Moslem World Warned Of War Threat In All Regions
June 4 London report quotes All-India Musselman warning that war danger extends beyond Syria and the Middle East to the entire Moslem world. The speaker urges rapid action and unity among Arab leaders, Beirut, Lebanon, and international powers to address escalating tensions and a possible wider conflict.
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Fragmented note on Lebanon crisis and British forces
The report details rising tensions in Lebanon with threats to independence, noting actions by British detachments and mentions of armed escorts. It references the United Press account and describes troops moving as a security measure amid unrest.
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Chinese War Dispatches Signal Shifts Along Front
A Chinese language dispatch reports Japanese forces moving large stockpiles northward toward Hong Kong and the Yangtze region. It claims Chinese units abandon key positions near Shangsha and Chongqing while partisan movements are debated. The Moscow correspondent notes influence on local loyalties and possible realignment of districts as battles continue along the southern front.
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Moscow
Big Drive to Boost Housing Aims for 1946 47
Federal Cabinet and state authorities pressed urgent action to raise housing output with a goal of 12000 houses annually. Report cites current builds at about 4500 yearly, outlines progress under state schemes and private permits, and urges War Organisation projects to accelerate construction. A inter-departmental committee reviewed Commonwealth plans, state authorizations, and private activity.
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Behalf of committee outlines housing and energy priorities
The document details specific uses and priorities for housing and power development, including allocations across departments, involvement of the Commonwealth and state authorities, and plans for quarter-end targets. It notes opposition and approval processes, urging urgent reconsideration within the government and defense committees. It also mentions a separate cultural item about a European violinist and music preferences in London.
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More Japs in Burma Killed Report From Lhondon
June 4 dispatch says heavy fighting in Burma reduced to localities. Indian troops aided by artillery claimed 100 Japanese in the Bagweuind and Myiteva sectors, with enemy forces withdrawing after counter fire. British artillery remained active as monsoon weather complicated operations.
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Myiteva
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Walsh Bars Priorities In Government Transport Plans
Officials in New South Wales facing transport budget pressures note reduced train services between rail hubs. The transport minister, Justin Rational, signals adjustments to priorities and ongoing reviews of rail and road projects amid funding constraints.
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Okinawa Is Open To U.S. Field Artillery Fire
War correspondence reports Japanese resistance along Okinawa’s southern coast remains stubborn as American forces push near the island’s terrain. Allied planes skim Kyushu airspace while Seventh Division troops break through to coastal plains and encounter pockets of strong enemy defense near Naha and surrounding areas.
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Laval for Paris Soon Beteslone Ex Parle Correspondent
Laval envoy Laval to Paris reports that a French minister fled and has sent a note to Liberation in Spain. He says he bears responsibility for past actions and seeks to avoid the worst fate in exile as the war situation develops.
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Bombing of Imperial Palace Shocks Tokyo Citizens
Edouard Sinclair discusses Far Bast tensions in The Daily Mall. The report notes a bombing of the Imperial Palace in Tokyo and questions the myth of divine imperial authority. Davies returns to the U.S. after a diplomatic mission as President Truman receives reports from the Associated Press.
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All-Party Probe On Migration In Australia
Fragmented text reports an all party inquiry on migration policy in Australia. It mentions the government, a parliamentary committee, proposed restrictions on immigrants, and post-war migration aims. References to ministers and party leaders suggest debate over how to encourage or limit immigration.
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Ebinet Dacla -Party
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Australia
Secret Naval Weapon Rumors Stir German Plans
Oslo reports hint at a powerful secret naval weapon the Germans allegedly built. A correspondent notes German officials refuse to disclose details while claiming a new apparatus was sent to Norwegian bases to aid future operations with advanced aiming devices.
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