Palestine Crisis Dominates Arab Jewish Frontier War News
A dated New York dispatch reports a U S resolution on Palestine peace, with emphasis on Jewish-Arab tensions around Jerusalem old city and inner quarters. It notes Arab and Jewish forces, truce talks, Jordanian involvement, and British accuracy warnings amid hostilities near Jerusalem Jaffa and Tel Aviv plus international reactions.
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Tehari
Tel Aviv
Angen Wie
Cairo
Pall Ic
Cored
Lebanon
Reau ‘Tranajordan
Elvan
Richard Bur
Pallatine
Omdale
Uy American Associated Presa
Conhiechind
Aviv
Abe Bitern
Teruel
MacMillan
Beitinh
Palestine
Aukual
Arpnyan
Leionroope
Collaaia Rirdold
Tulle
Serus
Parisian Welcome For Princess Elizabeth Visit
Parisian crowds cheered Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh during a high profile visit last night. An ornate pageant and opera hours drew public guards and royalade attire as they traveled from the British embassy to the opera house. The Princess spoke with officials in the presidential box and later boarded a Viking airliner bound for Britain, marking a formal royal appearance abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
de Triomphs
Philip
Igamond
Aamond
Republic
Aurlol
Bronda
Britain
Viking
Princes Weitzabel
Usband
Londonerodrome
Parla
Fragmentary text about a historic survey and foundation
A fragmentary OCR reads about a mute or muted group in ancient or colonial context, mentions foundations of a structure and a survey by a bishop or bishopric. The readable bits point to a ruined or ongoing exploration of past existence and a survey of sites.
British Legion Criticism Of Australia Conference Debated
The British Legion leadership in London discussed Australian policy with delegates from Imperial services. Colonel Lark, visiting Australia, said tensions over treatment and migration could affect support for imperial servicemen. The executive backed a Commonwealth approach and warned that migration pressure would require careful handling.
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Lark
Record dispute at San Francisco track meet by former coach
Disputed timing claims surface as ex Mia mond University coach Dick Templeton discusses Mel Patton in a recent track event. Templeton asserts Patton ran the second fastest time, challenging official results from the Frean om BAC Saturday.
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Bank Francisco
Miamond University
Dick Templeton
Mel Patton
Boyarn
Frean Om Bac
Templeton
Patton
BO Wecondm
Hiroshima Mayor Seeks Peace Memorial Funds
Hiroshima mayor Shinza Hamad calls for a memorial to honor those who died ending the war and starting an era of peace. The proposal envisions a ceremonial tower, lawns, and a bell to toll each year, with portraits of victims and a global remembrance site planned for future centuries.
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AAP Rentare
Tokyo
Shinza Hamad
Hiroshima
Pisha
World Centre
Allations
Pete
L Sng
ASU
Ene
York
Pippe
Sialon
U S Move For Devaluation Of Currency
The United States considers devaluing currencies under IMF guidance as a possible policy tool. Aides indicate a coordinated approach with the World Bank and IMF, to adjust exchange rates when a country’s balance of payments is unjustly harmed. The report notes potential near term adjustments and cabinet discussions on exchange rate policy.
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United States
Lens
Sahel
T Finance
Counell
Ls & Report
Dent ‘Thuman
Con Pyul' Tottman
Buloyany Ad
Rea
World Monetary Fund
Adelaide Faces Coal Shortage Amid Power Delays
Officials today urged Uiane Warkora to speed up supply as Adelaide frictions strain fuel for power. Trains run late and Port Shiptaide action is stalled until tomorrow morning.
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Adelatlie
Attley Guineas Brings Big Bids at Melbourne Sale
Attley the Victorian racehorse tops bidding with 000 guineas paid. The gelding Gary Melbourne? details show 17 wins and £20,000 prize money. Ramde sold to John Holt for 2,600 guineas. Bay Bay Heyone gelding fetches 950 guineas amid urban racing ward.
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Melbourne
Thealey
Erwan
Rd Tarn
Balin Bay
Metropulitan
Irish Leaders Split on Partition at Adelaide Meeting
Mlle Valone told a Adelaide gathering that the partition has raised religious tensions. She argued some Irish leaders oppose the partition and favor unity, while others push for separation, warning the Ritiah people face political and religious strife.
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Adelaidi
Eire
Mlle Valone
Anne
Olympic possibles show no records at White City
London Tuesday reports from the angtish Cummas track meet at White City show no records among Olympic possibles. Ho Askew won the Tong Sump with 23 feet 3 inches and other results list Nigh jump R G Pavill Gft in pole vault TC Anderson 12 ft Blast 300 yards A Grieve 101 and a quarter mile by B Pugh 40.9 seconds and Whittle 621 seconds in quarter mile hurdles.
