Man Arrested for Murder in Cooper Park
An elderly man was arrested in connection with a murder at Cooper Park on March 2. Police say the suspect was taken to the station for questioning after the incident at the Beatre at Death junction. A large crowd followed to the Waverley area as officers secured the scene and detained the suspect.
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Cooper Park
Gyoney
Sanuraay
Fe Igbl
Death Junction
Mra
Ade Lambert
Waverley
Tex
Murda
Ukrainian Delegate Shot In Cafe
An Ukrainian delegate was shot in a cafe in Manhattan and suffered a fractured thigh. Police said there is no implication of broader conspiracy as investigations continue.
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Ak Awn
Wr Mart Co
Kl Fearne Thal Ah United
Expressoemal Fogre
Perullan
Soviet Republic
Af Bradnile
A. W. Wal
Grave clashes at Haiphong escalate French injuries
Fragmentary report describes violent clashes in Haiphong involving Vietnamese forces and French troops. An incident sparked disorders and mortar fire as French authorities respond to unrest. Safety unclear and details partially garbled.
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Mer Badri
Haiphong
Vietnam
Etna Ofa
No Formal Advice Yet On McKell Appointment
The Prime Minister said no formal recommendations had been forwarded to the King on the Governor General appointment to succeed the Duke of Gloucester. He indicated that formal recommendations may have been made, and opposition leaders pressed the issue as negotiations continued on an informal basis under advising by authorities.
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McKell
Mr. Chifley
Yasterday
Due
Gloucester
W. Prymae
Menalea
Chitey
Himaelf
Australia
Ware
Desauer
Attempt to Fire Large Liner at Sydney Wharf
A fresh dawn saw attempts to fire the liner Royal Mail Asturias at Sydney Wharf. Fire on four decks caused damage while smoke and debris filled nearby rubbish piles. The ship, torpedoed in the Atlantis during the war, was later refloated and towed for repairs. Police charged two men, aged 21, with related offenses at Central Police Court.
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Sydney
Royal Mail
Asturias
Ak No
Wonlamisa
Sinvrurda
Bettas
Australia
Penn
Arventes
Central Police Court
Ahi
New Guinea Trusteeship Under Fire Debate at General Assembly
Delegates from India Yugoslavia and China join critics of Australias trusteeship plan for New Guinea. They argue the agreement lacks guarantees for native rights and questions whether federation with Australia is intended or feasible. Professors warn about long term development and humanitarian implications as the committee concludes its preliminary examination.
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Australia
General Assembly
Krein Menon
India
Australis
Mr. Menon
Agate
Burin Mtwin
Boviet
Ralley
Wronee Aire
Molotov Withdraws Proposed Yugoslav Customs Union Plan
Fractured reports from Friday indicate Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov withdrew a proposed Yugoslav Trine customs union amid pushback from Britain and the United States. The talks touched on wartime troop withdrawals, Trieste control, and Yugoslav military migration issues, with Canada noted as a potential facilitator for repatriations.
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Molotov
Mntalo
New York
Cortnell
Leet
Trine
YuRvels Vin
Naisan
Byrnes
Ottawa
Fridey
Trieste
Mointoy
Ferilitie
Yugoslavia
Arrest in Paris Meat Supply Denial Case
A report from Paris notes an arrest tied to denying meat supplies, alleging the suspect received only a tenth of the livestock needed. Authorities investigate irregular pricing and distribution tied to the alleged shortfalls.
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Pasis
Fridey
Cloud Jenob
Furie
Paris
Indian cricketers to tour abroad after second class
The Indian Cricket Board announced that players who visited agrond this year will travel abroad during the tour to five matches at different centres. The announcement notes a first-class tie and a future India team voyage, while Durclet LONDON reports on the handling of the second class status and the timing of the travel plans.
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Bombay
Indian Cricket Board
Agrond
India
London
Aswhraity Tras
Horses Sprayed With Acid At Races Reported
London officials of the National Hunt stewards warned trainers after horses at a vacant meeting were sprayed with acid. The incident prompted safety cautions and veterinary actions, with authorities investigating the attack and ensuring protective measures for horses.
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London
Briday
National Hunt
Postwar Talks Seek Unified Troop Reposition and Disarmament
A fragment from a wartime report describes Allied leaders debating troop redeployments and broad disarmament. British Foreign Secretary Bevin proposed merging military repositioning with disarmament into a single UN discussion track, referencing Hitler and Germany while noting Allied mobilization costs and future security aims.
Palestine Talks Delayed Again Await Zionist Decision
Reuters reports Palestinian talks postponed to January 1947 as Jewish leaders urge delay until after the Zionist Congress at Buale next month. A spokesman for the Jewish Agency said measures have been taken to curb territorial activity in Palestine but did not specify them.
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Reuters
Zioniat
Buale
Jewish Agency
Serumlem
Palestine
Greek bill to seize newspapers reported by parliament
Athens Friday report says the Minister for Justice presented a bill to the Parliament to empower seizure of newspapers and publications deemed to attack the regime. The measure targets defense news and movements of armed forces and authorizes penalties for printing material deemed against public order. A tribunal is being established with powers to suspend publications.
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Athens
Pera
Yne
Annalista
Meat price inquiry follows decline in market
The Prices Commissioner reviews recent Meat orders as he weighs whether the price drop is justified. Blackburn confirms the minister will proceed with an investigation into the market decline and its causes.
