America invites Soviet to submit alternative atomic control plan
New York Friday reported that the United States and Soviet Union discussed an alternate approach to global atomic control. Secretary General and Warren Austin signaled the present General Assembly approved plan remains key but urged fresh proposals. Congress may vote on a 70 million dollar initial funding step for weapon relocation efforts.
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America
Warren Austin
U.B
UNO
Ruania
General Assembly
Thusala
Miggeat
Anatin
Hain
WiariNaTon
Congress
Tia
Stew Fonds
United States Atomic
Roerky
Miracle Baby Dies After Desperate Fight for Life
A two and a half month premature infant, born to Mr and Mrs Newham of Forbes, died in Sydney after medical efforts failed. The 1 hour old baby was transported by air from Parkes with oxygen support while doctors reported a haemorrhage late at night.
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Sydney
Crown Mrort Women's Hospital
Parkes Yeaterday
Ier Iw
Newham
Laken
Burkes Py
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Bydney
Senate Approves Apertroporation Budget for 1949
The Senate approved a appropriation of 8,780,000 for next financial year ending June 30. President Truman urged passage as part of national war efforts and governance measures.
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Senate
Washington
Truman
Russie and Friendship Power Play Cited in UN Talk
London reports quote legal and academic figures discussing Soviet aims. Attor ney-General Kathy Ahan suggests Russia seeks global Communist domination through politics and economics. Hartley says Moscow might use tension to advance world influence while Western democracies build secure economies.
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London
Munnin
Kathy Ahan
Amald
Eutend
United Nations
Bir Hartley
Russie
aabo‘Ha
Turtley
Tokyo Rose Found Guilty of Treason in War Time
An American-born woman in Tokyo has been found guilty of treason after a four day deliberation. The jury sentenced her to five years in prison and a $1,000 fine. She faces appeal from the Urent county court.
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Tokyo Rose
Oreuliban
Francisco
Han
Urenon
Tokyo
Fiarle
Peoadranl
Rimitsy
Ammertonn
U N C Admits Chinese Complaint Against Soviet Plan
The United Nations General Assembly accepted China's protest over Soviet Union vote on a treaty plan. The Chinese bid stressed danger to peace in Asia and warned against moves that could broaden East West conflict.
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Lake Maceesin
United Nations
China
Unido
Ecg
Andrei Visninney
Othar Wat
Bure
Somaunata
Ooton
Kuomintang
Aera
Seras
Ito
Jatenaiee
Ching
Violin Prodigy Earns High Praise at Adelaide Concert
Young violinist Minn Millahane aged around eleven impressed judges at the Elder Conservatorium Adelaide. Principal Levener commended her performance in the G major concerto, noting the mastery and promise shown by the rising star during the concert tour across Australia.
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Ayonmy
Mrnday
Dean Minahane
Ginnite Nevenu
Lloyd Daview
Levener
Adelaide
Elder Convervatorium
Davies
Minn Millahane
We Ageateat
Ausrate
Attlee wins wide margin in devaluation debate
In London the three day devaluation debate closed with the government winning by a large majority as Attlee defended policy amid strong opposition. Churchill and Bevan clashed over the pace of reform while the Commons adjourned to October 1.
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Attlee
London
Aster @ aotioa
Hvely Pachingen
House of Common
Mar Voten
Reyter
Tron
Steel Nationalian
Indapen Mt Labour Party
GamiNats
House of Commons
Mowhlime
Fituma
Kenoral
Tha
Taner
Anthony ‘Hiden Amie
Russia Aims Balkan Moves Amid War Tensions
Fragmentary passage describes Russian troop and bomber movements toward the Balkans and tensions with Hungary Slovakia and Czechoslovakia. It mentions officials like Lord President and references to Yugoslavia and Romania in a broader diplomatic context amid pressure on Moscow and potential ultimatums.
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Hungary
Cab 'Rai
Tuguslavia
Paris Triand
van Canchoslovakia
Dulgeria
Fe Counel Fate
Teervert
Altes Seaty
Tugoalavia
Morrison
Ati Alegua
Walton
Rome
Albania accuses Greece of frontier violations at UN session
The report cites Albanian claims that Greek forces fired on frontier guards with rifles and mortars. It references a United Nations Balkans committee briefing and notes ongoing debates over the Greek question and related international actions.
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United Nations
Albania
Hungary Denounces Yugoslavia Over Friendship Pact Strain
The Hungarian government denounces Yugoslavia over a treaty of friendship amid alleged attempts to push Yugoslavia toward the Atlantic bloc. It accuses Belgrade of harboring plans to aid a rebellion and criticizes Yugoslav diplomats as detached from Hungarys stance after the Rajk trial.
