Wallace Urges Shift Toward Better Ties With Soviet Union
In a Washington letter to President Truman Secretary of Commerce Wallace calls for a shift in American foreign policy toward closer economic and commercial relations with the Soviet Union. He argues this approach could endure criticism at home while stressing the need for a measured stance on international affairs and atomic warfare deterrence.
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Washington
Truman
Secretary of Commerce
Mr. Wallace
Home Oreervars
Mn Pellevan
Olivers
Wallace Seave
White Analte Department
Promiaert
Truypan
Walleen
Wallace
Bowlet
United States
Russia
Gould
Fiallway Brotherfod
Minn
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Florida
Ed HY
Roosevelt
White House
Nestor Pepper
Prean Mier
Ees
Thane
Byrner
Byrne Padtey
Horaboteibunet Cies
Eliney
Reparation Claims Against Italy Reach Massive Total
A Paris dispatch reports the Italian Economic sub committee estimates reparations against Italy at 862 million pounds sterling with further claims possibly doubling the sum. The piece discusses postwar diplomacy, US policy, and debates among figures like Truman Wallace Byrnes and others influencing international security and economic settlements.
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Paris
Wadnesda
Italian Economic
Italy
Narrow Escape Of Churchill from Assassination
According to Michael F. Reilly a planned assassination of Churchill during a 1942 visit to the United States was foiled when guards overpowered a shooter aboard the plane. Reilly, former head of the White House Secret Service, recounts the incident and Churchill’s near-fatal danger.
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Churchill
New York
United St
Michael F. Reilly
White House
Aya Therin
Guthocat
Belimare
New York Truck Drivers Back Unified Negotiations
In New York the ADL truck driver members push to settle negotiations with a joint approach. A national union stance seeks a common front, aiming to avoid individual arguments and preserve wage standards while broad talks proceed.
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New York
Webraday
ADL
Setivitien
del & Mparate
Ems
United Front
Wallace Accused of Sabotaging Ship of State
Officials condemn Wallace for alleged treachery in wartime policy. Admiral Grandiey accuses him of harming national interests while Ste. Standley and Byrnes defend efforts as crucial to wartime strength amid accusations of duplicity.
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Wallace
Ship of State
New York
Hewes
Ste. Standley
Mr. Byrnes
Rumiana
U S Must Be Ready for Emergencies
Fragmentary OCR text urges U S readiness for emergencies with ambiguous phrases and repeated assurances of preparation. The readable parts emphasize urgency and national preparedness without clear events or dates.
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U.S
Russia's Ten Hip Horse Breeds Impress Breeders
A report from Moscow outlines a new giant horse breed praised for strength and work capacity. Breeders anticipate growing interest as a wave of owners seeks powerful animals capable of heavy farm tasks.
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Moscow
Wedneaday
Jewish Migrants for Australia Report Stranded in France
The European director of the Hebrew Immigration Aid Society said 676 Jewish migrants from nearly every country in Europe contacted France seeking passage to Australia Latin America or the United States. Among those in France are groups from Marneilles and other towns aiming for Australian destinations.
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Paris
Hebrew Immigration Aid Society
Nei U
Coltry
Europe
France
Australi
Latin America
United States
Ville Damien
Marneilles
Non Zionist Jews Threaten Non Zionist Jews in London
Scotland Yard tightens precautions after an anonymous threat against non Zionist Jewish attendees of a London conference. Police conducted checks in Arab quarters and detained a few Arabs as part of the investigation, with reports of an alley street search in Jerusalem.
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London
Scotland Yard
Jerusalem
Yes
Lew Checke
Italian Treasurer Resigns Amid Political Turmoil
In Rome on a Wednesday, President Denicoin accepted the resignation of Teessubery Epicarno Corbinal sid j fax, a Christian Democrat figure. Corbinal cited Communist pressure as a cause for the shakeup while government policymakers faced internal criticism.
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Rome
Denicoin
Epicarno Corbinal
Jfax
Clovann
Christian Democrat
France votes to keep party representation in elections
The Constituent Assembly resists a referendum to scrap party representation and maintain representation by party. The tally is 42 voting for and 219 against, killing the Right and Centre plans to change the existing abstention system where voters choose parties rather than individuals.
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PATUB
Wedtiesa
Nit Individusia
Munich Shadows On Europe Reemerging Tense Greek Crisis
New York dispatch notes that Europe faces renewed Munich shadows as Greece worsens the regional mood. The piece cites movements toward Poland and debates over territories, Britain’s role, and Security Council tensions about Greece and Albania, with leaders and delegates trading pointed rhetoric.
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New York
Greece
Munich
Europe
Poland
M. Lange
Australia
Australian films well received in London
In London a specially invited audience of Australian officials and executives viewed the Australian film The Overlanders. The director Watt and lead actor Chips Rafferty received warm congratulations as Columbia Pictures announced the world distribution of the Australian production Smithy after its U S and Canadian release.
