Judgment on Nazi leaders by War Crimes Tribunal
The War Crimes Tribunal in Nuremberg ruled that criminality was not declared for the German High Command and General Staff or for the S A and Reich Cabinet as groups. It found individual criminality clear and convincing among many members. The court noted the S A declined after 1934 and the Reich Cabinet after 1930 acted little as a body. It identified 21 Nazi leaders as part of a giant conspiracy to wage aggressive war, and labeled leadership groups such as the S S S D and Gestapo as criminal groups within the Charter.
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Nuremberg
War Crimes Tribunal
Justice Lawrence
S.A
Reich Cabinet
S.S
S.D
Gestapo
Pele Tokuy
Nurembere
Tien Sani
Reuters
Roan
Justine “Lawrence
Hess
Fritzette
Aggressive War Denounced as Crime at Nuremberg Trial
A wartime tribunal ruled aggressive war a crime and read charges against top German leaders. The proceedings in Nuremberg highlighted plans and actions by Hitler and the Nazi party, with emphasis on the General Staff and key defendants. Crowd and court officials filled the historic courtroom as verdicts and sentences emerged amid intense media attention.
Bowen Shooting Case Casts Death Of Local "Flash Jack"
In Bowes on September 34, Ditton a farmer aged 51 appeared on remand before Mr. M. 3 Mickey charged with murdering John O Hanlon known as Flash Jack. Police witness notes a violent history as O Hanlon rode to Ditton's farm seeking confrontation. Ditton allegedly disarmed him and a gunfight followed resulting in O Hanlon's instant death. Evidence includes prior threats and a will draw that night. Hearing adjourned to tomorrow.
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Ditton
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Aooryay
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Barry
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Deccaard
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O'Hanion
Toomorrow
Fragmentary War Era Note on German Defense Comments
The text presents a fragmented wartime excerpt mentioning German defense, medical references, and individuals like Dr Schacht in a blurred sequence. It appears as a garbled OCR snippet with scattered names and phrases, lacking clear events, dates, or outcomes.
Man jailed for four years for armed robbery threat
William Henry Dearnley, a 24 year old soldier, was sentenced to four years hard labour after a Brisbane court found him guilty of threatening Ada Patricia Hooper with a revolver on July 20 with intent to steal. He approached in a masked manner, displayed a loaded revolver at close range, demanded money, and fired a shot as Mrs Hooper’s husband pursued him. The judge labeled the act a danger to the community and noted prior alleged night activity.
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Brisbane
William Henry Dearney
Soria Slebad
Ada Patricia Hooper
Alec
Justice Macrossan
Dearnley
Mrs Hooper
Mioney
Ib Hick
Deerley
Mra Hooper
Hesband
Fred
Canadian Farmers Strike in Edmonton Violence Reported
Sept 29 reports from the Mounted Police describe violence along farmers picket lines during the Edmonton area delivery strike. An incident near Beaver Crossing 170 miles away saw 300 pickets halt a cattle carrier and 12 cowboys. cattle were driven off and stampeded, injuring a rider. About 30 pickets were arrested as Alberta and Saskatchewan farming unions discuss a joint response and a proposal to submit prices to the Agricultural Prices Support Board to end the strike.
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Edmonton
Mounted
Beavernésine
Alberta Farmers Union
Saskatchewan
Sod
United Farmers of Canada
Alberta
Dominion Minister For Agriculture
JG Gardiner
Agricultural Prices “Support Board
Cold Welcome Home at Hamburg Reports
In Londor in September Rex vetted ema wat rina and Wh and fe ieee a ent at Hamburg. Their dia not ever lock up as the passed through towne and we i.
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Londor
Rex
Ema
Fe Ieee
Hamburg
Jewish Agency participation eyed for London Palestine talks
A British Jewish official indicated Jewish Agency participation in the London Palestine conference could be decided after a standing committee reviews the agency's stance. The committee will then form independent attitudes ahead of the meeting, with the agency seen as possibly contributing despite past abstentions.
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Cos Trondon
AAP
Jewish Agency
London
Artude
Aid
Het
Wien
Gersly
Oon- Lockar
Jeruinl
Hosa Cn
Army minister eyes likely defeat in Capricormia race
Brisbane September 30 The Army Minister Mr F M Forde admits42 in a Rockhampton late night interview that he is trailing by 70 votes while Mr C W Davidson arrives in Brisbane. Davidson predicts a comfortable win with a 4 vote margin in Capricormia amid overall tight counts. Lilley and Maranoa figures show shifts but no new totals for Maranoa.
