Plans for Test of Atomic Bomb At Eniwetok
Reported tentative plans for a test of a new atomic bomb at Eniwetok Island in the Western Pacific surface within the month. Details circulated by congress and military officials describe an underwater or land test at intermediate depth, with forces and craft figures discussed by naval planners. The defense act and interservice accords are noted, shaping future bombing and carrier construction.
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Atomic Energy Niciala
Murface
Washington
Navy
Afrclals
United
Awojuteit
Calands
Myx Tet
Kwajalein
Mila
Army
Nazi Official Pleads Guilty To War Crimes
At Nuremberg Sunday Ernest Willen Bohla former head of the Nazi Party pleaded guilty to charges including political crimes and membership in the Nazi organization. Prosecutors said two counts would be dropped and the court adjourned until May 5 for the defense to proceed.
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Nuremberg
Ernest Willen Bohla
Nuremburg
Coimoe
Gipaniatas
Ube
Will Pan
Indian Plane Crash Near Corsica Stuns Crews
A damaged Indian aircraft crashed into a mountain near Vere Corsica killing occupants. Rescue teams battled flames as authorities confirmed fatalities and began identifications. The flight origin and cause were not immediately released while investigators surveyed the site.
New Race Record At Kempton Park
A distant plane crash near Kempton Park halted a racing meet as rescuers searched the scene. Initial reports say the plane from New Delhi to England exploded on impact, with a ship crew among the casualties. The Roseberry Stakes winner was tallied as Sea Admiral Yarn, while the wreckage and rescue efforts dominated the day.
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New Delhi
England
Pukgecesi
Tan
Thala
Aaleail
Landon
M. Festus Prea
Secre
Apo Council
Kempton Park
Admirals
Lye Mounteln
Lcloeworth
Venaea
Cambridge Wins Boat Race At Met Regatta
Cambridge defeated Orford by a clear margin in the Met race yesterday. The time of 17 minutes set a record, beating the previous best by 18 seconds. The Oxford crew included C Fine and W W Woodward of Aufer.
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London
Cambridge
Orford
Ave
Hengtha
Seem
Ming
Boca
Oxford
Fine
W. W. Woodward
Three Missing In Balloon Crash in Geneva
A balloon crash near Geneva leaves three people missing. Witnesses describe the craft lifting suddenly and separating from its basket, with some occupants remaining aloft as others fell. Rescue efforts focus on locating all listed passengers.
Australia and Rotterdam migrant tale in a strange ledger
Fragmented OCR narrative mentions Australia and Rotterdam, migrants, ports, and unnamed names. The text reads as a garbled account of migrant movement, a ship, and obscure references to people and places with no clear event, date, or outcome. It lacks coherent details to identify a definite news item.
Tornadoes Sweep United States Across the Nation
A sweeping series of tornadoes struck Indiana and multiple states, injuring thousands and causing numerous fatalities. The Chicago report notes 2,500 injured and dozens dead as storms battered the Midwest and Southern regions, with widespread damage reported across Western states.
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Chicago
Indiana
Silivaleari Alstom
Priny
Japanese forces in Malaya stated at 390000
General Percival disclosed in Hertford that Japan admitted 390000 troops in Malaya, correcting earlier figures. He cited Allied inaction as the reason for the protracted campaign and reported Allied losses of about 47900 planes and casualties.
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London
Malaya
Percival
Hertford
G Z Racecourse Forgery Case Reported in Auckland
A forged betting fraud involving the Auckland Racing Club surfaced with police tracing numerous forged betting slips worth about £1900. The club reportedly suffered large sums paid on forged winnings as part of the alleged operation over an extended period.
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Auckland
Akuickland Racing Club
Bieralle
U S Search Seal For Submarine Near San Francisco
Navy planes combed the coast six miles southwest of San Francisco after a Pan American clipper crew sighted a submarine. No identifying marks appeared on the craft and the crew reported it as a sub seen in poor weather conditions.
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San Francisco
United States Navy
Cour
Frigate Sent to Investigate Piracy Allegations
The Admiralty dispatched the Frigate Kyanet to probe piracy allegations involving Cornish fishermen and French trawlers aiding them. The Cygnet received urgent radio orders en route from the Port of Portamout on a voyage from Man Take.
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London
Admiralty
Man
Portamout
Austrian Socialists and Right Wing Parties Sign Pact
In Vienna the government announced that the Socialists and Right Wing People’s Parties will soon sign a political agreement aimed at preventing a Communist coup in Austria. The plan would activate emergency powers and transfer duties to a special emergency body if the Chancellor and Parliament cannot act.
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Vienna
Seca
Peoples
Austria
Kuis
Saint Tkid
Finnish Alarm Over Treaty With Russia
London dispatch reports Finnish concern over a proposed Rome Finland treaty. Helsinki delegates arrived in Moscow for talks while Finnish leaders discuss the potential agreement.
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Russia
London
Forse
Helsinki
Iniatere
Drafts push free flow of news at international conference
France and the United States presented drafts at the International Freedom of Information Conference to remove national press restrictions and curb discrimination against foreign correspondents. Delegates from France Hungary Romania and other nations urged a free press, noting limited access in some regions and highlighting the lack of press freedom in others.
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Geneva
France
United States
International Freedom of Information Conference
Neve
Pollah
Hungaria
Rueman
Americus
Harry Ayaaid Ural
Jone Party
World sympathy assured for China
fragmented text reports a shift in stance toward China, mentioning an American-led effort and a China civil war evolving into a global crusade. It references scrapped interparty agreements and a move away from a semio stacy and constitutional government, with implied broader world reaction.
