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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 13, 1946
Page
1
London March 11 AP U N R R A Director General H H Lehman warned famine looms in liberated Europe as February shipments total 1,239,400 gross long tons while overall consignments reach 6,000,000 tons. He said January to February supplies dropped sharply and no relief appeared in sight urging a supreme effort by supplying nations to avert disaster.
From Washington to Britain and Germany, officials discuss emergency actions to curb hunger and boost harvests. Authorities urge bread rationing, better bread use, and food conservation while outlining aid to famine zones and calls for exporting relief to starving populations.
Brussels march 12 the government reduces bread ration by 30 to 40 grammes and imposes a ban on white field sales after march 7 the supply minister lands a plan amid belgian efforts to secure Europe’s largest bread ration news notes the wartime shortage and civilian measures in belgium and europe
The U S Secretary of State rejects any violation of a treaty with Russia saying Washington remains committed to the alliance and dismissing claims of a rift. The official statement comes amid questions over policy shifts toward Bulgaria and regional stability.
In Athens March 16 1948 amid party splits Tempocrats faced reform pressures as Prime Minister M Ratandaris resigned amid debates on a March 30 election date. A British loan of 10 million pounds loomed as a factor in the crisis while Bevin allies urged different paths for Greece’s future government.
Fragmented report notes Greek prime minister and cabinet members weighing resignations over the March elections. Mylonas, leader of the terarian Republican, signals possible cabinet reshuffle to fill gaps. Malandaris and party colleagues oppose the vote. Moscow radio cites foreign interference while the Progressive Republican Party plans a boycott.
Batavia March 12 The Associated Press reports U S Goodemn and De Van Mook plus Sjahrir and Goreme Geeedl are to lead reconstruction talks tomorrow. The Cabinet announces its formation but its actions raise anxiety over immediate cabinet negotiations and outcomes.
A UK sourced report discusses reaction to Indonesia's move toward sovereignty as officials such as Dr. Van Mook and Sutan Sjahrir weigh attitudes. It notes evacuation of internees in Singapore, a proposed civilian transfer, and ongoing patrols and extremism concerns in Java amid Allied activity.
Eye witnesses report additional bodies recovered from a sea bed wreck after a crash. Names and details indicate victims include an elderly Melbourne woman and others, with sightings of a large object and possible signaling prior to the dive.
Fragmentary account notes severe censorship in Russia with news output controlled for pro government messaging. Mentions a speaker comparing living conditions and dole in New South Wales to Russia, and references persistent one party rule and a parliamentary context.
March 1 Amsterdam reports that Dutch landings on Java were fixed after consultations between the lieutenant governors and others. The talks aimed to arrange the timing and terms, with emphasis on avoiding unnecessary risks and pursuing negotiated arrangements.
Tasmanian observers report a meat shortage affecting rationing coupons and consumer access. Officials urge calm as markets strain under supply gaps and price pressures. Local stores report limited stock and evolving rules for redemption.
A fragmentary report notes Churchill facing questions in the House on his speech patterns and mentions a foreign envoy in Moscow. The piece hints at U.S. reactions and an anticipated farewell call from a prominent state figure, with limited readable details.
Canberra March 12 approval has been given by the Federal and State ministers to a considerable plan on the gauge of lines for the seer he Sta Went for the creation of railway gauge in Australia. Mr E J Ward and the State ministers with others have been discussing the plan and will submit it to State and Federal Parliaments. The conference adjourned but the ministers will assemble again within a few weeks to complete their work.
Murarrie Bacon factory was declared in dispute as strikers prepare for a meeting within the next few days. The assembly will discuss alleged breaches of employment terms and potential further action to secure a satisfactory settlement.
In a case tied to British Malaya, Japanese nationals were executed in Singapore. The civilians were convicted of crimes in Southeast Asia during World War II and faced the death penalty after legal proceedings concluded.
A fragmentary Melbourne item mentions Fauro Garrison in March with an upcoming series at a Faroison institute. The piece hints at a public addressing event and a potential clearet before a field event, with alewets noted in relation to tense proceedings.
Canberra reports from Rabaul that a naval officer stated the Yosuzuk transport party remained aboard. The incident involved families seeking safe passage and an investigation headed by Mr Justies.
The fragment references discussions and motions in Parliament, noting obstruction and procedural rulings. It mentions Mr ALJ Pruner BW and Yoruki, with aims to speak, but a ruling or order blocked the attempts, leaving the debate unsettled.
Adelaide dispatch reports General MacArthur said the ROSFITAL ship Wat To Banach had loading deemed unauthorized. The Federal Labour Government faced pressure as Australias government considered disembarking 38 unaccompanied children.
Erwan ee reveals fashion surge as Mavens don Oe Thsahr Ts, signaling a bold stylistic shift. Designers highlight structured silhouettes and rich textures. The trend draws attention from enthusiasts and critics alike, reflecting evolving taste in contemporary dress.
Readable fragments discuss evagation flaw II and a government context. Mentions exes Usbanon fee and Spears, with phrases about a ranch, Woopa, and real mates. Unclear full event, lacking concrete actions, dates, or organizations.
Fragmented OCR text suggests tensions between British, French, and Lebanese authorities over evacuation plans in the Middle East. Report mentions French actions, potential evacuation by end of June, and British forces awaiting French cooperation. No clear structure or full details available.
A local council accepted a proposal from Lebanon group AAP after a brief review, pledging to proceed with the project while outlining forthcoming milestones and public consultation steps.
A deciphered wartime document outlines the Petal Government's use of the Maer wane carriage during the war years. The PLC's turnover exceeded the target by more than half, compared with the named for uy during the war. The note mentions the Poaimaser-Genera and the Senate movement.
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