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London
Australien
Prema
Alm
Bret
Bir
Lial
Watt
Chips Rafferty
Anglo French economic payments plan outlined
A British French expert panel outlines future Anglo French payments. France runs a £10,000,000 balance of payments deficit with Britain. New terms delay the first payment for five years and then extend repayments over ten years at low interest.
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Paris
Britain
Iereara
Atwt
Exchange Telegraph
Archbishop Charged With Treason Amid Yugoslav Crisis
Belgrade reports Archbishop Ivan amid treason charges for aiding a far right group fighting the government. The case follows a trial of 18 people including 12 priests linked to the Ustach movement opposing authorities. officials in Zagreb deny the allegations.
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Belgrade
Westheany
Melany
Yigal
Ivan
Ustach Cro[ander
Witheares
Prancescan Priak
Archdahop
Zagreb
E A M Leaders Reported To Be Quitting
Report claims Greek EAM leaders are quitting as Albania incursions force clashes across villages Zacharochori Tyrsoysant with casualties. Tensions rise over Greece’s stance amid UNO discussions and internal Leftist activity.
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E.A.M
Greece
Genera
UNO
Samia Ars
Leighboure
Clothes rationing to continue says chairman
The Rationing Commission chairman warns that early abandonment of clothes rationing could worsen postwar conditions. He notes no supply position justifies stopping rationing now and urges continued coupons until better stock arrives.
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Bydney
Rationinr Commission
A. W. Doles
Thas Bouaitiana
Australis
Cole
Mindy
London Court Orders Squatters Eviction From Buildings
Court issues injunction for three days to remove squatters from Bedford House Fountain Court and other premises in Westminster. Police attended as squatters planned mass occupation. Bevan vows vigorous housing action while officials seek new accommodations for displaced residents.
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Wynn-Parry
High Court
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Bedford House
Fountain Court
Abbey
Weatruiwater
Uney
Ourrehder
Bedford Heals
Ivanhoe
Lioyan
Unionieta
Healt
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Bevan Loo
Hina
Churchill Confident on Western Unity After Reception
Berne reports Prime Minister Churchill expressed confidence in unity of Western powers. He warned the danger is not past and urged continued cooperation to combat tyranny. Churchill denied opposing any nation, insisting he opposed tyranny, not Germany.
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Berne
Widmanday
Murat
Churenitl
Germany
IAP Announcer Voice Compared to Cousens in Court Testimony
In Sydney Central Court during evidence, a discussion recalls an IAP announcer with a voice likened to Cousens. The witness cites moments from Tokyo broadcasts in 1943 and 1942, noting reactions and the resemblance to a German named Hole Singaworth.
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Comune Sai
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Tokyo
Colby
Uist
Roosavelt
Ek-Colngl Prentlon
Prentice
Yale
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Hole Singaworth
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Lalill
Ts Radio
Weura
Cote Ceamone
Cernan
Guilty Nazis To Hang At Nuremberg Trial Outcome
Allied authorities announce that convicted Nazis face execution by hanging at Nuremberg. Reports indicate the process follows the tribunal verdicts with pleas for fair handling and orderly implementation.
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Nuremberg
Egyptian Treaty Tales Prochieding
Fragmentary OCR text describes a treaty between Egypt and another party with references to Alexandria and AngioSSSPas. It mentions future decisions by two delegations and an exporation from ype, with unclear dates and places due to garbled transcription.
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Retemey
Uring
Fern Rovon
Tiwaa
Ype
Aires
Davis Cup Team Captain Hopes for Australia Match Soon
In a garbled report dated November, Captain Waiter Pate leads the Davis Cup squad amid transport delays. Despite confusion, organizers aim to finalize passage by early November with a trip to Australia possible, hoping plans align for a November/December tie.
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Orien
Von Nida and partner square in 300 pound golf
Norman von Nida and Lacie Serenice faced East and Charles Ward in a £300 fourball match. The contest finished square after four holes with von Nida and his partner locked at the turn and tied near the end.
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von Nida
Partner Square
London
Norman von Nida
Lacie Serenice
Dat East
Charles Ward
Hocks
MGOM
Hide
Tuo
Teresown
Unclear Civilian Arrest Report From Yugoslavia Case
Unreadable fragment mentions a civilian, an arrest, and Yugoslavia with references to an official Coe and Beltien General Coe. Details are obscured, with no clear names, dates, or outcomes verifiable from the text.
Arab armies offer peace end to Jewish terror report
In Jerusalem three Arab armies propose ending Jewish terror after an attack on the Ottoman Bank in Jaffa. The move follows Jewish measures against Arab resistance and signals a potential halt to cross border violence.
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Jerusalem
Nes
Jat
Italian workers for Britain and Glasgow iron labour plan
A fragmented note describes Italian workers brought to Britain to relieve labor shortages in the iron industry. It mentions temporary men and Seitalm, with unclear references to Lanenecks and related tasks in steel production.
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Seitalm
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