Makin Criticizes Veto Abuse in UN Security Council
Mr Makin condemned the frequent use of veto power by a permanent Security Council member. He argued it thwarts the majority on non vital matters and urged reviewing the veto rule. Australia backed a stronger UN role and broader geographical balance amid calls for procedural reform.
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Churchill described as the Saint Paul by Wallace at Fulton
Henry Wallace, former Truman Cabinet member, denounced Soviet policy in a Fulton University speech on March 8. He urged a constructive stance toward Moscow while criticizing Pravda and warned against aggressive anti Russian rhetoric.
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United States Atomic Control Plan Discussed in Sydney Meeting
Australian delegates and American representatives debated U N atomic energy oversight at a Sydney gathering. The talks touched on world safeguards, member selection, and the potential for new members while stressing adherence to the UN Charter and avoiding veto-driven bargaining.
Japs Mobilised Before Outbreak of War
Tokyo reports show Japan began aggressive wartime preparations before the attack on Singapore. Intelligence notes indicate training in Shanghai by November 4 and planning for operations across the Philippines and surrounding areas.
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Temperance Council Sues Radio Over Clamour for Wines
A Louisville case reports the National Temperance Prohibits plan suing Columbia Broadcasting System and CBS shareholders for 18 million dollars. The council alleges the CALS refused to broadcast a church and prohibition group message promoting wine and beer drinking, naming minority interests and distilleries as defendants.
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U S Willing to Join In Disarmament Plan
The United States signals readiness to cooperate in disarmament, with Byrnes stressing no unilateral disarmament as after World War I. President Truman and Burosa approve. Warren Austin notes U S endorsement of immediate action with safeguards, criticizes Molotov, advocates prompt fulfillment of policy, and opposes immediate veto abolition.
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Western powers seek details on German deportations
In Berlin the Allied Control Council committee discussed deportations of German specialists and workers from the Russian zone to Romania. The American British and Soviet reps debated how many Germans were moved contract terms and dates and whether workers could refuse and where they were sent.
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Allied Control Council
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Oneral Kuroenkin
Royal visit before 1949 unlikely says telegraph report
A telegraph report notes that a royal visit is not expected before 1949 with King and Chasen aiming to travel before 1949 if possible. The Suk Réscan itinerary would occupy four months in 1947 and the King would avoid a long absence from England until after a year at home.
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Undefined text fragment commentary on shipping channels and warship passage
A garbled excerpt discusses Albania and a channel between Cort and Albania. It notes that if it is a standard international shipping channel, ships have the right to use it and warships may traverse.
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Goring Final Letters Suppressed by Allied Council
Berlin reports the Allied Control Council will destroy copies of Adolf Goring's deathbed letters written before his suicide. The letters allegedly include messages to his wife the Gaul Commandant and other Allied personalities.
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Soviet Officials Gailed for Neglect in Grain Shortage Case
A Soviet correspondent reports sentences against officials for grain mismanagement amid shortages. One food depot manager Marchenko received a severe penalty for selling stored grain and failing to safeguard supplies, as the crackdown continues.
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Six Years Gaol Term For Belgrade Correspondent
Belgrade reports Millyols Naumovic, a correspondent for the British United Press, was sentenced to six years in gaol for propagating alarming news. The court found he spread rumors tied to Yugoslavia during the period of American air activity and invasion events, according to the Yugoslav News Agency.
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Britlan United Prea
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Spain Crisis On Agenda Faces General Assembly
The Polish delegate Lange pressed the Security Council to remove the matter from the agenda but it stayed on the General Assembly’s agenda. Earlier, Rubin blocked dropping the case while Mioittoe and Poland supported the motion.
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Poland
Moroccans Appeal to the United Nations
A Tangior Moroccan Unity Party telegram warns of a grave situation affecting millions of Memorias who face distress and repression under Franco. The appeal urges UN General Secretary intervention to halt maltreatment and secure relief.
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Thureaay
Thas
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Milion
Pranco
Apaia
Disclosures Remove Suspicion Declares Churchill
The report cites Winston Churchill asserting disclosures will remove suspicion amid tension in London and Kent. He claims no authority from UN or other bodies and warns against misinterpretation of statements while defending his position.
