Government pledge on docking amid Sydney trouble
Canberra reports that the Federal Government promised to do its best to overcome Sydney dock disruption. Prime Minister Chifley and senior ministers announced talks with Admiral Sir Bruce Fraser, aiming to secure fleet docking and supply operations. The discussions touched on Australian personnel, airlift support, and defense needs at aerodromes and bases.
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Canberra
Sydney
Sir Bruce Fraser
Frm
Mr. Chifley
Fedeal
Neeybeine
Taeday
Long costly Pacific war looms before Jap crush
A New York dispatch reports that the Pacific war may be long and costly, with at least two amphibious operations likely, possibly rivaling Normandy and North Africa. Observers warn Japan is as formidable as Germany, and emphasize the need to sustain high casualties and persistence in offensive drives across the Pacific.
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New York
A.A.P
Normandy
North Africa
Japan
Germany
Allies To Help Feed Germany Threat Of Epidemics Sign
Ottawa May 15 AAP report notes Allies plan to aid Germany with food to prevent epidemics. The item discusses Liberal government figures and cooperating parties in Canada, and debates the impact on Germany’s population and postwar policy.
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Germany
Ottawa
Condi
Mackenate
Liberal
Galliwells
Witney
Andere
Sixth In Bitter Competing In West Wiral West Wewak
Vague military oriented scribbles describe Sixth In Bitter facing Sixth Division in West Wiral area near Wewak. Mentions enemy defences, public safety, and nighttime penetrations with references to centers of action and a potential Australian unit involvement.
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Pea
Wiral Winston
Wewak
Genet
Yenterday
Agate Seun
Remy
Controversy Over Nazi Honours Sparks London Debate
Sharp criticism rises over Allied treatment of Nazi leaders including Goering. London reports note heated editorials and photographs, while Allied authorities face calls to justify actions amid wartime policy and public opposition. The piece highlights political pressure and press reactions to postwar handling of Nazi figures.
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London
Goering
Keswelling
Hewanawes Mint
Gorring Brent
Avgsbure
Ely Yarunns
Glenany
Fragmented text hints at political intrigue and injuries
A garbled passage references a minister and prime minister with unclear actions. The text mentions Sydney, a gallery obligation, and a political scene with strained relations. Specific names and events remain obscured by the corrupted OCR.
Soldier acquitted after fatal shooting in postwar case
A former husband on compassionate leave killed the other man with 19 Sten gun shots but walked free in court. The trial revealed a battered family life and a community shaken by war. The woman described the strain and loyalty amid tragedy as justice spoke.
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Edward T
Naa
Williamt Jones
Halon
Arnereey
Jahes
Jones
Mma
Wewak Gets U S Mention In War Report
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Wewak and a distant Australian theater. The text references jungle combat and preparations for a final attack, noting U S involvement alongside Australian actions during a World War II context.
Admiral denies reports on Borneo Division equipment
The vice-admiral informed General MacArthur that claims criticizing the 9th Division’s equipment in Borneo are incorrect. He stated Australian, American and Allied forces were adequately equipped for the operation, denying alleged inadequacies and misreporting.
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Danberka
Cuesgay
Borbey Ma
MacArthur
Borneo
Mices
Harrison
Mae Seae
Tata Toek
Arthur
Piotishv
Altra
Leslie Maryhead
Wtmphibion
Burma Advance Report Delivers Fresh Pacific Theatres Update
To day Burma communique notes patrols of the 82nd Watt African Division moving from Sonoway and reaching within five miles of Gwa ni MATIN. Tamagyi-Pronn forces report actions along the Tirowaddy eight miles south of the Motori area. Allied units engage near Windia and toward ArKed Mouneve, with headings to the Burma front and advancing positions.
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Choon
Mor
Burma
Sonoway
Gwani
Heemi Alan
Pius Moyen Sw
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