hears Professor Testimony in Girl's Death
London court heard Profamot J.M Le Wetter defend the accused James Camb in the case of Gaye Gibson. The director testified that Cam’s version of the woman’s death seemed medically plausible and suggested natural causes may have led to her demise before disposal in water.
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London
Profamot
J.M le Wetter
Birminghuts Perenale Laboratory
James Camb
Gaye Gibson
Om He Lin Pene
Aid ‘Cam
Reed
Aid Abe
Strike in Italian papers paralyzes printing in Rome
In Rome on Monday the Communist controlled union of typographers led a 24 hour strike in support of printers wage increases. The disruption halted daily newspaper production as workers walked off the job demanding higher pay.
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Rome
Maly
Argent
Anisa
Midi
Fine Imposed for Possessing Prohibited Imports
In Sydney on a Monday, Limey Waters, Menard on ce Warren, attempted to ashore from the liner 38. pear Bock laces, conceded round in walut and in his socks. He appeared in the Special Federal Court. Customs Onier Waters ne claimed he brought the Dense ashore for friends.
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Sydney
Menard
Warren
Walut
Stokers Sentenced For Desertion At Port Shaliners
Two stoker mechanics from the Australian war effort were sentenced to one year’s hard labor by a court martial for desertion. Ordinary Beamen Ext ward Charlie Mawthorne and John Wilson pled guilty to charges at Port Shaliners on March ey. Sentence subject to conamination by the Australian Naval Board.
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Wellangton
Port
Charla Mawthorne
Ohn Wilson
Australain Naval Board
Atsted
Emore
Dener- Hom
Faint Fragment Signals Political Turmoil Rumors
Disjointed lines suggest discussion of illegal ruling and government action. Mentions a Commonwealth Government, an opposition group, and potential investigations into party actions. Fragmentary text hints at political conflict without clear names or dates.
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Sosa
Alec Whather
Idierspucotats
Police raid on store uncovers black market silage exports
Police raid uncovers a black market store dealing in illegal silage exports. Officials report a bribe offer of 250,000 in a bid to delay the investigation and remove suspected stock, with authorities pursuing further action and tracing involved parties.
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Blackmarket
Policainas
Tle
Fragmentary Notes on Bramptonville Rail Incident
A fragmented OCR text references Bramptonville and a Canadian National Railway track disturbance. Mentions power outage and a medical or emergency context with unclear names and dates. The readable portions suggest an incident affecting rail lines and public safety with lingering questions.
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Bramptonville
Turing Nagat
Axltn
Jeonee
Iver Sane i
Paterty
Canadian National
Lng
Man Charged With Robbery in Queanbeyan City Rail Case
A man was arrested by Detectives Kennedy and Doyle after allegedly boarding an airline bus in Queanbeyan and planning to fly from Muscat tonight. He was charged with robbery and taken to Central Police Station. The incident involved a broker, tobacco, and money valued at £30.
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Rydney
Queanbeyan
Kennedy
Doyle
Muscat
Twaicad
Central
Newa
Joseph Gray
Crawford Street
Lage Night
Elole Babarco
Chearettes
US recalls money in Japan halts American currency use
United States Army authorities announced at noon today that all American Military payment Certificates in Japan would become invalid at 41 am GMT. The conversion to new military currency was aimed to align with the United States Tokyo mission and ongoing military changes.
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Japan
Tokyo
United States Army
War hits Auckland with deadly blast injuring seven
A blast at an Auckland airsite caused one dead and seven others injured as ammunition exploded in a shed. Initial reports indicate one or more detonations and a fatality among casualties. Local authorities launched investigations and cordoned off the area.
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Auckland
No Issue On Good Friday In Canberra Timer Report
A terse note indicates no issue will arise on Good Friday in Canberra as reported by The Canberra Timer, stating plans remain unchanged and no disruptions expected. The item remains vague with minimal details and lacks concrete names or dates.
Soviet Protest Over Handing Trieste to Italy
A Soviet-led protest claims Britain the United States and France will revise the peace treaty with Italy behind the Soviet Union and push Italians toward reactionary parties allied with the United States. The report notes demonstrations by Italian youths in Trieste and large rallies in Milan demanding Trieste’s return to Italy, with police not intervening during marches.
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Trieste
Italy
Powart T
Ely Boscon Radio
Britain
United States
Franca
Soviet Union
Yagoalaria
Turehar Sapagaran
Amaiatarice
Permunsie Ruusin Uy
Stellac
Prem
New York
Atoning
Wool sales at Perth decline and brisk activity noted
Perth market reports a sharp drop in prices with a total of 15 200 sales submitted and a good clearance overall. The top price reached seven for four, with Brown Bren of Darkin among the submitted parties.
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Perth
Liberals Weigh Plan With Country Party In Closed Debate
In a lengthy council session the liberal group debated cooperation with the Country Party. A proposal to continue executive efforts toward an arrangement with One Country Party was withdrawn after an hour and a half, while the chair stressed the council’s neutral stance and urged progress toward agreement.
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Byone
Cidarel Pavey
Country Party
W. Spooner
Epidemic devastates cattle in Yetmaln district reports
Veterinary officer at Ari ate warns an outbreak has already destroyed 70 danata. Property on fre sently mae sock re notes cattle on various stations affected. Authorities urge action as spread concerns mount in the Yetmaln region.
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Mtdnet
Mondap
Parurg
Monte Haa
Yetmaln
Ariate
Danata
Inoguy
Police report from New Zealand detailing mainland strain incident
A fragmentary notice from a New Zealand police source references a case involving individuals named Shimonoeki Suneen and Henshu rid. The text is garbled, but suggests a financial or allocation issue tied to a loan or rentary affair and mentions a sum of £40. Further readable details are unavailable.
Cattle Awards At Royal Show Amid Turbulent Text
Fragmented notes describe cattle awards at a royal show with references to champion cows and herd names. Names appear garbled and inconsistent, mentioning Victorian locations, judges, and various classes, but readable details are sparse and unclear.
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