Palestine truce ends as Jewish Arab fighting resumes in Yehudia
The uneasy Palestine truce collapsed and fresh clashes erupted between Jewish and Arab forces in the Yehudia area. Reports from London cite Arab Legion assaults on positions held by Irgun Zvai Leumi, with British and American diplomatic notes on a caretaker government and continued military readiness amid the mandate. The scene also mentions typhoid outbreaks, Bevin’s statements on security, and UN discussions on a peace plan.
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Empire Talks Urged To Frame Foreign Policy
London debate in the Sean Cummeans session saw Bladen Genet of the Labour party urge the Government to convene an eight dominions conference to settle a common foreign policy. The proposal argued for a shared policy aligning with Britain and the Commonwealth rather than a separate bloc.
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London
Bladen Genet
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King Queen Prepare For Royal Tour
Fragmented text describes royal planning and duties ahead of a royal tour. The passage mentions Queen Elizabeth and a British Legion context with scattered phrases about unity and public service.
Big Four Guiding Council Formed at World Federation
A Big Four inner council to guide the World Federation of Trade Unions was created after the collapse of a special committee. Britain the United States and Russia will have vice secretaries general to consult with Secretary General Lows Seillant of France on Federation policy as pro Communist factions seek to heal a split.
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World Federation of Trade Unions
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Senator Taylor Convicted of Disorder in Birmingham
Senator Glen Taylor a Democratic Idaho figure and third party vice-presidential hopeful was convicted in Birmingham Alabama for disorderly conduct after an arrest for attempting to use a negro entrance to a mixed meeting. He received 90 dollars in fines and court costs and 180 days in jail, suspended on probation. he plans an appeal.
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Glen Taylor
Idaho
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Oliver Hall
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Bonus proposal to lure men to U S Army draft
The House Armed Services Committee approved a draft reform plan offering a 100 to 1900 dollar bonus for volunteers over three years, with a two year draft proposal also considered. Speaker Ali en signaled possible delay in action to secure a hearing, while the Rules Committee must act before House approval.
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Congress
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Allen Chal
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Alien
London boy in court case after train guard shot
A 13 year old boy was stopped by police after wounding a railway guard as a train neared Clapham Junction. He allegedly fired a revolver twice and fled from the moving train by pulling the communication card before being restrained.
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Ja Bering
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Davis Cup Tennis Matches Reported With Mixed Results
Ireland defeated Luxembourg in the European Zone Davis Cup first round while matches in Copenhagen and Bucharest showed incomplete outcomes due to unspecified issues. Results mention Denmark versus Egypt and Romania involvement but details are unclear from the fragment.
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Ireland
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Bucharet
France
Rumania
Dutch Negotiate for Army Goods Left by Australians
London dispatch says on Wednesday Holland negotiates with Avatrana to buy goods left by Australian forces. If talks succeed, goods valued at London will be transferred to the Dutch government.
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Goode
Ley Left Estate Of 30 000 Pound In Britain
London reports a former minister Thomas John Lay convicted of murder at Broadmoor Prison. His will leaves 630 064 pounds to be distributed in three trusts for wife and three beneficiaries named Keith, Clive, and Ries. Probate granted, with 4250 pounds to the wife.
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Emergency Council Plan for Western Europe
Seven hundred delegates from sixteen countries meet at The Hague to approve an Emergency Council of Europa. The report urges immediate establishment of a Deliberative Assembly with cross parliament representation and a common European citizenship. It recommends Turkish integration and German accession, plus a permanent Economic Council.
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Butler Named Ambassador to Cuba by President Teuman
President Teuman nominates Robert Butler as ambassador to Cuba to replace Henry Narweb who has served three years. Early approval of Butler's nomination is anticipated in Washington Web edition.
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Abortive Moves to End Rail Strike Reported
Mediation efforts to avert a nationwide railway strike faltered as both sides held firm. Frank Douglas, chair of the National Railway Mediation Board, said a trip to Washington followed failed talks. Labor and management tensions echoed across the country amid possible widespread work stoppages.
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Great Countries Australia and New Zealand Praised
London speakers praise Australia and New Zealand as great countries at a Wrighta of the Poured Table Chair event. The Bishop of Lichfeld noted these dominions share Britain’s need to work harder and warned of complacency.
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McGregor suffers jaw fracture in NZ rugby clash
Ron McGregor, a Christian three quarter, sustained a double jaw fracture during a North Stand match while aiding the selection team for a tour of Australia. He is unlikely to play this season.
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Wednesaa
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World Nations Declared to Be Insane
Sir John Boyd Orr former head of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization warned that the world faced grave danger if the food problem remained unsolved. He said many nations were wasting resources and preparing for war, risking future destruction and hunger.
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Rain Delays Yorkshire Match With 6000 Crowd
Rain held up a Yorkshire match as 6 000 fans in overcoats watched play resume after a 10 minute delay. Yorkshire led 2/34 at the adjournment, with Johnston bowling maiden over and Yorkshires batsmen dealing with a cracking pitch before rain stopped play.
