America supports partition of Palestine in UN plan
A long dispatch notes Washington backs a UN partition proposal for Palestine as Arab leaders threaten resistance to any foreign invasion. The report cites Royal and British diplomatic channels, with figures on Arab military readiness, Jordanian and Beir um engagement, and warnings from Arab states about a possible invasion and countermeasures.
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Partition OF
Palestine
Marechal
Haan
United Minter
United Natlons
Cmd Tae Opto
Qpeini
Pave
Ordee
Ares A Reuter
Beir
Tale Vette Mewn Acd
Sid
Palentine
Egypt
Ara
Byrin
Lebanon
Franajordan
Gaudi
Arabia
Yemen
Palestine Araba
Mutuwa
Mguren
Shou
Langth Manda
Wtales
Arab League
Beirut
Cairo
Antisa
Calentine
Sajor
Evorst
Majeda
Security Council Fails Over Indonesia Demarcation Line
The Security Council failed to decide on a proposed demarcation line in Indonesia. Diplomatic quarrel emerges with Britain France Belgium and other delegates urging immediate action as reports of military movements surface.
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Security Council
Indonesia
Lake Success
N.Y
Hoigsan
van Kelfens
Wndonests
Vedlona
Alexander
Britain
Fonerina
France
Belgium
Leanldt Cadogan
New Cabinet Formed in East Indonesia
Plauters BATAVIA reports a new cabinet formed in East Indonesia under 48. Wareuw as Prime Minister. The principal ministries are noted, with a focus on regional administration and defense. India and allied lines are mentioned in cryptic terms, including references to Colchas'Matocems and Laver Bande telande.
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Saab. Plauters Batavia
Indonesia
Wareuw
Twtarlor
Teliawring al
Eraanee
Indianasia
Colchas'Matocems
Laver Bande Telande
Correcidor Passes to Philippines Manila
A garbled report mentions travels to the Philippines and references a flag, a day named Carrey, and a juridical context related to Utley, with unclear phrases and wording.
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Philippines
Manila
United Mentan
Juris Utley
Pilipinas
American Offer to Break Geneva Deadlock
London dispatch reports a new United States proposal to ease Geneva negotiations without yielding Dominion concessions on imperial preferences unless paired with substantial gains. Britons and Dominions resist ceding from planned reforms, while talks in London and Geneva focus on tariff reductions and a phased move away from imperial preferences, with a cautious tone from Bevin and Cripps amid U S mediation.
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Dominiona
Tritein
United Staten
Britain
Mir
Meng ‘Bevin
Bir
Cripps
London
Tate
Mer Aiall
Deingule
de Cocana
Will
Australie
Uni Malan
Tel
United “States
Brinn
United Press
Geneve
United
Ratan
Huntieh
Premias
Westington
Britiay Commonwealth
Record Wheat Price Since 1920
CHICAGO Sunday Forty tens of No 1 hard heard at 3.75 dollars per bushel on the Board of Trade. The report notes a record wheat price in 1920s market activity with the Chicago board indicating strong demand.
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Chicago
Australia Out to Amend UN Veto Power Gag
The Australian ambassador, in a Sunday speech at Wilson College, urged removal of veto power by permanent Security Council members to avoid stalling UN work. He pressed for early peace settlements in Europe and the Pacific and warned that continued vetoes hinder economic reconstruction efforts.
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Wilson Coleg
Angelis
United Nations
Australie
Security Council
Australia
Bath
Europe
Pacific
Vietnam leader's followers killed in daytime attack
Notable extremists linked to Ho Chi Minh era faced fatal harm when a group attacked a convoy near Hatgon. Nguyen Van Bam, a peace talks negotiator, and Truong Dinh Tri of the Vita Ministry committee were among those injured or killed during the 9 PM event, amid apparent political tensions.
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Hatgon
Wunday
Benta- Avely
Vietnam
Te Ho Chi Minh
Nguyen van Bam
Annamite
Bac Dai
Truong Dinh Tri
Dent
Vita
Tanto
Wasan Ainatadam
Wan
Triwan
U N Setback to Colonial Powers at United Nations
The United Nations faced a setback as a Soviet draft resolution urging decolonization received 90 votes in favor, while a Canadian backed measure urging independence for territories was defeated. The U S delegate warned the Soviet plan violated the UN Charter, arguing it would destabilize the governance framework for tutored territories.
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Pawara
United Nations
Nor-Selt
Therm
Yadlian
Territarien
Tate
United States
Jacla Bayre
Wali
Prime Minister to miss royal wedding in London
Wellington reports Prime Minister in unable to attend Princess Elizabeth’s wedding. New Zealand to be represented by the High Commissioner in London at the ceremony.
