Soviet Big Five probe urged on Indonesia
A London led discussion in the United Nations Security Council called for a five power investigation into Indonesian affairs. Soviet delegates urged probing but cautioned that only Britain and the Netherlands had direct knowledge of the situation while others pressed for an investigation into internal Indonesian events. The debate adjourned to noon to allow further talks with Dutch and Indonesian leaders, with proposals for a commission to be formed and led by officials from Britain and the Netherlands.
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London
Tivaia
Andrel
World Security Council
Britaly
Netherlands
Carl
Beith Leoope
Ble
Iwies
Willl
Indonesia
Bahwelay
van Matic
Sir Archthaid
Wishinsky
UNO Group Eases Refugee Rules Reported
United Nations refugee question discussed by the Cultural Committee. A no force provision was adopted, blocking expulsion of refugees with valid objections. Debate on four month return rule deferred amid questions of what counts as a valid objection. Separate issue noted on Spanish refugees and potential help.
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Tendun
United Nations Sontil
Shudeleortians
Ani
Ranmillae
Eeordinie
Ebeitl Council
Pho
Pavananaan
Mapadilionn
Eee Veran Imneniie
Ene
Price Central Lineup Forecast in Truman Era Shifts
Washington sources indicate President Truman may back Bowles for a hard policy shift. Ley and other officials expect Bowles to be elevated to stabilization duties with John C. Collet returning to the bench. Ostensibly Bowles would lead a reorganized war mobilization and communications structure under new oversight.
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Washington
Perwons
Chester Bowles
Jain W. Saydun
Heconyalan
Peraony
Truman
Bowles
Bowler
Tran
Price
John C. Collet
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Fragmentary OCR text gives few clear facts or names. The readable portions mention a canal, a river, and a Middleton style phrase but lack concrete events, dates, or entities to summarize meaningfully. No identifiable person, organization, place, or action can be reliably extracted for a proper card.
UNO Hears Free Press Debate In United Nations Council
In a UN debate London press reports and Soviet positions were discussed as Ernest Bevin argued for free press and direct government honesty. Vishinsky defended state media while noting that Western papers offer opinions not fact. Bevin warned against relying on newspaper cuttings and urged careful handling of Indonesia claims amid international tensions.
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London
UPI
Andrei Vishinsky
Russa
Preva
Ernest
Bevin
Wounell
Yeshavday Vishinsky
Taralgn
Copaniasar
Ha Saviel
Taldie
Aril Jhanora
Vishinsky
Jrews
U.S
Newapanory
Indonesia
OPA Promises Housing Program Support
Washington reports that OPA promised support for a housing program as part of the administration’s plans. Administrator WilsonWyatt stated the agency would back a project to build 270010 housing units over the next two years, while Administrator-Governor Baretea acknowledged the initiative as feasible and necessary amid ongoing infrastructure challenges.
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Washington
Wilson
Wyat
OPA
Brice
Baretea
Wyatt Tha Teller Uua
Chinese Unity Party Breaks Up In Riot
A chaotic riot erupted as the Chinese Unity Party split amid protests and injuries. Delegates clashed with government and Kuomintang members, with reports of service members pressing at the assembly and several participants seriously hurt.
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Chinese Unity Party
Gen‘grahssineg Ching Katshels
Wand & Fou Man
Communist Party
Democratie Lenigoo
Youth Party
Nani Noopa
League
Wie Kua
Aerat Service
Dicericks
Reytor
China
Lewas
Marghat
Marshall
Anerana Entit
Tellcad
Seven Men Die in Blaze at Rooming House
In Marqguette a deadly fire killed seven men and injured eleven, including a woman, in a rooming house. Fire officials said the blaze began after a lumberjack on a second floor Davenport fell asleep with a lit cigarette, and the alarm was not sounded until about an hour later. Police Chief Lan McCormick identified 36 year old Clinton Steasiud as a victim. his mother Mary Stongrud operated the rooming house.
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Marqguette
Mail Planes to Reach 1000 MPH Soon Says Scientists
Report cites NACA and HAviating Wettert Agvociation as planning advances in high speed air travel. Experiments showcase wings tested at 1000 miles per hour and alloy strength near B-29 levels. Researchers describe model testing, shock wave behavior, and propulsion concepts for future aviation speed.
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Tangley Field
Gitimatail
Uuirey
Nations Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Slusa
Naca Epokonan
Uig Naca
Mie
Dojeees
Svar
Rela
Whass
Aor
Ntaminin
Gttoy
NAGA
President Woos Congressmen to Break Congressional Deadlock
President Truman steps up efforts to improve White House Capitol Hill ties as House Democrats push informal meetings to advance his legislative program. Reported gatherings include more than twenty Democrats, many Southern, meeting Truman privately to ease stalemate blocking bills before the next campaign season.
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Washington
Trueman Juis
White House
Capitol Hill
Mrr
Truman
Democrata
House
Robert Mannegan
Mr. Truman
Democratic House
Congress
G. I. Bridegroom Still in England
London report quotes Thomnson complaining that while the United States welcomes Glo Uridea, few show interest in a GL bride. He says he married an American wife in England and has spent two years trying to join her in the United States. He has obtained papers but American authorities demand an affidavit to avoid public charge.
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London
Thomasy Thomson
United States
Thomnson
Siindiy Mironele
England
Ulead
Lana
Luciano Sails New York
A report outlines that Charles Lucky Fatchina a former overland traveler faced deportation after a pardon by Governor Thoms Ky Doway. The native from Alabama had been aboard the ship since Friday but refused to meet the new authorities.
