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  3. RIGHT WING SUCCEEDS IN CALM GREEK BALLOT

    LONDON, Monday.—Greece's general election passed off in calm which was almost an anti-climax, report correspondents in Athens. There was an "incident" at Litohoro and a clash at Meligala, in Peloponnesus, but elsewhere voters went quietly to the polling stations. ...

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  4. EVIDENCE OF SECRET NAZI AGREEMENT WITH RUSSIA

    NUREMBERG, Monday. — Despite the Russian prosecutor's objections Lord Justice Lawrence permitted questioning of von Ribbentrop about an alleged secret Russo-German agreement accompanying the non-aggression pact of 1939. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  5. RUSSO-PERSI AN DISPUTE Satisfactory Answers Awaited by U.N.O.

    NEW YORK, Monday.—British and American delegations to the U.N.O. Security Council are disposed to drop for the time being further consideration of the Russo-Persian dispute, provided Soviet troops are actually moving out of Persia and that ...

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  6. WHALES STARVING, EXPERTS SAY

    LONDON, Monday.—Starvation among whales, which are yielding far less oil than normally, is puzzling scientists, ...

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  7. FLOUR MADE FROM FISH

    LONDON, Monday, — Flour made from white-fleshed fish, which is rich in calcium phosphorus, proteins and vitamins, ...

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  8. NO COMMERCIAL INTERESTS IN PHILIPPINES

    TOKIO, Monday.—Genoral MacArthur has issued a statemont denying reports that he has large holdings or commercial interests ...

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  9. UNIONISTS AGREED ON NEED FOR INCREASED EXPORTS

    LONDON, Monday.—The Trade Union Congress, in a statement on production problems, accepts the Government's view that exports ...

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  10. RADIO TRANSMITTERS DROPPED IN ITALY

    ROME, Monday.—Miniature radio, transmitters attached to red paper parachutes have been dropped from unidentified planes over the country ...

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  11. COAL STRIKE BEGUN IN AMERICA

    NEW YORK, Monday.—America's third major work stoppage in four years on the coalfields" began at midnight. ...

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  12. NEW ITALIAN POLITICAL PARTY

    ROME, Monday.—Newspapers announce the formation of a Right-Wing political movement called the Democratic Union. It is the outcome of ...

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  14. "TERRIBLE SIGHTS" AT BOLTON

    LONDON, Monday.—Police-Sergeant Albert Crook, giving evidence at the resumed Home Office inquiry into the Bolton football ...

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  15. Adelaide Electric Supply Co. Acquisition

    LONDON, Monday.—South Australian credit will not be improved if the new bill for the acquisition of the Adelaide Electric Supply ...

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  16. MAKES VERSAILLES LOOK LIKE "BED OF ROSES"

    LONDON, Monday.—" Conditions at present imposed on Germany made the Treaty of Versailles look like a bed of roses," said ...

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  17. Bulgarian Government May Not Be Recognised By Britain and U.S.

    LONDON, Monday. — The formation of the now Bulgarian Government exclusively from one party means that Bulgaria, and Russia, who ...

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  18. AUSTRIA TO DEAL WITH NAZIS

    LONDON, Monday.—All Austrian partios have agreed to action to be taken against half a million Austrian Nazis, says "The Times" ...

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  19. CASUALTIES IN PALEMBANG AMBUSH

    BATAVIA, Monday.—One British soldier was killed, two officers and nine men wounded and two men are missing, believed ...

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  20. U.S. Establishes National War College

    WASHINGTON, Monday.—The United. States has established a National War College, in which Army, Navy and Air Force officers ...

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  21. Dismissed for Misconduct

    HEKEFOKD, Monday.—Major T. G. Irvine, former Deputy Provost Marshal in Berlin and Hamburg, who pleaded guilty at a court-martial early last ...

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  22. EXPECTS BANKING COMMITTEE TO FAVOR BRITISH. LOAN

    WASHINGTON, Monday.—Senator Taft, leading Republican member of the Senate Banking Committee, prediets that the committee will report ...

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  23. Polish Terrorists Shoot Russians

    LONDON, Monday.—Polish terrorists shot nine Red Army men whom they dragged from a train at Czastary, a, small station near ...

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  24. ECUADOREANS EXILED

    QUITO (Ecuador), Monday. — The President (Senor Dr. Don Jose Velasco [?]arra) has exiled a croup of wen headed by General Alberto Enriquoz, ...

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  25. Defeat of Established Parties in Argentina

    BUENOS AIRES, Monday.— Final returns show that the established Argentine parties were heavily defeated in the recent elections, ...

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  26. Opposed to Fusion with Communists

    BERLIN, Monday. — With about 1500 of the 24,000 votes uncounted in Berlin, the Social Democrats have voted 85 per cent, against tusion with ...

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  27. HITLER BLAMED FOR VENGEANCE KILLING

    PRAGUE, Monday.—Giving evidence before the People's Court, Karl Frank, former German Secretary, of State, said the vengeance killing of a ...

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  28. CONFIRMS REPORTS OF NEW BELGIAN CABINET

    BRUSSELS, Monday. — Mr. Van Acker has confirmed reports of his formation of a Cubinet. There are 19 portfolios, of which the Liberals and ...

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  29. "SUFFICIENT FOOD IN RUSSIAN ZONE"

    BERLIN, Monday.—The Russianlicesed newspaper "Deutsche Volltszeitung" reports that sufficient food is available in the Russian zone to ...

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  30. R.A.F. "Attack" on Battleship

    LONDON, Monday. — Shadowed by Liberators, Fortresses and Sunderlands since leaving Lisbon last Thursday, the Home Fleet flagship ...

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  32. ENGLAND'S FORETASTE OF SUMMER

    LONDON, Monday.—The coldest March for 30 years was ushered out yesterday with the year's warmest day. London reported ...

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  33. "MEET AUSTRALIA" EXHIBITION

    LONDON, Monday. — Australia's Resideat Minister (Mr. J. A. Beasley) Will open a "Meet Australia" touring exhibition to-morrow, which, after a ...

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  34. Trans-Palestine Oil Pipeline Approved

    JERUSALEM, Monday. — The Government has published the test of a convention whereby an American company will run oil through ...

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  35. FURTHER NAZI REVIVAL EFFORTS POSSIBLE

    LONDON, Monday.—British military authorities in Germany cannot guarantee that another bid to restore the Nazi regime will not come at any time, says the "Daily Mail's" Frankfurt correspondent. Although one highly organised plot ...

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