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  4. MEN WHO ATTENDED TALKS AT POTSDAM

    The decisions reached at the "Big Three" conference at Potsdam were announced yesterday. President Truman (above), Mr. Attlee (top right), and Generalissimo Stalin (middle right) took part in the final stages of the talks. Mr. Churchill (lower ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  5. DECISIONS REACHED AT BIG THREE CONFERENCE

    LONDON, Fri.—In order to eliminate the German war potential the Allies shall prohibit and prevent the production of arms and ammunition and implements of war, as well as all types of aircraft and sea–going ships. ...

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  6. Jap Industry And Merchant Marine Being Reduced

    MANILA, Fri.—The steady reduction of Japan's industry and merchant marine continued, says General MacArthur's communique. Strong formations of Far East ...

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  7. JAP HOMELAND BEING CUT OFF

    NEW YORK, Fri.—Within a month the Japanese will be unable to move personnel or supplies to and from the Asiatic mainland, and the situation in Japan would be ...

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  8. DETENTION CAMP FOOD FIT ONLY FOR PIGS

    BRISBANE, Fri,—The food at the Grovely detention camp was fit only for pigs, and there was no sugar in the tea, said Private ...

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  9. WAR CORRESPONDENT KILLED WHEN PLANE CRASHES

    MANILA, Fri.—John Cashman, International News Service war correspondent of New York City, was killed in a plane crash. ...

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  10. Air Force Officers Killed In Crash

    SYDNEY, Fri.—Engaged on a transit flight, two Air Force officers were killed when an aircraft crashed near a training ...

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  11. Part Of Colonies In Winning War

    CANBERRA, Fri.—If possible the war could not have been won but for the existence and co–operation of British colonies, said ...

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  12. Appointments To Mr. Attlee's New Government

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  13. Troops On Bougainville Get Supplies By Air

    MELBOURNE, Fri.—Large bodies of isolated Australian troops fighting the Japs in Bougainville were saved from possible starvation last week when R.A.A.F. Dakotas supplied them with During the recent violent ...

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  14. Airmen Complain About Inactivity.

    MELBOURNE, Fri.— Officers and N.C.O.'s of Australia's air crew surplus, many encamped at Watsonia, are bitter in ...

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  15. VARYING VIEWS ON RICE

    SYDNEY, Fri.—Australian troops were so sick of rice that they hate the sight of it, but on the black market civilians ...

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  16. Hitler's Half–Brother Arrested

    LONDON, Fri.—According to Hamburg radio, Hitler's half–brother, Alcis, who previously owned a much–frequented cafe in ...

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  17. Meeting Of King And President Truman

    LONDON, Fri.—The meeting of President Truman and the King aboard the battleship Renown at Plymouth was an ...

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  18. French Battleship Refloated

    PARIS, Fri.—The 26,000–ton French battleship, Strasbourg, which was scuttled with the French fleet at Toulon in ...

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  19. Murder of P.O.W. In German Factory To Be Investigated

    SYDNEY, Fri.—The Minister for External Affairs. Dr. Evatt. has announced that the Australian Government had taken ...

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  20. Petain Not Really In Charge Of Government

    PARIS, Fri.—Marshal Petain was not really in charge of the Government, as every Minister ruled his own department. Petain had no idea what they were doing. This was stated by Charles ...

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  21. Showed How To Kill Japs With Bow And Arrow

    SYDNEY, Fri. — Sergt. John Wright, who before the war was champion snapshot archer of N.S.W., demonstrated it was ...

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  22. Inquiry Into Detention Camps

    CANBERRA, Fri.—The Minister for the Army Mr. Forde, said the army detention camp inquiry under Mr. Justice Reed, will ...

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  23. Labour Ministry In West Australia

    PERTH, Fri.—The new Premier of Western Australia (Mr. Wise) formed a Labour Ministry to–day. He will be Premier, ...

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  24. MARTIAL LAW AT AUSSIG

    PRAGUE, Fri.—Martial law has been declared at Aussig, following the outrage when Germans set fine to the cable works, causing ...

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  25. 400 ARRESTS FOR WATERFRONT THEFTS

    SYDNEY, Fri.—Since December 31, 1944, there have been 400 arrests for waterfront thefts and 480 charges of pillaging have ...

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  26. WIN BATTLE OF JAPAN WITHOUT INVASION

    GUAM, Fri.—The battle of Japan can be won without invasion, says the "New York Times" correspondent, W. H. ...

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