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Bradford Clock Tower Tribute to Australian Cricketers
The Bradford municipal clock superintendent W. Barton climbed 80 feet to the town clock tower to pay a compliment to the Australians. The clock sounded "Waltzing Matilda" to cheer the team, with Barton noting the gesture was to lift spirits as they returned from lunch.
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Czechoslovak Police Officers Sentenced for Disloyalty
In Prague on Wednesday fourteen State Security Police officers were jailed for two to seven months for disloyalty. The charges relate to collaboration with Socialists before the February crisis and alleged remarks to district commanders.
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Stern Gang Claims Responsibility for Murder in Wolverhampton Blast
A man calling himself connected to the Stern Gang claimed the group carried out the Wolverhampton bomb that killed Rex Farran aged 23, brother of Captain Joy Farran. He alleged the attack targeted Jews and said the plan was to kill Captain Farran for a “mutual” reason. The trial or hearing into the incident was adjourned indefinitely.
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Joy" Farran
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Reason Why Colombia Broke Soviet Relations
Bogotá reports that Colombia severed ties with Russia due to great distance and fundamental state concept differences. The article notes Colombia viewed the Soviet Union as pursuing a different political model and cites official remarks from the exchange.
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Bogota
Russia
San Mateo Jockey Suspended After Handicapped Race
Herbert Lindaberg, 38, was suspended for the remainder of the Bay Meadows meeting with a 30 day extension recommended by the Board of Racings. Lindaberg rode Why Alibi in Saturdays handicap amid claims of misfortune and disputed luck for Shannon, the horse’s owner.
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G s Want to Leave for Australia
A garbled report notes calls from groups in Los Angeles and New York for emigration to Australia. Hob Dyer cites delays in large scale immigration due to political disruptions. An 1 10 weeks tour promotes Australian immigration with public enthusiasm among Americans.
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Wednemay
Secretary General Warns UN Reforms Risk Destruction
The Secretary of State told Congress that a drastic UN revision without Russia’s consent could destroy the organization. He warned it might trigger rival blocs forming splinter committees uneasy with Western leadership.
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Britain Gains Clear Role in European Plan
The House heard that Britain would take a defined part in European postwar planning. Bevin described a continuing European framework to administer reconstruction, with Germany’s fate and Western Union cooperation central to Britain's approach. He warned against war of nerves and stressed building a strong, peaceful Europe within two years.
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Congress Tightens Rules On Evidence Handling
Report notes possible increases in penalties for mishandling confidential material. Mentions Congress, House committees, and presidential involvement in reform plans. Highlights aim to curb disclosure of sensitive information by officials and journalists.
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New Zealand Ships Food for Britain Amid War Strain
New Zealand dispatches food supplies to Britain as wartime strain on resources increases. Officials report shipments include meat and dairy products to support civilian and military needs, with detailed consignments arranged through liaison with allied suppliers.
Ruhr Communist Newspapers Suspended in Berlin Crisis
British authorities suspend Ruhr communist papers for three months after publishing violent and abusive attacks on a US Reuters correspondent. Publications include Beals Volk Beno and Dortmund Valles Sho with reappearances planned after the suspension ends in May.
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Belgian Cabinet to Resign Amid Deadlock in Government
Brussels reports Premier Dr Spauk plans to offer the government’s resignation to the Prince Regent. The move follows a deadlock among government subordinates in private Catholic schools as the Socialist Party rejects concessions to increase subsidies to Catholics.
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Weanenday
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Spauk
Von Nida Leads Field at Mouthpert Stey
Norman von Nida is among 90 entrants in a toteboard event. He posted a time of 148 RA to sit near the lead, while Wrileorane and J Buetot also posted notable marks in the standings.
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Olivier Hamlet praised as one of all time by critics
Critics hail Sir Laurence Olivier´s simulated Hamlet as among the greatest films ever. The premiere is set for tomorrow with the King and Queen in attendance. Some scholars expect debate over changes in the adaptation.
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Laurence Olivier
Olle
Rise
Olivier
Remhald
Labour Conference Rejects Government Space Proposal
The Labour Party Conference at Dunedin rejected proposals for a national newspaper to dedicate full space to Government policy. They urged explanations through White Papers issued during the current period.
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Te Gem
Labour Party
Dunedin
Greek Rebels Shot in Athens Echo London Reprisals
Official London sources anticipate far reaching effects after 152 Greek rebels were executed yesterday as diplomats in Athens seek confirmation from the government. In Athens Acting Justice Minister Rendia denies the act was a reprisal for the Lacan affair.
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Canadian naval exercises announced for Magnificent carrier
Montreal reports the Canadian Defence Minister announces summer naval drills in northern waters aboard the Magnificent air carrier. The maneuvers include operations near Hudson Bay and will feature maritime exercises not seen in Canadian waters before.
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