World War Germs Spread Across Regions In War Threats
A garbled report cites Jerusalem and Iran as focal points of conflict with Palestine described as a hotspot. It notes limited tranquility outside Afghanistan after ten months of travel, mentions the Moslem League direct action, Turkish border concerns, and rumblings about Arab forces and Iraqi frontier actions.
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Jerusalem
Palestina
Iran
Iraq
Attan
India
Afghanistan
Persian Gulf
In Striking Civil Airwave Aids Landing Safety
Electronic devices from the Instrument Landing System ILS guide pilots safely to runways. Developed by the Civil Aeronautics Administration before the war, it was taken over by the Army Air Forces and expanded at civilian airports. The system uses approach guidance and angle indicators to assist pilots in poor visibility, with plans to equip major cities and recruit many workers for operation.
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Washington
SAF
Pearl Harbour
America
Cwil Aeronautics Administration
CAA
Army Air
Japan
Fiy
US Army Air Forces
Navy Bureau of Aero
Willam E. Yefine
Aasistant Caa
Federal Airways
AE Yorking
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Arty Air Forces
G.C.A
G.ca
GCA
Ft le
Cured by three trewtmerta and new alumininee plant
Fragmentary text notes a plan to situate a new plant near Steers and mentions farms and a word resembling tremerta. The readable portion lacks clear names, dates, or concrete actions.
Britain plans new liners for Australia route
Australasian Run Sydney dispatch notes Britain's postwar shipbuilding push. By next year a large fleet program aims to complete more than percent new liners totaling 100,441 tons for Australia and New Zealand. New vessels include 28,000 ton Layer Corithie liner and two P and O passenger ships of 29,000 and 39,000 tons. The Orient liner Orésdes, at 22,000 tons, is touted for speeds up to 24 knots, reducing Melbourne to Britain travel time.
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Sydney
Britain
Australia
New Zealand
Corithie Ln
Melbourne
Magistrate Spares Diamond After Spare Time in Court
In Brisbane on October 11 Police Magistrate A E Aitkin granted Diamond freedom on a vugrency charge after remarks about his past record and fits of temper. The judge noted Diamond's previous good worker traits and asked about Bundaberg days as he urged him to reform. Diamond sought a chance, having spent much of the year in gaol amid a tense court scene.
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Brisbane
A. E. Aitkin
Diamond
Cullen
Alice
Aitkin
Bundaberg
Mr. Aitkin
Dimond
Tovnight
Charlevine
Drastic Measures In New South Wales
Sydney October 14 Ministerial statement expected early next week details drastic government actions to smash an enormous timber black market. A government report contemplates 29000 or more permits next year. only about 19000 cubic feet can be built due to timber shortage as allocations to millers fall short and supplies to the legitimate market remain alarmingly tight.
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Sydney
Unt
Pete
New South Wales
The
Association of Separative Building Societies
Summer School of Brisbane Lectures and Drama Class Notes
October 11 to January 18 Toowoomba and Bray programs under the Queens nd University auspices. Lecturers include E D Smith from Sydney and I E Llewellyn with DW Sat La and Brandon accompanying. A. Felgate plans a drama class upon return.
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Brisbane
Yoresomte
West Toowoomi
Bray
Queens Nd University
ED Smith
Aydney
Crane Collapse at Sydney Wharf Halts Freight Lift
October 11 at Darling Harbour a mobile crane on a landing ship malfunctioned as it lowered a Ford truck into the hold. The jib bent and the truck plunged to the bottom, narrowly missing workers and sending several harbor houses scrambling to safety. George Williams escaped injury as the crew monitored the dangerous operation and major cargo handling was halted.
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Sydney
Ourers
Ford
Tak
Darling Harbour
George Williams
Sager Lam Path
Envy Ag Equina
Hourne
Rowan
Meat shortage elevates U S prices in October report
President Truman says no immediate White House action planned as meat shortage persists. An administration procurement panel meets at the White House with discussions on Argentine imports. OPA adjusts retail meat ceilings to fix inequities, noting no link to the shortage. Veal price increases average 7 to 8 cents per pound.
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Washington
Truman
White House
OPA
Hokkaido Miners Proclaim Strike
The Associated Press reports that Japanese coal miners at Mokkmida mines walked out, halting war-time output of 1.3 million tons monthly. About 40,000 miners reportedly left, protesting wages while labor groups in Tokyo claim Communist-directed influence through the Congress of Industrial Unions.
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New York
AAP
Associated Press
Tokio
Mokkmida Coatmines
Cne
Troen ST Ae SS
Congress of Industrial Unions
Okio
Horticultural selections for pineapple planting material
The article discusses hereditary variations in pineapple plants and stresses selecting planting material to avoid undesirable traits. It describes culling poor types, marking good plants in year one, and propagating from chosen suckers in dedicated plots. It covers early wet-season planting, irrigation, mulching, soil protection, stump burning methods, and chemical stump treatments with nitric and sulfuric acids as options.
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Levis
UN General Assembly Transport Difficulty At Lake Success
More than 280 delegates may miss the October 23 General Assembly session due to a transport delay. The United Nations requested U.S. military aircraft, but the army has not yet agreed. Officials say the issue stems from the Paris peace conference wind‑up, affecting Russian, Yugoslav, Polish, Egyptian, Iranian, and Transcaucasian delegates. Australia, New Zealand, and Belgium have submitted draft mandates for future trusteeship and territorial transfers for UN review.
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Belgium
United Nations
League of Neticia
Japanese Plans Against Rdesia Revealed by Trial
Tokyo October 10 authorities report that the war crimes tribunal heard Emperor Hirohito approved literary leader plans to attack Rupein as part of Japan’s 1958 strategy. General Jun Ushiota and Lieutenant-General Kyoji Tominaga faced charges as former Manchuria commanders. The occupation of Manchuria was cited as key to the sanitary plan and allied military aims from 1938 onward.
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Tokio
AAP
Fumlar
Silitary
War crime charges and status of trials abroad
War crimes cases in Europe and the Pacific are summarized with Britain, France, and the United States pursuing 1018 trials, 382 death sentences, 434 imprisonments. Interim reports from the commission indicate proceedings continue, with detailed updates expected but not yet delivered.
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Loudon
Ortoner
Medations Werrine Gremilaion
Nugemberg
Essen
Commission
Eta
Europe
Britain
Praice
America
Mav
Per Bast
Oriain
Autaste United
Long Tow Planned Sydney Tourney Amid Mixed Plans
October 1L outlines a dire schedule for Sydney with a planned programme meantime. A sitemen SPEER is noted, while Bynes and Tosday appear in the tale, with a tow her 300 sales at Bydiey.
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Sydney
Speer
Defence costs in Canberra prompt town fund debate
Fragmentary notes report discussions in Canberra about defence costs and funding. References to repatriation, pensions, and town funds appear amid garbled phrases and missing context, indicating a local debate on budget allocation without clear details.
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Canberra
Letewes
Cowie
Eric
Seteresi Penabons
Mermenis
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