Jewish Defences Crumble in Amber Two-Pronged Arab Assault
A fractured report describes Arab forces advancing toward a new city sector while Jewish units resist in Jerusalem and surrounding areas. Communiques claim ground gains and counterattacks, with surrenders offered by Arab forces and continued fighting near the old city.
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Amber
Am Zen
Ubat Ita
Cornu de Atronta
Tha Nese
Beuiera
Aighlag
Tel
Hadas
Ametlah
Elly
Notre Dame de France
David Hoke
Heganeh
Nea
Pibarias
Tel Aviv
Lerael
David Ben Garton
Sats
Seryeen
Shallea
Haftaasshal
Dewat
Rivera Jerusalem
Aah
Ata As
Bond
Wat
Resignation of Hungarian Minister to the United States
A Hungarian minister to the United States reportedly resigned in protest against his government’s vitriolic attacks on the US in press and radio. The article cites influence from government critics and notes the tension surrounding the ambassadorial post amid diplomatic strains.
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Washington
Us ‘States
Raster Vamberg
United States
Security Council Action Aims to Curb Veto Power
A committee resolution urges tightening veto use at security meetings and calls for cutting arms and enforcing a global force under UN oversight. It proposes advisory guidance to the President and Senate approval for any joint congressional measure, with committee chairmen Benatar and Vandenberg noted.
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Corte
Senate
Benatar Vandenberg
Ead
Gonae
British views on future of Palestine at UN Security Council
At the Security Council Sir Alexander Cadogan outlined British positions on Palestine. He questioned if the current situation threatens international peace and doubted unilateral division without General Assembly backing. He urged a ceasefire and clarity on Palestine international status, while US envoy Warren criticized Britain and warned against repeating League of Nations era actions.
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New York
Security Council
Alexander Cadogan
Britain
Palestine
General Assembly
United Nations
Parestines International Atutun
Warren “Auatin
Tnited
Sitish
Smid
Veal
League of Nations
Ethiopia
Aked
Radiation Injuries Reported at Eniwetok Tests
Four scientists sustained radiation injuries to their hands during recent atomic tests at Eniwetok Atoll. Carroll Tyler of the Atomic Energy Commission said the damage was caused by radiation similar to X ray exposure and included focal damage.
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Los Alamos
Atoll
Carroll Tyler
Atomic Energy Commission
No Immediate Devaluation Talk Shrugs Off Markets
The article reports on cautious phrases about currency values, noting no immediate devaluation is expected. It references the National Advisory Council and a European focus, outlining long range plans and policy intents without triggering sudden shifts.
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Devaliac
National Advisory Gounsife
Unclear Charges Linked to McLennan Divorce Case
Fragmentary report notes Dr Stewart P McLennan and Arline Junge tied to a divorce by act with Turner. mentions Ured' Presbyterian minister and alleged statements about defacing a vote. Details are incomplete and names are partially garbled.
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Los Angeles
Thureany
Stewart P. McLennan
Ured
Maidine
Fopwan
Turner
Empire Day Parade Planned in Tokyo Imperial Palace
AAP Reuters reports Japan will host a ceremonial Empire Day parade at the Imperial Palace in Tokyo featuring a display by Air Vice Marshal J P McCaulay and the Commander in Chief. The event marks ties among Japan United England and New Zealand, with royal and military representatives attending.
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AAP Reuters
Toe Kuatralinn
United England
New Zealand
Imperial Palace
Pista
Tobkyo
J, P ‘McCaulay
Australia Orders 50 Naval Planes For Carrier Force
Australia plans to equip its carrier force with 50 naval planes including 24 aircraft of two models. The ships will receive 60 naval transport aircraft to support operations, with training and deployment timelines tied to ship movements. Royal Navy and UK-based personnel will support the air arm as Australian crews prepare for the new aircraft.
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Australia
Ourelor
Naval Board
Australien
United Kingdom
Alr
Police Seek Assailant in Bangkok Attack on Editor and Officials
In Bangkok a search for an assailant continues after Nai Suvindi editor of the Siangthai daily was wounded near his office. Premier Songkhram requested resignations from the defense minister and two deputies amid military involvement in last week’s gold bar robbery.
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Aap Reuter
Bangkok
Thui
Nai Suvindi
Siangthai
Hie
Tient-Wenneral Laang Chart Nakrob
Fiona
Songkhram
Taeir
China installs president and vice president in wartime tone
Chinese officials announce the installation of Li Taungren as Constitutional President and a Vice-President as ceremonies proceed. Foreign worships in Chinese waters salute the new leadership with a 21 gun salute at noon. Dances are reportedly restricted for three days amid the political transition.
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AAP
Reuters
Generet ‘Alae
Dageral Li Taungren
Marshall Questions Stalin Sincerity In US Soviet Talks
Washington reports outline that future Soviet American cooperation shapes Stalin s sincerity in seeking greater understanding. The State Department notes a two thirds majority and international bodies may resolve tensions, while China and Japan influence the outcome.
