Nizam Surrenders as Indian Troops Seize Hyderabad
The Nizam of Hyderabad ordered a cease fire after Indian forces crossed into his princely state. Cabinet resignations followed as Gen Osman Khan’s 16 million people faced occupation and a possible plebiscite. Meanwhile in Jerusalem Count Folke Bernadotte, UN mediator, was assassinated by four men likely from the Stern gang.
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DELHI
Hyderabad
India
C.C.T
Nizam
Sir Osman Al Khan
Karachi
Pakistan
Secunderabad
Bidar
Ramkars
Laik Ali
G. Rajagopalachari
WHajendrasihji
U.N
United Nations Security Council
Paris
Dominion
Poona
Madras
Nagpur
Stern Gang
Col. Serot
Jerusalem
U.N. Security Council
Bevan and Attlee clash over verminous speech in London
London press reports ongoing friction between Aneurin Bevan and Prime Minister Attlee following Bevan's controversial verminous persons speech. The Bevan surge amid left wing acclaim after Scarborough speech fuels speculation on Labour's general election prospects.
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London
Aneurin Bevan
Ottang Journal
Bevan
Attlee
Scarborough
Labor Party
The Set Hand
The Set Hand continues on page m0 with the ongoing discussion and notes from the paper. Readers are reminded to seek further details on the continuation for context and outcomes of the current story.
Proposal to relieve Chiang Kai Shek of command
A secret session of the legislative yuan proposed shifting sole military control to the ministry of national defence. Lawmakers urged the executive yuan to handle policy and strategy while presidential intervention would be limited to questions of policy.
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Reuters
Chiang Kai Shek
legislative yuan
ministry of national defence
executive yuan
Lost Baby Found Safe in Brandon and Kal aryne
A five weeks old girl abducted from Brandon was found safe in Killarney, 55 miles away. The mother Mrs. Palidwar, English war bride, reported the infant missing after leaving her carriage unattended. Police questioned Mrs. Jack Struth, 21, of Killarney, who was remanded on the kidnapping charge. The baby, described as blue, is in Kal l Aryne hospital awaiting the mother’s arrival.
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BRANDON
Man
Jack Struth
Killarney
Penelope Susan Palidwar
William Palidwar
Struth
Kallarney
here
James A. Haines
Haines
CALGARY
Kile larney
illarmney hospital
Goerings Own Story A last words defense from Nuremberg
The Herald previews Goering's Own Story based on private interviews with Werner Bross. It presents the unrepentant Nazi's final words, his defense tactics, and his view of the regime that started the war. The piece frames the diary as a key document for understanding Nazi thinking and postwar responsibility.
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Werner Bross
Star
Nazi
Nuremberg
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Nuremburg
Herman Goering
Goering
Relsh Marshal Henman Goering
United States
Germany
Flooding Hits Japanese City. Death Toll Varies
Kyodo reports 2000 feared dead or missing after two feet of rain from a typhoon floods Uchinichi near Sendai,Iwate prefecture. Allied HQ posts 800 dead or missing from army units in Sendai as waters inundate the 25,000 population city and wash away homes along the Trai river.
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TOKYO
Uchingechi city
Sendai
United States
Kyodo
Morioka
Iwate
Wchineseki
Trai
fs Aikes
Wchinowki
Diefenbaker enters leadership race at party convention
John Diefenbaker a Progressive Conservative MP for Lake Centre Saskatchewan announces he will seek the leadership at the party convention in Saskatoon. The 12 year old statement notes he will run to succeed John Bracken who retires due to age and ill health. Other declared contenders include J W Hanna and Garfield Case.
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JOAN DIEFENBAKER
OTTAWA
John Diefenbaker
Lake Centre
Saskatchewan
partsh
John Bracken
J. W. Hanna
Huron-Bruce
Garfield Case
Grey Nowih
Allies Tighten Counter-Blockade to Halt Eastbound Goods
Western allies stepped up patrols along Estonia's frontier to block the last flow of goods from western Germany to the Soviet zone. The counter-blockade, imposed in June, aims to choke Ruhr and steel supplies to the Russians while border leaks are plugged. Russian jeep patrols pressed into American territory amid tense border scenes as German officials report a postponed trial of Dr. Gurt Mueckenberger.
