Security Council unmoved by Persian reply in crisis talks
United Nations Security Council met in New York and, amid incomplete Tehran reports, urged continued scrutiny of Persian troop withdrawals. Britain’s Cadogan pressed for fuller data while Australia cautioned against rushed decisions as talks linger over Iran’s constitutional status and regional stability.
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Tabris
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WANUS ISLAND RESTORED TO CIVIL CONTROL
The Commonwealth Government restored civil administration on Manus Island, ending military rule. Areas in the Bolomons and other districts moved to civilian governance, with New Britain and New Ireland remaining under military control awaiting provisional transfer by month’s end.
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Balkan peace terms to be on Italian basis
The article notes discussions among the United States Secretary of State and Molotov about revamping armistice terms for the Balkan region toward an Italian model. It suggests potential revisions impacting Albania and Bulgaria, amid diplomatic maneuvering and concern over limiting British and American influence in the region.
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Food shortage blamed on war years says New Zealand official
London Thursday reports Mr Hi Maulholland of New Zealand blaming the war years for world food shortage. He argues an international federation of agricultural producers must share responsibility and that over-worked government policies hinder agriculture. Two boxing items follow with local names and results.
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Vatican Warns Catholics Not To Vote For Leftists
Vatican warns Catholics against voting for left wing political groups citing canon law. Epicos of Umbrian bishops urge adherents to avoid candidate agendas seen as opposing Christian doctrine and sacramental rights, stressing irreconcilable conflict between Christianity and Marxist policies.
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Medical Science Provides Patients With New Stomachs
In Boston Dr Frank Lahey head of the Lahey Clinic announced 89 successful stomach removal operations for cancer and other growths. One patient still alive after a 1938 operation received a substitute stomach formed by a loop in the intestines.
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Frank Lahey
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Australia May Research Centre for Rocket Tests
British missile tests in Australia could establish a Commonwealth rocket and atomic bomb research hub. Officials including Prime Minister and Defence Minister discussed knowledge gains and potential test ranges. Evidence suggests tests may reach 200 miles, with Australian facilities possibly expanding as a regional research centre.
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Britain Insists on Acceptance of Indian Plan
London reports that the British Mission rejects any normal transfer of power to the interim government and insists the new government be formed on the proposed constitution. The Times correspondent notes Congress opposition and ongoing debates between the Aldus and Sinn Fein, with talks focusing on constitutional proposals and the scope of interim rule.
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Danube Shipping Debate Ties Freedom to Navigation
A State Department official linked Danube shipping on Tuesday to free navigation, warning that Russia accuses the United States of hindering Balkan rehabilitation. He said free Danube access depends on broader agreements and noted calls from regional states for port access as Western powers seek reciprocal concessions.
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Joint Company To Handle Wool Disposals
A limited private company to manage wool disposal was announced by government officials in London and Canberra. Directors include Richard Van Horkints, Dan Mr. Dickman, Abney, HL Lawit Monary, JF Morphy, and Mighell, with nominees from New Zealand and other authorities. The venture aims to coordinate activities between Britain, New Zealand, and other partners in the wool trade, official statements say.
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Lowden
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Police Fire on Rioters at Kashmir Shinagan
A disrupted report claims police fired on rioters at Kashmir Shinagan on Thursday. A group from Toljawins of Seki and Abs Gutta gathered near Ye Kashiniy Nix Hota Conference and were arrested after allegedly planning to attack a police station and disrupt order.
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Basque Charge Against Franco New York Report
A garbled New York dispatch reports Basque charges against Franco's regime. The text mentions alleged executions, a Russian document, and Spanish involvement, with unclear references to anti democratic actions and broader wartime alliances. The fragmentary file hints at hostile actions by the Red Army and international reactions.
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Urryge
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Red Army
War Talks On Global Bomb Range And Air Power
General Thies stated that the B-29 style bomber could reach 10,000 miles, underscoring the need for an extremely efficient air force. The claim emphasizes global reach as pivotal to strategic security and decisive deterrence.
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Boints
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Nurses Blamed For Neglect On Brides Ship
New York reports alleged neglect aboard a transport ship for brides and soldiers. Officials cite overcrowding and inattentive care. complaints mention a nurse crew member and refer to a military hospital setting during a wartime relief operation.
Fatality in Air Grabh Orlo Incident On Thursday
A crew member was fatally hurt in an incident during an air grab on Thursday. Three members of the crew were tied and removed, with one pumped out and waved. Details remain sparse and official statements await further clarification.
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Allied nations should draft peace treaty in Washington
A report from Washington states nations allied to win the war plan a joint peace treaty draft. The Foreign Relations Committee chair hints at a conference with ministers from each nation, then presenting terms back for approval.
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U S Denial of Soviet Allegations Reported
The United States government denied Soviet claims about American bombing runs over Munich and asserted no American bombers were active in the area. The briefing emphasized U.S. forces with no involvement in the alleged attacks and reaffirmed official positions from Washington.
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Korean Guards Reenact Japanese Shooting Of British Prisoner
Trial testimony described two Korean guards reenacting the shooting of a British prisoner Wanty during a capture at Maw Ceara. Witnesses said Wanty fell as the guards described, and an officer commanded the shot after Wanty tried to escape. A guard later sobbed as details were recalled.
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Compensation for Plane Crash into Building in New York
Government claims totaling 334 cases show payments to claimants. The government paid 268,909 and insurers 106,483 for related damages. The figures pertain to a plane crash incident and subsequent compensation spread across involved parties.
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Albanian guns fire on British cruisers
London reports Britain awaits reply to strong representations after Albanian coastal batteries fired as Orion and other cruisers passed through the Strait of Otranto. No hits were recorded and ships continued on their course amid diplomatic tension.
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U S Textiles Seen as Potentially Displacing Britain
Morton Bayell of the International Wool Secretariat says a strong chance exists for American textiles to capture a foreign market previously dominated by Britain. He notes the United States has resumed civilian production more quickly than Britain, which suffers from eroding wage power. An English authority claims the United States has nearly captured the South African market.
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Japanese royal families cut off from payroll
Under Allied supervision the Japanese royal families, including Aronio's brothers, were removed from the public payroll and denied special privileges such as exemptions and transportation on property valued around 50 million yen. They reportedly disposed of securities worth about 4 million yen to cover costs as the Imperial budget previously allocated around 5 million yen annually for the royal household.
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Subversive Gangs Target Berlin Mine Raid Lessons
American public safety officers and German authorities raid a Berlin site as 78 youths are involved. Five known criminals or subversive figures among the group, with women reported among participants, amid tensions over public safety.
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Hungary Seeks Return of War Loot From United States
In a terse note Hungary demands the return of unspecified gold items alleged to be war loot. The dispute centers on items reportedly taken after Hungary withdrew from the war, with Hungary asserting they should not be treated as property of wartime booty.
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Egypt British treaty talks stall amid public doubt
Cairo reports indicate divisions over the Anglo Egyptian treaty as negotiators pause amid concerns that the proposed military clauses are too onerous. British and Egyptian officials press for a fresh assessment while the public voices wary speculation on war and concessions.
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Wool shipments in dispute ship dates and figures
London news reports shipowners pressuring delays in wool exports from Australia. Officials warn price impacts, while traders argue shipments must meet demand as buyers prepare new orders. Shipments of wool are debated to balance safety on docks and market needs.
Whele Closing on Changchun Line
A garbled report notes a vanguard near Changchun forming a natural barrier. It mentions units bypassing a center and a potential defensive stance against a minty force advancing toward Cran.
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