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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 31, 1946
Page
1
British Sixth Airborne Division conducts mass rounds up to seize 3000 suspects in Tel Aviv after the King David Hotel blast in Jerusalem. Troops receive orders to shoot on sight during the strictest curfew imposed on the city.
Reuters Tel Aviv correspondent reports more than 18 000 troops engaged in a round-up, with operations anticipated to last about five days. Fragmented text references ongoing military actions, terrorism, and related security measures across multiple locations and groups.
A garbled report describes President and party at the White House tour with their famed Scottish terrier Uke in attendance. Eleanor Hoovermouth reportedly spent the night touring, while observers unclear if the dog caused any notable commotion.
A garbled dispatch describes Moslems planning direct action in London including meetings and demonstrations. The piece references a united protest, urged by organizers to prepare likely events and potential movements. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors.
Government officials warned against extra charges for meat delivery to handtholders as price controls and relaxed costs were discussed. Officials cited compliance issues and potential adjustments to meat pricing. Local retailers faced scrutiny over delivery surcharges and the balance of new price limits.
A damaged OCR fragment notes a price display requirement for meat showing the minimum width and fixed price. It mentions Mr Lindsey and a complaint by a buyer about awareness of price lists in shops and the need for clear printed pricing to prevent confusion.
Fragmentary wartime report notes executions at Changha Gaol with several named officers among the hanged. Details are garbled but indicate retaliation or punishment following clashes. Identifiable names include Lieutenants Pua Brunt and Mapua Pakesht, with unclear references to others and a location associated with Burans.
Melbourne dispatch reports on the Australian Commonwealth Occupation Force troops in Japan undergoing mirror drill training. The report notes leadership emphasis on unit cohesion and readiness while addressing accommodation and welfare concerns amid barracks routines and potential reductions in moved troops.
Announcement by Prime Minister Sir Chifley states the Senate election and three constitutional amendments will occur on the House of Representatives voting day, September 28. Writs will be issued August 28 with campaigning across states and territories, as parties organize campaigns in Canberra and beyond.
A special report notes a record crop of colds this winter with pneumonia and influenza more prevalent than ever seen. Doctors remark a high rate of severe cases and deaths, attributed to changeable weather and crowding. Penicillin used only in extreme cases. shields and hygiene cited as reducing spread.
Boston July 30 Special An American Air Force hero of the Pacific war was sentenced to three to five years for preaching his title. New York January 30 AP The Army Air Corps announced that cosmic rays and other energy effects modify radar radio and equipment at high altitude.
New York reports cite Hanson Baldwin questioning whether the atomic bomb is the absolute weapon. He argues it may not replace navies and armies and notes strategic use, delivery limits, and the potential for a single blast to devastate fleets, while acknowledging its immense but not total dominance.
Canberra dispatch reports Prime Minister declined Deputy Country Party Leader McEwen's request for policy details at the Pyare Conference. Government line says ministers are cautious, with Dr Evatt and Mr Chifley stressing unity and not disclosing specifics. UK colleagues and Australian officials maintain readiness and consultative stance ahead of security talks.
A burned body was found near Cape York causing a police inquiry. Investigators described the scene and noted the remains appeared fresh, with a vacant area nearby that may hold clues. Wary witnesses and local residents awaited further details as detectives continued surveying the location.
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