Lawlessness in Trieste dominates final debate
London reports detail a climate of fear in Trieste as Mr. Sterndale Bennett outlines a surge of political murders abductions and assaults. He argues these acts aim to destabilize the Free Territory and hinder peace while Britain backs a new regime ensuring public order and security. He criticizes the Jugoslav delegation's menacing stance.
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London
A.R.P
Trieste
Sterndale Bennett
Britain
Bennett
Ricate
Free
Jugoslav
British Rebuff of Iron Curtain Claim Over Yugoslavia
In debate on postwar arrangements, Mr Bennet rejects any iron curtain between Yugoslavia and the Free Territory, insisting Britain will not establish such a barrier. French and American ideas shape the draft and all but Soviet proposals are rejected, with French proposals adopted section by section and Yugoslav plans defeated by the committee.
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Bennets
Jugoslavis
Free Territory
Britain
Jugodlayia
Vyshinsky
Ie Big Prut
Teave Kelas
Abe Perelan
France
America
Trieste
Ashinsky
Bennett
Jugosavia
Iatalls
Wsithin
Mexico Pushes UN Control Of Nuclear Plants At Lake Success
Mexico proposed to the Atomic Energy Commission’s Political Contingent Committee that all major nuclear fission plants be placed under United Nations control to resolve inspection issues. National supervision would remain only for plants unable to produce sufficient weapons-grade material. The commission’s scientists will study the proposal.
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Lake Success
Mexico
Atomic Energy Commission
United Nations
Individus
Fire aboard Mauretania shortens voyage in crew storeroom blaze
A fire in a storeroom aboard the Mauretania was put out in 21 minutes with slight damage while the liner refitted in London before heading to Liverpool after a troopship service.
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London
Eas
Liverpool
Ser
Nice
No Immediate Danger of War Warns Allies Leader
The Secretary of State urged that no nation fears imminent war while acknowledging serious postwar differences among Allies. He noted a united Allied drive to avoid conflict and emphasized the danger of both underestimating and overestimating discord as peace plans proceed.
Japanese trade move for resumption missions arriving
Tokyo reports that Japan will conduct foreign trade with most Asiatic nations by year end. Missions from China, Burma, Hong Kong and Malaya have arranged to exchange textiles, chemicals, clocks, bicycles and appliances for coal, rubber and fertilisers, with further talks underway with the Philippines, India, Korea and the Russian group. The program seeks ore materials for Japanese industry, currently producing little.
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Tokio
MacArthur
Japan
China
Burma
Hong Kong
Malaya
Philippines
India
Korea
Lisizon
Warrant Issued for Three Nazis by German Purge Court
German purge court issued arrest warrants for Franz von Papen Hjalmar Schacht and Fritzsche. Early reports claim U.S. Third Army blocked exits at Nuremberg while a spokesman said the trio remain in U.S. custody for their own safety.
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von Papen
Schacht
Fritecha
Jica
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Nurem
G. Ki
U.S
Third Army
Fritsche
Nuremberg
America
Third Army 90 Far
Alleged Chief Culprits in Nuremberg Case
The Times correspondent reports prosecutors argue the Nuremberg Court is the proper authority as Fritsche and Longerigge are named as chief culprits for supporting the Nazi regime. They fear evasion of punishment and note Papen Schacht moved to the custody of Nuremberg. American lawyers say Schacht’s acquittal unsettles Allied plans to try mega-industrialists, with trials delayed. Brigadier-General Taylor notes Justice Jackson’s problem framing, while Truman’s White House stance and Jodl’s defense of orders mark disputed outcomes.
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Longerigger
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Taylor
Justice Jackson
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Times
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Jodl
Hitler
Joan
High Command
Eld
Poland
Cemmers
Secret postwar pact claims outlined by wartime witness
A witness from the War Assets Administration testified that a secret agreement outlined six points: Russia to control the Balkans region including Greece, Romania, Bulgaria, and Yugoslavia. two million German prisoners to Russia for a decade after the war. a mutual nonaggression pact among the powers with China and the U S and Britain. Russia to control strategic waterways including the Dardanelles and the Suez and Panama canals. free trade with Britain and colonies. and the U S to have bases in Russia to counter Japan. He said Russia demanded fulfillment of the Dardanelles clause twice and Greece troubles stemmed from Russia’s promises, and he claimed to have learned the details 48 hours after the agreements were made.