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A.ap Bautaray
Wellington
Hun
Elizabeth
New Zeeland
London
Fire destroys large Colombian fort port and garage
A Bretant night blaze tore through Tumaca, Colombia's key port facility and adjoining garage, causing extensive damage estimated at 740,000 dollars. The fire destroyed warehouses and storage areas, with authorities beginning an investigation into the blaze.
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Tumaca
Columbia
Balkans Border Commission Set by U N Assembly
The United Nations Assembly political committee adopted a Balkans border commission plan by 36 votes to sitting with 10 abstentions. Albania Bulgaria and Yugoslavia faced accusations of aiding Greek guerrillas while Britain and the United States backed a new border investigation body.
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Lake Success
United Nations Assembly
Balkans
Albania
Enel Investigation Commission
Bulgaria
Albeuia
Yugo
Maine
Realigal Commission
Oetand
Chile Accuses Yugoslavia of Plot to Foment Strikes
Chile charges Yugoslav diplomats plotted to spark strikes in Chilean industries while Yugoslavia breaks diplomatic ties with Chile over alleged interference. Moscow and others reportedly cited as promoting clandestine groups and labor activity.
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Chile
London
Yugoslavia
Chile accuses Yugoslav diplomats in conspiracy plot
Chilean officials state two Yugoslav diplomats in Santiago and Buenos Aires planned to disrupt Chile's defenses. President Videla orders sanctions against those involved and threatens joint action with Argentina and other South American states. Chile locks diplomats, tightens coal rationing as miners strike politics turn revolutionary.
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Bantiboo
Metil Woeday
Vast Wien
Erikow
Chila'e Vital
Buenos Aires
Santiago
Fluenos
Chile
Videla
Adela
Concepctin
More Autonomy Sought for Samoans in Western Samoa
United Nations mission to Western Samoa urged the Trusteeship Council to grant Samoans a considerably larger measure of local government while New Zealand continues to act as administrator. The petition emphasizes greater self rule within the existing framework and cites ongoing governance concerns in the territory.
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New York
United Nations
Western Samoa
Causcil
Samo
New Zealand
Bumoane
Negro Complaint To U.S Against Discrimination
The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People will submit a document to the United States government charging discrimination against Negroes. It argues that discrimination is not only about poverty and ignorance but persists despite wealth.
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U.S
New York
National Association of Development of Caloured People
United Ne- Lone
United
Save the United
Ana Ieharacter
Truman to launch drive for voluntary conservation effort
President Truman plans to urge mayors of American cities to form citizen committees to promote voluntary conservation and food drives. He is expected to telegraph an appeal to state governors early next week.
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Truman
Washington
Nog Amercan
Russia Offers To Withdraw Troops In Korea
A translated dispatch reports Russia proposing troop withdrawals in Korea amid stalled talks with the United States and South Korea. Moscow says both sides should withdraw if no agreement is reached, urging joint readiness to withdraw in a synchronized move.
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Russia
Korea
Trade Union Leaders Warn Against Strikes in Beit Ling
Beit Ling reports Beit Trade Union Committee officials urge workers to stay on the job to avoid starvation as Britain and Australia discuss Commonwealth links. Arthur Crputin, secretary of the General Workers' Union, says keeping prices stable and work steady is the only path back to normal.
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Ban Prancusod
Beit
Australias
Brita Commonwealth
Arthur Crputin
Rom Rt Syd General Workers’ Union
Anid Tam
Meauin
Hay
MM Swell
Beit Ln
Not Enough Gas for Bank Theft in Melbourne
unclear text describes a bank theft attempt in Melbourne. Thieves entered Jomat Bank, cut through something with an acetylene torch, failed to secure a getaway, and abandoned the tank. Details are fragmentary and names or precise location not confirmed.
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Melbourne
Jomat Bank
Governor General speech on minority protection in India
In Karagh Sunday reporting, the Governor General of Pubietan Dr. dinaah emphasises minority protection and a square deal. He warns against ongoing victimisation of minorities and suggests population exchange as a possible policy, to be considered at government level, not by fringe groups. The remarks reflect caution about stirring up anti national sentiment and stress official responsibility.
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New York
Grexil
England
Lamdan
London
Palestine
Britain
Ponuider Ap
Karagh
Dinaah
Pokaan
Minoritiag
Unab
Tegla
Ita
Minoritian
India
Monera
Palin Mn
Dairymen May Enforce Milk Strike
Dairymen in New South Wales plan to cut milk supplies starting next week unless demands are met. The Milk Zone Council secretary reports emergency measures may allow contracts with factories to supply areas outside the zone, targeting towns including Wingham Manning and Taree to secure milk for the Mile Beard region.
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Byoney
Gutday
Dairymen
New South Wiles
Woatlugang
Neweaeti
Nes
Daleywéne Mile Zone
Parton
Fimur
Ulside
Houcester
Wingham
Manning
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