Molotov Seeks UN Oversight On Disarmament at UN Session
New York Friday reports Molotov demanding UN supervision of disarmament in the Political and Social Committee. He urged international panels to verify reductions, warning that arms limits must apply universally. He cautioned Soviet actions and noted Australia and Egypt moves. vote tallies pointed to continued debate before a General Assembly decision.
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New York
U.N.C
Molotov
Geaterdey
Elon Weapara
Joie
Sieand
Pnt
Paul Masiuck
Mototai
Buesia
SBOE
Betta Diva A
Soviet Denies Charge of Cruelty in Mukden Evacuations
Moscow dispatch via Central News Agency reports Soviet workers in Mukden deny cruelty claims tied to the army evacuation. The agency states that troops were being evacuated and duties reassigned, with no substantiation of the alleged abuses.
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Nanking
Moscow
Mukdensre
Army
His
Ty SS
Andy
Makers Strike 16 Worth Ireland Wiry Opened into King's Death
A sub committee in Siam Cet Inthaw backs new invest igation into the shooting of a band member from a northern Indiana group. The inquiry notes the death and potential links to recent unrest. Police say the case remains under review with authorities prepared to act on emergent leads.
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Bangkok
Siam Cet
Coyian
Nate
Australian thanks for hospitality in London
A letter from London expresses heartfelt appreciation for the kindness shown by Perle and others to Australian visitors. The note credits Australian hospitality with strengthening ties between Australia and the hosting country and praises courtly and extended aid by AAP personnel.
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Perle
Thamael
Uvsit
Australia
Ukrainian charge rejected amid New York confusion
A fragmentary report notes confusion as a Ukrainian delegate, Gregory, collapsed amid an apparent assassination attempt. The scene involved police, a city street, and later statements by Secretary of State Bye.
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New York
Mr. Bye Neat
Bradniie
Appeal to Big Three for World Peace Effort
A muddled AP dispatch from Washington quotes Frigey urging the Big Three to back a world peace appeal. The call presses for disarmament and cooperation amid wartime strains, though readable details are fragmented and names unclear.
Soviet Press Seeks UN Control of UN Trustees Troops
Fragmented text reports a Soviet push for United Nations Trusteeship Authority over stationed troops and bases. The piece notes a committee rejection of a Russian proposal to ban bases and prisons and mentions Dulles and other subcommittees pushing for postponement and regional resolutions. Chinese delegate backs Indian and Russian motions amid South Africa’s stance.
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New York
Bub-committee
Territorian
Jorikou
South
Wan
Atria
South Africa
Easy divorce condemned by Anglican leader
An Anglican leader denounces rapid divorce after a contentious marriage ceremony. Government figures and officials weighed in as the debate over changes to marital law intensified, prompting calls for formal responses and further scrutiny of the ceremony’s procedures.
Fruce Suggestion In US Coal Strike To Negotiate Contract
Mr Maward Bathe, chairman of the Southern Coal Producers Association, urged the government to call a fortnight’s pause in the strike to seek a negotiated contract between operators and the union. Meanwhile, officials consider an extraordinary court session to speed the trial, with duration projections of three to five weeks and possible extension up to three months.
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Fruce
New York
Maward Bathe
Southern Coal Producers
Aasolciation
Lo Ank Jona Ly Lewis
Brune
Social Aid
Claidatornuga
Washington
Tate
Nationalised Transport Plan Aims Railways Canals and Buses
London reports the government plans nationalisation of transport from January 1 1904 covering 80 railway undertakings 108 miles of canal and 54 000 buses. It states the move will bring railways canals and buses under a single control across the country.
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London
Wtien
Camminalon
Ave Wit
Haeuine
Lassen
Haiphong Airfield Recaptured in Joint Air Assault
Friday reports 500 French paratroopers protected by fighter aircraft recaptured Haiphong airfield from Vietnamese forces in a combined air and armored assault.
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Manol
Haiphong
Jewish Appeal to UNC Seeks End of Mandate and Statehood Plan
The Jewish Communist Party in Palestine delivers a memorandum to the United Nations calling for cancellation of the British mandate, evacuation of troops, and the creation of Jewish and Arab states in Palestine. The Arab League condemns continued immigration and British policy as a threat, while the Jewish National Council pledges action to raise funds and public support for the immigration effort.
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Jerusalem
Jewish Communist Party At
Palestine
United Natioing
Arab League
Brita Pauley Palestine
Matey
Australia seeks UN action to curb Russia veto power
Australia has urged the United Nations General Assembly to censure Russia for its frequent veto in the Security Council and to promote reforms limiting veto use. The proposal, introduced by Hasluck to the Political and Security Committee, argues for procedures to reduce veto effects and enhance council functioning.
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New York
Australia
General Assembly
Russia
Security Council
Ate al Hasluck
Gye
Tantly
Sommer
Security Coun
Otha Anaure
London wool sales show mixed demand at week’s close
Secured wool from Brisbane sold up to 90d and Thamanian superfine fleece in 41d amid a second series of offerings. The market began quieter with 23,504 bales listed. Prices eased as demand softened and wool portions held steadier on the day.
