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Newspaper

Cairns Post

Location

Cairns, Queensland, Australia

Date

Mar 18, 1946

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Persian Position Eases No Further Moves By Red Forces

Tehran reports no Persian troops sent toward Karaj as Russians bolster forces 20 miles west of Tehran. Capital gets no reinforcements beyond Garmsar withdrawals amid halted Persian infantry moving toward East Persia. Lorry convoys add 2000 troops to a Russian force. floods delay a troop train from Kazyin. Persian papers refrain from commenting on Russian actions.

London Tehran Karaj Reuter Garmsar Persia Karai Kazyin

Russia’s Advice to Persia Reflected in March Dispatch

A chaotic wire service summary reports Soviet officials urging Persia to avoid entanglement with Britain and the United States. It notes discussions of alliance options, defense posture, and strategic aims, including limited cooperation with Germany and Japan. The piece cites a March 16 New York dispatch and references American public reaction to Soviet diplomacy.

York James TwSenl Mat Tarai Wasaga Ridin Serle America Roment Serirt Nat Ier Hans Ceumaers Coussdeaser Fayurn Pervan

Hitchhiking G L New York March 17 Report

AAP via Associated Press reports a man hitchhiked from Australia to the United States to reunite with his war bride Joyce. Mason began thumbing a ride to America, learned his family would arrive in San Francisco on March 8, reached the West Coast in seven days and two hours, and helped his wife and sons onto a train to Philadelphia. The government paid their fare. Mason spent nearly all his money hitchhiking back and ended with 130 cents remaining.

New York Associated Press Philadelphia Joyce Ames Mason America San Fras Hen Australia West Coast Philadephia

Indefatigable Returns to Ports mouth in London crowd

AAP report from London notes a large crowd of relatives gathered at Ports mouth to welcome the carrier Indefatigable on her return after retirement from the Far East theater. The scene reflected public affection for naval service and the ship's long career.

London Portsmouth

Australian war brides protest over wartime allowances

Australian brides marching in August urged better treatment and promised to leave for the bush. The demonstration was orderly with no crowd trouble as authorities cautioned the crowd and promised action to clear delays and secure provisions for husbands and families.

Borges

Australian cium and RAAP push for improved knowledge in London

Deputies and wives of Australian servicemen press London authorities and Australia House for interviews with the Chief Immigration Officer. Mrs Stevens says they fear refusals and aim to arrive with 90 men to gain publicity, noting repeated attempts and patient socialisation.

RAAP London Tergead Australia Mra Stevens Australia House Ney Austalia House

Four More Arrests In Alleged Spy Ring

Four additional arrests were made in Canada related to an alleged spy ring connected to secret radar research and a project codenamed RDX. The incident involves individuals linked to a facility suspected of handling sensitive wartime information, with authorities expanding the investigation across multiple jurisdictions.

British Brides Husbands Allowances Reported

Sydney reports memo of husbands of British brides indicating continued allowances for wives once official action ends. Canada not involved. Canberra discusses proposals and commissions disclosures amid a broader debate on social support and means testing.

Sydney Bellaur Canada Canberra Oesasociation

Educational books from Britain spark Australian export drive

Mr Arnold Gyde of William Heinemann arrives in Sydney fresh from London where he and M. E Mall observed a critical shortage of British educational books in Australia. They pressed officials to boost paper quotas, leading to a rise from 30 percent to higher turnover and a plan to use extra paper for increased book exports to the Dominions.

Australia England Arnold Gyde William Heinemann Lie London HE Mall Sydney Australa America Glyde Information Board of ‘Trade

Unused War Material Reported at Morotai Amid Transport Movements

An officer arriving aboard the Kanimbla describes burnt tyres and paper on Morotai, noting vast destruction of war matériel including generators and machinery. The Kanimbla also transported 1378 troops from Labuan and Morgtal along with 12% convicted Japanese war criminals from Labuan. The Vito carried almost 198 troops from Rebel Six to Morotal and Rabaul, with plans to shift to JI operations within 12 months.

Sydney Morotai Kanimble Kanimbla Labuan Morgtal

Evacuation Begue Sparks Cold War Reflections

Fragmented text discusses freedom of waterways, ballot secrecy, and international tensions. Mentions Soviet actions, British positions, and a call for fraternal action amid war ruin. References evacuation and world conflict without clear specifics.

Churchill warns UN may face vital test abroad

In New York Mr Churchill warned the United Nations Organization may face a very great feat and spoke on a joint Anglo American guarantee of freedom of the Dardanelles in peace and war for merchant shipping. He said Russia must have a fortress inside Constantinople to prevent it from closing the straits, a condition Turkey would not accept.

Churchill U.N.O New York Mach Flctions Organisation Mr. Churchill Hervettf Poa Brit Ameren Ad Russia Darden Dardanelles Ahip Turkey

Engine Driver Killed In Tasmanian Goods Train Mishap

A Tasmanian goods train accident results in the death of the engine driver and injuries to a crew member. The incident is blamed on a cloud burst in the hills east of a location near a deep rift. Poorly constructed pipe and loosened gravel contributed, with a dam being built as the train derailed.

Tainia Abe Ecube Binner

Petrol Rationing No Prospects Of Evacuation

Sydney reports no early lifting of petrol rationing as government stocks and storage fill the need. Minister Lloyd Ahern, at the weekend, says shipments of crude oil remain uncertain and the petrol situation is unsettled. Officials discuss potential ranges of shipment tonnages and pricing amid ongoing supply concerns.

Sydney Ampia Petrel Ig Iy Tenet Aahley Borsen Ntice Petrel Cauioning Elias Sechange

Young Man Killed in Toowoomba Collision

Ipswich report: a young man died in a collision near Toowoomba while driving with a companion. The crash occurred on a Tuesday afternoon, with authorities investigating the wreckage and casualty details as they become available.

Lifesaver Killed After Compound Leg Brake

A lifesaver died following a compound fracture of the leg, with the injury occurring during the rescue and leading to death after hospitalization. The incident details and location are unclear from the fragment.

Action of Other Satires Without Justification

A fragment suggests disbelief that any faction can justify the action described as satire. The terse note hints at controversy over the moral basis of such satire and the difficulty of finding a universally acceptable justification.

Sir Guy Boyle Placed On List At His Request

London March 18 The press agency reports Sir Guy Boyle has been placed on the list at his own request to facilitate the advancement of younger officers. The move reflects ongoing changes in the military leadership and duty assignments.

London The Bie Torle Hae Ble Guy

World Leaders Call for Peace in Bevin Appeal

March 14 report from London discusses three world leaders urging restraint as Bevin advocates allowing the world to settle down. The appeal emphasizes avoiding aggression and striving for humanity to prevent further war and conflict.

MR. Bevin London Mareh Oper

Butch Lanm on Banba Batavia March 16

Indonesian Republicans scatter up landings at a store in a Tin Hare precinct. Recounts and local weather details are sparse in this fragmented dispatch from Batavia.

Butch Lanm Batavia

Russia accuses Persia of breaking oil treaty

Russia charges Persia with violating a treaty on oil, signaling a diplomatic dispute amid rising tensions over energy shipments. No further details available in readable text.

Russia Persia

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