Japan outlines peace treaty aims and postwar vision
The report highlights Japanese leaders led by Prime Minister Yoshida proposing a treaty agenda that would preserve sovereignty, democratize independence, and restrict postwar oversight. They seek a four million ton merchant fleet, resumption of airlines, removal of wartime trade limits, return of Okinawa and Bonins, UN admission, and use of territories by Allied bases if needed. Some prefer delaying any formal treaty conference.
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Japan
Tokyo
Russia
France
United Nations
Yoshida
Japan’s Hidden Peace Plan Aims for Quiet Gains
The article outlines Japan seeking private talks with the United States to secure concessions ahead of any peace conference. It notes opposition from Australia and Russia over reparations and territory, Japan’s push to reclaim Okinawa and Kurile Islands, and hopes to limit external supervision by the Big Four under UN oversight. It also mentions keeping foreign troops on Japanese soil and ongoing occupation reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Hokkaido
Japan
Tokyo
United Nations
Vim
Okinawa
Kurile Islands
Sakhalin
Yalta
Plan to outlaw Communism outlined by Menzies
The opposition leader outlines a policy to declare the Communist Party subversive and dissolve it. A receiver would manage assets, and the government would extend power to ban related bodies. The plan also aims to bar Communists from employment and senior offices andto strengthen sedition laws. Authorised by A G Peirce Perth.
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Australia
Menzies
Chifley
Canberra
Communist Party
Atorney-General
Classified Ad Synopsis From Australia Newspaper List
A fragment lists numerous newspapers including The Eastern Recorder Kelerberrin The Toodyay Herald The Bridgetown Advocate and The South Western Advertiser. It notes advertisements are uniformly set and appear in these papers and mentions selling terms and prices.
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Rma Caah
Eastern Recorder
Kelerberrin
Toodyay
Bridgetews Advocate
Bridge- Argus
Mall
Mallewa
Beoyup Brook Bulletin
South Western Advertiser
Pinkr
North Eastern Coorier
Ogalwalling
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McAlinden Motors
Mill Street
Perth
Winterbottoms
Hard
General MacArthur
Senate
A. G. Peirce
Hay Street
W.A
James Street
Thear Nute
Manny
Netherdland Times
Residenn Sentinel
Barker
Harvey-Wareoom Mail
Norseman-Experance News
York Chronicle
Coolgundie Miner
Preston Mall
Donnybresh
Pemberton Post
Wheatbelt Tribune
Wralkatchem
Dorerto Guardian
de Herald
Beneopbin
Sostherm Crass News
The
Northerm Times
Carnarvon “Leonora News
Merredinercory
Bruce Red Carrigin Post
L. M. Culleng Co. Ltd
Ncluding
Australian Post
Pater Neogue
Vogue mm
Stitchcraft
Overseas Fail
Overseas Daily Mirror
Pricests
Avnation
Egg
Fitzgerald Street
Northam
Singer Sewing Machine Coy (Inc
Bunbury
Kalgoorlie
Toa
Scottish Union and National Insurance Co. Ltd
Bones
F.o.r
West Australian Meat Export Works
Fruit Growers
Mandurah
c/o Country Newspapers Pty. Ltd
Jameésst
Doyle
Glendenning G CO
Metropolitan Markets
James Goss
William Street
W. Kennedy
Shell
Spring, K. Ra
Midland Junction
W. Potter
Thistle Honey CO
Lord Street
Norwood
Fletel
Joinery
McLean & Sons
Melean & Son
Collie St
Fremantlel
Hayer
Anmiaca
Thurs
Lograms
Gordonpool
Nedlands
Gordons
the Poulterers
Stirling Highway
Newcastle Street
H. Cheshire
Greaver Street
West Perth
Thistle Honey Coy
Norwood Hotel
Plaza Arcade
National Library of Australia
Hotel Australia
J. E. Hall
Essex-st., Fremantle
Goldfields Club
Plier
Collins
Perfecter
Nla.gov
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