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London
Brisbane
Wafdists to Passively Resist Anglo Treaty
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Wafdists oppose the Anglo French treaty terms and seek to influence negotiations. Mentions Abul Mahinan Elmandimm and Mahal te ve, with Attlee cited in Downing Street. Note references to Sudan and a World War era context.
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Budanees Imader
Abul Mahinan Elmandimm
Mahal” Te Ve
Fenang
Gordon
Attlee
Downing Treat
Tetay
Sudan
London
Free Danube Navigation Approved Amid International Talks
Fragmentary text describes nations discussing Danube river free navigation and peacemaking measures. Mentions big powers, series of talks, and unspecified parties from Britain and America with references to treaties and trade impacts.
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Danube
British Labour rebels apologise to caucus for censure motion
The report notes a heated division in Parliament after a foreign policy debate. Rebels faced strong criticism from Prime Minister Attlee and the Leader of the House Moron. Crossman admitted leading the rebellion while other MPs defended their actions as long planned.
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Labour
Caucus
Saye
Cheng
Mr. Morraon
Attia
Thele
iEney
Crossman
Whitch
Anys
Singapore to Be Main Pacific Dock, Plan Outlined
The Commander-in-Chief of the Pacific Fleet Vice-Admiral Bit Denia Boyd announced Singapore will serve as the main Pacific dock with a primary dockyard at Wangkong. The Pacific Fleet will maintain two aircraft for operations, marking a shift from the previous wartime setup.
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Singapore
Pacific Fleet
Bit Denia Boyd
Wangkong
Pacific Peet
Innstead
Renewal of Fighting Batavia Friday Rescue Disturbance
In Batavia early hours, renewed fighting erupted near the rescue area as authorities reported continued clashes. Edges of the Batavia district saw activity with no immediate details on casualties or causes. Police urged calm while investigations proceed.
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Batavia
Imbursing
Batmvis Arecue
Overtime Exemption Debate Stirring In Auckland
In Auckland on Friday the government considered wage notes amid demands for a 40 hour five day week. Justice Ongley appeared as the backdrop for a wage pronouncement seen as a step toward broader taxation on overtime.
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Auckland
Sorshive
Justice Ongley
Poland Reflects on Uranium Deposits at Hiesen Ber
The director Bohdanowice told the press that Poland has rich uranium ore deposits in Lower Silesia near Hiesen Ber. He said German forces had begun work there before Poland seized the area and will supply Europe with uranium from these mines once in operation.
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Warsaw
Bohdanowice
Ie Press
Poland
Europe
Hiesenber
Lower
Ailesia
Japan Reparations Report Sees Loss of Heavy Industries
Reparations Commissioner Edwin Pauley delivers final report noting Japan will redress losses in Asiatic regions, with all member states rebuilt to trade on equal footing with Japan and foster regional economic balance.
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New York
Japan
Edwin Pauley
JAP CRUELTIES TO WAR PRISONERS
A wartime commission recommends harsh penalties and strict controls on Japan industries. Proposals include destroying targeted sectors and limiting Japanese steel ships to 5,000 tonnage with 12 knot top speeds, while forcing imports of vast wartime materials and ending certain production lines.
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Comimissioner
Aelalledtine Linea
Receenmendied
Utwan
Weael
Thien
Jamun
Machineswe
Erinla
Japan
Tokyo
A. Blackburn
Austra
Maine
Indian delegates to London talks outlined in briefing
Report notes that leaders of the Congress including Pandit Nehru and others were set to join Viceroy Wavell in London to represent the Congress and the Singh in talks with the British government
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London
Congress
Pandit Nehr
Dardar
Bingh
Loni Wavell
Congrwas
Tatka
Illieh
Bradman and Hassett Produce Great Test Partnership
Australia steadied after a poor start at Brisbane with Bradman 162 not out and Hassett forming a long stand. The pair built the innings, Bradman weathering England’s bowling and reaching 162 in 108 minutes as Australia moved toward a strong total before lunch and during the afternoon session.
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Bradman
Hassett
Brisbane
Gast
Australia
Brclenan
Bradman Out Amid Controversy At Key Moment
In a partial recount of a cricket innings Bradman faced a decisive moment when he was 28 and the team stood at 74. An appeal was disallowed and a later claim of dismissal triggered disputes among spectators and players. The event drew attention as a notable incident amid the match.
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Howre
Hassett
Bradman
Uunemay
Prem
Seelen
Orpen
Ceir Sariier
Sritalion
Aoad Bey Bretsns
Hse
Selberrie
Nis
NSE
le “Barras
Unietey
Ous
Jong-hop
Norman Rrestom
Manet
Australian press taunts Germany on Australia cricket tests
London reports claim Germany pressures Australia with reparations talk while Australia asserts focus on cricket. The piece notes Bradman and another Australian batsman scoring centuries, with analysts split on mood and strategy as tensions mix with sport.
Election wager ends in car crash at Hastings
Fragmentary report notes two men involved near Hastings after an errant wager escalated into a wreck. Details are unclear but the incident references a grader and a location at Hastings. Further specifics on names or dates are not provided.
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Wellington
Yarrests
Hastings
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