Settlement of Persian issue believed imminent
New York April 3 A A P A complete settlement of the Persian case at the Security Council meeting tomorrow is predicted by UN officials American officials are confident of today’s developments which brought the crisis to a close and that the council survived with heightened prestige. The secretary of state Byrnes is likely to propose shelving the issue while keeping it on the agenda after assurances of Russian troop evacuation from northern Persia within six weeks Hussein Ala’s compromise offer appeared planned with Britain, America and China approval Gromyko attended broadcasts but did not speak during sessions.
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Great moral victory for U S A in UN talks
A New York Times editorial hails a moral victory for the United States as Moscow’s assurances appear decisive. reports from UN Security Council show M Gromyko offering to withdraw Soviet troops from Persia with conditions and a general push toward a peaceful settlement.
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James Reston
Russia
Moscow
New York Times
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Russian Convoys Reported in Move Amid Persian Talks
London April 4 Reuters correspondent learns negotiations between Russia and Persia cover sharing 30 to 50 in the proposed offset, with withdrawal starting once completed within a set period. Prince Firouz says UN will be kept informed on all matters but some aspects of the question lie beyond UN interest.
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Persia
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Persía Denies Agreement On Two Subjects
A terse letter states that no agreement was reached on two topics, promising no further age anxiety and no unforeseen circumstances. The missive adds that the matter remains unsettled with no clarity forthcoming from the opposing side.
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Persia
Wives by Warship Arrives in Australia Amid Traditions
Admiralty waives custom as Indefatigable ships bring wives of British sailors to Australia. About 28 wives travel by the ship with general crew and officials. a return of Britain’s debt to Australia is cited. If Indefatigable is unavailable, a matching number may sail on another vessel, possibly not leaving until May.
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Foley
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Washington Post Sums After V J Day
Fragmentary OCR notes reflect postwar euphoria and political activity in Washington as a president contemplates moves after V J Day. Notable figures and events inferred from stray phrases show a tense transition period.
Control of Primary Products Debate Notes Grower Boards
The report discusses control of primary products and marketing in Australia urging grower boards rather than government boards. Wages policy tied to political barter is criticized and enforcement of Arbitration Court decisions highlighted.
Government voices on nationalisation and farming role
An early draft discusses how nationalisation could affect the medical and agricultural sectors. Mr A James advocates for a coordinated marketing system under Australian Agricultural Co to guide producers and deter industrial inclusion in the social amendment debates.
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A James
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Australian Agricultural Co
Cost of living rises amid wartime controls shifts
U S cost of living climbs as price controls and supply demand measures shift under wartime policy. The April report notes acceleration of trends since last autumn and the loosening of various controls, with timelines and regulatory changes referenced by the OPA and allied acts.
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American Associated Press
OPA
Ipswich Hold-Up Seeks Settlement After Union Ceremony
In Ipswich the ARLU secretary Mr M O Brien stated a full and representative union gathering was held with Mr J Ryan present. A settlement was reported to have occurred during Monday’s ceremony.
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M. O Brien
Townsville Action Sparks Rail Dispute Warning
Tremapart Mister One Ey and Mr Walsh warn that extending the dispute may ration work among railway staff in centers lacking locomotive shops, complicating operations and plans across the network.
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Broken Hill Gaol Hideout for War Gold Revealed
Canberra April 4. A wartime treasure story shows the Broken Hill gaol served as a secret hiding place for millions of pounds worth of gold in Australia. The claim notes a wartime security lapse and the suspected concealment within the prison complex.
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Canberra
Australia
Broken Hill Gaol
State Government Refuses To Move In Meat Industry Dispute
April 4 Brisbane report: Premier E M Hanlon tells Meat Employees' Union secretary A Neumann the government will not intervene further. Abattoir meat supplies to retailers severely limited with no releases until Monday. Many Brisbane homes face meatless weekend as unions consider 24 hour state wide stoppage if dispute not settled by Monday.
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E. M. Hanlon
Meat Employees’ Union
A. Neumann
Real Trades Union
Ee Ee State Council
Union ranks divided over council observance
The Boot Trade Union with about 1100 members will not observe the council’s 34 hour stoppage and remains unaffiliated. The Foodstuffs Union also declines to observe the stoppage and is not linked to the Federated Furnishing Trade. The Vehicle Builders and Moulders’ Federation are undecided, while Seamen’s Union and several other groups pledge support to the council’s plan.
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Thor Senennaen
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Labour conference talks hinge on next move
Hanlon and the Labour Group plus V. C. Gair met J. R. Hartley and Igumann today as part of ongoing discussions. The union led the quest for a conference while the Trades Labour Government signaled that the next step must come from Labour itself.
Nuremberg Trial Proceedings Echo Military Careers
April 1 report from Nuremberg details Wehrmacht General Kettel testifying about his career under a prepared voice. He described service and duties while facing questions from the tribunal.
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Kettel Weet
Canadian clocks set for April 12 day in Ottawa chaos
Ottawa sera of April 2 reports officials delaying clock changes amid municipal confusion over daylight saving plans. The muddle has residents awaiting timetable updates while federal and local authorities clash on when to shift times this month.
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Ottawa
Terenie
London News Brief From April 3 Dispatch
London report notes a brief weather or market update with unclear numbers and stray characters, reflecting a partial April 3 AAP dispatch from London. The readable portion hints at conditions and timing but lacks complete details or context.
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