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Een
Malta
Fria
Taft Wing
Mewse
Wranchwan
Ramis
Mungary
Jmnannar
Lamio
Boryzman
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Rajk
Budapent
West German mark devalued to 24.8 cents
The German Federal Government announced a devaluation of the mark to 24.8 American cents from 30 cents. The move appears to reflect acceptance by Chancellor Adenauer and his colleagues of the Allied High Commissioners’ demands.
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Bonn
Kenied Adenauer
Polio Cases Rise in Two States
Melbourne reports polio cases increasing in two states with three children affected in the metropolitan area and additional cases noted in the country. Public health officials urge vigilance as infantile paralysis concerns grow nationwide.
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Melbourne
Te Wealth Department
Cama
Agénes
Trwntell
Petmore
Macleay Hire
No Fraternisation Policy for BCOF Troops Stated
Australian Defence Minister Dedman told Parliament that no fraternisation with Jemeral MacArthur led forces is permitted. The government reiterated a blanket policy against fraternisation during occupation duties, aligning with federal directions to foreign troops.
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Jemeral MacArthur
Defence
Mr. Dedman
House of Representatives
Dedman
Bir
Ryan
Flinders
Finuktructions
Melbourne Jew Kidnap Case Stirs Melbourne Police Mystery
Police probe a missing Jewish man amid wild rumors of ransom, smuggling, and arms trading. Investigations, rumors of foreign links, and a substantial reward prompt inquiries as investigators seek the man’s whereabouts and possible suspects.
Melbourne detectives probe Soloman Wav en kidnapping theory
Detectives interview sources in Melbourne about a kidnapping linked to Maurice Mave and a 88 year old Mrs Taydall. Police emphasize no leads are ruled out and caution on naming suspects as inquiries continue.
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Melbourne
Soloman Waven
Raydell
Soper Hstind
Denny Gelbart
Maurice Navel
Gelbart
Maurice Mave
Une
Disjointed Clues Outline Kidnap Inquiry
Police investigation details gaps as witnesses discuss a Maydell gate clue and a taxi related sighting on Pauley Street. Family claims prior notices and guards are suspected while drivers recall a public incident unknown to them.
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Vrs Earies
Maydell’s
Maurice
Pauley Street
Pasener
Fallon
Mn Ravdell
Misha Ravdell
Underwood
Tlepol Anc
Becaiure
Holt
Interstate
Alice
Spanish Death Roll Rises to Seventy Five
Madrid reports a grim toll with 75 dead as searchers recover bodies after a storm and lightning strike. Rescue teams, shelters, and rail and road disruptions ripple through the region amid ongoing casualty recovery efforts.
India Opposes Japanese Reparations Policy
Washington reports indicate India opposes full reparations for Japan to avoid slashing Japan’s postwar industrial capacity. New Delhi argues waiving reparations would support Japan’s growth for defense purposes and reduce potential militarism.
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India
Washington
BH Ben
Far
Gormeumalon
United Braves
Japan
Caif
Mental Scrutiny Over Dollar Gifts In Waringtor News
A disrupted account from War ingtor describes La Roy and Spear from Michigan arranging aid totaling about 15 000 dollars for needy individuals. The narrative claims further transfers in Washing ton reached roughly 21 000 dollars with various payments for work and expenses.
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Tna
Waltrrasen
Ewa
Kidnapping Case Declared Not a Crime in Victoria
The report outlines a case where Bolomon Mardell was involved in a kidnapping considered not a crime in Victoria. It states the abductors aimed to extort Ey em Marae, and notes authorities deemed the act unlawful yet not criminal under local law.
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Victoria
Bolomon Mardell
Turbulent clashes at Bell factory amid 18 week steel strike
Reports from coalfields and Buffalo describe violent protests as 100 plus workers and supporters clash with police. Tear gas, clubs, and possible dynamite incidents accompany efforts to break the picket lines outside the Bell plant, injuring deputies and strikers. Federal mediation aids fail to end the walkout amid escalating tensions.
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Fragiclencs Waa
Tve Coalfelds
Snat Buffalo
Bambe
Trom & Hallogpter
Merthera
Bell Factory
Unioninta
Onattikens
Agit Ony
Ars
Meena
Po Ee
Macy
Baltic
Pease Montivan Ixter
Reine Torcementa
Cossielda Riles
Pittsburgh
Batis Newt
Femal Opinn
AdwDaca
Dalles
Oregon
Pog
Pog. Tar Meitny Haw
Baldiry
Mie
Aleel
United Bkaton
Weil Fr Fuser
Federal Mediation Service Cententay
Wineany
Htest-workers Union
Tevitabin
Local athletics match yields mixed results amid confusion
The report records uncertain results from a match in West Abetinuyie with multiple names garbled. It notes attempts and thrown objects, with one competitor repeatedly failing to place, and unclear rankings.
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