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Bourmet
Paralysis Threatens America as Soft Coal Stopage Looms
In a New York Times cited assessment industrialists warn a soft coal strike could trigger massive factory shutdowns and national economic paralysis. The piece notes soft coal provides about 75 percent of industrial energy and 67 percent of electrical power, risking widespread disruption.
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New York
United States
New York “Times
American Associated Prats
Whyalla water scheme for rocket testing project
Government officials discussed establishing a rocket test range in South Australia with a research station at Mt. Barker. The plan would limit testing to a 3,000 square mile area, with initial capital costs around 48 million and annual maintenance near 6 million.
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Mn. Johanyvaterday
South Australia
Whyinia
Br. Jotingon
Perimental
Dedman
Commonwealth
Austria
Trafalgar Battle Tale Promises Political Move
A garbled report links a Trafalgar Battle theme to a Parliament vote. It mentions Captain Albert Nelson seeking to sustain a 25 000 pound annual income for a Fourth Earl through a Conservative line in the House of Commons to amend the government will.
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London
Frigay
Albert Francin
Joentio Nolnon
Vmestine Gas Prospector
Air
Australie
Don
Trafalgar
Trafalgar Flouse
Wilshire
Horatio Nelson
Albert Nelson
Line House of Commons
Dle
Kari Einon
Diamonds Hidden in Bank of Japan Vaults After War
A United Press report describes diamonds and gems stored in the Bank of Japan vaults and other sites by the Allied powers. The valuables reportedly included opals and other stones owned by wartime procurement agencies and buried on orders from the High Command to fund underground activities after surrender.
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Albert
Washington
Edward Nelaun
MacArthur
Earlie
Edward Ls
Malaya
Japan
Inter
Voldbred
Vautta the Prem Association
Banke of Japan
Ramage
Opala, Sacophiere
Preeia
United Prem
Koolidan
Frade Control Association
High Command
Uney
British notes on Dardanelles in August 1940
The British Foreign Minister tells the Romanian Government Britain may attend an international conference to review the Montreux Convention. He emphasizes any revision must align with United Nations principles. Britain supports the Soviet view that the future regime concerns Black Sea powers and expects Aramid to defend the straits.
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Wellington Kuo
Geners
China
Molotov
Getisate
Bevin
Maio
Eltaln
United Nations
Mobil
Mindle
Sandord
Livin
Mr. Bevin
Ste. Bevin
Mitler
Germany
United Nations Res
London
Dardanelles
Bavin
Ruanan
Beitian
Montreux
Britain
Eurney
Farkeay
Jahnuid
Hu’s War Service Connects to France and Australians
In France Hu forged notable links with Australian forces and the Allies, reflecting a wartime role that tied to broader Allied political currents. The account highlights international cooperation and a significant personal connection formed during hostilities.
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GaNipati
Ward
France
Second Exodus of Jews on Decline in Vienna
The second exodus of Jews from Houston Europe to Austria has greatly diminished in recent weeks. Refugees arriving in Austria show a drop from August totals of 236,700 to about 20,000 in September and under 8,000 in October, with November around 4,200. Total refugees in Austria now near 38,000, including over 000 in the American Beek.
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Stock Exchange
Wileapraud
Justice Department
Washington
Bok
John 1
Lewin
United Mine Workers
America
Touri My
Lawin
Lewis
Wadusaday
United Promtanys
Kgainst Lewis
Smith-Connally
Pila Wor Seltimt
Lewis Aad
Apokaamen
Itan
Pennsylvania
Anil
Vienna
Houston
Europe
Austeia
Oeter
Inder
Austria
Prowlent
Tobruk Protection Sought for Name as Noncommercial
The Attorney General directed to study placing the term Tobruk in the name category as an ana element not usable for commercial purposes. Mr Haylon stated Tobruk protection appeals to the government for safeguarding the identity and heritage.
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Dir
Ziyatt
Tobruk
Haylon
Mammdy
Government Wins in Romania Controversy Reported
The British agency notes that 414,000 votes counted favor the government while 1796420 votes were not cast. Liberal and Matias parties oppose the government, alleging election irregularities and cabinet disagreements. The report cites alleged propaganda and a clash over parliamentary cooperation.
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Fuimanten Viectiona
Seres Cid Het Reavive Suvernement. ‘Nally
Matias Pea
Cnt
Eam
Ane
Wa Reetanes
Tedders
Wretianu
Mania
Leremwlae
United
Pras
Judge Rules Rail Terms Invalid in Melbourne Arbitration
The Arbitration Court ruled a provision in a settlement between the Rail Commissioners and the Federated Union of Loco Engineers invalid. The clause tied time and halt payments to a variation of the award, prompting rejection of the application for crave and operation changes.
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JUDGE
Melbourne
Prituy
Toro
Arbitration Court
Australian aircrew found dead after New Guinea crash
An American air observer located wreckage in the New Guinea highlands with remains of Australians among eighty aircraft crashes in the region. No survivors were found despite searches across Techni and Kal groups in northern New Guinea, while DARWIN and AAP reports note the grim discovery of crews.
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Darwin
Bridap
O'R
AAP
New Guinea
Ares
Norte
Wewerm
Bahan
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Menullaky
Manhattan
Eilver
Fred
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Wdian Cricketers
Corfu
Whyalla
Bank OF Japan
Moscow
Tass Agency
Rumania
W.A
Kent
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