Attlee Plans Third British Army Division for Germany
In a Commons debate Prime Minister Attlee announced sending a third British Army division to Germany to bolster Western armed strength. Churchill pressed for a broader mobilization across nations, proposing 60 to 70 divisions from multiple countries, while Attlee framed the move as addressing growing world peace threats.
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A.A.P
United States
Canada
Britain
Scandinavia
France
Attlee
Germany
Halt to Aggression From German Fronts Report Clash End
Amid confusion a cryptic wartime report describes halting aggression and military alignments. It references the Army and Allied cooperation with the United States and Canada, noting provisions, defenses, and preparations across various fronts in Europe.
Conservatives Support Pearce Comrie in Seat Race
Conservatives rally behind Pearce Comrie in a contested seat race, with party figures signaling a push to consolidate support against rivals. Local organizations and voters weigh priorities as the campaign advances through regional events and endorsements.
Nightly Defence Chiefs Broadcasts Noted in Canberra
In Canberra on September 18 reports of nightly broadcasts by defence chiefs emerged with fragments noting prime ministerial comments and ongoing security matters. The text references ministry leaders and mentions training, service, and strategic messaging without clear details.
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Vampire jet fighters display flight noted
The report describes a jet fighter display over Britain and mentions Churchill commenting on engine releases for war effort. It notes limited production and cautions about weaponkeeping, amid ongoing tension with Britain and allied lines.
Foreign Ministers Open Talks Ahead of New York Meeting
In New York, foreign ministers from Western nations opened a preparatory session for an upcoming formal meeting. Key figures Acheron, Serie, and Schuman discussed unified Western policy and the postwar horizon. They reviewed possible contributions from Western Germany and the role of the North Atlantic Pact. The talks aim to align positions before the North Atlantic Pact Council debate.
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UN Advance On East Coast Spurs North Korean Threats
An army spokesman said North Korean forces were moving to probing actions as American troops hunted for elements believed to have infiltrated borders. Reports cited a North Korean unit ordering deadly actions behind lines near Taegu while fighting lines around hill positions saw back and forth with UN forces. The briefing touched on European defense talks and preparations ahead of a conference, with Bevin, Truman, and Armor leaders referenced as guiding posture and potential shifts toward an offensive stance in Germany. General Warner visited front lines to assess conditions.
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Resignation of U S Defense Secretary Cited
Washington reports Secretary of Defense Johnson sent a resignation letter citing personal reasons and stating he believed the nation needed fresh leadership. President Roosevelt accepted the resignation and praised his patriotism amid controversy surrounding military preparedness and ongoing political pressure.
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Criticism of Mr Menzies by Premier at Brisbane
Brisbane dispatch reports Premier Hanlon condemning Prime Minister Menzies in a hostile gathering. Hanlon claims ministers show disrespect to the pact and public dignity while noting surprising behavior from ministers in the session. The exchange centers on constitutional conduct and the tone of leaders in the union government.
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Ferry collision near Garden Island injures none
Sydney reports a ferry steamer colliding with a destroyer near Garden Island causing chaos at Circular Quay and delays for thousands heading to Mascot airport. The Lady Fergus ferry sustained damage but no injuries were recorded as the Inter-State liner eased into berth at Darling Harbour.
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Fergus
Urgent need for coke supplies in Australia
A fragmented report discusses Australia facing coke shortages and the push for domestic production. It cites potential testing centers across the country, government roles, and proposed large-scale projects like hydro and dam schemes to cut costs. It mentions Mr Casey and Mr Hanlon in context of development plans and international trade.
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Reavemuanty
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Further Uranium Deposits Found in Northern Territory
Canberra Sept 11 The discovery of additional uranium deposits in the Northern Territory was announced by the Minister for Supply. Government geological surveys indicated the deposits near El Bealeto might.