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China
Perth Davis Cup clash ends with Sedgman win in straight sets
Ben Brown of Perth reaches the Davis Cup tie page in the State Angles championship as Sedgman defeats Selman 6-2 in a singles match. A club official blamed wrist injury for a temporary setback. In other semi finals Toomey defeated Dermott 6-8 6-4 and Mrs Hopman beat Ryan 6-2 6-?
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Tag Perth
Ben Brown
Etna Ween
Sedgman
Nthe
Wagga Robbery Report Spurs Court Dates
Police recover most of the tobacco theft loot after a £400 tobacco store robbery at Wagga Wagga. Two men detained, one charged. six others to appear in court on Tuesday in connection with the case. Local officers continue investigations across Goulburn and surrounding areas.
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Goulburn
Wagge
Sraldwood
Rebel Casualties in Greece Reported in Ongoing Skirmish
In Greece near Athens and Mt Gilimous, clashes are reported with 264 killed and many captured or surrendered. Government forces claim dozens killed and wounded in Runuay region as rebels claim executions in Salonika for shelling Baionilea.
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Athens
Bylphaulla Smi
Camualtien
Salonika
Baionilea
Migrants Not Communists Admit Transport Plan Publicized
Melbourne reports the Minister for Immigration states no Communists entered Australia via the migration scheme. He says entrants were vetted thoroughly before leaving Europe and on arrival. The minister is not concerned about bringing 60,000 migrants. Victorian branch elects Moana Groady and McMannere as vice presidents with Caswell and P. J. Cinrey named as Federal Executive representatives.
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Melbourne
Entwen
Anaiyana
Europe
Mip
Hie Gene
Moana Groadicy
McMannere
Messrs. Caswell
P. J. Cinrey
Burma Police Raid Communists
Burmese police raided communist headquarters and labor centers, arresting several members as the government detains suspected activists amid rising tensions. New arrests followed after warnings to Thai authorities and ongoing security sweeps across the city districts.
Breet don Lightah boat adrift found drifting near mooring
A vessel named The Breet don Lightah was discovered adrift forty six miles from its mooring after breaking free. It lies heavy in the water and is currently under tow to a safe harbor for inspection and repair.
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Prisbanw
Morton and Rangers Reach Cup Semi Final Thriller
In a damp football match Morton and Rangers edged a narrow win to reach the semi final of the Bosttsh Cup. The English League First Division top contenders Burnley and Blankpool battled with seven points separating them on the ladder. Manchester United and Preston North End fought tightly at the top of the Second Division. Queen's Park, Walsall, and Newport feature in the Southern section standings with Seisin Regarbar showing form.
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London
Morton
Rangers
Yes
Oats Blankpool
Burnley
Mancharter United End
Queen's Park
Queen's Park, ‘Walaa
Mwenaas
Seisin Reerbar
Rece
Jewish convoy under fire near Jerusalem report
A damaged excerpt describes Arab forces confronting a Jewish convoy south of Jerusalem. Four Jewish trucks were hit by mines and heavy fire, with an Arab commando leader claiming the action and related disruption to the route.
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Jerusalem
Oor Lanham
Missing Angler Jack Royal Sought By Sydney Police
Police continue search for Jack Royal, 33, of Mine Camp, Catherine Hill Bay, who vanished Friday while fishing with his dog near Tinney Beach and Shark Hole. The dog returned home, Royal reportedly tied a rope to descend a cliff edge. A rescuer heard cries but the night ended with no sighting.
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Sydney
Jack Royal
Catherine Hill Bay
Alice
Royal
Tinney Beach
Shark Hole
Bam
Teage
Coventry man seeks asylum after death of war veteran
Kenneth Litton, 88, of Coventry, travels from Johannesburg in search of a suitable place to retire his two children’s r ead. After South Africa he plans Australia New Zealand and Canada before making a final choice. He says the trip is not for pleasure but to honor his grandchildren and the boys’ father who died of war wounds.
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Czechoslov Yaka
National Front
Rome
Pipa
Bulinanion
Peters Sour Bucharant
Christ In
Q‘usaet
Grose
Yates
WMC
Candls
Thane
Ng ‘Grote
Elm
Michael
Hollywood
Sharpe
Justice Pasos Aia' Wiya
Johannesburg
Bunday
Kenneth Litton
Coventry
Dominions
South Africa
Austrasja
New Zealand
Canasta
Laton Anid
Jdoys
Wool price hike announced by U S Department of Agriculture
The Department of Agriculture announced an increase of one to four cents per pound in prices paid for 94H wool clips, effective April 1, as part of carrying out a levy to support tam and to modify norms between graded wool.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Australia and England in tie final tour match
In Kingston a tense final tie saw England and Australia compete in a long tour match. The article notes several amateur players and the event as part of a broader cricketing itinerary with emphasis on Australia’s four testing sides.
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Kingston
England
Monohaths Mt SooaaY Incident Reported Last Night
A brief local account notes a nighttime incident in Monohaths where several people were injured and received medical attention at the scene. Authorities investigated the event and provided care to those affected.
Coup Mach Expert State Minister Coup Mach Expert State Minister
The record notes a reference to a state minister described as a coups expert. No definitive events, dates, or locations are provided. The fragment lacks identifiable persons or organizations to anchor a fuller summary.
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