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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 27, 1946
Page
9
In a Boston appeal, Mr Anderson indicated there would be no change in ceiling prices. The statement suggests continued limits on pricing without adjustments at this time.
A.AP. report from Tokyo cites Australian army supply services facing criticism from British officers for the empire contingent’s logistics. Officials acknowledge delays, with some noting it could take six months to reach minimum standards.
An OCR fragment notes a place or event involving BAAR and Australians, but the readable text is fragmented and lacks clear context or details about people, organizations, dates, or outcomes. The item appears as a brief clipping snippet rather than a full report.
Cardinal denounces fascist crimes and urges Britain and Wales to back measures that resist persecution. Belgrade radio reports banners calling for traitors death as crowds protest Archbishop Stephen under trial for crimes against the people. The event is framed as opposition to Nazism, not religion.
London reporters note that a main meeting led by Representative Reyk Dem pressed the government to reject an agreement. The rally backed a resolution urging nonapproval amid ongoing political debate.
Descriptions from Manila reports show increasing Philippine reluctance to extend American military bases. The Manila Bulletin cites Justice Secretary Duneta stating negotiations are temporary and Washington counterproposals seek to place bases farther from Manila until permanent installations are ready. Other sources note remaining talks depend on Washington reviewing counter offers.
Chinese Communists plan founding a university inviting capitalists who surrender their capital and pay for their own needs. The institution will operate under communal principles, but capitalists inside must live on their own means. Chancellor Fan explains the arrangement.
New York reports modest gains in copper futures as markets cap small advances on a quiet trading session. Local traders noted limited activity and cautious sentiment ahead of upcoming economic data releases.
Moscow radio commentator accuses Britain and America of pursuing a Balkan Open Door policy. He says Britain follows American aims and implies Churchill is the instigator of an anti Soviet war.
Wet likely pertains to rental disputes involving Charles Yesberg, owner of 311 Sheridan Street. The fragment hints at tenancy troubles, possibly eviction or rental conflict, with no full details available. Further readable text needed for precise event, dates, or parties.
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