Czechs Sentence 41 for Antisemitism
Prague newspapers reported three persons were sentenced for participating in an anti Semitic demonstration in Slavia Friday. They received four years in prison or lesser terms for dwelling violation of public order. Additional charges under the defense of the republic law may follow.
World Debt Surges Worldwide in Postwar Survey
A United Nations study shows nearly all nations carry higher public debt since 1914. The 1947 volume lists 52 countries with rising total debts, led by the United States at about 258.38 billion dollars and a tenfold Soviet increase from 1930 to 1987, with few nations reducing debt below 1914 levels.
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Burma Row Eyed for Moscow Role
Reports from Rangoon and other capitals suggest Moscow may be directing the Burma rebellion against Premier Thakin Nu. The crisis threatens Burma's rice exports and Southeast Asian supplies, impacting global markets as the United States and allies seek to maintain aid and stockpiles amid a volatile regional balance of power.
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Wearied Woman Seeks New Name in Los Angeles
Mrs Bertha Burton Adams aged 46 told a Superior Court judge yesterday that a life of drudgery and trouble has worn her down and she hopes a name change will help. She requests to be known as Genile Dove.
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Arabs Warn Jews Over Jerusalem Truce Violations
Cairo dispatch reports Arab Legion commander Lt. Col. Abdullah Tel warned the United Nations Israel would be repelled if Jewish incursions into Jerusalem continued. General Lundstroem accused Israel of truce violations over the Red Cross zone, with copies sent to Bernadotte. Cairo talks also mention a unified Arab army command and a pedestrian underpass petition in Los Angeles.
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British Study News Blackout and Press Policy Shifts
In Singapore on August 25 an authoritative source said senior British officials are rethinking a censorship policy and may liberalize press rules. Police across Malaya reportedly refuse information requests, with a terse communique as the only source on actions. A body of a uniformed insurgent lay at Kuala Lumpur police, while details were withheld. a blackout was ordered by Prince Commissioner W O Gray.
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