NO IMMEDIATE DANGER OF WAR SAYS MR EDEN
Britain seeks friendship with the Soviet Union and builds its foreign policy on steady alliances. Mr Eden argues Britain wants enduring ties, not fickle friendships, as he addresses postwar conference concerns and echoed by US officials aligning with Truman and Byrnes on American policy.
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London
Thasday
Bulgaria
Kilen
Cou Meer Ump
Averell Harriman
Truman
Byrnes
lWarri- Man
Wallacr
Royal Praise for British Trade Recovery
London reports royal praise for Britain’s trade recovery as King delivers a speech at the Victora and Albert Hall. He lauds modern industry, wartime to peacetime shifts, and the exhibition as evidence of national progress and skill in manufacturing and enterprise.
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London
Tossay Denne
Victorie
Albert Mancunia
Britain
Jacana
Feney
Stalin Says War Threat Nonexistent Amid Global Tensions
In London Stalin rejects fears of a new war, arguing Western political circles exaggerate threats to pressure governments. He defends cooperation among Western democracies and opposes a Soviet bias toward militarization, claiming constant vigilance fuels instability and distracts from peace.
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Wmunning
Talin
Mare Conf
Asion
Abeutt
Big Four policy assailed by Australia at Paris meeting
At a Paris law committee session Colonel Hodgson of alin led scathing attack on the Forman Ministers' Council over final disposals of Italian colonies. Carton of Canada backed demands for Abyssinian redress, while Da Wang of China urged defining general principles and supported UN trusteeship for Libya. Hodgson urged dominion input in peace framing, and calls to refer to the Paris Conference or UNO. other delegates argued for immediate US and allied involvement and a trusteeship approach pending independence.
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Law Committee
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China
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Eritrea
U.N.O
Libya
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Bio Security Council
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UNO
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T.N
Dunn
United States
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Chine
Tina
Ita
Colonica Abovid
Linder
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Tian
A. Virevk
Bulgarie Fran
Siac
Mr Attlee to relinquish defence post
A garbled London telegraph note reports Prime Minister Mr Attlee will relinquish the defence portfolio. It mentions a separate minister handling defence duties and hints at changes in leadership or staffing, with reference to party and cabinet positions.
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MR. Attlee
London
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Telegraph
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Alans
Defence
Air Conditions Against Speed Test Record in London
In London on a Tuesday, Group Captain Dunaidson and Squadron Leader Waterton again prepared for a speed record attempt with a Meteor. Conditions were fair, temperature around 14C, and efforts included multiple runs by Dunaidson and Waterton, while Duke and Neville planned further trials. Early reports noted a hardware issue with the engine nacelle and raised hopes for improved attempts later in the day.
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Tangmere
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Omcine
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Ove Rune
Tesa Tha
Duke
Ian
Yugoslavia Arrests British Press Correspondents
Reuters reports Yugoslav authorities arrested British press correspondents in Belgrade amid a campaign to curb Western reporting. The arrests mark a second time this era, with one journalist removed for alleged bias and another leaving due to restrictions on independent coverage.
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Yugoslavia
Huge profits by U S firms on ship projects
A Government Accounting Office witness, Ralph Casey, testifies before the Merchant Marine committee that U S shipyards and companies earned vast profits. He cites profits exceeding 10 million dollars on capital investments of about 28 million, with firms like John’s Shipyard Puriga and others receiving hundreds of thousands to millions in payments. The inquiry notes wartime output accounted for a 27 percent share of the merchant fleet while profits surpassed nominal percentages. Government funds reportedly financed building programs and shipyard costs.
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Inoteen
Wii
Sanse
Ralph Casey
Ofce
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Fess
Henry Kaberscom
T. John
Shi Yo Puriga
Ine
Mosh
Soi Sa
Soi Sa ‘Olla Om
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Haney Kalaer
Terrorism Flares Up Again In Palestine
Turbulence erupts in Palestine as saboteurs derail an oil train 20 miles south of Haifa and damage incidents near Hadera. Police report tensions rise with 200000 Tel Aviv residents stopping work in solidarity. Reuters notes 600 migrants landed at Cyprus.
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Jerusalem
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Haifa-Telaviy
Hadera
Tel Aviv
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Ie Ileps
Reuters
Cyprus
Indian Moslems Appeal to Russia for Aid
New Delhi reports say Yoru Haroon, president of the Sind Provincial League, will travel to Paris to ask Molotov for Soviet aid for Indian Muslims. He plans to urge a UN appeal and seeks a separate Muslim state. Coinciding turmoil in India includes Hindu Muslim clashes in Calcutta, with four killed and 12 injured, police firing on crowds and a curfew in Jamil. In Bombay two fatal stabbings are reported.
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Sind
Yaron
Ralee
Paris
UNO
Beihi Radio
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Honig’ Comitis
Calcutta
Sasulla
Jamil
Bombay
Canadian Interest in Australian Electoral System
Ottawa reports a rising Canadian interest in Australia's electoral methods. Observers note the preferential system and compulsory voting draw editorial attention, linked to Canada’s focus on Dominion and provincial relations. Jurisdictional implications, particularly for local services, are discussed with limited practical detail.
