Allied port Pohang in grave danger as enemy advances
Sept 4 1945 Pohang, South Korea's second largest Allied port, is threatened from three directions as Northern forces push from the west and capture Angang cutting the Pusan Taegu road. North Koreans assault Pohang north of the town while Koreans resist. Brigadier Coad tours the front with an American general, signaling uncertain British deployment.
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South Korea
Angang
Pusan
Taegu
Kasan
B. A. Coad
Korea
World War II era theater actions in Asia and Pacific
Fragmented OCR notes describe Allied and Axis movements across Korea and the Pacific. References include American forces near Taegu and Pohang, South Korea, and battles affecting the North Korean front lines near major routes. Mentions General Marvin and various cavalry units, plus references to Japanese or allied actions and air operations.
Sands Retains Surrey Team In Local Rowing Meet
In a tense regional competition, Sands retains Surrey status with a strong showing. Veterans and rising stars from Galle and nearby clubs competed amid windy conditions, delivering balanced results across sprint, distance, and relay events.
Alleged Murder Prisoners In Wartime Courtroom Output
In a court proceeding two prisoners faced charges of alleged murder. The record mentions a trial moment with prosecution and defense actors detailing events and testimonies tied to wartime context.
Formidable Base at Tashkent
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions Tashkent and a sequence of unclear terms and names. The readable parts reflect a sport or athletics context with possible names like Reedane and Feiner, but the text is garbled and lacks a coherent report or clear outcome.
Debated Social Problems At Meeting On Birth Control
A British discussion led by Bishop Barnet debated the rise of degenerate stock and social ills linked to population growth. The talk argued housing, food, and poverty drive crime and suicide, criticizing church silence on birth control and urging moral reform to curb increasing social misery.
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Ehilde Feu
Dec
Merce
Waterside Union expulsion debated by NZ Seamen
In Wellington a waterside workers' union faces expulsion proceedings tied to broader regional labor actions. The dispute involves union leadership, government regulators, and international federation guidance, with decisions anticipated from ITF and local committees.
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Wellington
Ioierpa
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Banera Kier
Sre
Zenland
Waterside
Unlor
Resitieer
CTF
Cnpgress
Croom
New Zealand
Zealand Watersidees Union
Uae
International sugar delegates visit Goondi and discuss industry
The International Society of Sugar Technologists visited Goondi, hosted by Mr. W Beatty. Local mandarins led by AJM Lourie welcomed the delegation with a civic reception. Speakers praised Queensland's sugar industry and stressed international cooperation to advance research, training, and economic linkage with other countries.
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International Society of Sugar Technologies
SO Skimner
Bares of
Sr. C.K Simpson
Ure Goondi Mull
W Beatty
Shire
Fhuimman
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Ina
W. Richardson
Sain Johnstone
W. Sloan
Mon Tigan
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Inaiatasliter
Hall
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EapaDie
Jamming Devices in Russia Raise Alarm
Washington reports that U S and Soviet equipment attempts in World War II era context have been aimed at disrupting broadcasts into the Soviet Union. The piece notes power jammers around Moscow and smaller devices elsewhere, intended to limit reception of western programs.
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Washington
Atale
Midale
Amerea
Soviet Union
Moscow
Keown
T. Domextiz
Vote Pressure Seen in South West Africa Election
A Windhoek despatch cites a deputy from the Nazi faction claiming last minute orders to sway German voters. The report says 13,000 Germans gave a 100 percent ballot for Dr. Malan after intimidation messages and duress, with Smuts officials denouncing the tactics and a priest noting coercion of German Catholic voters.
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London
Daily Express
Windhoek
Stauan
Feveut
DF Malen
Finié-Marshal Smuts
United Party
Vored
Devert
Pial de Marsal Smuts
Dr. Malan
Tha
Freak Gales Spark Fears of New Cooktown Cyclone
COOKTOWN, Sept 4. Freak gale force winds lashed the town with rain squalls and gusts exceeding 60 miles per hour. The town suffered superficial damage as milk cans were tossed into a car and carried about a mile by the blast in an unseasonable blow.
