Greek Regulars Encircle Guerrillas Near Kalpaki
In Kalpaki near Janina Greek regulars try to encircle invading guerrillas. Army detachments reached heights from Janina and push from the south toward Vasiliko northwest of Kalpi. Reports say Rizopastis claims British airmen fight guerrillas, but officials deny British and American mission involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Kalpaki
Janina
Ministry of Public Order
Kelpeli
Vasiliko
Kali
Associated Press
Paris
France
Greece
Reuter
Rizopastis
Markos
Confusing War Report From Albania Greece and Belgrade
A fragmented World War II era cable describes guerrilla activity and Allied actions in Albania and Greece. It mentions Greek government forces, British and American officers, and guerrilla commander Markes with references to Larisa and June 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apirue
Treee Pantas
Larisa
Sear Brisana Ament
Mulitars Feta
Acs
Agracna
Sed Katwo Englsn
Hadi
Mat
Sitch
Jovhy
Incomplete OCR: Japan position torn by cabinet aide
Fragmentary report notes Liberal member Ernett Seao and cabinet ministers involved in a funding row. Financial figures and context are garbled, with readable elements suggesting a dispute over a sum around nine million pounds sterling linked to a Japanese matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torn
Deb Te
AAP
Abel
Ernett Seao
Epes
Fierce Gales Sweep South Coast of N S W
Fierce gales swept the south coast of New South Wales with unroofed buildings sheds demolished and fences blown down. At Omega railway siding near Sydney a goods train hit a waiting shed and two weatherboard offices blown onto the line. Snow fell on the Alps with two feet at Mt Kosciuszko. A 50 mile per hour blizzard, 53 mile per hour gusts at 1 pm, and 73 mph at 9000 feet aloft affected inter state air routes from Melbourne to Mascot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
New South Wales
Omega Railway Siding
Alps
Mt. Kosciueke
Ian
Melbourne
New Zealand
Auckland Harbour
Survivor of H.M.A.S Perth Reported in Northern Kyushu
A fragmentary wartime dispatch notes a Perth survivor, Mary Je, living near Angra in a Dutch refugee tale. The Australian Red Cross and Allied authorities investigate amid misidentification fears. The report, led by a Japanese Red Cross team with an American pathologist, remains unconfirmed and disputed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amgrave
Mary Je
Angra
Villegna
Bitomati
Kevnahu
Chwt
Australug Redross Commissonrri
Japan
D. Beywood
BOF
Hoxkaids
British food needs will remain high this year
A London dispatch reports ongoing government concerns over postwar food supplies. Lord Addington warns that purchases will stay costly due to diminished purchasing power and limited empire sources. Officials debate potential auction mechanisms to secure essential imports.
AWU seeks five day week for workers in Brisbane plan
The Australian Workers' Union aims for a five day working week with a four roster system after Queensland grants the 40 hour week. AWU State Secretary M.Fallon said the move targets major industries including sugar, sawmilling, Mt Isa Mines and construction. The union will pursue coverage for all 17K awards at the Industrial Court. Queensland prison staff warders seek 40 hour week for about 100 orders in Brisbane Townsville and state farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Australian Workers’ Union
Aw.u. Stete
Me. C. F Allon
St Devant
Unyene Heave
Industrial Court
Fallon
Mt. Isa
Isamore
A.W.U
Wuide
Bolger
Clair
Townsville
Paris Conference Closes Amid Mixed Signals and Hope
A Paris conference ends with M Faul Mysak citing mixed results and concern over absentees. M Bidault notes disappointment while Bevin plans return to London and ministers prepare for a resumption of talks. A sense of cautious optimism remains about future cooperation and unity among allied nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Anniethapes
Tor
Mr. Bevin
London
DDT Supplies Disrupted by Factory Stoppage
Brisbane reports a weeks long stoppage at Imperial Chemical Industries disrupted water soluble DDT supplies. Queensland producers urge action. Minister Holloway updates NSW commission judgments and seeks expedited settlement to restore supplies. The issue impacts primary producers relying on DDT for buffalo fly control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Queensland
Er. Holloway
Country Fury
Holloway
New South Wales Industial Commission
Ute Sconomie
Whch
Vie
Post War Aid Plan Faces Criticism and Delays
A fragmented report outlines a plan for postwar aid and rehabilitation with promises from leaders to provide support while facing questions over who benefits. The document notes portions of funds and duties allocated to various groups, including children, international allies, and several named regions, highlighting concerns about reach and accountability.
British Woman Arrested in US In Royal Scandal Tales
A British woman tied to prominent royalty was arrested in New York amid a scandal involving media access and publicity work. The suspect, described as a cousin of King George, faces charges stemming from alleged misconduct dating back months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irig
King” George
New York
Mostha
Peet Petiow
World Police Force Seeks U N Native Peace Role
Fragmentary text discusses Mr Herachet Johnson and United Nations native role in global peace. Ambiguous language references big powers and attempts to ease burden while shaping a security framework. The source yields limited readable facts and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herachet Johnson
United ‘Staten Weld
United Natives
Mt Meray
American Loan to Britain Highlighted by De Hingh Ballon
A fragmentary note from the publication records an American loan to Britain and references a balloon display by De Hingh Ballon. The text is garbled and unreadable in places, but centers on financial aid and a related public display.
Migration concerns in Australia and refuge policy debate
A fragmented report discusses migrants and defense policy, mentioning factions like FAMIN and Seay U. It references attitudes toward refugees, civil war exiles, and the British government influence. The text hints at fears of traitors and displaced persons while signaling contentious stance on migration and asylum.
Directive to General Clay on Germany political future
The State Department issued a directive to General Lucius Clay, commander in Germany, demanding vigorous opposition to any imposed external government model. It urged economic unity of Germany under Allied guidance until a constitutional decision rests with the German people, rejecting imposed American democracy or Communism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Lucius Clay
Germany
Clay
United States
Food parcel complaints in London July report
Complaints cited by Mr J A Benales about food parcels and packing quality in London. Discontent centers on mispacked crates and poor handling at multiple grocers. The report notes bad packing and unsafe storage affecting deliveries and demands scrutiny of producers and distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
J. A. Benales
Comienia
International role of Sterling debated amid postwar shifts
July 13 London reports clarify Britain’s stance on the international role of sterling. Britain aims to keep gold price stability under the Anglo American agreement, arguing sterling remains a key currency though the United States and Western allies bear heavy influence. The piece notes concerns about gold reserves and defense costs, with London signaling cautious optimism for sterling’s postwar position within the monetary system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ghanelal
London Snelist
Britain
Accum
Gur Zee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lange
Prand
Sekmar Imal Iseer
Wallegten
Wapesssy
Te Bama
Auber
Fenders
Wasins
Poaprial
Albania
Seaton
Otir
N.S.W
H.m.a.sperth
Kyushu
Londow
Dorsibiona
Nbilhonry Sita
Astrala
Leeds
Fas Natifa
Lora Bi
Empire
UNION
Ratiszied
D.D.T
Chemicue Works
POST
U.alara
PLAN
Keble
Fontribetigus
Bournsios
Russia
Sheerness
Sonal Ariuta
United
D.C
Bagland
Ladyne
Hing Jem
Marguns
Cartsbeoake
World Police Force
O de Hingh Ballon
Australia
Famin, Seay U
Bal
Cision Mills
America
Rey
U.S
Wert
United Biatas Gov
Europe
Cernick
Namburs
Gabler
Berton
Cowling
Bromwich
Ur Watt
Aigure Central
Syeong Central
Sisiaa
Esa
United Gates
UA Outlae
Sterling
Diticianlt
Ba Bank
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!