Persian dispute may be settled by negotiations
The Security Council sessions in New York were pressing for direct talks to resolve the Persian dispute. Persian premier Sultanah urged rapid negotiation while Ria representatives noted the issue involves Russian troops and constitutional questions. A Russian troop withdrawal remains a core demand and calls for a conciliatory approach to end the crisis.
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Security Council
New York
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Teheran
Hetter
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Ald
Rattaneh
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Balin
Italy
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Arphas
Ranalane
Dureta
Seelman
Antiquina
Sefair
Ramin
Artrat
Parilea
Russian Informer Alleges Spies Now Working In Canada
Montreal hearing on capinange charges against Fred Tose reveals alleged Soviet spy networks in Canada. Russian informer Gaumako claimed smuggled letters from Ambaine Ewhasey describe agents in Hamilton universities and Canadian facilities. Officials cited 100 dollar payments and Soviet intelligence activity in Kemwat Casas and Rugaian regions, with claims of limited public awareness in Canada.
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Bundey
Poslinnventarian
Fred Tose
Gaumako
Amaibn
Yank
Whem
Gordo Lumen
de Mort
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McMaxtor University
Hamilton
Gowen
World police force of 3,000,000 eyed by expert panel
New York expert observers discuss a proposed international police force of about 3 million personnel. The Big Five could provide half, with other nations supplying the rest. Details hinge on political factors and military design debates.
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Sint
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Vere
Parliament Achieves Record 100 Working Days in London
In Sunday London updates, Mover of Parliament, Dame Ita Brig, lauds Parliament for 100 working days of activity. Land President of the Council Herbert Mortlaon praises rapid progress across development, trade, agriculture, and living standards amid global shifts and alien challenges.
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Swithin
Ita
Womas
Council
Herbert Mortlaon
Eitain
Prieke Opp Hane
Bread shop mobs spark riot in Hamburg amid food scare
Disorder erupts as bread shops in Hamburg report attacks and closures. Police intervene after a bread shortage rumor spreads, injuring some and prompting authorities to impose restrictions. Local businesses, owners, and residents seek calm as supply fears persist.
Found No German Who Supported Hitler in Berlin
A correspondent reports on statements by Walter Citrine and World Federation of Trade Unions leaders denying German support for Hitler. The discussion touches on postwar denazification, veto power in unions, and Germany’s renewal efforts amid caution against single-country dominance.
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Lonon
Bunday
River
Eiveryone
Germany
Mir Walter Citrine
World Federation of
Saya Hentera
Berlin
Bir Waller
WPT
Giller
Unclear airfield schedule as afternoon plan collapses
Sunday at Kingstorn Smith Aerodrome the afternoon plan was set but by 3 pm the timetable deteriorated. Conditions and cloud cover prevented maintaining an hourly departure schedule and the cello was out of service.
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Atunay
Kingstorn Smith
Atomic bomb tests postponed may be abandoned
A planned May 5 atomic bomb test at Bikini Atoll Marshall Islands was postponed amid indications it could be canceled. Vice Admiral W H Blandy, head of the Atomic Bomb Task Force, said delaying the test is a first step toward final cancellation and provided no new date.
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Bikini Atoll
Marshall Islands
Wington Epee Pa
W. H
Blandy
Bikini Nest
Atomic secrets stay safe says Army director
A garbled wartime dispatch claims Major General at LaNtie Graves, Army Director of Atomic Projects, asserted atomic secrets remain protected from spying. He allegedly mentioned a BERL signed page worth a hundred thousand pieces and a scientist might be harmed, though the text is unclear and fragmented.
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Los Angeles
Sumiay
Omes
Lantie Graves
Army Director of
Atomic Projects
Alma Motnine
Red Withdrawal From Manchuria By April 30
Chungking reports that Soviet forces in Manchuria will be withdrawn by April 30, after Moscow sent a note promising evacuation. Chinese officials say delays remain in the Northest provinces as Moscow radio cites statements from a Soviet official. The change heightens tension between the Kuomintang and Communists as reports say Communists fortify in southern Manchuria and set up provincial governments.
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Eiry
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Moscow Radio
Eve Sorel
Paine
UNO
Muomintang
Morty
Theer
Property owners alarmed at Maramanah seizure
Property owners in Point Piper express alarm as homes stand vacated by RAAT. After local enforcement seized Maranankh properties at King's Cross, owners fear conversion to exclusive quarters. Residents appeal for furniture and cookware to aid shelter for homeless couples and caretakers amid planned subdividing to create more housing space.
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Pike Marre
Timater
Tanger
Trial in Paris Details Potatoes as Evidence in Petiot Case
Sunday in court the defense for Dr. Sap Eri Petlot noted a potato and a potato bag allegedly contained parts of a victim. The witness described a triangular room and the odor linked to a crime scene. An inspector testified to examining shirts and gloves tied to one victim, and Petiot cried that cuffs and the potato bag had disappeared.
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Paris
Alicaatiea
Sap Eri Petlot
Petwona
Alan
Petiot
U S Diplomat Warns Country of Red Menace
U S diplomat warns against Soviet aggression and urges vigilance and diplomacy. He argues the United Nations cannot survive with Russia and allies acting aggressively. He notes past wartime momentum and calls for balanced foreign policy to prevent conflict.
