Security Council demands cease fire in Palestine within 36 hours
Reports from Lake Success describe a Security Council push for a strong UN action to stop fighting in Palestine. Voters split with Britain abstaining as the council set a 34 to 36 hour deadline. debate focused on calling Arabs and Jews to halt hostilities and potential force if terms aren’t met.
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Arab and Egyptian link up near Bethlehem in war report
reports from Criru and Bethlehem indicate Egyptian forces linked with Transjordan near Bethlehem. A Jewish push toward the old city stalls amid Arab Legion counterattacks and heavy shelling around Mejj and Ramat Rachel.
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Arabs Make Conditions For Truce Talks
Arab states offered a plan for a Palestine truce while opposing a separate Jewish state. They demanded no political talks with Jewish authorities as long as a separate state was insisted upon and backed a unitary regime with equal rights for all. The Arab position framed aims against armed revolt and terrorist activity, not outright conquest. An American Consul General, Thomas Waughn, was reported killed by a sniper while returning from a truce meeting at the French Consulate.
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Bandits Attack Madras Bombay Mail Train
Bandits attacked the Madras Bombay mail train near Mumbai injuring twenty two passengers including eight women and two children. Authorities suspect the assault occurred while the train traversed Hyderabad state as investigations begin.
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Communist Replaces Finnish Cabinet After Vote of No Confidence
In Helsinki Suntisy President Paasileivi ousted the government led by Leina after a no confidence vote carried by Peckamant on Thursday. Leina had supervised state police reform toward a party striking force while Leino and Kuipi held key ministerial posts amid a Communist shift in government and protests from workers.
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Shoon Down Egyptian Plemes at Biidah Airfield Raid
A British air attack over Ramit David on the Biidah airfield led to the downing of several Egyptian planes. Egypt reported five aircraft unreturned with four pilots killed and others wounded. Britain confirmed losses and indicated planes were seized during the Tula area operations within the 70 mile radius as authorities prepared for evacuation.
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Tel Aviv attack reports kill and injure many at city center
A chaotic incident in Tel Aviv leaves 10 women and children dead and over 100 injured as clashes erupt near Jaffa Gate. International Red Cross teams and nurses treat victims while unconfirmed claims of Arab attackers and a supposed ceasefire exchange surface amid tense citywide fallout.
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British plane to bypass Egypt amid Palestine tensions
Fragmentary report indicates a British aircraft planned to pass Cairo after a demonstration flight from Australia and New Zealand. The plane’s route and passenger details are unclear due to damaged text, but Farouk is mentioned in connection with the trip.
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Canberra to Sydney in 28 Minutes by Jet Plane
A jet plane reportedly made a rapid Canberra to Sydney journey in 28 minutes. The flight featured pilots Winn Gi Drummings and others as the Vampire entry participated in a test or display under favorable conditions at the Canberra Sydney route.
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Soviet reply to U S policy on atomic arming and bases
A Soviet radio statement denounces United States disarmament proposals and claims Washington is expanding armaments. It accuses the U S of interference in other nations, supporting anti democratic groups, and pressing military presence in Europe and Asia while praising Soviet sovereignty and Korean independence. The message reiterates ideological divides and critiques Western alliances and economic pressure.
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Threat of Stoppage in Gas Claim Turbulent Labor Talks
Melbourne reports say Bundey and Hollway govern roorta dathatrike repleation, with Australian unions pushing for higher pay. Mr Brown notes gun workers demanded double pay for Sunday shifts already granted to railway men, signaling potential industrial action.
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Rumanian Cabinet Deprives King Michael Family of Citizenship
The Romanian Cabinet stripped former King Michael and members of his family of citizenship and confiscated property including ten castles. The move followed the couple’s announced wedding plans in Athens between former King Michael and Princess Anne.
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Aviatrix Sets New Speed Record in 48 mph Flight
Jacqueline Goehren, noted American aviator, claims a world air speed record of 48 mph on a 2000 kilometer closed course after flying a special P51 from Palm Beach to Santa Fe. The existing record of 440 mph by Lieut. J. Ean Cook in the jet plane Booting Bear is challenged.
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Australians 5 for 407 at Lord's in chaotic MCC test
Australia declared five for 407 with Bradman hitting a brisk fifty and Hassett aiding a long stand. Bowler gaps and volatile batting were evident as Miller and Laker checked the surge, while Brown, Crangston, and Young contested late wickets in a volatile Lord's innings.
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Britain Could Bridge Western Europe and Commonwealth Says Smuts
In an Empire broadcast Field Marshal Smuts said Britain could manage a dual role with Western Europe and the British Commonwealth. He argued Britain’s leadership and experience could help shape a new postwar world power pattern without changing the Commonwealth’s structure. He favored a Western Union with Britain as a middle power balance to avoid a two power duopoly.
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Live mortar bomb found by gardener at vacant block
A gardener in AYDNET Bunday Awan found a 10 inch long live mortar bomb protruding from the ground along Werringab Street Balgawlel while clearing undergrowth. The device, old and eroded, was removed by disposal experts after military authorities were notified. Police and the army warned it could have exploded if struck.
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Four Die From Gas After Blackout in Sydney Suburbs
Four persons perished in separate Dare Magnurst area homes during a blackout night. All were found dead in similar gas poisoning circumstances as investigators probe accidental causes following a citywide power failure. Names include Harry Pallman aged 34 and Florence Johnson 16, among others. incidents occurred within 17 hours of full fuel supply restoration.
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Paddington
Earthquake Shocks Hit New Zealand Towns
A morning quake caused major damage in Walau and surrounding areas. About 130 chimneys toppled while church fonts and foundations were shaken. No injuries were reported.
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Ward Defends Himself Amid Criminal Probe
Mr. Ward states there is nothing to hide as probes proceed. He criticizes anti Labour forces and hints at forthcoming disclosures. He notes he has given no money to influence matters and asserts no involvement in political campaigns.
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