Royal couple honeymoon crowds greet Elizabeth and Duke
Royal party departs London as Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh begin their honeymoon. Crowds cheer at the station while rose petals are showered on the couple amid warm exchanges and media attention. The couple head to their honeymoon home and plan services at Westminster Abbey.
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Ann Anowe
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Chicago Tribune Attacks Royal Family in Wedding Dispatch
The article reports a sensational piece from the Chicago Tribune about a royal wedding, noting printer delays and alleged editorial bias. It mentions Mish Mirarbet Windsor and Lieutenant-Philip Moumbatten as the couple and describes heavy royalist sentiment and criticisms of England in a biased, mood-driven tone.
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Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Nestled
Sociailtt
Philip Moumbatten
Aptuker
England
General Assembly Refuses Interference in South Africa India Dispute
In New York the General Assembly reversed a prior stance and refused to intervene in the South Africa India dispute. The body voted 31 to 16 with abstentions, short of a majority for intervention. The motion to refer the matter to the International Court of Justice failed with 39 to 3 abstentions.
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South Africa
New York
India
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Lee
International Court of Justice
Pilot flies over royal wedding despite warnings
A Winowh pilot reportedly flew over the royal wedding area, prompting civil aviation officials to review the event. Officials indicated checks were conducted, and details remain unclear about the flight's authorization or timing.
Russia rejects oil protest by Britain
A confusing report states Russia rejected a British oil protest and mentions various companies and entities. The text alludes to British and American actions tied to oil shares and Russian reactions, but details are unclear.
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Russia
Britain
Dr Evatt Praised for Work at U N O
The article highlights Dr. Evatt’s role at the United Nations Organization, praising his contribution to shaping the body and balancing judgment. It notes his efforts toward advancing a functional, collective effort in international affairs.
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DR. Evatt
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Francia Chronicle
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United Nations
Blum to Form French Government of Public Safety
Leon Blum aged 75 announced he accepted the task of forming a Government of Public Safety to restore order in France after a disrupted situation. He met with President Auriol and urged swift action in the Assembly to adopt his program and cabinet lineup. Immediate wage increases were promised for workers amid widespread strikes involving port and district laborers.
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Fridy
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Wole
Auriol
Renee
Te Dravent
Roel
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Han
Ual
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Iy Sapte
Wool Sales at Higher Prices Boost Bradford and the Continent
Auction details indicate wool sales at H7 level with 20,000 bales offered and higher prices. The report notes Bradford and the Continent operated freely, suggesting a favorable market and strong activity despite some weak spots.
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Wat Yaar
Bradford
Dutch Accused of Violating Security Council Order
Batavia officials report Dr. Setiadji accusing Dutch forces of breaching a Security Council cease fire order by occupying eastern Madura. Spokesmen claim Dutch troops have not completed occupation but have extended patrols across the area, with distribution of aid beginning along the inland demarcation line and in towns such as Bumenap and Manding. The council cautions against premature declarations and urges joint delegations to verify progress.
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Daland
Troapa
Magura
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Civlinna
Americans Win Opens in Australian Tennis Meet at White City
Two American players Brink and Moylan began their Australian tour with men's singles victories at White City. The report notes results in various matches and includes scattered scores and names amid a rough OCR read of the event.
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Dim Brink
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Eeumoe
White City
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Maton
Eter
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Heeto Montray
altOatan
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W. Sidwell
der Teater
Reconsider Patriot Fund Powers Amid Call for Review
A government push to withdraw and reassess patriotic funds prompts demands to limit ministerial power over regulations and penalties. Adderman argues new rules would end patriotic fund support, while critics warn restoring stringent controls risks erasing efforts by past supporters.
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Officers 98 Percent Against Nationalisation
A parliamentary letter reports opposition to nationalisation of banking. Senator Cooper notes 3027 workers signed a petition. total petitioners reach 5163 from Victoria bank staff. Debate centers on private bank employees’ futures and potential unemployment.
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Petent
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Tamworth Bowlers Battle to Defend Club Honours
Report from Tamworth and Unnamed towns details volunteers rallying to preserve club funds after damage, with a U S state secretary’s London visit linked to international ministers conference. Central gathering in London set to open on Tuesday with attention on minor damages and inter association actions.
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Uunnedah
CWO
U.S
Ag Nao
London
Bert A
Auell Boys
Big Central
Pearce sentenced for murder in New Plymouth case
Auckland reports Herbert Edward Pearce, 21, found guilty of murder at New Plymouth. He received a brief sentence after pleading the shooting of Stee Quongina Barnard, wife of his employer, with defense claiming the act was deliberate. The court noted the motive involved a planned act and the hearing arose from a confrontation at the Barnard residence.
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Prisay
Herbert Edward Pearce
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Wa cdl Hvwna
Ee Vansed
Blows Exchange With Opposition In Jap Diet
In Tokyo on Friday rival factions clashed as Diet members hurled jeers and derision at the government and opposition benches. Diet guards intervened as brawling continued, with several lawmakers defeated amid calls for discipline and order.