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Washington
Stalin
United States
Maral
Henry Wallace
Treloar Faces Keem in Major Colinas Showdown
Treloar is set to meet Keem in a high profile competition at Colinas arena tomorrow night. The event, described by local writers, highlights Treloar’s career best challenge with strong support from Yeast Ba and Anyd Lat Beach teams.
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Treloar
Keem
Anorlig
Sdohn Treloet
Colinas
Spork
Patton
Woin
Yeast Ba
Dollowert Tomty
Anyd Lat Beach
Iemates
Aither Treiowr
Britain unmoved by Israel's appeal
London reports Britain remains firm against Israel's appeal. The Times correspondent notes the government will not alter its stance on diplomatic recognition or tension with Arab states.
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Britain
Israel
Cabinet Crisis in Anland Over Extradition Powers
A Finnish cabinet crisis unfolds as a no confidence motion threatens leadership over extradition policy. Reports indicate potential tensions between Helsinki officials and international partners regarding sending Finns and other nationals to a distant power without cabinet approval.
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Helsinki
Vie Laima
Raissia
Mon A Milner
Czech Pilots Stationed at Kent in RAF Context
A fragment notes three Czech pilots stationed at a Kent RAF station, arriving from Czechoslovakia in a borrowed plane. It mentions a group defying prison terms and serving with the RAF, with a provisional six month stay in Britain referenced.
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Raf
Czechoslovakia
Britain
Ambiguously Reported War Plot Rumors Surface
A garbled An American broadcast summary hints at a large Allied bombing plan using a substantial bomber force. The text suggests a possible long range mission from Alaska to the Mossow area delivering thousands of tons of bombs, but the wording is unclear and some figures are unreadable.
Australia and New Zealand Aid South East Asia Ties
Australia and New Zealand pledge cooperation with Southeast Asia to boost prosperity. The nations affirm ongoing friendly ties within the Commonwealth whether remaining or leaving the bloc.
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Australia
South East
New Zealand
Indie
Faulty Construction of Pearifie Leading to Accidental Shooting
In Perth a coroner found that a rifle accident caused the death of Rod Stiex Wael Dedminn a 24 year old married man from Bellevue. The findings blame faulty design and construction at the Commonwealth Sewall Arms Ya Ciunrev Fienite and direct the rifle be retained by the ballistics section while awaiting a formal report from the Law Department.
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Smiggestng
Mgm Sally
Commonwealth Sewall Arms
Ya ‘Ciunrev
Rodstiex Wael Dedminn
Eof Bellevue
Apriis
Ata
Oat
Naan Mit
Poll
Britain Will Not Use Force to Achieve Aims Says Bevin
Foreign Secretary Bevin told the Labour Party conference he does not intend to force changes in European states by force. He urged economic harmony and regional security measures, supporting collective security and Commonwealth prime ministerial talks to shape policy on Europe and East Asia.
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London
Bevin
Spelley
Europe
Britain
Um World
LMF
Tarvin
European Union
Western Union
Rusate
Amartea
Noid
Russia
United States Britain Clash Over Palestine Resolutions
A U N debate on Palestine shows widening gaps between American and British approaches. Reuters notes differing Security Council resolutions may prompt direct U S aid to Arab nations and calls for swift action, with Belgium and China backing the American stand and Britain urging rapid council action.
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New York
United States
Britain
Palestine
Gant
Reuters
Axye
Ucn
Experta
Belgium
China
Jerusalem
U.N
Tole
Washington
US Representatives Propose Restrictions Amid Debate
The House approved a broad set of amendments seen as limiting individual liberties and centralizing power. Debates centered on potential penalties and enforcement, with supporters citing security needs and opponents warning of government overreach.
Record Cricket Scores From Athen Clubs And Universities
Old mixed cricket score table notes top performances and team totals including Compton 252 not out for Middlesex, Derbyshire double century by Hope, and Warwickshire, Yorkshire, Surrey, and Lancashire results with individual scores and bowling figures.
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London
Benue Compton
W. J. Sdrich
Gomersst
Serta
Hope
Derbyshire
Igo Pameed
Hasap
Pope
Waltingsonshire
Montoa
Warwickshire
Dollery
Yorkshire
Northamplonenire
Firefighters End Brief Strike in Sydney
Firemen call off strike at Sydney after long talks. The group decided to suspend their one day stoppage planned for June 1. The decision is binding and will be enforced by state authorities.
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Sydney
Bwa Uftahif
Mi Permanente
Aremen
Church Protest Over AE Race Meeting in London
A chaotic church protest in London targets an AE race meeting. Local attendees voice opposition while authorities urge calm as discussions continue on the event's permit and public safety.
Oxford Goas Cheaply to Aussie Bowlers
A fragmentary report describes a cricket match where Oxford faced Australian bowlers. Key figures include Mallett, Harvey, Webb, and Travers as bowlers or batters, with mentions of overs, outs, and scores. The legible moments highlight tight bowling and several wickets, though many details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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