Attlee appeals for intensified Save Food drive in UK
London April 10 The Prime Minister Mr C R Attlee circulates a letter to Lord Mayors Mayors chairmen of councils and food committees urging a stronger Save Food campaign as world faces a grave food crisis Imports are shrinking and Britain must cut waste substitute foods for bread and boost garden and allotment cultivation to protect living standards.
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Britain’s self denial proposal to the United States
A fragmented report notes Britain urges U S aid amid global food shortages in Greece Yugoslavia and Polany. It cites Prime Minister Attlee and figures like La Guardia discussing wartime supply cooperation through CNRRA and US relief efforts. The piece highlights pressure on Britain to limit self funding while seeking American imports and rationing responses.
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No Bezad Cuts In Us Washington April 10 1946
The Agriculture Secretary Mr Clinton Anderson after a conference with President Truman declared he urged that the President's views on rationing be followed. He said nationwide farming and wheat harvest would proceed without the need for rationing. The Stabilization Director Chester Bowles recalled Truman's March 24 statement that bread rationing would take about 40 days to inaugurate if needed.
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Palestine Strike Expands Across Jerusalem and Posts Office
March dispatch reports a strike by Arab and Jewish postal workers in Palestine beginning in Jaffa and Tel Aviv spreading to Jerusalem and beyond. The action halts broadcasting services and affects government staff, with technicians joining the stoppage.
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Australia Eyes Population Growth and Trade Policies
An Australian committee discussion in Melbourne outlines aims to boost population through internal development and incentives while balancing trade and manufacturing exports. Officials note limited British aid and focus on sustaining growth via infrastructure and foreign influence, with emphasis on pressuring domestic demand and alignment with British government support.
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Dutch Authorities Cancel Australian Orders
The Prime Minister replied to Mir E J noting the Dutch authorities have cancelled Australian orders amid moves to avoid creating international rations over the blockade by Dutch ships.
Senator Keane’s Title a Muddled OCR Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text presents a senator named Keane and a jumbled phrase involving U2Ain and a seat. Lacks clear action or event but indicates a political context centered on a senator with incomplete surrounding words.
Fragmentary Wartime Report of Empire Boasts and Losses
A fragmentary glimpse from 1941 details British wartime hardships in Malaya and the Pacific. It mentions a vessel named Sint Bo, spots like Spetopel and Remnieg, and describes heroic deeds as the Japanese advance and Empire war effort unfolds.
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Wide Police Search In Sydney Under Way After Discovery
Police launched a wide area search in Sydney after a report of a cor doe found in a coastal region. Authorities urged residents to avoid the area as officers canvassed nearby streets and waterways for clues.
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Security Council Trenchant Indictment in War Crimes Debate
A lengthy dispatch notes discussions at the Security Council over Nazi war crimes and the Franco regime. It cites France and Spain as frontiers strained by troop movements and refugee protection issues. The report highlights tensions and political stances affecting postwar European security.
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Gift Instead of Loan Washin g Sail Event Details
An Australian wire reports a ceremonial gift swap at a naval or maritime event on April 10. The brief mentions attendees including Syme Tubes and Stator, with references to home sides and a gathering that substitutes a gift for a loan amid a political or social toast.
Canberra Rowe Edits Ties Bid Domed By Late Rate
Canberra reports unclear edits on a bid tied to late rates. SBS coverage notes a delay in formal action and rising concerns from local officials about timing and record accuracy. Authorities seek to confirm figures and finalize the schedule amid mounting questions from residents.
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Brisbane Pension Time Dispute Stalemate Prolonged
In Brisbane on April 11 the worksite time dispute remains at stalemate as both sides await a move. Minister for Transport E J Walsh says the government is ready to negotiate on court suggestions but urges unions to take the initiative. M O'Brien for the Central Disputes Committee accuses Walsh of delaying action.
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ONUS NOW ON UNIONS IN GROWING DISPUTE
The government signals possible acceptance of the court proposal after unions hinted at submitting by themselves. A wide strike is planned from midnight Sunday, with a central committee meeting due at 215 pm tomorrow to discuss responsibility for the unrest and the potential for action.
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Budget Debate General API Approval Summary
London report on budget debate and API approval details. Names and phrases appear garbled with unclear roles. No discernible events or outcomes are readable.
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Greek Regent London creates new policy stance after talks
In London on April 10 the Greek Regent Archbishop Damas and British Foreign Secretary Bevin held talks. The exchanges centered on relations and potential actions affecting Greece and Britain in the current crisis.
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U S Coal Hold Up Reported in Unclear Text
Fragmentary OCR reads like a U S coal hold up note with scattered words on a possible incident. The readable bits mention pay, time, and a place but lack coherent details or clear names or dates.
Canadian spy trials spark tense courtroom arguments
In AWA on April 1, Australian press agency reports the Canadian spy trials prompting sharp exchanges in court as prosecutors press for swift resolutions while defense questions evidence and legal procedures amid ongoing secrecy.
Manus Island Matter moves amid Canberra chatter
In Canberra April 1 the attorney general Eva is slated to the Monae to-day for an informal session. Officials say the Manus Island matter remains unsettled with government views continuing to be scattershot as debates persist among ministers and agencies.
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Bomb tests prompt new security push in Washington
A garbled report mentions tests and a secret kin teat, with references to August and Blas, and a warning about cases and fees. The text implies heightened measures and a future decision on security or liability, with officials and rounds of talks anticipated.
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