Soviet Delegation Walks Out Of Security Council In Protest
The Russian delegation walked out of the Security Council meeting over a dispute to adjourn the Persian case until April 10. Gromyko and Krysta exited as the vote neared, after Russia and Poland backed postponement only Russia opposed the delay. Byrnes and the U.S. insisted on immediate discussion, citing Teheran reports and concern over troop withdrawals.
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Persian Situation Risks World Peace as Russia Pushes Cartel Plan
The report notes explosive strains in Persia with claims Russia would hold 81 percent of stock if a deal proceeds. Officials say no secret accord exists, while warnings of intervention loom. A UN council session adjourns to afternoon committee debate as Russia and Persia tensions threaten UNO credibility.
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Lord Mountbatten Visits Canberra Thrills Attendee Crowd
Lord Mountbatten, greeted by dignitaries in Canberra, met prominent officials and received a cordial reception. The visit highlighted ongoing Allied wartime coordination and featured remarks on postwar cooperation and regional security prospects.
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Lord Mountbatten
Canberra
Soviet Troops to Evacuate Manchuria
Chungking reports Soviet forces will withdraw from Manchuria by April 30 after discussions with Chinese Premier Liu Bocheng and Weizhou. The alliance minister said no Soviet assurances would be given on equipment removals and payment terms remain unsettled amid tense Sino Soviet ties.
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Norfolk Island Visit Concluded by Gloucestershire Delegation
Special correspondent Fric Thornton reports the Gloucestershire party concluded their Norfolk Island visit on Thursday. They will return to Canberra in an Avro York plane. Islanders, typically reserved with foreigners, were warmed by the visitors graciously, with a luncheon marking the end of the stay.
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Auckland Trains Branded Elderly Man in Treat Incident
Auckland police report a Thursday incident involving Aeroneth Hardy Brandon aged 30. The event details are incomplete but indicate a treat related occurrence in the city. Further information awaits from local authorities.
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Aeroneth Hardy Brandon
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Executioner of R A F pilots to face trial
Tokyo Thursday reports Lieut General Kumakichi Harada former commander of the Japanese 6th Army in Java who warned the British faces execution and trial. Three Australian Ayers have been arrested and taken to Sugema Prison. Harada will be sent to Singapore. Typhus in Japan reaches about 20,000 cases mainly in Tokyo Osaka Kobe and Kyoto.
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Singapore
Slav Tension at Trieste on Day of Demonstration
Headlines describe rising danger as Italian and Allied forces monitor Trieste. Police maintain order as crowds and counter demonstrations unfold with tense exchanges and the Allied commission’s active supervision.
Canadian MP Faces Espionage Charge in May Assizes
Canadian MP Feed Bosse arrested on espionage ties to atomic energy. He will not testify at today’s voluntary statement. trial expected before King’s Bench and Jury at the May assizes. Reports from Washington say the Navy denied involvement in a separate incident aboard a carrier.
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Explosive cargo toured world with no buyers
A Belgian motor ship Prince de Linge carried high explosives destined for the Pacific Fleet but, after Japan’s collapse, found no takers. The cargo, described in a tangled note, was disposed of in Evrard, London, with efforts to return it to a safe place as authorities faced the postwar disposal challenge.
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Central Imperial Defence Control Debate in Lords
In London on Thursday Lords Hutchison and Chatferd urged a more effective general control of Empire armed forces as key to atomic age defence. The government rejected the idea citing potential annoyance to the Dominions Secretary and regional autonomy concerns.
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BASIC POOD RATIONS SenMANY AUSTRIA
A parliamentary correspondent reports on wartime food policy urging UNRRA members to adopt rationing and broader food controls. The Council of Caterers proposes dispatching a delegation to Australia New Zealand and Canada to secure supplies amid a victory celebration context.
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Optimistic on outcome of talks in Java
Optimism about negotiations in Java was expressed by Lord Mountbatten after a cable from South-East Asia Headquarters. He cited the Annamite Government treaty and confidence in leaders including Lieut. Governor Dr. Var Mook Premier Ajarir and Sir Archibald Mau. The Southeast Asia Commission reportedly approved the Philippines and Australian territories once held by General MacArthur, with 120 million people and 118000 Japanese.
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Poles hesitant on repatriation from Italy
Bevin signals policy shift for transferring Polish troops from Italy. At the speech 140 expected repatriates awaited, but only 23 have returned to central Anderæ corps. A small percentage are anticipated to accept repatriation.
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Ue. Mevin
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Anderae Corpe
Bright Aurora Display Lasts Many Hours
Residents of Sydney witnessed a vivid aurora after dusk with colors shifting from rose to green. The spectacle stretched across 80 degrees of sky and persisted past 1 am, brighter than in years, caused by solar particles striking the atmosphere. Weather unaffected but potential short wave radio interference noted. Government meteorologist cites solar activity as the cause.