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U.S
Tito Threat If Trieste Finding Unfavourable
In Prague on Sunday Marshal Tito warned that Yugoslavia would defend its honour with full energy if the Poli Power Aliked Commission's findings on Trieste were unfavourable. If favorable, Yugoslavia would accept them and a Yugoslav Slovak pact would extend assurances at Trieste shaping a broader peace aim without forming a bloc.
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Marshal Tito
Poli
Trieste
Yugoslavia
Eran Tito
Ihr Treatien
Britain at work calls for discipline and steady effort
Prime Minister tells Birmingham meeting that another year of uninterrupted work will secure victory and urges strong leadership and worker discipline. He warns Britain cannot afford strikes or stoppages and calls for industrial machinery to run with a steady rhythm.
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London
Britain
Atte
Birmingham
Stoker Sentenced for Traitorous Letters in Naval Case
Henry Herbert Rees found guilty of assisting the enemy and sentenced to ten to fourteen years penal servitude. He was acquitted on charges of supplying radar equipment and information on naval and harbor facilities at Plymouth to the enemy.
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London
Henry Herbert Rees
Pyramnouth
Storm winds topple German AI wins match
The storm battered the area as wreckage and collapsed buildings trapped people. Rescue workers including police and naval units searched under debris while courts and official buildings sustained damage.
Spain protests over French tenor note to Britain
Spain complains of a note handed by the French Prime Minister to the British ambassador in Paris. The exchange followed delayed reconsideration of a French proposal to bring Spain before two powers, amid tense diplomacy between Britain, France, and Spain.
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London
Sre
Gastain Ypaumpelin
Terran Saux
M. Bisoult
Amvbaaaador
Dui
Reuters
Paris
Ajin
Copland Presents Credentials in Australia Mission
Professor Copland, newly named Australian Minister to Calne, delivered credentials and spoke of Australia's interest in supporting China's national reconstruction. He noted Australia's stance on Navy strength, agricultural aid, and the need to counter wartime waste while outlining cooperation to assist economic recovery and industrial modernization.
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Chunalcrwa
Copland
New
Australia
Record U S Goods Output Predicted At Jackson Day Dinner
President Truman declared the administration's wage and price policy would foster the greatest outpouring the world has ever seen. He said America is in a period of inflation danger unless we curb prices and restore normal production. He urged stronger production to sustain peace and prosperity and warned inflation must be checked to keep living costs in line.
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America
Gatlonary
OC Darners
Lord and Lady Mountbatten Land at Canberra
Lord Louis Mountbatten and Lady Mountbatten arrived in Canberra for a visit. They were greeted by officials and surrounded by press as they toured arrangements, with comments on the formal welcome and the presence of military and civic leaders.
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Coste
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Pabrlaaten
Louie
Australia
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Saat
Mountbatten
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al Rarica
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Duke
Rest Day With Lords At Memorial Interview
Rest Day observations accompany Lord and Lady Louie and the Duke and Duchess at the Austretlen Wer Memorial. Photographers record moments as the party tours the site. A rival group from Wollongong and Goulburn arrived during catalogued festivities.
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Ang Dusiwet
Prines
Siyere
Murmumbidges
Don Plecie
Tourieu
Wollongong
Goulburn
Cromeiea
Wba
Aia
Oska
Donald Aikman
Mayme
Bydney
Lady Louis
Stowly
Unknown Names In Fragmented Canberra Report
Fragmented text references Canberra and Australian officials with unclear names and roles. Mentions Lord Louis and acting director of a department, with a note of a prime minister towards an event. Unable to determine concrete event dates or outcomes from the fragment.
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Leute
Samy
Afr
Narra
MA. Bante
Man
Australia
Louis
Ate
Dalbtoat Poca
Cnet
British Threat to Clear Bandoeng of Armed Men
British forces threaten to clear Bandoeng of armed groups in Batavia with limited bloodshed. Control divided between British and Dutch over two months, with northern and southern sectors under different authorities. Reports cite heavy counterinsurgency activity, 100 combatants in two weeks, and a plan to station 20 operators for stabilization.
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Batavia
Bursiay
Ring
Chyem
Karatumitn
Futan
Bjahtir
Batavia Talks Progress on Australian Goods Trade
Reports from Batavia indicate progress in Australian goods trade discussions involving Indonesian negotiators and the Australian Trade Commission. The talks focus on supplies, possible settlements, and potential steps toward easing prices, with emphasis on tin, cattle, and bottled goods amid inflation pressures.
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Batavia
Dutch Adviser Upholds Darwin Court Decisions
Major J Me ape, observer at the Darwin trials, concurs with verdicts and sentences. He praises the court for impartiality and adherence to legal standards, noting it was not swayed by external influence or emotion.
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Gur Gerrans
Rupert Kai
Jor Horameles
Ir Ganic
Darwin Court
Darwin ‘Court
Diplomatic Talks Continue in Cordial Atmosphere
The atmosphere remained cordial and pleasant as Bandering military operations were deemed unlikely to influence the negotiations, with officials signaling steady progress and mutual restraint amid the talks.
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Bandéring
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