29 Jul 1946
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 29, 1946
Page
1
Washington July 27 The Secretary of State James F Byrnes said ahead of the Paris talks that final peace treaties must gain assent of the Allied powers and urged rapid troop withdrawals where possible to settle boundary disputes and reparations. He cited Trieste tensions as undermining unity and warned more compromises are needed to avert new wars.
An Australian delegation highlights a twofold aim at the conference in New York and the Pretoria talks. They seek peaceful, democratic outcomes and to demonstrate that democratic methods can achieve lasting peace while expanding international grain trade. The piece notes expected wheat exports and Australia’s potential to export up to 416 million bushels, with Europe and the Far East key markets.
Sydney reports a threatened stoppage by the Federated Engine Drivers and Firemen’s Association in protest against replacing engine drivers with a star at Abermain No. 2 colliery. The conference to determine the issue was ordered, while employers protest continuation of pre stoppage conditions. The dispute highlights arbitration limits and union power in the industry amid broader press and diplomatic tensions over sensitive telegrams from Paris and London.
Australian delegation report mentions Loy Sue amid frost conditions and travel delays. unclear details describe officials and location but text is fragmented and names are uncertain.
A fragmented notice states publication of a peace treaty draft is cancelled. The text mentions delay and potential re release by authorities, with unclear references to parties or dates.
London reports the closing of the trial with Sir Martiny Shaw condemning the defendants as horrors beyond history. The prosecutor notes the architects of the system were complicit, while Sir Hartley WePOES and Frank share tense reactions as the tribunal faces the monstrous crimes tied to Hitler.
An OCR fragment discusses Nazi crimes, claiming long exposure to Hitler’s regime, condemning the persecution of Jews and actions of leaders. It cites Hartley and interactions with a person named Trane and references to a public speech, urging accountability and justice for past atrocities.
Poorly legible report details a clash described as a brutal police action with baton strikes and crowd resistance. Accounts claim numerous injuries and hospitalizations while witnesses praise a later “victory contingent” and deny police involvement in the day’s events.
An article reports Dr. Van Kleffens criticizing the Soviet plan to place limits on atomic energy use for peaceful aims. It cites debates over enforcing international conventions, historic precedents, and the need to prevent chemical and nuclear weapon development.
A Federal Attorney General ordered inquiry after four Black individuals in Monroe are killed by two armed white men and an unknown mob. A white farmer drives the victims to his farm where attackers force them from a car and fatally shoot them amid a chaotic highway ambush. One victim identified as George Dorsey had prior military service. the mob reportedly demanded the women, then executed the group in minutes on a bridge route.
London court records reveal Lally Hulmabeth Motion, daughter of the Saterastel, fined ten guineas for mumulling a twenty year old fairer at St Albena. Charles Garden, visiting a friend, encountered a disturbance near a roadway as a spoon and riding EFUB disrupted the scene.
London July 37 An Associated Press report states Peter Stainer aged 44 was sentenced to four years penal servitude and fined 1600 in a case tied to his role in the Briley military government in Germany. The Daily Mail correspondent at Hawer notes the deal scale and impact of his actions.
Officials from Gaul and KaUor stated a joint commitment to a new trade accord. The meeting covered tariff reductions and coordinated regulatory standards, with both sides affirming progress and scheduling further talks in May.
Manchester desk reports details of a three part partition proposed in a memorandum to President Truman. It outlines a Jewish province including Eastern Galilee, most valleys, Haifa, Sharon plain, and parts of the Jezreel Valley. The plan trims Jewish land from 2200 to about 1500 square miles and assigns Western Galilee as a separate area.
The text outlines a plan where 40 percent Arab and about 17 percent Jewish areas are identified within a large reserved zone under Central Government control. The remainder would be allocated gradually with exclusive authority over foreign affairs, currency, police, customs, prisons, posts, railways, and harbours.
A London report from the Sunday Dispatches diplomatic representative notes the uncertain path in Middle East policy. Britain and the United States discuss Palestine amid differing views on a formal report to President Truman and Bevin. The exchange signals continued tension over how to handle Zionist aims and Arab opposition.
AAP reports from London that Berlin police seek a male suspect in a series of vicious murders and dismemberments. A correspondent notes linked to a serial killer case with four young women found dead in a lake area as authorities string together the grim pattern.
A regional focus on postwar reparations highlights how Japan and industry may face claims. Discussions reference UN agencies and international bodies, with Western and Soviet positions shaping relief approaches for devastated areas. Diplomatic tensions color plans for Europe and Asia as relief efforts extend beyond the current year.
A New York Times report notes that Brazilian authorities confront terrorism linked to Shinde Rene Eat. Police and security forces cooperation with international partners aims to curb violence with ongoing operations across major cities.
Fragmentary text discusses German nationalism and supposed signs of rest renaissance and reaction. Mentions Britain and Russia in context of sentiment and foreign reaction. Content appears from a wartime era opinion piece with garbled OCR.
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