Gromyko Denounces Western Roles in Iran Debate
The Russian delegate M Gromyko clashed with Britain and the United States over Iran in a long UN style debate. Cadogan and Byrnes supported cautious action while Russia urged adherence to the April 4 council decision and warned against premature troop withdrawal.
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M. Gromyko
Persan
America
Alexander Sagetad
M. Growyho
Alexander Cadogan
Aero
Iran
Rusia
Britain
Mt Oytuyko
Acertive Council
Withdenwyll
Persia
Founda
Bir
Alesander Cadogan
U4 Snd
van Tlecens Lla
Associated Press
Catone
Hiodom
Byrnes
Tewalan
Cotberson
Seaman
Iliega
Ana
Heap
Waylong
Whicky
Gourell Pier Sre
Unie
Matory
UN United Nas
Niles
Poland
Wwe
Amada
Alerely
Wheat scheme sparks talks among Commonwealth nations
Reports detail five year plan for wheat price support and export controls involving Australia, United Kingdom, and other commonwealth partners. Leaders discuss price, production quotas, and government subsidies amid debate over market intervention and export limits.
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Vanbemela
Walsters
Ageicalta
Australias Agrartwrs
Consett Yesteriay
Anon Infern Leginigum
Youth Australia
George Jenkies
Tate
Acim
Bute
Io Commonwealth
Nike
Ishalion
Ph Guevon
Alate
TroUld
Shute Roache
Subscribed loan figures amid flood of applications
A flood of loan applications dominated by unclear figures and hints of aid distribution. Officials note a large sum, around seventy billion, may be pledged but details remain unsettled.
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AMMEN
Treuaty
Unclear text about trading hours and public notices
Fragmented OCR passage mentions hotel trading hours and a general attorney with varied garbled phrases. It references 10 am trading hours on a day, a prohibition, and mentions of political figures and places in a disordered way with no clear coherent event.
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West Weill
Cevtalsh
Devastating Sydney Harbour Floods Strike Manly Area
A severe storm and tidal surge battered Manly and nearby suburbs, injuring several women including Mrs Adaviel Watde and Miss Dorothy diave. Debris and wrecked belongings filled streets as residents reported wrecked ferries, flooded homes, and widespread damage. Fire and police services coordinated rescue efforts while weather warnings persisted for continued heavy rain and strong winds in New South Wales.
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Aydney
Af Banks
Dee
Adaviel Watde
Manly
Dorothy Diave
Miss Love
Clive Reilly
Doreen Reilly
Vaney
Candy Sight
Ang Wanmal Eyatt
Asbigh Bysney
Bydney
Bute
Cb Ale Ae
Geveral
Milwa
Viata
Amasbel
Bihan
Bevan
Howe
Ivan
New South Wales
Record Death List From War Crimes Court Rabaul
A wartime crime court list details executions and convictions of Japanese and collaborators after World War II. It describes hangings for murder and cannibalism, sentences for medical officers, and testimony about mass killings of Chinese and Indian prisoners. The account notes exhumation of bodies and alleged mistreatment during incarceration and execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabaul
Yeatendary
Apel
Lhey Petunia
She Ounmipalm
Manchurian Mine Explosion Kills Thousands
A massive underground blast at a Manchurian colliery reportedly kills about 15,499 workers. Reports cite chaotic conditions as crews rush to rescue survivors, with Japanese and Korean forces involved and officials fearing further collapses and reprisals.
Permanent Defence Force plan outlined with costs
Ottawa reports outline a potential permanent defence force of about 60 000 with Navy Army and Air Force roles. Proposals discuss annual expenditure from 0 to 70 million pounds, cost of maintaining each service member, and the aim to field 86 000 Army personnel and 15 000 air personnel. A Canadian press note notes comparisons of active and reserve forces and back pay adjustments near pre war levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camberra
Tenris Inlet
Allied POW deaths in Siam reported in war dispatch
Fragmentary wartime note claims 15,500 Allied prisoners of war died in Siam. Report mentions Allied bases and Australian and West forces, with distorted phrases and unclear names. The text appears to be an OCR garble from a wartime dateline in Batavia, mentioning bases and deaths without clear attribution.
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P.O.W
Siam
Batavia
Simone
Wat
Jay Radempe
Alaga
Two up craze grips America in gambling column
London rally mirrors two up popularity as Wall Street gamblers face new York bettors. Winchell explains the game drawn from Australian merchants. The piece notes concern over arrests for merely wagering and cites rising bets and daily turnover on New York waterfronts.
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London
Thes Waller
Ube
New York
Dyler
Ite Patice
Winchell
Amatralian
Marchant Wamen
Windwell
Thett Mnere
Faakert
Tmme
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Tranite Agenda
Pal
Bertil Pole
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Hsuan
Girave
Guy Ties
Allie
Mdwn
Jepanar
Wribbanl
Mtv
Ike
Baral Deshalgor
Australia
Senipsi
Austrade
RAAF
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Ottawa
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Butler
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Ruirack
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Mabel
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