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Ottawa
Elastione
Lealan
Dominion
Eid
Safety First in Air Travel Rules Announced
Washington Tuesday the Civil Aviation Bureau announced new rules for passenger planes with engines over 800. The regulations require extensive changes including automatic fire detectors and improved fuel feed systems. Officials admit the upgrade will be expensive.
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Washington
Civil Aviation Bureau
Natalia
Stalin best seller in Moscow sells in many tongues
Report claims the 1986 History of Belshe vier has been printed in 761 Russian and 16 foreign languages totaling 817000 copies. It is noted that no Marxist work has matched this wide distribution.
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Moscow
Stalin
Russia
Hiladonk
Belshevier
Greeks Repulse Armed Raiders Near Albanian Border
Greek forces repel an armed raid near the Albanian border. Reported casualties include two killed and several wounded among attackers believed to be insurgents moving from Albania. Government troops retake the town of Destatis and pursue remaining fighters.
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Enidhera
Imyre-Kewle
Bac Dante
Alety
Alfuatn
Destatis
Ascidinre
Russia seeks inquiry into disposition of Allied troops
Amid postwar debates the Soviet Union calls for an Allied forces disposition inquiry. Critics label the motion propaganda while noting American troops in Asia and Latin America are accused of meddling in internal affairs. British and other officials avoid direct engagement. US leaders pledge repatriation as China hosts remaining contingents.
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Russia
Australian wool exhibition and meat shortage report
Australian ministers flag wool exhibition amid U S meat famine as New York officials note 500,000 yards of woollen cloth allocated to American forces. Prices linger high. officials warn producers face losses. Meat supplies edge toward control. horsemeat served in some areas as shortages bite.
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Aiauner
New York
Tuesaday
Ruartes
Barton
Australia
Vila
Uerlogg
Inisirove
American Meat Institute
Tyre
Loan conversions in Britain prompt speculation of resumption
London reports signal from Financial Times that recent heavy buying of Australian stock maturing in 496771 units may indicate a restart of Australian conversion operations. An announcement notes operation involving about £100 nations expected.
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London
Atock
Anzacs Lead in Social Services Debate
In Montreal Themiay discussions on social and industrial legislation show Australian and New Zealand influence. Employers' delegate Mr Br Grr notes many proponents from other countries have benefited from long standing programs. The talk covers comparable feminization efforts and public policy impact.
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Themiay
Australia
New Zeeland
German smugglers arrested at frontier incursions
International crackdown reported as about 1000 men were detained along Germany's borders with Holland, Belgium and Denmark. Smugglers used special cars to evade customs posts, moving vast sums through black market channels over the past month.
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NoTe For British Printers Court Backs Fortnight Holiday Plan
A Court of Inquiry appointed by the Minister for Labour has ruled that cutting the working week from forty to forty hours is not practicable because of manpower shortages. It recommends instead granting an annual paid fortnight's holiday to workers in the British Federation of Master Printers and Printing and Kindred Trades.
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London
Pritera
Swiss Offer to UNO From Geneva on Neutrality
Geneva report states the Swiss government offers use of the League of Nations buildings to UNO as a hospitality gesture. The move ends a long period of indecision, with Switzerland seeking to avoid infringing its traditional neutrality.
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League of Nations
UNO
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Daily Telegraph
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Swat
Increased German Rations Under Allied Control Plan
Berlin reports a joint Anglo American directive to raise daily food allowances in the British and American zones to 1550 calories. The increase, effective October 14, follows concerns over civilian hardship as control operations commence. Shipping attention is noted as a factor aiding the rise in rations.
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Berlin
Turaday
Ene Increnae
Missing 25 in air crash near Lancaster Tripolitania
Report states 25 people are missing after an air crash involving a Lancaster en route from Cornwall to Hightain near Hom in Tripolitania. Crew and 17 passengers are unaccounted for amid belief many may be killed.
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London
Lancaster
Hom
Tripolitania
Cormwall
Six Months to Give Troops in Japan Policy Stated
A rationing plan promises six months to supply troops in Japan with essential facilities and services including VAT covering canteens hostels and other amenities.
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Japan
U S STOCK MARKET SLUMP AVOIDS FULL RECOVERY
A battered stock market shows a gloomy session after a shaky Friday rally. Early gains faded by afternoon trading as prices slipped with little support, while analysts warn of further volatility and a cautious path forward for investors.
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Wall Street
Rial Tena
Fey Lars Delsbaro
English Rugby Team Glad to Be Home
London reports the English rugby team expressing happiness to return home after a successful tour in Australia. The chairman of the Rugby League Council, Mr. W. H. Burgess, noted the team's hospitality and credited the players for their efforts and the sport’s good standing.
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Australia
Rugby League Council
HL Burges
Faross Independence Seeks Single Vote Victory
A garbled report from Los Angeles recounts a tennis match and political chatter around Faross Independence. Mentions Davis Cup, Kramer, Cubert Mite, Tron Petre, and Moran with unclear details on results and dates.
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Bob Palkenture
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