French line as frontier defined for Italy and Jugoslavia
Paris report says the plenary conference voted on 78 articles and 9 annexes of the Italian treaty. The article on the French line for Trieste was adopted 14 to 5, linking Italy and Jugoslavia and defining the Free Territory of Trieste. Other frontier articles were adopted by large majorities.
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Paris
A.A.P
Russia
Trieste
Jugeslavia
Italy
Jugoslavia
South Tyrol
Free Territory of
Recommendations to Big Four on colonial issue and Italy treaty
A fragmented report outlines recommendations to the Big Four on colonial questions and details the end of the Italian treaty work. It notes approval of monetary articles, debates over Albania, and attempts to complete annexes before adjournment. The conference adjourned after multiple roll calls and amendments.
Threat of Uprising in Lisbon Area Triggers Barracks Call
A.P. reports that police and anti-Communist cerontaries in the Lisbon region were summoned to barracks at 4 am over reports of renewed civil and military unrest targeting the Salazar regime. Government explains premptive measures and communications between Lisbon and the country remain limited.
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London
A.ap
Tisbon
Salazar Reghme
Associated Press
Lisbon
Priveté
Gemm
South Nake
Nnn
NS Cmal
Whaling industry eyes Australia in Antarctic drives
The whaling sector faces a manpower surge with over 100,000 men needed, chiefly in Australia. It hinges on ship access and quota allocations under an international system, as Tasmania and Western Australia back a government-backed venture to form a company with about £3,000,000 capital. Ministers expect timely funding from Commonwealth and states to launch policy.
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Australia
Aeralla
Japan
Tepuraliona
al Bey
Palicy
Commonwealth
Tasmania
West Avs
Slow Tactics In Brisbane Foundry Strike
Report from Melbourne dated October 10 describes slow tactics in Brisbane foundries where workers faced mass dismissals after a dispute at Yerongpilly works. The Queensland Metal Trade Employers Association claims actions were prompted by wage demands, while the Iron Workers Association cites breakdowns in casting output and resignations as constitutional wage protests.
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Queensland Metal ‘Trecee Employery’ Association
Smeiber
All Metal Trades
Bevo
Ed Iron
Workers’ Association
Shaye
Pease
Stadlive
Mier
Melbourne
Onwerkere’ Clon
Planagant
Squabble Over Meat Supplies Dawns Between Nations
October report notes Australia and New Zealand deliver meat to the United States amid a tense trade dispute. An armed tariff discussion underscores the friction as deliveries proceed under scrutiny by authorities and industry observers.
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Washington
Australian
New Zealand
NAZI GHOULS FOR TRIAL AT NUREM
Wartime meat deliveries to Britain are described with figures from 1845 and 1945 context. The United States faced deficits as Australia and New Zealand reduced shipments, leaving Britain short by hundreds of millions of pounds. State Department notes suggest a temporary American shortfall but commitment to cover the gap faltered when a delivery ship was halted on April 10.
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Britain
America
Australia
New Zealand
State Department
Australi
Fear of war drives US Canada defence parallels
An October meeting of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce warns that a totalitarian empire aims to extend its menace across borders, urging stronger national defence ties with the United States and stressing oceans as US protection against bacteriological warfare. The speaker asserts Americans are insulated by two oceans, limiting invasion risk.
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Canada
Rinnipeg
Canadian ‘Chamber’ ‘of Commerce
Ets
Retral
May
United States
Russia submits full UN General Assembly representative list
Russia announces a complete list of representatives for the United Nations General Assembly led by Molotov. The move marks Russia as the first major power to submit a full roster to participate in the seven week session, including delegates from the Western Hemisphere and other regions.
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Tare
M. Molotov
United Nations
Russia
Assembly
Wage Level Increase Sought by ACTU Conference
Canberra October 10. The Australasian Council of Trades Unions will push for a rise in the basic wage by 8/6 to 10/6, plus an extra £1 weekly for productivity and industry expansion, and relax wage pegging regulations with ministerial approval to ensure industrial efficiency, in a special wage policy conference with Prime Minister Chifley.
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Canberra
Commonwealth
Australasian Council of Trades Unions
M. J. B. Chifley
Caneenee
Rec Ic
ACTU
E. J. Holloway
UNREST OVERWHELMED BY BASIC WAGE DISCUSSION
Mr Clarey of ACTOS and Mr Carey spoke on wartime wage policy urging a uniform wage rise tied to purchasing power. They cited 1887 and 1940 baselines, with Melbourne expected at about £5/7/0 per two weeks and NSW near that level, while other states would vary. The trade union movement supported the fairness of the wage classes.
