Graduated Army Release Debates In Canberra House
The Acting Prime Minister Mr Chifley told the House of Representatives that releases from the Services will be graded and tied to the June 1 announcement of 50,000 men by year end 1945. He clarified policy amid debate on discharges and wartime manpower.
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House of Representatives
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Beale
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Openian
Steehan
Ciitisideres Hn
Ninth Division in Bloodless Drive Weston Port Capture
June 19 report from Brunei Bay details the Ninth Division’s advance as Australian forces approach Weston port. Japanese resistance is described as minimal on the coast, with rail and road lines being targeted to cut supply and force evacuation. Portraits of homecoming Aussies in Brisbane reflect mixed tones of relief and hardship amid the rapid advance toward the Weston area and nearby rail links.
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Trial of Poles in Soviet case at Moscow
Reports from Moscow dated June 19 detail testimony in the trial of 16 Poles charged with fifth column activities behind Red Army lines. Polish underground lines urged armed resistance. witnesses described directives to treat Russians as diplomatic targets and to prepare for armed struggle. Some witnesses claimed underground groups aimed to undermine Soviet control in Vilna and surrounding areas.
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Germany Is Land Of Dead Cities
London reports 1915 gloom from European war zones. Descriptions of widespread destruction in Germany and occupied territories note abandoned industry, ruined towns, and refugee displacement. Observers describe chemical and air raids, famine risks, and the harsh realities faced by civilians amid advancing Allied bombardment.
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Gandhi Favors Wavell Talks Amid Brunei Sultan Quick Return
Brunei's Ahmed Tajudin announces, Gandhi supports Wavell mediation. London dispatch notes Gandhi’s call for restraint and political reforms as curbs ease in the region. The report covers postwar decolonization chatter, including interplay between British rulers, Moslem League, and Congress.
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Last Battle On Okinawa
The Jap garrison on Okinawa dwindled to about 2000 after fierce fighting as U S divisions pressed the final assault. American lines held firm, and operations aimed to grind the enemy from multiple fronts continued despite heavy losses. General Buckner was reported killed by Japanese shellfire during the campaign.
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Buckner
JAP MOVE IN BURMA FAILS
June 13 report from Rangoon says Japanese attacked along the coast and inlands but withdrew south after British counterattacks. Indian and British forces patrolled the area near the Pemavoraas Hill, 31 miles southeast of Frome, with air raids reported elsewhere as Japanese forces pressed operations in Burma during the day.
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Invasion Petrol Sale and Allied Exhibitions Open in Paris
The report outlines a wartime petrol sale revenue projection of up to £10,500 from stored supplies distributed to centres across Queensland with proceeds benefiting the state. It notes a Paris Australian exhibition opening tomorrow, hosted by the British Army Information Minister, highlighting postwar life displays to move to Brussels and onward.
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Anglicans See Surplus in Historical Diocesan Accounts
An Anglican synod heard reports of a surplus and reduced parish debts. Church properties were fully insured, with expenditures set against a rising welfare of schools and staff salaries. Overall figures include measured gains in church funds and lower year end liabilities.
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Aincesan
Prospects Here For Industry
London dispatch notes a discussion on industry prospects with focus on reestablishing secondary industries in Queensland and the potential for textiles and machinery sectors. A Queensland Premier argues Britain must supply plat and machines to support Australian progress and trade.
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