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New York
Charles
Lucky) Fatchina
Vies Overland
Dale
Fatten
Gene
Lily
Woelito
Thoms Ky Doway
Feilay
Churchill Visits Truman Amid Warm Washington Welcome
Churchill arrives at National Airport in Washington in good health amid sleet as crowds crowd the ropes for a close view. He meets President Truman at the White House for discussions with dignitaries including Lord Halifax and Admiral Leahy, receiving thanks and good wishes from officials and the public.
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Washibglun Ypr — Winster Churchil
Florida
Washington
Lerdity
Trmid
Bimbasay
Tater Wis
White House
National
Griffin
Churchill
Halifax
Truman
Stanley Woodward
State Department
MacArthur Delays Shift of GT Newsmen
Tokyo reports that General MacArthur postponed the transfer of GT Newsmen including the Army paper Pycific Stirs and Suripes editor and a featured columnist amid protests over dismissal and exile. The case was referred to Army authorities. two reporters remain in place while colleagues request intervention.
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MacArthur
Tokyo
Olds
Army
Pycific Stirs
Suripes
Macdinuwe
Ce Indona
Mbpeeter Pene
Paritie
Collownid i. Dwan
Saint
Alfide
Sire
Olyo
Mocdreime
de Site
Sbeh
German World War II Guns Arrive at Aberdeen Proving Ground
Readable fragments report two 24 ton German guns arriving at Aberdeen Proving Ground after a months long trip from Leipzig. The weapons include a 12 cm Kas 12 and a 20 cm or 60 cm smoothbore gun, described as Cousins of Anjin Annie, with ranges surpassing several miles and a long, heavy frame linked to Nazi assaults in Sevastopol and Stalingrad.
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Wextington
Aberdeen
May
Helnac Acrutiny
Army Ordoanes
Leipadig
Sevastopol
Stalingrad
Ruwalwa
Fire Roasts Chickens At Clntan Hatchery
A fire at Clntan Hatchery in Cinten, Michigan, caused extensive damage to a chicken hatchery business. The owner reported losses estimated around $500,000. Investigators are assessing the cause.
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Cinten
Bath
Clntan
Democrats Attack Fiscal Plan Critics Read The Moore Commission Proposals
Democratic leaders denounce the Dewey Moore fiscal plan as inequitable and uncoordinated and push hearings for next week. Mayors from New York City and Albany join a conference criticizing the governor’s budget and supporting municipal aid changes. A state committee on the plan, led by Wayne Johnson, is debated as part of the fall campaign.
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Moore Commission
He Wilder
Deweyes
Moore
Frank ¢. Mouru
Dewey
Cohvesier
New York City
Rudolph Rouley
Cohoss
Duney Moore
Erastus Canning
Albany
James $. Mil Inn
Hennselaer
Watervliet
US Proposes Limits on Italian Army to 290000
London reports the United States has proposed restricting the Italian Army to about 290,000 men. Deputies negotiating the Geneva treaty are said to resist broad concessions. Officials say exact figures for Italian force limits and naval staffing are not yet released.
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London
United States
Comiivenée
Willi
J Wznnamient
Thalia
Suuutes
Figuers
Two Archbishops En Route To Be Cardinals
Two archbishops designated to join the Sacred College of Cardinals traveled by plane last night toward Rome. The journey was delayed after mechanical trouble forced a stop, with further stops planned in Shannon Ireland and Paris before the Vatican ceremony.
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New York
Flere
Rome
Sacred College of Cardinals
Mooney
Detroit
Samuel A. Birlich
Chiesyetou
Tanyum
B.S. 1
Letroit
Sof Cairat
Miyascontinental
Western
Pline
Vaticain
Gamtier
Newfoundand
Shannon
Ireland
Parise
Russia’s One Party Election Draws Global Attention
Russia held its largest single party election with the Communist Party dominating the polls. Voters across the vast nation, including in remote districts, cast ballots for deputies to the Supreme Soviet amid declarations of a five year plan and pledges to maintain the Soviet Union’s unity. Counting will start after polls close, with delays possible due to the scale of the vote.
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Moscow
Commaniet
Ratsaia
Rat
Supreme Soviet
Willy the
Chadiy
Gery
Rud Amuy
Sol
Alogethar
Bruasla
Yapatiene Epiphre
Nulan
Hver
Cain Vandal Party
Generalissim Vsti
Opty Lnuel
Dnestay
Votura
Art Clal
Gasokr Polons cHot
Stalin
Senreme Seviel
Russia
Soviet Union
Boviel Union
Steel Workers Stand Firm In Wage Fight Across Cities
The Associated Press reports citywide labor unrest as steel workers demand higher pay, a 18 cent rise amid a nationwide strike. Mayor O Dwyer and leaders of the steelworkers union push for settlement, while transportation and tugboat sectors face disruptions. Arbitration talks hover, with government seizure of tugboats and rationing measures in effect.
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Associated Press
New Yorke Towhart Ownery Association
Lo Tugtoigt
New York City
Willan O'Dwyer
Ghqo
Philadelphia
Warioul
Detroit
Ci. Mgio
G.mf
Walter Reuther
UAL Wac. LO
New York
Thayar
United Marine Division
The
International Lungabaremes
Maine
William A. Bradley
Peforn
Dwyer
Asm Asa
Cuo
Imade
Baltimary
Chicago
Ty Baltimaye
van A. Bitiner
Eilunk
Philip Murray
Washimgeoh
Thedt
Tugroat
State Senator Huts liquor practices under probe
New York City Republican Richard Ayad Goktanza backs a formal Senate investigation into illegal and harmful practices in the liquor industry. Costanza chairs the Senate Generali t ies on Genera ell and plans a study to examine wholesalers and distributors. He opposes the tie in as a tactic that forces retailers to stock unwanted brands.
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Mbahy
Richard Ayad Goktanza
New York City
du Costanza
Senate
Lanight
Randl
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