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ACTOS
Clarey
ACTU
Commonwealth
Melbourne
New South Wales
Senator Collings Wins New York Amid War Skepticism
Senator Collings, in Montreal after the J. conference, expressed hope for a new and better world through economic security and international cooperation. He and D. Grant, part of the Australian delegation, were received by Mayor Remillien at City Hall and planned visits to New York and London.
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New York
Associated Pres
Montreal
J. 8
Collings
D. Grant
Averalian Delegance
RemiMlien Aude
Amhamed
Kr. Makin
London
Malayan Government Defers Cracking Down on Rents
An early October dispatch from Singapore reports the government plans to ease controls and avoid immediate rent reductions. The note mentions ongoing debates among officials, with reference to leaders and provincial authorities in Malaya and Singapore.
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Singapore
Nanri
Peter
States Work Plans Brisbane Debate on Industry and Capital
Oct 18 report from Brisbane covers a parliamentary debate on industrial policy and capital investment. Mr. C. G. Jemnon questions worker abuses while Mr. Warntall accuses capital and government figures of profiteering and neglecting worker welfare. HL A Bruce cites Commonwealth aims to attract capital. Queensland expansion quoted as key factor. Debate adjourned.
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Boul Delibersily
Chamber
Industry and Commerce
C. G Jemnon
Warntall
South Australia
Queensland
South Ausralia
HL. A. Bruce
Commonwealth
General Stilwell Chemicaly Sa Trarcinod Case
An obscure military inquiry references a last week operation linked to General Stilwell and a chemical concern. Details are fragmentary with unclear entities and dates, offering limited verifiable facts for a concise card.
Catali nnas Bought to Open Tourist Service to Barrier Reef
Fragmentary text reports an entity involved in opening a tourist service related to the Barrier Reef. Details such as names, dates, and places are unreadable or garbled, leaving the core action and target unclear.
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Catalinnas
Barrier Reef
Stock Market Slumps Sharply In U S and Canada
In New York on Oct 9 leading issues closed one to seven dollars down as midday losses broadened into a sharp break. Pressure deval and new lows near day end. Union Pacific around 72.5 cents, Kennecott Copper at 2.12, Canada’s Sentar notes weakness amid broad selling. United Press reports prices fell about 2 billion dollars to the lowest level since April 10.
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New York
A.A.P
Stock Exchange
Union Pacific
Kennecott
Senta
I Toente
Canada
United Press
Motor shares tumble amid steel shortage and factory layoffs
The market fell as a steel shortage and large layoffs hit Chrysler and Briggs across the industry. Analysts note no fresh cause beyond ongoing supply constraints and weak government action, with the New Yorker Timed Combined averages down 2.86 points and industrial bonds at late 1944 lows. George Bell of the Commerce Department warned production booms risk a bust without greater world trade share, and exports aiming for 20 percent could alter profits for U.S. industries.
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New Yorker
George Bell
T He International Trade Section
Department of Commerce
USA
Prof
Joss
U.S.A
MCC Team Tour First Important Match
Evate Hammond notes the squad as Wright and Smith lead the attack with potential changes. Aiming to add variety and a slow left armer, the team tests players at Northam where six wickets fell, evaluating pace options from Edrich and Voce to pressure the bowlers during the early tour.
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Wright
Smith
Eucgess
Tong
Aunralia Voce
Edrich
Northam
Hammond
General Kenny Backs International Forces For World Peace
General George Kenny, retiring December 1, advocates abolition of national armed forces in favor of an International force under UN command. He says nations must sacrifice sovereignty to allow cross border use of international troops, hoping such force is ready for the next war.
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New York
AAP
George Kenny
United National Military Star
Strategic ‘Air Command
Alowe
Datten ‘Tater
United Nations
Lieneral H. George
Gensal Kenny
Air Force
General Dempsey Advibort Capacity With Gasee Government
London reports a press note referencing General Dempsey and military leadership under a gas policy. The unclear text mentions Commander in Chief and Middle East operations and British governance of armaments.
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Dempsey
GASEE
Yarmouth Fishermen Mass Hanging Report
A fragmented clipping describes a mass hanging involving Yarmouth fishermen and a German subject. The readable text hints at a dramatic crime event with multiple individuals involved and unsettled details remaining unclear.
Meat famine grips New York amid shortages and queues
News report describes a severe meat shortage across the United States with New York facing dire supply. Citizens wait in long lines for hours as authorities consider federal seizure powers to assure public distribution and curb price gouging.
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New York
Heya
White House
Orion
Ana
Esope
Shone Meat
New York City
Trufan
Control of Rubber London In Official Statement Released
Government in London released an official statement affirming control of rubber supplies amid tensions. Dewber AAR 1 and Sin fwerabr Gant ernment referenced in the document appear in fragmented OCR text. Authorities urged calm and continuity of production.
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London
Dewber
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