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London
White City
Yeterday
Ho Askew
R. G. Pavill
Anderson
A. Grieve
B. Pugh
Whittle
Treloar Trains for Olympic Games in Los Angeles Relays
John Treloar, anxious about facing Mel Patton at the Col Vent relays in Los Angeles, worries he may not yet be ready. He notes Lloyd Labesch's narrow loss to Patton and reflects on his own 8.5 second 100 yard dash, his second race since arriving in the United States, and remains focused on the Olympic pursuit.
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Minneapolis
Tasmany
John Treloer
Mel Patton
Los Angeles
Treloar
Abenegra
Lloyd Labesch
Patton
Redond
Henaa
Grant Sought For Road Safety Funding
A local council seeks a grant from the Commonwealth Government totaling £190000 to continue road safety work. The request aims to fund the year’s council program including specific projects and safety initiatives.
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Grant
Councll
Planning New OF Jervis Bey Planning New OF Jervis Bey Advisor
Jervis Bey appoints a new advisor as part of a broader effort to plan fresh opportunities. The move signals strategic review by local officials seeking to align policies with upcoming projects and community needs.
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Jervis
Bey
Rabaul Branch Reopens amid planning for future growth
RABAUL NSW — The Rabaul branch of BAME reopened as officials outlined plans for town development. A meeting at Jervis discussed river and bay watershed considerations, the college area use, and future regional planning in the area east of the college. Officials noted water supply limits, possible underground resources, and transport needs for a proposed secondary school and community facilities.
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Jervis
Polynea
Huttdag
Roma
Wace
Dervia Bay
Rabaul
Tussany
Mnittes
Bank of New South Walee
Old Ee
Port Aroed
Tay
Jervia Bay
Jirvia Bay
Wimers
Quest Yuna
Sohnetun
Ares
Te College Ares
Canberra
Sussex
Johnston
Waur
Nepean
Raferring
Ube
AAP
Waa
Department of Works and Housing
Jarvis Bay Feaidente
Tar
Fragmented OCR summary item
An unclear OCR passage mentions an explosion and a trapped person with garbled text describing a dramatic event and a referenced speaker. The readable elements include terms like explosion and a trapped individual, but no coherent names, places, or dates.
Progress in Use of Wool Campaign Reported
The chairman of the British Wool Board addressed the executive committee of the International Wool Publicity and Research Fund, noting marked progress in the campaign. The secretary, once in 1940, extended the effort to New York and Paris.
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London
Aitian Wool Board
Br. D. Boyd
International Wool Publicity and Research Fund
New York
Paris
Atomic test at Eniwetok deemed satisfactory
Washington Taglis reports a statement from the energy commission that an atomic weapon test at Eniwetok designed to test a certain device was successful in all records. The report notes substantial progress after earlier failures and refers to the joint Yank Force task, with reactions from Soviet officials blaming US actions for the broader conflict.
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Eniwetok
Washington
Taglis
En Re
Eniwatok
Sultantiel
Viking Victory Roamest in Australian Riches
Fragmentary Australian newspaper note records a Viking victory Roamest with names Teahaste Travers, son, and Wedd. Mentions dates 1/11 and 5/08 and individuals Keighley and Auratia non Sy. The text is garbled OCR with unclear context and multiple disjointed phrases.
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Keighley
Travers, Son and Wedd
Stalin Sets Out Basis for Peace Talks with U S
Reported remarks outline a postwar framework including troop withdrawal, sovereignty of nations, and a prohibition on atomic weapons. Stalin emphasizes UN principles, economic restoration, and noninterference in domestic affairs, while noting potential U S and Soviet agreement on a broader peace program.
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Stalin
U.S
Ching
Korea
Russie
Pt Crane Baal
Aneua
Srempons: Sign of Pekte Resilea
UNO
Waton
al Perth
Elvil
Pease
Facples
Bence
Jockey lands double on a busy race day abroad
A crowded Sunday program saw jockey W. T. Bryan ride twice, with Kvane the day’s favorite in a feature race. Melody Maker and Sunny Eve also ran strong, as Hay entered Australian competition.
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Hay
W. T. Bryan
Kvane
Melody Maker
Arrest in Knowle Bris match noted in report
A clipped OCR item reports an arrest by Yugoslav police linked to a match at Knowle Bris. Names appear distorted but include Peter Cule and others. The fragment references a confrontation or incident during a 36 notes session at Knowle Bris with unclear local details.
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Brut
Coney Biel Tata Yt
Peter Cule
Fragmented OCR county data and place references
Fragmentary text lists county and place names with scattered figures and codes. The readable items include county names such as Northamptonshire and references to dates, percentages, and fractions, interspersed with unfamiliar abbreviations and misspellings suggesting an OCR extraction from a historical document.
Pathological Laboratories Established Across Regions
Fragmented OCR text references established pathological laboratories and a commission, noting centers published in hospitals and links to a capital city. Names and details are unclear, with garbled phrases about Tomas Wiemenae and Berea tomas, lacking verifiable specifics.
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Commonwealth _Geveresgrathex
Aires
Ile
Dawe Staats Cine
Tomas Wiemenae
Commiasion
Tkeentite
Albury
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