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James E. Waddell
War Assets Administration
Rumania
Bulgaria
Jugoslavia
Greece
Russia
China
America
Britain
Strait of Gibraltar
Panama
Suez
Dardanelles
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Shrth
Ail Basia
Japan
Rueain
Rocket testing in central Australia report
In Bondor and Chartes area reports, Australian test data describe rocket tests and related monitoring activities. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate ongoing central Australian testing efforts and foreign involvement in aerospace research.
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Central
Australia
Soviet Armed Forces Steady Improvement
Soviet military leaders study recent warfare advances including the atom bomb rockets radar and space power. Focus remains on ground forces with tank and artillery attention though the queen of battle draws notice. British and American forces are reviewed for comparative lessons and potential countermeasures.
Cousens Case Evidence on Bail Hearsay and Compulsion
The court heard that the state prepared to hear bail for Cousens as the trial adjourned. Witnesses testified that an effort was made to intercede to save eight POWs condemned to death for escaping from Tavoy. Captain Drawer and British officers discussed intercession. Cousens' actions were argued as possible compulsion or aid to prisoners. The judge noted two questions: intent to aid King's troops and whether compulsion affected guilt. a jury's conclusion seemed unlikely to convict on the compulsion issue.
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Waitton
Mupatram
Tevoy
Simonon
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Sinenmore
Flo
Tavoy
Bey
Cousens
Drawer
Tokio
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di Coomens
Nud
Tsu
Thrul
Bhand
Farrington
S.M
Coustru
Cooma
Shand
Ry Barick
Britain Wins IMF Concession On Fundamental Disequilibrium
The New York Times reports Britain secured a concession from the International Monetary Fund allowing its measures to shield the country from depressions while aiding full employment. Chancellor Hugh Dalton, as a British IMF governor, clarified that fundamental disequilibrium does not threaten IMF authority to adjust currency valuations, signaling political significance for Britain's stance.
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New York
New York Times
Washington
Britain
International
Snr
Hugh Dalton
United Kingdom
German War Potential Destruction Plan Outlined
A Berlin dispatch reports a new Allied plan to systematically liquidate German industrial war potential. It calls for a unified war potential chart to be drawn up and submitted to a Four Power Control Council, with a four power commission inspecting each area for validation. The process will take several years to implement.
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Alfl
Mars Reutery
Berlin
Pla
Control Council
Cernin
New Bombay Law to New Bombay Law to See
A brief notice notes a legal matter titled New Bombay Law to New Bombay Law to See, outlining a court action and anticipated deadline. The item highlights the governing jurisdiction and the need for public awareness of the case proceeding.
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Bombay
State Budget Presented to Parliament
Brisbane October 3 The Treasurer Mr J Lar tombe presents a 1946 47 budget predicting a £10750 surplus. Revenue is £24652335, £122071 below last year. Income tax reimbursements rise by £780000. overall expenditure estimated at £24641585, £117953 lower than last year. Public Instruction needs £290000 for scholarships £7000 for adult education and up to £10000 for extending orchestral movement. Salaries and wages across departments including railways total £1783 more than prior year.
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Brisbane
J. Lartombe
Department of Public Instruction
Queensland
Queensland Works Programme 1940s Plans and Funding
Details of the postwar works programme outline large expenditure across services land settlement forestry water facilities and irrigation. The plan totals 12 128 426 pounds funded by consolidated revenue loan postwar reconstruction and other funds with extensive irrigation hydroelectric and main roads schemes and housing expansion plus drought relief loans to farmers.
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Brisbane
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Iver Orks
Inclusig
Uxdequifo
Eee Funder
Commonwealth
Gueandland
Deating Win Forestry
Blair Athol
Queensland Housing Commission
LCC Triumph Overse Northam Amid Turbulent Rally
LCC clinched a win over Northam Ammonnd in a tense match scoring a six-wicket victory. Mertinus starred with rapid scoring while Hammond and Langridge supported a commanding innings as Northam collapsed in their second innings. Northam posted 124 in their first, while England’s top-order faltered against swift medium pace from Smith and Phillips, sealing the match late with a decisive partnership.
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Taminga
Hanes
Wilt Hameband
Hammond
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Gancine Wren
Langridge
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Northam
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Button
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Ty Hewercrat
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