Britain to Decide on Palestine Policy After Consultations
London reports the Foreign Office will study the Anglo American Palestine report and not announce a decision until it has consulted the United States Arabs and Jewish leaders in line with prior government pledges. The U S also commits to similar consultation before any decision. The Arab League Council meeting in Damascus was noted but not explained.
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Anglo-American Committee
Palestine
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United States
Arab League Council
Yas
Damascus
Australia Eyes Pelagic Whaling Return with Land Base Plan
Australian plans to reestablish whaling involve pelagic operations and a large factory ship. Negotiations with Western Australia pursue a land base at Twofold Bay, while Canberra weighs international recognition and timing. The government stresses no final commitment to any site.
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Adestralia
Allan Fraxer
Eden Monaro
Beally
Commonwealth Ssa
Australia
Commonwealth
Fraser
Twofold Bay
Thme
Raeder Admits Responsibility At War Crimes Trial
Admiral Raeder testifies in Nuremberg that he accepts full responsibility for the 18 years of German fleet rebuilding against the treaty. He states he bears full accountability for the actions and outcomes of the naval leadership during that period.
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Nuremberg
Raeder
A C T Unions Defer Strike Threat Over 40 Hour Week
Canberra trades and labour council debated a general strike over the 40 hour week as the opening of Parliament approached. The motion to strike was referred back to unions for consideration after attempts to contact the minister failed. Some officials urged patience awaiting government action.
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A.C.T
Unions Condemn Board Over 40 Hour Week Action
At the A.W. and A.C. Trades and Labour Council meeting Mr. Gardiner moved a no confidence motion in the Industrial Board for not hearing 40 hour week claims. It failed nine to five but an amendment censuring certain unions passed twenty to? The union cited displaced workers and trench diggers as evidence of hardship while blaming government for lack of action.
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Leo O' Dut
Canberra
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Oneill
Naval rating admits car thefts in Brisbane case
Eugene Jackson a U S naval rating testified in Brisbane court that he walked into Eagle Farm aerodrome and sold three stolen cars for £200 each after taking them from a car park. He claimed funds were spent on liquor and women and linked others including Percy Harris father and son to receiving stolen vehicles. All charged defendants were remanded to AML May 33.
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Eugene Jackson
Nevy Coxawain
Eagle Farm Aerodrome
Manila
Sydney
Heyegan
Jackson
Percy HL. Harrie
Stanley N. Harris
Eric J. Nicoll
Jackson Snr
Aerorome
Harrie
AML
Rehearsal Flight For Victory Parade Over London
Sixty RAF Mosquitoes Spitfires Hornets Tempest Meteors roared over London in a rehearsal for the Victory celebrations on June 8. Other aircraft including Sunderlands Lancasters Beaufighters and Vampires will take part in the Battle of Britain flypast.
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London
Wednessay
RAF
American challenger claims world heavyweight title glory
An erratic report covers a 15 round world heavyweight bout between Lesnevich and Mills in Britain. Both fighters display courage with fierce exchanges as Mills appears close to recovery after knockdowns, while Lesnevich secures the decisive lead in the later rounds.
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London
Britain
Lasieich
Wil Freddie
Mila ‘Lesnevich
Milla
Mills
Railway station robbery and assault case in Sydney region
At Bardwell Park station last night a railway porter Ernest Hanson was assaulted by Stanley Fogarty, W. Fa soldier, and Arthur Hansen 30 labourer seen armed with a revolver. They allegedly stole 15/186 belonging to the Railway Commissioner and were found with an unlicensed revolver. They were remanded to May 24 without bail.
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Wile
Pun
Muiother
Bowng & Poafe
Tempe
Ann & Mast Hunrry
Kogarah
Stanley
Fogarty
W. Fa
Arthur Joseph Hansen
Ernest Hanson
Bardwell Park
Ball
Dentist Ordered to Pay for Falling Flower Pot Incident
In Rydeny District Court Roselle resident Om Mra Barachte sought damages after a window pot gifted to city dentist John Albert Maraden toppled in November, injuring her shoulder. The court granted compensation.
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Rydney
John Albert Maraden
Roselle
Gran
Unification Plan Talks Ordered by President Truman
President Truman summoned Secretary of War Patterson and Secretary of the Navy Forrestal to discuss difficulties in unifying the armed services. He directed the two to reach an agreement on unification by May 31.
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Washington
Truman
Secretarian of War
Mr. Patterson
Navy
Forrestal
Armed Services
Labour campaign opens for Goulburn by election
Sydney reports the Premier Mr McKelly will open the Labour campaign tomorrow evening in support of Labour candidate Mr J Tully son of the former member and barrier.
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Sydney
McKelly
Goulburn
J. Tully
Barrieter
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