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Katayama
Amerbers
Mente
Ni Ji Miso
Analies
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Penone
Fresconfinich
Reid
Britain
Palomar
Partition
Poland
Britain declines share in Palestine administration tasks
NEW YORK Friday Alepanter Cadogan informed the Palestine Committee that Britain cannot participate in temporary administration of Palestine on a United Nations Commission.
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Britain
Palestine
New York
Alepanter Cadogan
United Nations Commission
Moscow protests Persia over oil accord refusal
Moscow Radio reported Russia issued a protest note to Persia criticizing Tehran for rejecting the Russo Persian oil agreement. The note accuses Persia of violating the terms and threatens impacts on normal Soviet relations.
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Moscow
Persia
London
Russia
Pavan Terliment’ Son
Ran
Soviet Union
Petrol Pool to Be Restored in Commonwealth Plan
The Australian government may resume control of petrol distribution if oil companies guarantee no shortages. Prime Minister Chifley and ministers will press companies to accept government coordination and to avoid further deficits in the fuel system.
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Exposte Savery
Tarean
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Petra
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Aterling
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Ie Sas
Women in China to Vote in First Democratic Election
Report notes that women over 24 will vote in China’s first democratic election amid internal war hindrances. Officials estimate up to 160 million potential voters, about one-quarter of the population, will be present to cast ballots.
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China
Hongkong
World Conference on Tropical Diseases in Washington
International congress on tropical medicine and malaria to be held in Washington. Delegates from Austraia and New Zealand attend with aims to present findings on preventing and treating tropical diseases. Conference follows the Amsterdam meeting of 1908 and will publish proceedings for global distribution.
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Washington
Felder
Auiraia
New Zealand
Amsterdam
Brisbane Premier rejects joint coal board demand
The Queensland Government again refuses the miners demand to join the Commonwealth Coal Control Board. Premier Hanlon argues for separate state control and warns against nationwide strike action. The federal secretary plans to consult the Prime Minister to avert a broader conflict. Labor officials signal intent to maintain state control over coal operations.
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Joint Coal Board
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Grant
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Hanlon) Said Hia Tovernmnnk
Ite
Plane from Sydney Reaches London
A Sydney to London flight arrived at 12 30 with the crew noting a smooth trip. The service highlighted efficient handling and safe arrival for passengers and crew.
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London
A. Sundtetiution
Plana
Qanter Saskingh ii VE
Ul Vantfal
Two Wounded and Two Killed in Bari Ambush
Fragmentary wartime note reports a Bari attack with two killed and twenty wounded among officers and civilians. Details are unclear with garbled agency captions and disjointed location names.
Pork Dearer From Monday Says McCarthy
The butcher McCarthy urged price rises starting Monday in the Capital Territory and warned consumers to avoid paying inflated prices. He cited general increases planned for August and listed higher rates for various cuts with a call to shop around.
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Nazi Agent Dr Becher Fleeing Deportation Across Australia
Police search for Dr Berker Becher a Nazi agent who disappeared after orders to deportation. He left Adelaide Tuesday under the name J Henry reached Sydney by plane to stay with a friend at Rowe Bay. Officers raided a New York home to seize luggage tied to Becher as 700 deportees were slated for Fremantle.
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Nent Bagi
Awetrelia
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DA. Alexandne
Widh
Dr. Berker
Adelaide
Tuesaday
J. Menry
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Ana
Yostey
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Buecker
Becher
Hinnedmann
Fremantle
New Zealand Opposition Accused of Crayfishing
Members of the opposition faced criticism in parliament as they urged delaying the superannuation bill. Leader Mr Holland pressed for changes while Government allies argued against stalling and criticized the opposition’s stance amid a crowded chamber.
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Li Parliamant
Fraser
Mr. Molland
Mamta
Proviniun
Nie
Holland
Hark-Poduiing
Australian star tops film roll with new roles
Hav WhOD reports Ron Randel takes lead in the kechapoboin Lawes Of Carmen with Ri Flayworkh as Glenn Fort Tess Randalls major part after joining an Allywood under contract. He also stars in two unreleased films titled Muting i Mille and Phe Bienne the Fran as filming and theater billing continue.
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Ron Randel
Glenn Fort Tess Randall
German reparations to France and Britain during occupation
In a damaged report fragment, a large gold transfer is cited valued at 21 250 000, linked to German reparations or seizures during occupation. The garbled text references France Britain and a mine near Pulde Hight with 88 tons of gold, and mentions transfer to France and to a German authority.
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Slamburgh
Authivitiee
Vraner Galt
Pulde Hight
Fravjeurt
Wes HH FE Offices And Global Health Talks In Focus
In Sydney Urilay-Vite Driged outlined a future week agenda for the Wes HH FE offices while a United Nations briefing in New York discussed malaria combat and a proposed MOU with Australian rugby unions. A confirmed coup in Tonon drew international attention amid regional security concerns involving water and malaria risks.
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Urilay
Nilimtal Commiraian
Aloodlexs
New York
United Nationa Alee
Boodives
Samp
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