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BERLIN
Germany
Estonia
Ruhr
Helmstedt
Serlin
barrers
Gurt Mueckenberger
Mueckenberger
Princess Elizabeth to have baby in mid November at Buckingham Palace
London dispatch reports Princess Elizabeth expects her baby around mid November at Buckingham Palace. The birth will place the child next in line to the throne. Elizabeth is in good health and is continuing holiday at Balmoral before returning to London early next month.
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LONDON
Reuters
Elizabeth
Buckingham Palace
George
Queen Elizabeth
Balmoral
Shot To Death United Nations Mediator in Palestine
A United Nations mediator was shot and killed today in Palestine while crossing into a Jewish area in Jerusalem. The attack occurred as tensions escalated in the disputed city.
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Bernadotte
Damascus
Syria
yexter
Jerusalem
United Nations
Holy Land
Baghdad
Paris
United Nations general assembly
Count Bernadotte
Palestine
Manitoba coalition faces internal challenge from Liberals
Winnipeg September 17 A dispute within Manitoba politics surfaces as Liberal Progressive Edmond Prefontaine accuses the coalition government of favoring individuals over ideas and policies. He says the coalition, formed in 1940 by Progressive Conservatives and Liberals, has outlived its usefulness and undermines proper parliamentary opposition. The tangle follows a Minnedosa nominee dispute affecting the unwritten alliance.
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WINNIPEG
Manitoba
Progressive Conservative
Edmond Prefontaine
Liberal Progressive
Carillon
Minnedosa
Liberal
E. J. Rutledge
H. S. Rungay
Neadale
Prefontaine
Rowell-Sirols
CCP
Britain moves to harden home defences in crisis
London edicts reveal plans to swell the Auxiliary Territorial Service from six thousand to forty five thousand, recruit women aged eighteen to fifty, and issue a call for ten thousand eight hundred and eight men with two hundred thirty to serve as special constables in London. A cabinet meeting underlines gravity of the German threat as Ernest Bevin heads to Paris for a United Nations assembly, with a Commons debate expected midweek.
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LONDON
Potesen
Ernest Bevin
Resin
Paris
United Nations
foreign office
House of commons
Commission To Be Set Up By Federal Government
Ottawa reports the federal government will establish a royal commission on national transportation with broad terms of reference. It may address some freight-rate issues but won’t overturn the Board of Transport’s current inquiry into Canada’s basic rate structure. The commission is not slated to heavily probe highway transport. Concurrently, cabinet will hear seven provinces’ appeal on the 3 percent freight-rate increase to railways, with dates set for Sept 27 and 28.
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OTTAWA
Board of Transport commissioners
Canada
WEAR
St. Laurent
transport commissioners
transports board
royal commission
informant COMMISSION
Walcott Lesnerich fight canceled in New York
Boxing promoters announced the cancellation of the scheduled bout between Jersty Joe Walcott and Gus Lesnerich in New York. Separate dispatches report a $4500 safecracking haul from the Alberta Government Treasury Branch at Hines Creek and other global items.
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WALCOTT-LESNEVICH
NEW YORK
Jersty Joe Walcott
Gus Lesnerich
TREASURY BRANCH
EDMONTON
KCMLE
Alberta
Treasury
Hines Creek
BOMBAY
Reuters
petone
Santa Cruz
GERMANY
CANADA
iKenters
PRAGUE
Czechoslovakia
EAST MOLINE
CLO
International Harvester Company
LONDON
OTTAWA
O.P
England
MacKinnon
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ERUSALEM
C.P
Folke Bernadotte
John Joseph MacDonald
Serot
Gustav
Sweden
MacDonald
Government House
U.S. state department
Katamon
Frank Begley
U.N. MEDIATOR
KAI-SHEK
Central Press
Antibes
France
Winston Churchill
Britain
Duke of Windsor
The
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