Bevin Seeks Review of Western Relations with Soviet
The New York Times reports British Foreign Minister Bevin urged the Western Allies to review all aspects of relations with Russia. Secretary Acheson was noted as the counterpart for this proposal. A meeting in May and a reply from the Soviet side were not yet clear.
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New York Times
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Hues
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Netherlands
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Big three to meet in London
The Portign Secretary and Bevin are expected to meet in London to discuss plans for a meeting of the three nations in Lawton in May. The Foreign Affairs debate will feature Mr. Dew Acheson and the French Foreign Minster Hubert Humann.
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United States
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Aid Promised to Turkey Reveals Escalating U S Support
General Layton stated that the United States intends to provide aid to Turkey amid ongoing tensions. The remark came during a press briefing in Ankama and underscored Washington's commitment to backing Ankara in regional disputes.
Canada warns need of strong defences for Western Europe
Prime Minister Louis Saint Laurent warned that the free powers must strengthen defenses as the Cold War intensifies. He said Communist nations seek to blunt resolve by indirect means, demanding unity and confidence among Western nations and radical foreign policy changes by rivals. The speech stressed the superpower role of free nations and the need to win over hundreds of millions in Asia and Africa to counter Soviet influence.
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Canada
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sLoule
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Acteo
Runa
Latrepe
Soviet Boycott Deepens at United Nations Meeting
The Soviet Union walked out of a UN Human Rights session after a motion to oust the Chinese Nationalist delegation failed 12 to 2. Yugoslavia supported China, while tensions rose over China’s representation and Western reactions in the General Assembly at Lake Success.
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Gay
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Chine Nationall
Kale
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Rusia
Transport Commission
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Mirope Gern
Uninetch
Uhr
Chleva Nationaltet
Winalite
Frome
Bocial Council
Fragmented report on brutal nine hour battle aftermath
A garbled dispatch claims thousands of forces clashed in a nine hour battle with heavy casualties. The article mentions an alleged wipeout of a large number of troops and cites unnamed sources at a national headquarters.
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Reuters Awonqhong
Theaday Natlamlot
Chilu
Halnen Toland
No Thought of Attack on Russia
Britain would not consider an attack on the Soviet Union. John Strachey told the House of Commons there would be no debate on the Army's future role. He argued the country with its Allies remains deterred and focused on defense against potential threats.
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John Strachey
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Lalkeri
Sttachey
Olly Tetenaini
Russian Spy Charges by US Senators
Washington reports allege a Russian spy was placed inside the U.S. government with Senator Styles Bridges naming a high figure. The discussion centers on alleged subversive agents and tensions involving Secretary of State Dean Acheson and the Truman administration.
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Florida
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Njor International
Arneson
Ballot on Holdarp of Melbourne Trains
Ballot on holdarp of Melbourne trains contested in Melbourne with a plan debated by railway workers. The railway commissioner and authorities discuss wage-related actions and a potential joint plan, tied to a May trade union conference and a marginal wage statement from the executive.
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Melbourre
Tonday
Yiaint
Mann Trade Union
Labour Majority Reduced Feast
Unclear OCR text notes a Labour party member for Brignoor and Spenborovem Yorkshire preparing oath and by election involvement in a shire. Mentions Me FA Gebb and other names, with fragmented phrases about reading or recounting in a by election context.
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Spenborovem
Yorkshire
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Stalin Death Rumors Circulate in Brockville
Report from Brockville Ontario cites vague claims that Joseph Stalin died several years earlier. A local officer and The Recorder and Times note uncertainty about an official announcement, while Molotov allegedly seeks to consolidate power amid uncertain leadership and influence.
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Ontario
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Stalin
Viacheslav Molotov
USA
Two MPs suspended in Parliament during heated debate
In a tense session, MPs Burky and Menzion faced suspensions amid accusations of inciting disorder and breaching parliamentary rules. The Speaker warned Fraser and others as the government moved to invoke the act to curb opposition tactics while pledging investigation into conduct.
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Union to Order Brisbane Men to Continue Work
Brisbane waterside workers plan a mass meeting to decide on continuing work for now. The Federal Executive in Sydney proposed to defer the rotating hatch dispute and have a representative of the steering industry address the matter.
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Watersider
Sydney
Tasmanian Poll on May 6 in Hobart
The report notes May 6 polling in Hobart with dates fixed for May 4 and 6 for state elections. Candidates are set to be announced by both parties by week’s end.
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Hobart
Flood Threat Looms Over Yanco Wirra Narrandera Area
Sydney reports describe record flood waters advancing from Muartunbidger toward Narrandera and Yanco. Homes damaged, levees strained, and critical services including an aerodrome and telephone exchange affected as workers bolster sands and residents evacuate.
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Hemp Whitton
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