Acquitted Germans Refuse to Leave Nuremberg Gaol
Report from Nuremberg details the three acquitted Germans Schacht Papen and von Fritsche resisting leaving the prison, fearing arrest and trial as Purge Court actions loom. Prison Governor says he lacks authority to compel them, while Allied commentary questions justice and future trials.
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Nuremberg
Schacht
von Papan
Fritsche
International Tribunal
Colonal Andrat
Air Crash on Newfoundland Near York Shocks Community
Brief report notes an air crash near Newfoundland York involving Amari Ith Sree and Algeare singers with limited readable details. Authorities investigate cause as witnesses recall the event and emergency responders reach the scene.
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Er York
Amari
Ith Sree
Algeare
Qushite Captured by Rede Tribes and Flight Crashes
Teheran reports Qushite capture by Rede tribes and a crash injuring pilots over Huahine. Paratroops pursue rebels while authorities confirm surrender by tribesmen amid note of air force involvement. In Nevada, an armored assault at Babee Mountain yields casualties and remains under investigation. A Natal plague memorial plaque honors victims.
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Aires
Fritesmen
Colt
Bae
New York
Barlin
Hanison
Auperfort
Babee Mountain
Nevada
Natal Bay
Andal
German Effort to Seize Acquitted Men at Nuremberg
German criminal police surrounded the court building at Schacht and Faiche but withdrew under orders. Purges Courts issued warrants for the arrest of men who had sought to be taken back under arms amid Socialist fears and alleged plots.
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Nuremberg
British Tory Press Accused of Goebbels Tactics in Speech
London reports that Minister Bevan blamed the Tory press for using Goebbels like tactics to manipulate public opinion. He accused Bevan noted media figures and housing debates, arguing the Tories aim to profit from postwar housing amid anxiety, promising riots if unchecked.
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London
Ture
Angurin Bevan
Beaverbrook
Mr. Bevan
Trey
Tony
Death by own action hints at political agent case
Fragmentary report from North West Frontier notes Abdul Ghaffar Khan writing to Premier Nantu amid lines about Major A Donnidy found shot dead. Early speculation of assassination later contradicted by notes suggested to have been written before death.
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North-West Frontier Congress
Abdul Ghaffar Khan
Nantu
Priests Sent to Lasour Camps Frankfurt Purges Court
Fragmentary OCR reports priests sent to camps in Frankfurt amid Bavarian purge actions. The text is incomplete with garbled lines and unclear dates, but indicates executions and detentions tied to a purge campaign.
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Lasour
Secret Allied Agreement with Russia Revealed in Teheran Talks
Washington reports quote Teheran dialogues describing an alliance framework between Russia and Western powers. Provisions allegedly grant Russia control of certain war zones, allow two German prisoners for rebuilding efforts, free trade with Britain and colonies, and potential future coalitions among the United States, Britain, and Russia.
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Rusmals
America
Britain
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Ruvala
Freighter Kaipaki Undamaged After Collision
In a Halifax area report, the freighter Kaipaki, damaged in a September collision 125 miles northeast of Halifax, Newfoundland, was found to be undamaged aside from earlier claims. The vessel carried wool, wines, and brandy wax and will enter dry dock for repairs after salvage.
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Tramwday
Halifax
Newfoundland
Havegun
New Mines Reported on Russia German Weapon Plans
Reuters Berlin report states Russians and Germans are refining V weapon plans as part of a broader arms program. The dispatch notes collaboration between Berlin and Moscow on flagship armaments through joint technical efforts and exchanges.
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Moscow
Reuters
Berlin
V-weapone
Cease-fire in China hinges on Communists line
Nanking dispatch reports Beijing urging a nationwide truce only if the Communists enter the State Council and National Assembly. Communists reject participation in the National Assembly and accuse the government of bargaining. Government forces push south along the Peiping Hankow line, capturing towns near Kalpen and advancing toward key railway junctions.
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Nanking
Mame
State Council
Delegai
National Assembly
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Counc
Ogame
Bruce
Wren
Calang MaLanok
Peiping-Hankow
Allway
Paoting
Pouri
Maine Fain
Ehonelen
Coanar
Hwatial
Wallan
Kalpen
Gotuma
Algan
Red Army reform and new weapons under study in Moscow
A Reuters report from London, sourced from a Moscow-recent correspondent, notes the Red Army undergoing streamlining. Military authorities study the jet and rocket era, including aerial bombs and guided missiles, with plans for broader mobility and independence of various groups. Tanks gain attention as infantry tactics evolve amid new Baltic and Ras t deployments.
