Tidal waves sweep Japan aftermath of a quake
London dispatch cites official counts of 946 dead 1036 injured and 96 missing from the quake and tidal waves. British HQs at Kochi Hiroshima and Shikoku damaged with staff unhurt or injured. 39,201 buildings damaged or destroyed. thousands displaced on beaches.
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A.A.P
United Preas
Shikoku Island
Kochi
British United Press
Tokio
B.C.O.F
Hiroshima
Shikoku
Record of Devastating Quake Hits Japan and Aftermath
Reports from Tokyo and regional prefectures describe a powerful earthquake centered in the Pacific near Honshu and Wakayama, triggering tsunami waves. Widespread damage includes destroyed homes, washed-away towns like Kushimoto, thousands homeless, and substantial loss of life as relief efforts mobilize.
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Honahy Island
Shikoku
Shigu
Honshu
Pacific Ocean
Wakayama
Tokio
Shi- Koku
Tokyo
Osaka
Bas
Kainun
P Oeaka
Awaji Island
Khe Strait
Home Ministry
Kochi
Britain Rejects Polish Demands Over Reparations and Assets
A London note from Poland accuses Britain of failing to hand over Polish army forces, protect government property, return Polish gold and ships, and interfere in Polish reparations talks. It claims Britain pressed an emigre government and hindered repatriation of Polish displaced persons.
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Britain
Poland
Agricultural Outlook in Brian District Reflects Harsh Winter
London December 2 14 Agricutural outlook reports a severe autumn with a red harvest and a poor 1047 crop. Wheat and corn suffered, milk yields expected to drop in February, and many farmers leaving land. Production and acreage shift amid machinery shortages and export pressures.
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London
Mistery An Briale
ITV
European Winter Threatens England Amid Severe Cold
London reports an intense winter across Europe with heavy frosts and disrupted transport. Strong winds and ice threaten Rhine traffic and rail networks, delaying movement in southern England while roads deteriorate under freezing conditions.
U K Dentists Reject Miniver Plans Over Fees
The British Dental Association with about 7500 dentists votes to reject ministry fee recommendations. Dentists will be advised not to follow the Minister's scale. The Dental Society and Public Dental Services Association representing about 4800 dentists will meet to decide the next step.
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London
Decil
AAP
British Dental Association
Gringay
Dental Society
Public Dental Services Association
Ting
Britain
Pensioner Charged in Sydney Crimes
A pensioner faces charges in Sydney after a weekend incident near the Burwood area. A woman reported being assaulted by a gang of youths near North Auburn school, with seven youths aged 14 to 18 arrested and charged. Separate reports describe injuries to individuals, including LeRoy Sanko and others, amid a wave of crime and hospital admissions.
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Burwood Hotel
Ne ‘Olce
Auburn End
North Auburn
Reuters reorg plans tie Australia New Zealand to Reuters
Reuters Ltd announces a long statement that Australian Associated Press and New Zealand newspapers will become partners with Reuters in ownership, control, and management. The move follows a mission to Australia and New Zealand by Reuters general manager C J Chancellor. The partnership is expected to begin early in 1947 and aims to strengthen Reuters as the world's leading news service.
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Leslie Martin
St. George Hospital
Gartin
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Cronulla Beach
Cronulla
Spian
Wmnleed Gartin
Australia
New Zealand
Neuter
Pacific News
Reuter
Tole
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Batavia
Shanghai
Ker Point
Great Britain
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Far Eastern
Free
Vinh
Japan
China
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Communitique
Sangong
Vietn Ar
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Hanoi
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Henci
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Phulang Thuong
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A.A
Reuter’s Ltd
Associated Frees
Zeaat Fae Restoration
E Uningdom
Reuter’s
Australis
C. J. Chancellor
War blunders highlighted in Campaigns of the Pacific War
AAP reports a wartime volume by the Navy Department catalogues American missteps in key battles at Midway, the Aleutians, and Guadalcanal. It notes torpedo squadrons without proper air cover and slow realization of Japanese positions on Kiska and Attu, with heavy Allied troop losses in the Aleutians.
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Dagan
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Otter
Indochina War Front Reports Fresh Maneuvers
London dispatch details new operations by Viet Namese forces along the frontline near Touking and Amman. Observers note increased pressure on advancing troops as weather and supply lines test maneuvering capability and endurance.
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London
Was Hammond Too Considerate in Sydney Test
Sydney commentator questions if Hammond was too considerate to Bradman during a test at Sydney. The piece notes Hammond’s conduct affecting fielding and bowling decisions and discusses reactions about leadership and pace, with Wright sidelined by a sore shoulder yet playing through the match.
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Ignd
Roan
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Reid
Dou Cambury
Wright
Mishap to film director unsettles production
A reported mishap disrupted filming as the director sought atmosphere. Details remain unclear amid scattered notes and unclear names, with focus on the incident and its impact on the production schedule.
Lord Nuffield Arrives at Fremantle Amid Wartime Travel
The report notes Lord Nuffield's arrival at Fremantle as part of wartime movements. It mentions two miles of secretive activity and a cast series in progress, with references to staff and interlinked efforts amid ongoing operations.
Butchers Threaten Sydney Shop Closures Over Meat Prices
Sydney area stores and about 30 in Newcastle and coalfields districts plan to close from January 6 if the Commonwealth Government does not lift current meat price ceilings or propose preferred measures. Master Butchers Association secretary T Herbert says closures will continue until relief is offered and that current ceilings threaten continued operations.
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Coalhelds
Meriftme
Master Butchers’ Association
Master Butchers! Association
T. Herbert
Herbert
Alleged Sabotage by Britain Reported in India
Reuter correspondent in Kew Delta cites Mr Vijay Lakshey Pendit claiming Britain sabotaged Indian deregation aims. The piece notes India’s progress against South Africa and hints at post‑colonial growth while criticizing external interference.
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Reuter
Kew
Mra
Vijay Lakshey Pendit
India
Briteth
Tna
South Africa
Free
More Babies Die Antartic Coal Deposits
A fragmentary notice reports fatalities linked to Antarctic coal deposits and related incidents. Names, dates, and specifics are unreadable in the OCR but indicate a tragedy connected to mining areas and timing around the events.
Army plans sweeping changes in structure and weaponry
The report outlines major reorganization and modernization of the US Army with new transport planes, heavier armored divisions and anti aircraft battalions. It emphasizes universal training and a push to bolster factories and supply lines for continued military readiness.
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Ta Ea
Sierent
Ac Momaerie
Nical
Atbetal
Jtcokt
Deneste
Wnd Robal
English Murder Mystery Surfaces in Strangulation Case
A London murder mystery centers on the death of a man believed strangled or smothered after leaving the Redgate Hotel. Scotland Yard suspects involvement by several known individuals and traced movements to a flat in Kensington before the body was found.
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Kansing
London
Abandoned Child at Castle Hill Sydney
Police traced a woman to Castle Hill after an 18 month old boy was found with a note begging someone to take him. The mother admitted two other children, aged two and two months, with the husband threatening to leave. The child welfare department appointed as guardian for the boy.
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