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State Funeral Pretoria to honor Prime Minister Malan
The Smuts family accepts the offer of a state funeral with full military honours in Pretoria. The ceremony will be held Friday with a priestly procession and cremation at Johannesburg? The public is invited to donate to aged homes and the Toul Botha home in lieu of flowers.
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Surplus shown near 31 million during the year 1980
Britain’s coal industry neared 31 million pounds surplus in the 1980 year as the National Coal Board reported a shift. The state took over, profits and deficits shifted, with a large deficit in earlier years and a profit later as compensation schemes and national measures rolled out.
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Soviet Veto Defeats Resolution on Vietnam Charges
As tensions rise in the Security Council, a Soviet veto defeats a United Nations resolution concerning charges tied to Vietnam, with Britain, France, India and others voting in opposition. The United States faces condemnation amid heated exchanges as nations weigh participation and responsibility.
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Move for Subsidy Melbourne
Sep 13 The Victorian Premier Mr J G McSomald will sue the Federal Government to provide a subsidy on Callide coal. We learned today that Victoria has ordered 301 000 tons of the coal to boost cement brick and output for a housing program over three years.
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SERVICE CHIEFS Talks With Cabinet
Service chiefs spent the afternoon in talks with the Cabinet outlining proposals for tool AAP, wage rates for the two services, plans for compulsory training before January, and the broader Australia‑America cooperation in wartime. The discussion covered wartime mobilization, budget allocation for science, and ensuring Australian services can operate independently of American sources.
Vatican Charged With Failure in Christian Unity
Dr. Fisher criticizes Roman Catholics for division and warns the Bolivian Church aligns with opposing Christian bodies on freedom. He urges Britain to unite against aggression, warns war could come, and notes Canterbury Archbishop Prater discusses broader church cooperation with Australia and New Zealand.
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GaouD Foe Feast Seens in Los Angeles Date
A Los Angeles report from September details a guarded event described as a foe feast. The short dispatch mentions AAS as the source and notes scattered context about the occurrence in the city.
Federal crisis looms over budget in double dissolution threat
Canberra reports ministers fear an early election if the budget to be introduced next month stalls in the Senate. If Labour blocks the Budget, Prime Minister Menzies would seek a double dissolution by approaching Governor General McKell, citing Senate obstruction to government legislation.
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Wevenielee
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Nig G. Menzies
Cee
W. J. McKell
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Move to Shelve Red Bill and Budget Divisions Loom
Government moves to shelve the Communist Fund Bill with Parliament to meet September 27 for a possible guillotine disposal within a week. Cabinet to reconvene for a revermath on Australia while Budget faces mixed reception. Export taxes on wool and zinc set at 2.25 percent aim to curb domestic price rises. higher service pay and pensions to be granted. rebate age rules to be adjusted for dependants. Two thirds of export tax proceeds go to wool growers, one third to support domestic wool prices and manufacturers. Cloth sales and living costs hinge on wage determinations and price controls.
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Royal Marines in Japan advance party lands in civilian dress
A misread dispatch describes Royal Marines in Japan and their advance party arriving in civilian clothes. The account mentions Britain and Korea, with notes on communications and aircraft touch down, indicating a foreign air arrival operation.
Beef Exports to Britain and War Effects on Prices
Sept 12 report notes beef exports to Britain affect the U S dollar value and war needs. Australia’s share, potential market shifts, and butcher contracts influence buyer willingness. Officials discuss adjusting grain and meat shipments to meet Britain’s needs while preserving purchasing power for Americans.
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ICP Ab Linger
Pei Auratan
New Zealand
Federal
Cotinen
Gheetard Selections Association
Mr Humphreys
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Mr Mumperere
Neglect in Far North Conference Framed by U S Britain Talks
A murky report outlines a conference between the United States and United Kingdom amid tensions over security, free market policies, and aid supplies. Officials including Mr McEwen depart to attend critical sessions while discussions touch on shipping, finance, and regional stability.
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