22 Aug 1946
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 22, 1946
Page
1
Belgrade radio quoted Marshal Tito addressing workers about a just peace not bought at price, denouncing imperialistic aims. The AP reports Tito praised pilots' actions and noted a U.S. envoy planned talks in Belgrade on August 22 amid conflicting statements.
A reader scan of New York papers shows strong anti Jugoslavia and Russia sentiment. The Sun and Mirror condemn Western actions while Time outlines policy shifts and reaction to enemy moves.
A London conference of the Big Four plus three states discussed revisions to a treaty. An amendment would determine repayment and past experience in future negotiations. Officials in Athens and Belgrade reported efforts to empower ministers and the aim to secure a two thirds majority for calling a meeting.
Court proceedings in Michigan challenge the creation of a new Printing Industry Award. A. Sugars, representing the Quemaland Marler and Allied Trades Association, objects to the award process arguing industry factions were leveraged against rivals. Officials press for a resolution as the Printing Inquiry reviews the staged awards and unresolved points from prior conference.
Joe asserts Britain's stance on Tor conduct, detailing four core factors. He mentions Geto- Jeratic end anti-Next divisions and calls for voter involvement, while stressing commission oversight and the need for a clear path forward amid tensions.
A fragmented OCR snippet describes a wall and belching sounds during a crowd event. Readable details are scarce. no clear names, places, dates, or outcomes emerge from the fragment. The item resembles a brief news stub awaiting fuller text.
Unclear OCR text describes eye care event at Manchester Royal Eye Beenital involving a wounded soldier and civilian, mentioning a pact and seeds. Details are fragmentary and names unclear.
A fragmentary wartime article recalls general Auchinleck and officers discussing duress and a planned ceasefire with Italy and Japan era figures. It notes telegrams from the War Office, plans to relieve a garrison, and pressure to start peace negotiations while references to custody and possible court martial.
A garbled OCR item references a political event with a Federal service party candidate. The fragment mentions a court and an abrupt interruption or adjournment with insufficient readable details. Names, places, dates, and concrete actions are unreadable.
Sydney August 21 Dozens of witnesses could testify to duress and threats against Major Cousens as the treason case resumes. Barrister Mr Shand argues Army Intelligence found no such evidence and accuses Crown counsel of implying destruction of copies by Cousens. He notes the burning order came from Japanese Major Tsuneishi and says no improper motive attached to Cousens.
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