Australian postwar army plan to 3000 strong
The Australian Army Occupation Force in Japan will be withdrawn within two years or replaced by an Allied civilian justice control force with Australian representation. A permanent postwar Australian army is planned at 3000 volunteers, excluding a standing army. The defense budget draft shows contingent costs and potential pay reforms.
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Camberra
Japan
Australia
Australis
Asia
Uilal
Cornell
Mavs
Periwane Soler
Eirni
Rail Disaster Inquiries and Victims Rise
Dramatic updates report 29 dead and numerous injuries after the rail smash. Premier Hanlon orders a government inquiry while relief works continue, with rail officials overseeing the salvage and compensation discussions. Victims' conditions improve slowly as memorial services are planned and the wreckage is cleared with heavy equipment.
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Hinds
Yenterday
Mtr. Hanlon
Afl
Railway Department
Wiiler
Unionists to Break Strike 300 at Scene
London reports a strike breaking move as 300 men from various districts may be transferred to end the Durham strike of 150 enginemen. Leaders defend the five day week amid government and mine board pressure.
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London
National Union of Mines Workers
Will Lawther
Durham
reonuNise
Althe Ak
Wineltis Enginemen
Smaunling Ub JW
National Coal Board
Hing Carliers Winders Bv Cet
Eighisen Collinring
Ton Standxull
Kesselring To Be Shot Amid War Crimes Court
A wartime report details Allied and German military actions including a death sentence for Kesselring, with subordinates von Mackensen and Burr Martner also condemned. The piece notes retribution, court proceedings, and ongoing inquiries as authorities seek to complete trials and marshal evidence from the Ardeating Caves killings and related events.
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Omcon
Mayo
Aytuh
Vanien
Edany
Fiald
Marchal Reneal
Ing ‘Ilry
Mee Whila Garinem
Klat
Waly
Hi Artis Central Mediteryanni Rces
John Harding
Kesselring
von Mackeninen
Burr Marttner
Wulily
Foeor
Open inquiry findings on railway accident liability
The court on the railway accident inquiry reviews liability under the Railways Act 1914. It notes potential damages exceeding £40,000, discusses acts of maintenance and signaling, and the need to prove fault or negligence by railway officials and departments. The commission emphasizes passenger safety standards and the timing of legal actions, with notices and deadlines under the act.
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Oiwater
Ralinays
Reid
Cavernme y-Council
I Seria
Elmo
Sympathy and Food Coupons Amid Britain Relief Efforts
The article discusses sympathy for wartime hardships, notes Governor and Premier figures, and urges surrender of food coupons for Britain relief. It explains how to mark coupons and address envelopes to British Food Relief, detailing government plans for meat and rationing, voluntary contributions, and cooperation with catering establishments in response to shortages.
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Britain
Fed Bross
Benatar Courtiey
Nawless
Roeut
Cate
Pony Ride Tragedy Follows Courtship Ride Turned Fatal
A long delayed pony ride outside Greenslopes ended in tragedy as Brennan 32, and Moorebay 38, died after a mishap near Brisa village. The couple had planned a later return to their residence at 3000-AGye. Ambulance crews and hospital staff faced delays before bringing Brennan to Greenslopes hospital where he died from injuries. The other survivor, Moorebay, sustained serious leg injuries and remains under care as investigators assess the scene and the accident’s cause in Port ab Gilley. Brennan’s father, Alle, faced the scene at Greenslopes and awaits further details on the incident and its impact on the community.
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Pony Ride
Dock Brennen
Moresby
Negeienrtiae
Brisa
Steuranes
Oapstad
Brier Ag
Brennan
Atle
Port Ab Gilley
Rewuen
Grievances Piled Up In Recess Amid City Council Turmoil
In Washington May 6 the FBI chief Edgar Hoover warned that communists have penetrated radio news and labor groups and warned of nationalsse loyalty concerns in strategic industries. The House committee reviewed funding for the FBI as the session discussed grievances and urban committee recommendations amid city council disruptions.
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F.B
WarningOn
U.S
Washington
Federal Investigation Bureau
Edgar Hoover
United States
Maine
UW Uiter
Hoover
House of Representatives
Suatles Department
Taoi AG
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Lee
World Cables On Cigarette Prices And Royal Visit
London reports cigarette price hikes trigger convicts' routines and royal guest plans. Liutanant Philip Mountbatten is noted as a royal visitor while Britain contemplates pay raises amid shortages. The Mirror cites government measures and public reaction, with coverage of price controls and social impacts.
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Philip
London
Spenior
Liutanant
Philip Mountbatten
Geval Pris
Ekingham Palace
Howard League
Penalian
Enlenera
Festivitien
Welle
Philly Minitimiten
Cdanendi
Prorehue
Dave
Britain
Gevertmeot
Perees
Fragmented OCR narrative on police licensing raid and gambling links
The damaged text recounts police licensing tasks in Rome and a sergeant named Lee involved in raids. It mentions gambling, rackets, a suspect in Wellskenown Tor, and overall street crime activity with unclear dates and many garbled names.
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Miller Street Guat
Ted Cotdel
Nin
Bereevit Lee
Fin
Police Licensing
Rome
Tory
Elnonine
Fe Walt “Thayer
Brisbane
Wellskenown Tor
Lee
Belsbane SP
Butcher Henry Green Fined For Bribery Attempt
Henry Green, of Darling Street, was fined in the Social Federal Court for attempting to bribe a Prices Inspector with a one pound note. The case also fined Cree for overcharging on meat sold in his shop. Ray Prentice faced a separate charge with a 30 pound fine.
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Sydneyuesday
Henry Green
Darling Atrvet Ronavlle
Social Federal
Tor Bating
Enwtiah Claaretten
Ray Prentice
England Starving Under Calorie Guidance Claims Doctor
Dr Frankile Bicknell declares in Medical World that England faces starvation with all food and rationed meals yielding under 2100 calories for an average man. He cites a vicious cycle of low intake, rising imports, and failed health as evidence of a nationwide famine threat.
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Lordon
England
Frankile Bicknell
Brgiend
Nore
Behan
Tneeign
Cerita
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Louton Street
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Fender
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NuNew
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Ana
Hanlon
Belsbane
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Teas
Surance
Re Polit Waa Ikaw
Alan
Banion
Haulways Union
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Waconin
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Panliwagk Comamisnlanen Mkt
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Tnawe
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Mme
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Ald Coutts
Labour
Om Benalf
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Oviell Sirsien
Abbott
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House of Rep
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Itu Party
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