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Cooktown
High winds wreak inland damage in Cooktown area
Severe gusts swept inland yesterday with south east winds peaking to heavy speeds. Resting after a parometer reading and 12 hour steady blast, the town faced ongoing apprehension as repairs await, yet the worst appeared over by noon with wind averages around 24 miles per hour.
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Cooktown
Mare
Catrns
Spectacular Sydney fire causes heavy damage and evacuations
A large blaze in Sydney caused extensive damage estimated at £5000 with thousands of spectators watching flames leap high. fire crews fought the inferno for hours after 1230 pm as winds intensified, with efforts hampered by smoke and collapsing structures. Authorities suspected arson or serious accident as the flames consumed a building complex and nearby homes, with emergency services mobilizing to prevent spread.
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Gould
Sydney
Melarias
Cairo
Milan
Garena
Sharp rise in price of wool shocks New England buyers
International wool markets push prices higher as Australian supply tightens global demand. Boston reports note a 48 percent surge, with mills in New England delaying purchases yet fearing material shortages. Manufacturers weigh higher costs, potential fabric price hikes, and production adjustments amid uncertain Australian output.
North Atlantic deputies seek short term defence equipment plan
London dispatch says North Atlantic Treaty deputies agreed on a short term programme for urgently needed defence equipment. They adjourned on September 13 after urging action from governments. The American chairman Mr Spofford will report urgency to President Truman as faster steps are needed to contain Kremlin pressure in Europe.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Spofferd Wall
Truman
Feared Attack on Moluccas by Indonesian Forces
A native reporter claims Indonesian troops plan a large assault on Ambon as the Dutch East Indies conflict intensifies. The account notes the Sable Republic wind proclamation and cites anxious locals fearing a sweep typical of the era.
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Ambolna
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de Sett
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Saas
PREMIERS SEEK HIGHER TAX REIMBURSEMENTS IN DEFENCE FUNDING
Australian premiers push for increased tax reimbursements to balance state costs and flood losses while planning a unified wealth valuation. McGirr says New South Wales would gain substantially from a revised formula. Discussion centers on funding, defence, and potential budgetary impacts across states as premiers meet.
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Fuse
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Crea
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New Sandles
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Victoria
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Ereain Thier
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Dollar Loan Debate Sparks government query and plan
The report notes Prime Minister Menzies announcing a dollar loan policy with a target of 250 million dollars and a further 80 million over a year. The Labor Party faces internal debate while ministers promise careful consideration of foreign policy and economic implications.
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Menzies to speak on three arms of services
Prime Minister Menzies will address the nation after Cabinet settles the recruiting campaign details. He will outline the three arms of the services, the proposed force for Australia, and citizen duties. He spoke at the Liberal Party's fifth annual Federal Council meeting in Sydney, detailing his concerns about Australian dangers.
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RG. Menzies
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Harbour Board Cuts Callide Coal Handling Costs
Harbour Board officials say Callide coal handling costs are being cut by about 28 percent under a new agreement. Prices may rise later with larger orders, and a 16 shilling per ton price is discussed. Storage for 10,000 tons of coal is arranged at the wharf with a new conveyor belt to be installed, and the government has already earmarked £200,000 in harbour development.
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Australie
Gonda
Brisbane
Agvietorion Ee
Harouar
M. Manser
Waitle
Gadstone
Harbour Board
A Hinpper
ABC Regional Expansion Behind Global Tour of ABC Stations
A fragmentary report notes an annual tour of ABC regional stations led by executive Gawrmdaadt Wamiger with aims to extend regional coverage. The piece mentions Queeneland and references events tied to a Symphony Orchestra and broader ABC expansion efforts across multiple locales.
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ABC Ui
Tense Plane Collision Involving Marietta Teams
Fragmented report describes a midair collision affecting the Marietta area and the Sox, with plans and teams named in unclear context. Details are unreadable, but it mentions a 23 000 figure and multiple planes involved amid confusion and partial phrases.
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Sox
AE Twa
Keremoday
Jeet Hilt
Wxcorsa
Pla
Ae Uasiing
Tighia
Fragmented speech on Libera Party victory and governance
A garbled report describes a speaker quoting Mr Menaine about the Liberal Party winning in parliament. It mentions Das eiger Ghunths and a claim of Libera Party dominance with a large majority to govern the country by the people.
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Ube Hare
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