Empire Conference Seeks United Action for Empire Trade
The Empire conference of the Federation of Chambers of Commerce urges united and cooperative action to revive trade within the British Empire. Discussions focus on commercial unity, exchange rates, and funding, with estimates of up to 10 billion dollars in trade support and Britain’s debt considerations amid Anglo American tensions.
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Canberra
Federation of Chambers of Commerce
British Empire
United States
United
Hse
Abe
Mya Oke
Empire
Wesiespoutti
Canserra
Britain
Eenpire Cnucuies
Briain
Anyming
Brita
India
Bennett Inquiry Interest in Britain
In London the Prime Minister faced questions in the Commons about the Bennett inquiry. The debate touched on the inquiry’s purpose and timing as voices urged a decision, with aides signaling support and concern over how soon conclusions should be reached.
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London
Ser Beno
Ad A
Bennet
Miles Aterting
Ann
The World Speed Records At Bonneville Salt Flats
A historical overview of Bonneville Salt Flats speed runs from 276.8 mph to 368.9 mph by Campbell and Cobb, noting the hoped 400 mph goal and the site’s geology, history, and the Blue Bird era with Jenkins and Jenkins era records.
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Bonneville Salt Flats
Utah
USA
Sir Malcolm Campbell
John Cobb
Meera
Wisshe
Continter
Boneville
Dunlop Bulletin
Yart
Great Soll
Borneville
Cane
Wah
Dunlop
Bern
Nile Airport
Jenkina
Jenwine Ae
Bonneville
WBA
Malcuim Garmppell
Accion
John Cab Boe
Ake
Benen
Bennesvlle
Rapid disposal of surplus war stocks in Australia
A detailed list describes the sale of surplus wartime materiel across Australia. Items include vehicles, tanks, aircraft components, springs, tractors, ploughs, and dockyard equipment. Auctions target November sales at multiple sites with emphasis on repurposing military assets and supporting postwar needs.
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Mer- Meyroong
Newmarket
Melbourne
Army Salvage
Fister Mers Besid
Amcor
Mar- Seymmong
Cane Loader Innisfail Exhibition Shows Cane Harvest Machinery
A cane loader demonstration near Innisfail October showcases a tracked tractor unit powering a loader that lifts cane into trucks. The system operates across rail-adjacent fields with board members and local representatives observing the sequence of loading, swinging, and stacking canes for transport, highlighting mechanized harvest progress.
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Innisfail
PF Tarpey
Inna
Andic
Abe
Lander
Loaine
Tate
Scheme to rear heifer calves in postwar plan
The State Government moved to negotiate select dairy workers to rear a set number of Australian calves from grade stock. The Agriculture Minister, ME FL Williams, said the scheme would start soon to meet the expected dairy demand. Departmental staff were instructed to engage farmers with this objective, aiming to boost dairy production and support the postwar economy.
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Tn Asaikt
FL. Williams
Port Sill
Imal
Nermel Rearing
Guiry
Informing Council Dilemma in Rangoon Burma Report
A Burma government report notes a council dispute in Rangoon with invited NY members amid factional splits. It cites a temporary agreement on governing body actions, party lines, and the need for a public statement on leadership and procedure.
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Rangoon
Bulgarian News London Secretary General Seeks Allied Unity
The Bulgarian representative in London reports on Allied cooperation and British involvement. The text discusses wartime diplomacy, partial worship, and the role of the Allied Content Commission in ensuring air safety and public communication while naming officials and framing Allied interests.
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London
Etsy Mt
Ranney
Armericar’ Carreapontents
Wien
Allie Fren
Alinima
Daily” Telegraphs
Vaeves Svondent
Allier Am Unie Fes
Gubirul Commissio
Hael Rumlan
Birope
Anarchy of Barrack Room Argument in War Times
Fragmented OCR reads like a garbled report on military talks and policy during wartime. Mentions British command, army morale, and strategic concerns across regions including Egypt, Palestine, and Persia with references to leaders and tensions.
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Pant
Anny Buren
Athirst
Ancesty
Fevyliionery
Song
Haifa
Palestine
Persia
Alemen
Japan's Effort Fails to Change Allied Directive
October 29 reports from Tokyo say Japan's renewed bid to alter Allied directives failed, with Yoshida and an accompanying delegation meeting General MacArthur in Washington after consultations among Britain, America, Russia, and China. The talks aimed to sway policy affecting postwar directives.
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New York
Associated Press
Tokin
Tukin News
Persuan Munster
Yoshida
General Macarthur
Washington
Britain
America
Russia
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