Soviet Advocates World Reduction in Armaments
Soviet delegates push for universal disarmament at the General Assembly with aims to abolish atomic energy use in war. Molotov proposes banning manufacture and military use of atomic energy and urges global cooperation through the United Nations to curb excessive spending on armaments.
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New York
Molotov
General Assembly
Wale
Greece
Ruma Wese
Tewan Iss
Mar BU Laurent
Caneda
Council
Samat Nadonde
Ovat
Ita
Anglo American talks on war weapon control and veto powers
A wartime dialogue discusses Anglo American efforts to standardise weapons and curb arms races. Baruch’s plan faces criticism as nations insist on veto powers, with Molotov and others warning against disarmament terms and monopoly by any one nation.
Australian trade talks with Orla and India continue
Australian industrial delegation discussions with India broadened in New Delhi on Wednesday. The Australian leader and trade minister discussed barriers and potential deals as officials seek to expand bilateral exchanges and market access.
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Delhi
Tis
Ate
Bulgarian election under Western pressure alleged
Allegations claim Bulgaria’s recent elections were conducted under Western pressure. Opponents say Fatherland Front threats and heavy peace terms were used to influence the vote with notes echoing Britain and the United States.
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OFLA
Weanenday
Tha Andatlender
Binatroy
Pic
Ture
Thavetors
Pathokand Front
Fatherland Front
Bulgaria
Britain
United States
Partian
Muaraniee & Frye
Peloponnemous Murder Charge Against ELAS Leader
An accusation targets the ELAS cadre for the murder of 42 police officers during the Gersian occupation in Peloponnémus, highlighting wartime brutality and ongoing postwar legal actions.
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Dere of
Elas
Peloponnémus
Royal Family Likely to Visit Australia Next Year
Reports from authoritative circles say King George VI and Queen Elizabeth may tour the Dominions, with Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret if they go. Prime Minister Chifley has not commented on government plans as discussions proceed. The Governor-General, the Duke of Gloucester, will depart mid January to oversee State Council duties during the royal absence.
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Anak Sn
Caen
Soull
Risa
Srtneta
Elizabeth
Margaret Rew
Mr. Chifley
Uked Jectarday
Duke of Gloucester
Australia
Council of State
South Africa
Canada Returns Gold Deposits to Poland
Warsaw reports Canada unconditionally returns 17 million dollars in gold deposits to Poland. The transfers include 13 million pounds worth deposited abroad at the outbreak of the war, with gold also deposited in America.
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Canada
Poland
Warsaw
America
Churchill Stalin talk hints at wartime unity plan
London reports quote Winston Churchill discussing Russia and China in relation to a postwar world. The piece notes a forthcoming Foreign Ministers meeting and hints Britain and America may push toward economic unity with Germany under broad world opinion.
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Asnuvurun
Inlon ‘Iy
Wess
Rausetn
Ene Metas Ase
Bralin
Tamia
Britain
America
Anglo Egyptian Agreement on Sudan Disclosed in Cairo
Egyptian sources publish what is claimed as the Bevin draft on Sudan status. The Premier Sidku Pasha brings the text from London for discussion within the Cairo framework. The article notes British Egyptian cooperation for Sudan welfare and references Palestine, Egypt, and police actions amid regional tensions.
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Cairo
Mr. Bevin
The
Sudan
Sidku Pasha
London
Britain
Egypt
Eakor
Palealine
Briaain
Fasen
Elafence
Bellm Abdel Rahman Bey
Palestine
Alexandria
France
Germany
Austria
Paria
Hela
Bevin Implies Evacuation Talks Delay March 1849
Fragmentary report notes Bevin, Cairo and Alexandria claims urging evacuation by November 1849. Alec alleges Bevin withdrew a demand for consultation between two governors amid war threats. Text hints a wider discussion of developments postponed to March.
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Bevinimouta
Cairo
Alexandra
Mt Alec
Bevin
Gta
British Films to Fight BBC Monopoly
British films seek to challenge BBC control by pressuring Parliament for renewal of the charter. The industry argues private enterprise should be allowed to televise free programs to cinemas and public halls, while noting broad support for radio cooperation.