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London
Reutery
Moscow
Red Army
Wi Boviet
New Platform Suggested for Conservatives
A former minister Mr HH McMillan urged a refreshed policy linking government, capital, and industry to align with modern social aims. Sir Maxwell Fyfe criticized British policy as distant and doctrinaire, calling for practical partnership and reform within Conservative leadership.
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HH. McMillan
Stockpool
Maxwell Fyfe
Bert
Britain
Sir Maxwell
Conservitiam Trust
Trieste Conditions Drama Draws Cold Reactions
Paris reports a bleak Trieste scene with political murders and abductions as news from the city notes fear and tension. Britain rejects iron curtains while discussing guarantees of independence and security amid Yugoslav and Italian considerations.
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Trieste
Vyaninakl
Adnan
Yugoslavia
Free Territory
Bennett
Britain
Gannett
Te Bros
Saree Security Ag
Lar
Italy
le Wes Povit
Comiute
Strato-Cruisers May 8 Used On Pacific Air Services
Pan American Airways will receive delivery of Bretoft 47 turbine aircraft to be used on trans Pacific routes if traffic warrants. The New England service will continue with slower but more comfortable Dougtan Bkymantere. crusiers carry about 135,000 pounds and cruise at 340 mph with payloads around 40,000 pounds and 4,000 miles without refueling.
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Pan-American Airways
trans-Panifie
Ita
Aumralia
Gegenda
Tighis and
Forex
Berland
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Conséall Fiona
Bkytnaatera
Booning Aleats
Bland Budget Submitted to Parliament by State Treasurer
The state treasurer presented a blueprint for surplus finances today in Parliament, outlining a proposed plan to manage EL funds. Key figures include Larcombe as the sponsor of the initiative, reflecting plans to bolster government reserves and public services.
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Brisbane
Thureday
Larcomber
Allied Control Council plots unified plan to liquidate German war potential
A directive from the Allied Control Council in Berlin directs zone commanders to implement a plan to liquidate Germany’s industrial war potential. Previously zones acted independently, causing confusion and disagreements. The plan aims to unify measures across Britain, America, and the Soviet Union, though negotiations and press restrictions accompany the process. The coordinating committee debated publication bans and representation of Allied powers in German press as part of the effort.
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Allied Control Council
Berlin
Germany
Reuter
Camda
Bel
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Britaliy
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Waroch
Stepkin
Maiter
Rosey
dimMcult
Weurochkin
Decision Today On Cousens Treason Charge
Sydney reporters describe a high tension session as Magistrate Farrington prepared to rule on whether a prima facie case exists against Cousens for treason. Defence counsel Shand argued on the likelihood of a conviction, while Crown witnesses testified about previous prison incidents and the execution of men linked to escapes. The hearing touched on consents for further action and potential appeals, with remarks on discipline at Funke and a confidential hospital liaison involving a prisoner.
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le Cousene Trea
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Ani
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Shand
Inet
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Chaile
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Tayoy
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Tan
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Vanguard to repurpose battleship for royal South Africa voyage
London reports the battleship Vanguard will be converted into a floating palace for a Royal Family trip to South Africa in February. The after-structure rooms become a royal suite with simple color schemes, plus a Royal Standard mast and a diesel picket boat to serve as a royal barge.
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Vanguard
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South
Il Hieata
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Royal Barge
Nations Join World Bank And IMF Expansion
Washington report says the International Monetary Fund Board approves Italy and Turkey joining. Membership rises to 45 nations with an additional 234 million dollars added to IMF resources to stabilize world currency markets.
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Washington
Monetary Fund
Tralyanon
Turkey
Easy Opening Win for English Cricketers
English cricketers began their Australia tour with an easy win at Northam. England declared at 400 for seven after Hammond and Compton led a strong attack, Northam bowled out for 125 in the first innings. Edrich took six wickets as England controlled the match, with Hammond again influential as the innings concluded and the touring side pressed their advantage.
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Englash
Australia
Northam
Hammond
Sun
Edrich
Smith
Eiey
Jerry Hammond
Compton
Hammond Wanes
Sixen Parish
England
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Waadbrook
Slater Bi Aotoman
Havercraft
Pruillty
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Lawrence
Thin
Kangridwe
Banith
Ruland
Washington to See The Overlanders In October Event
The Overlanders tour Washington on October 9 as part of a United Nations trade exhibition closing. Australian ambassador Mr Makint will meet government, diplomats, and press attendees to mark the event.
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Washington
Makint
Hart
United Sistas
oMolala
Grave illness of Cordell Hull in Washington
Grave fears are held for Cordell Hull former secretary of state after a stroke at his Washington home on Monday. Hull, a veteran statesman, is reported seriously ill, with doctors monitoring his condition as requests for prayers flow from supporters and officials.
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Washington
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Biste
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