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Australia
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Shel Havens
RV. R. Woolley
Commonwealth Solar Chservatory
Strorlo
Sydney
Suburna
H.W. Wood
Withdrawal of British Troops From Greece Denied
In a Commons exchange, Foreign Secretary Bevin said troops would be withdrawn from Greece at the soonest possible date only after certain conditions are fulfilled, expressing caution despite wanting an exit. The debate followed questions about immediate withdrawal after elections and the prospects for a quiet departure.
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Etary
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Deaf and Bund Mute Murderer Sydney Train Tragedy
A deaf and mute boy, Arthur Michotwn aged 13, reportedly died after a collision with a coming train. Reports state he sustained a fractured femur and other injuries. Police investigate the circumstances surrounding the incident.
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Arthur Michotwn
Eva
30 000 Light Year Wave Detected From Milky Way
Roeder reports ultra short waves from the Milky Way reaching Earth after 31 years, similar to sunspot signals. Echoes from meteorite trails show a range up to 2000 miles, marking a radar detection record. Secretary Sir Edward Appleton notes the findings from radar equipment and radio observations.
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Roeder
London
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Department of Scientific and Induptelal
Sir Edward Appleton
Anglo American lend lease cost adjustment outline
A UK US White Paper details a nine point Anglo American agreement ending lend lease terms. It covers debt liquidation, surplus property, and military stores transfers to Britain while allowing US recapture of civilian and military goods at fair prices. The pact includes provisions on rationed petrol use and non discrimination against manufacturers, with looming financial settlements and timelines.
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Britain
America
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Suchiun
United Kingdom
GNRGA
Indonesian Soldier Testifies To Timor Killings At War Trials
A Indonesian suspect Teak Annin, under Kempei Tai, faced charges in Anawee with Captain Jack Bimpéon alleging he killed 18 Timor natives. Prosecutor Li-Col. Yu lant claimed Annin admitted murder plans and reported orders to disclose all war crimes, even if family were harmed.
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Inquiry into Sarawak Opfer inquiry in London
Two members of the House of Commons will soon travel to Sarawak to confirm by independent inquiry the proposals for its cession to Britain. An official secretary noted that Sarawak’s administration would be taken over April 5 from the military authorities.
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My. Case Hall
Sarawak
Thoritine
Prime Minister Chiney declines to comment on report
The Prime Minister declined to comment on Davidson's report. He said he had not yet had an opportunity to review or respond to the pending findings.
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Chiney
Yratmany
Iduatioe Davidson
Anglo American Unity for World Peace Highlighted
A fragmented OCR passage stresses unity between Anglo and American nations as essential for world peace. It references efforts to strengthen bonds and mentions immigration debates, but the text is garbled and lacks clear events or dates.
Germany to Resume Wool Buying In Urgent Market Push
Germany plans renewed wool purchases from the stockpile as the Wool Secretariat signals strong buying interest and rising prices. Dr Boot of the Secretariat notes competition will be fierce and African suppliers may see improved terms, reflecting Germany’s intent to boost wool imports.
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Mur Untiontt Wool “Secretariat
Boot
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Australian food for Malaya and Singapore meet
Australian Commissioner Claude Masmey declares aims to ease world food problem by boosting Malaya and Singapore trade. Mention of Gaverna and Walay actions hints at price controls and commodity flows in a wartime context.
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Australia
Malaya
Claude Masmey
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Rise of British Communists Focus of Labour Debate
A report notes rapid growth of the British Communist movement with membership rising to about two million and 2 percent under 30. It cites a youth organization with large numbers and warns the Labour Party against recognizing or affiliating with the movement fearing it is a real arm of communist agitation.
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Mora de Commmuniet
Aniilion
Martya
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Ays
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Confor
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Communist Party
Wiskiamnah
Fatal Bridge Slip Kills Teen in Mountain River Attempt
A fatal accident near Mountain River claims the life of Gordon Lovall, 17, after he slipped from a log ridge while attempting to cross. Rescue crews responded, but Lovall succumbed to injuries at the scene. The incident occurred in Hobart and is being investigated by local authorities.
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Pevrinill
Settlement plans for Dutch New Guinea
Melbourne report outlines proposed white settlement in Dutch New Guinea with aims to establish a base from Manokwari to Mollamba. It notes the Netherlands Association for assimilation and mentions retention of American-generated banding installations and nearby facilities.
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Melbourne
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Manokwari
Mollamba
Sudanese Cairo Demands Reveal Longstanding Tensions
Fragmentary text notes statements from Jereph Adar, leader of Budunene, about Sudanese and Egyptian authorities. Mentions a 90 year period and a police role, unclear specifics, suggesting ongoing government and security concerns in the region.
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