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  4. Hitler Suicided With His Newly Wedded Wife

    BERLIN, November 1.—Hitler is definitely dead, according to a British intelligence report issued to-night. The report states that Hider shot himself. Hitler and Braun were married on the evening of April 29. ...

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  5. CHILDREN OF WARBOMBED LONDON

    CHILDREN OF "BLITZED LONDON — Mrs. J. Street, Australian delegate to the San francises Conference, has since visited England. She is here seen talking to children who were bombed out in a ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  6. GOVT. ENDORSES STERN WARNING TO JAVA REBELS

    LONDON, November 1.—The British Government fully suppOrted the warning by the British Commander [?] Java (Lieut-General Christison) to Indonesian ex[?emists after the slaying of the Sourabaya ...

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  7. Education's Role for Humanity :

    LONDON. November 1 .—Miss Ellen Wilkinson was unanimously elected president of the Educational and Cultural Conference. The French Socialist, Leon Blum, was elected associate president. ...

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  8. British Airlines To Be Nationalised

    LONDON, November 1.—The Parliamentary Secretary of Civil Aviation (Mr. Ivor Thomas), announcing the Government's civil aviation policy, staled that three public corporations would operate all British civil air services. ...

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  9. DEPRIVING JAPAN OF WAR RESOURCES

    NEW YORK, November 1.—The A.P. says that President Truman announced that Mr. Edwin Pauley. American representative on the Allied Reparations Commission, was leaving early for Japan to develop the reparations programme designed to deprive Japan of ...

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  11. Shot With Own Revolver

    BRISBANE, November 2.—Det Se[?]nt [?] inthe Cannadine ho[?] to-day, said that [?] Gar[?] was shot with ...

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  12. BRITISH GOVERNMENT DECIDES TO OPERATE ALL CABLE SERVICES

    LONDON, November 1.—The Chancellor of the Exchequer (Mr. Hugh Dalton) announced in the House of Commons to-day that the Government had decided that the telecommunication services now being operated by Cable and Wireless Ltd., should be trans. ...

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  13. Labour Gains In, Municipal Elections

    LONDON, Nov. 2.—Reports from throughout the country show sweeping Labour successes in the municipal elections and at 2 a. m. ...

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  14. Majesties To Visit Dominions

    AUCKLAND. November J.—Jordan, New Zealand High Commissioner in London, who is visiting the Dominion. said ...

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  15. FIERCE CLASHES IN NORTH CHINA

    CHUNGKIKG, November 1.—A Communist spokesman that widespread fighting continued in north Chin and was [?]icularly fierce in Shansi Province. Be Hid that Central Govern- ...

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  16. Deadlock Over [?] Berlin Trades Union Elections

    LONDON, Nov. 1.—Berlin Kom[?]ature is an hopeless dead[?]f over the question of new [?] elections for trades ...

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  17. TROOPS SHOULD BE GIVEN PRIORITY

    NEW YORK, Nov. l.—The A.J' says that the National Ma[?] Union issued a statement that unless by December 1 the ...

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