Riot clashes erupt as police clash with Arab rioters in Jerusalem
On December 2 in Jerusalem police in armoured cars blocked roads outside Reuters and Times offices. Arab crowds wielding sticks clashed, windows were broken, a Jewish shopkeeper was injured, and Reuters reporter Asher Lazar was stabbed. Rioters dispersed but refused to leave the area near Ben Yehuda street.
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Organising Five Nations Commission Takes Steps
A story notes the formation of a five nation commission to supervise Palestine during war time, with members appointed and authority outlined. It covers the mandate, expected operations within two weeks, and mentions allied reactions. The report also references Damascus dispatches on Arab clashes and shifts in American and Soviet diplomatic positions.
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Miners Meet Today to Discuss Federation Actions
Miners hold meetings across Queensland today to review the National Federation proceedings and potential regional delegations. Officials including Mr Millay and Mr Martins are slated to address union matters and discuss plans for the delegation to Booval.
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Joint Coal Authority in Queensland Clarified in Parliament
Prime Minister Caill Rutherford asked Queensland Premier Hanlon to clarify Labor views on the Joint Coal Authority in Queensland. Mr Chiley said new advice from Mr Rawson would guide further consideration after September discussions with the Intercoal Board. The Queensland plan envisions a board with Queensland appointments, while Commonwealth funds could be used variably under the Coal Mining Acts.
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D. B Caifley
Han
Queensland
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Ome
Chiney
Exielina Doin Coal Board
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Chitey
Britain to cut capital expenditure in 1946 plan
London December 1 The United Kingdom will cut capital expenditure from about £1600 million to about £1420 million in 1946 under a White Paper plan forecast by Sir Stafford Cripps in Parliament. The plan aims to lower building and plant spending while boosting shipbuilding and export driven investment, with housing labor force trimmed and industrial construction reduced to meet targets by mid-1948.
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London
United Kingdom
Stafford Cripps
House of Commons
Iet
White Paper Signals Major Postwar Public Works Halt
The White Paper outlines halting or deferring projects including extensions to London airport and new Milsery schools while preserving 1948 Olympic buildings. It plans to pause building on cinemas, spare grounds, and racecourses except for safety, review large oil industry investments, and shift emphasis to domestic capital control and workforce reallocation.
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Cinemia
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Bensin
Miracle Acceptance of Country Party Amendment
Fragmented OCR notes recount a parliamentary scene where Mr Abbott’s amendment would require producers on a board to be producers. The Prime Minister J B Chilley and Commerce Minister T Pollard were at the table as the amendment was discussed and rejected or altered amid conversations about Mr Albert Maped.
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Country Party
Foreign ministers meet in London onGerman Ruhr crisis and voting plan
The Council of Foreign Ministers met in London to discuss German reparations and a voting method for the peace conference. Britain and America would act if Germany did not agree, and future German concerns should be consulted. France, Britain, and America remained aligned on a joint approach.
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Council of Foreign Ministers
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Diplomatyerrespoeien
Ruhr
France
Britain
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Weather woes ground flights as Sydney Mascot airport closes
A radio transmitter blackout during heavy rain forced Mascot airfield to shut for over four hours. Interstate jets bound for Melbourne and Brisbane were diverted to Canberra and Willams town. Widespread rain and washouts in New South Wales disrupted rail service with derailments and minor damage but no injuries reported.
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Williastown
Qantan 9
London
South Wales
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Noredhan
Missing Dakota Sighting Sparks Rescue Operation
Reports say a Dakota aircraft sighting prompted a major rescue effort as rescuers move toward the area. An ambulance and air support were dispatched after a crash may have occurred, with doctors prepared for immediate medical transport. Local authorities coordinate with Frankfurt units to bring supplies and relief to the site.
Atomic energy tests planned at Pacific proving ground
A government plan outlines nuclear tests at a Pacific proving ground with By 3500 miles from Hawaii, Utok Atoms Commission and Defense Department coordinating safety, secrecy, and funding. The article notes few habitable sites, wind patterns for radioactivity, and compensation for landowners while stressing top secrecy and limited public involvement.
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Dede Pres
Heston
Atomic Energy
Migrant ship plans discussed by Australian officials
December reports from Canberra note immigration minister A A Calwell to discuss with LP managing director Rainton Lewis the path for migrant shipbuilding. Calwell announces policy shifts as questions arise about native settlement and migration state actions amid ongoing debates.
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Local Autromitt Hotels in Brisbane News Brief
Cryptic note from Brisbane reports a new development in Per Gament today by nar T Allee. A group including Marriott and P. Patera is mentioned. details are unclear due to fragmented OCR.
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Brisbane
Federal government to continue clothes rationing in effect
unclear OCR text indicates government determinations on continuing clothing rationing. readable portion mentions rationing policy and potential authorities but lacks concrete details, dates, or named entities.
Paris Transport Stops as Strike Paralyzes City
Paris grapples with a general strike that halts buses and many rail services. Police use tear gas at the port near Darvellies while postal and milk deliveries fail nationwide. negotiations stall as non communist unions push for concessions amid violence and transport shutdowns.
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Averand
Power Supply Restored in Paris by Navy Engineers
Navy engineers restore Paris power after a daylong outage as 4.0 wre, with an order signed by M Herriot to remove M Calas by force if necessary. Communist deputy Jacques Goesa protests international repercussions. Deputies ejected after armed guards, under Herriot’s order, reoccupy the Chamber. Merlin Qhe claims return to Assembly later.
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Prem Correspondento
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M. Jacques Goesa
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Reuters
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M Herrint
Interim aid bill for Washington and foreign aid agenda
A fragmented report outlines an interim aid bill seeking funds for France Italy Austria and China with pending allocations. It notes committee urging quick passage and a Republican amendment proposal on domestic price controls. The article mentions United Nations funding and potential appetite for relief amid hunger.
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Banking Case Hearing In Commonwealth Court Adjourned
Tangled OCR describes a banking case before the High Court with references to Darwu EG and various parties, noting adjournment of interim applications as the Nationalisation issue and trading actions are discussed in the Commonwealth context.
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