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Churchill
Austria Demands Allied Troop Withdrawal
Austria calls for the withdrawal of all Allied forces amid postwar occupation tensions. Officials present a formal demand to the United Nations and allied administrations to end occupation and restore sovereignty.
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Austria
United States Bars Britain Over Anglo Argentine Pact Clause
The Treasury directs measures to block Argentina related payments and Sterling under a disputed Anglo Argentine agreement. Officials say Britain must release funds and honor pledged neutrality to avoid undermining friendly nations.
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Thupnilay
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Britain
Secretary of the Treasury
Maydes
Alan Ideatiea
Promisia
Peru
Britain to Create Central Defence Organisation
London reports that the Prime Minister denounces plans for a central defence body as a threat to Dominion opportunities. The Defence Committee may absorb the Imperial Defence Committee, with meetings widened to cover Commonwealth defence, andDominions and Britain to coordinate with the United Nations obligations.
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Jerusalem Bomb Outrage Sparks Manhunt for “Girl in Red”
A British report describes a Jewish girl in red as the principal instigator of three bombs at Jerusalem Central Railway Station. The blast damaged the station, killed a British demolition expert, and prompted a large police pursuit through the Jewish quarter, with warnings broadcast by Irgun.
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Rights Violations by U S Provosts Reported in Manila
Fragmented report alleges Philippine residents faced raids by United States military police without warrants. Claims include detentions and civil rights violations amid Palawan unrest, with petition alleging abuse and illegal seizures.
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Dutch Conscription Bill Moves in The Hague
The Dutch government proposes a conscription measure to mobilize Dutch soldiers for service in the Dutch Indies. Reports say 22 000 troops have already been mobilized for expeditionary duties as part of the plan. A note on record speed for a car shows 136 mph for a 750 cc MG in a separate London report.
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Time bombs shatter British Embassy in London blast
Two heavy time bombs exploded at the British Embassy early today. A ping hole appeared in the front and Ambassador Quarters were heavily damaged with no injuries reported among embassy staff.
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Bome
Wilding
McCue Dropped From English Rugby Team
Abstracted report notes Tommy McCue dropped from English rugby selection and replaced by younger player Dradahaw of Wiper. The piece mentions injury recovery, captaincy, and a front-line collapse incident affecting squad selection amid unclear details.
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Waleced Mna
New Director of Native Affairs Named
The Commonwealth Public Services Board approved the appointment of Roy Moy as Commonwealth Director of Native Affairs succeeding E. P. Chinnery. The Interior Minister Mr Johnson announced Moy’s selection, noting his extensive experience as former chief district officer and service in New Guinea during the war.
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E. P. Chinnery
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Mbscus Ahaa
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Farmer Delivers Incorrect Money to Post Office
A farmer returned to the post office with a bucket of money not his own. He claimed it was given by his wife and apologized for the mix up. The incident prompted an on site verification of the funds.
Annamem Attack on French Posts Reported
Fragmentary dispatches describe Annamem forces attacking French posts near Pala and at a cemetery. The China expeditionary units repulsed the assault with continued fighting reported into the late day.
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Australian War Bride on Probation
Irene Ree Goodchild, an Australian war bride, arrived aboard a ship in August and is under probation. Her husband, a British naval ratings officer, described her as beautiful and unwell and noted she is undergoing a period of adjustment after arrival.
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Irene Ree
Goodchild
Ana Jing
Cotton Trading Halt Impacts New York Markets
In New York trading on cotton and related exchanges was suspended as authorities seek to calm markets. Prices in late day trading fell sharply with major cotton futures dropping and several leading stocks showing declines while some rail and industrial issues posted modest gains.
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United States Rubber
Southern Pace Inc
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Duponte
Major battle looms near Chinese base reported
A report from Prioiix claims four am phibious operations near Chefoo foreshadow a major clash as 20 000 Communists advance from Manchuria toward Bou ithorn Mdanchuria. Government forces attempt to intercept movements and destroy enemy assets.
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