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B.B.C
Nadea
B.C
Talersate
Teresa
BBC
Churches Protest At Growth of Mass Gambling
A deputation from the Birth Council of arches visited the Home Secretary to urge curbs on commercial and mass gambling. Canon Leonard Hodgron argued light gambling isn’t bad, while the Archbishop warned against gambling as harmful profit driven entertainment.
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Arma
Qnpon
Wetandar
Jenbianap Nkorbury
Australian View on U.N.C. Membership Supported
United States opposes interpreting the United Nations Charter as favoured by Australia and endorses a membership criterion based on willing and able to assume obligations. Paris? The U.S. stance says it will not veto actions unless necessary. Arab states debate Palestine questions amid humanitarian refugee concerns and regional peace efforts.
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New York
United States
Australia
Bacar Security Council
Unsteady U S Cotton Market Amid Rally and Decline
Market notes show fluctuating cotton prices with a rally followed by a drop. Quotations dipped to around 18 dollars per bale amid confusing trade signals and price pressures in the sector.
Australian War Bride Seeks Return With Child
A war bride from Australia fights to prevent being taken to Australia with her child. The case, involving her husband and family, centers on return or relocation amid wartime disruption and custody concerns.
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Bam Francisco
Wednsaday
Arama Tat Trane
Jdiworend
Charing Baunders
Bearen
U.S. Urged to Provide Haven for Refugees
The Director Rentral of TATRICA urges the United States to set an example by offering haven to 820,000 displaced people from Europe. He argues Britain will lift Palestine restrictions only after the U.S. acts, predicting changes in UK policy if the United States leads.
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America
Bar‘juchi
Terk
Hereid- Tribune
United
New York
Tatrica
Mrta
Guardia
United States
Persia
Europe
Amt
Lite Sista
United Kingdom
Palestine
Britain
Bisa
Smugglers' Arms Ring Smashed in Cairo
British police raided a rendezvous in Parliament Square Cairo and seized weapons including revolvers and ammunition. The seizure involved Tennies and about a half million pounds worth of metal ammunition believed to be destined for smuggling into Peru.
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Cairo
Arma
Parliament Square
Royal Commission Opens on British Press Inquiry
A heated debate on a royal commission into the press heard Mr Mayda Davies argue against mass ownership curbs while reporting 25 years of data showing 47 percent of morning papers aided by high ownership. The commission will probe circulation growth, independent journalism, syndication power, and advertiser influence with a likely year end appointment of a chairman and staff.
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Mayda Davies
Davies
Sing Ag
Ceoe Brent
Jourmala
Uf Tninean
Bubservienne
Freedom
Nawa Abd
BARI
Maxwell Fyfe
Rand
Morrison
Inet
Roya
Commission On
Tag Ft
Chinese pirates steal cable from sea bed
British United Press reports four miles of undersea cable stolen in recent nights. The motive is believed to be copper and fittings. The cable ship Pacific noted the line appeared cut and a break of about half a mile was found. Engineers splice the cable while patrols watch for pirates.
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Peetiic
Mae
Albania protests to UN over British warships entry
Belgrade reports Albania’s prime minister Hodja sent a telegram to UN Secretary-General Trygve Lie protesting unauthorized British warship incursions into Albanian waters from Bar to Saranda on November 22 and 23, citing provocation and sovereignty violation and referencing Corfu Channel incidents.
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Belgrade
Albania
Hodja
The
United Nations
Tryave Lie
Bria Wacshina
Geaver
Barais
Allmante
Ion
Saranda
UNO
Bosuet
Argentine Nazi absolved of USA charges
The Argentine Government closes the case against Ludwig Freude, claiming he was a stay-behind leader and chief German paymaster in Argentina, absolving him of activities against the United States and stating he acted with government authorization over certain funds.
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Burnos Aires
Lutwig Freude
United States
Proud
Whaling World Supply Readies Patrolling Launch
A terse note from JAP WHALING WORLD SUPPLY announces preparations for a patrol or supply deployment. The message hints at sacred or traditional contexts and signals strategic readiness for operations at sea.
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JAP Whaling World Supply
Bombing near Jerusalem strains wartime calm
Fragmented text reports a bombing near a culvert injuring several and damaging lorries, with British and local authorities pursuing suspects. The piece mentions British forces tightening restrictions on Jewish areas and talks of retaliation rumors amid territorial tension. The passage also briefly notes city market redevelopment plans with cost estimates.
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