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F. M. Forde
Rockhampton
C. W. Davidson
Davidson
Forde
Service Party
J. W. Hadley
Lilley
Liberal
C.H. Wilson
Maranoa
Forde Confidence Maintained Amid Mining Vote Totals
Mr Forde shows continued confidence as votes pour in from mining districts including Blut Baralabs Cracow and Cracow notations. Only a portion of 2400 postal ballots counted with large electors enrolled and a 25 807 majority for Forde referenced alongside party affiliations and vote tallies.
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Blut
Baralabs
Cracow
Fee
Ware
Forde
W. Davidson
AD Taylor Spay
Australian election results fragment show multiple candidate tallies
The report lists electors enrolled and vote counts across districts including Fadden Bailey and others, with preferences and majorities in several seats. It notes shifts in positions in Newcastle Hobart and Adelaide races, and references leaders like Hadley, Langtry, and Morgan with evolving majorities as counts progress.
Social service proposal results by region and vote totals
Readable portions show a referendum with multiple questions on social service funding and employment, listing Yes and No tallies for various regions and dates. The text notes a call for four states to back the majority and references totals such as 74568 Yes and 671203 No for certain questions. other figures include 393230 Yes and 533904 No and regional results for Australis and other areas.
Mass Destruction Warns Of Powerful Bombs Ahead
London reports Captain Blackburn MP, a parliamentary energy expert, cautions on arrivals from America. He notes Americans seek bombs far stronger than static devices and warns several prompt bombs could soon yield appalling possibilities for the near future.
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London
Captain Blackburn
America
New South Wales reporters enrolled and party notes
Fragmentary OCR data shows names and party initials with figures like 3471 1043 and 9803, referencing candidates Edols Reid Breen Breek and Thorby. Incomplete lines mention ALP, CR, and WP groups with unclear roles or districts.
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Hadce &Roberts. iii
B.C. Thorby
South Australia House of Representatives Electors Enrolled
Electors enrolled total 98 201 with results showing party tallies for Fraser ALP and others. The record lists candidates, majorities and misreadable party abbreviations across multiple divisions including Chambers and Hayward with various vote totals and affiliations.
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Fraser
Perkins
Petroleum company import delays overshadow market
A terse London dispatch notes a petroleum firm receiving a limited shipment of core gear from overseas amid unclear scheduling. The report hints at monthly asset arrivals and potential impact on operations but leaves several details unspecified.
Russia Faces Grave Postwar Domestic Problems
The decree by the Soviet Council of Ministers and the central executive of the Communist Party targets abuses in the Russian farming system, signaling wide spread internal difficulties. The situation is viewed as part of postwar upheaval affecting Russia amid sweeping social and economic changes and widespread devastation.
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Soviet Council of Ministers
Communist Party
Soviet Union
London “Spectator
Russia
Five Year Plan and Greenland Debate Across Fronts
A clashing report mix cites a Soviet five year plan emphasis amid Axis indictments, Russian purges and farm declines, alongside Greenland and Arctic base contest over Denmark, Britain, and Canada claims. It notes Moscow’s stance on Anglo American moves and Danish sovereignty, and recalls past censuses and Eskimo issues.
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Elles
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Peace Conference Seen Stalling As Big Four Fail To Agree
A London peace conference stalls amid stalled Big Four talks with observers noting little progress toward a unified body. Reports say Allied leaders debate about Yugoslavia and postwar borders while hopes for a decisive breakthrough fade. Stalin and Paris diplomats carry cautious rhetoric as the conference risks remaining academic with no substantive settlement by week’s end.
Tasmanian election night tally and results hints
An OCR readable fragment shows Tasmanian election figures with names Barnard Orchard Lyons Kirkeatrick and others listed with party affiliations ALP Lib. Ind. and values around 1 to 1.3 million in totals or votes. The text hints at a local tally with candidate names, parties, and percentages without a clear final result.
Frost and Goren Face Off in ALP Contest
In a tight ALP race, W. Frost and Goren vie for party support and influence. The skirmish centers on policy positions and leadership claims within the party. The outcome hinges on voter sentiment and intra party dynamics.
Egypt Crisis Deepens Over Leaks and Talks
London dispatch reports Egypt’s crisis tied to leaks from the Arab press about Westy talks and Sidky Pasha's resignation. The Egyptian delegation cites internal issues but tensions rise as discussions continue and foreign officials weigh potential outcomes.
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