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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 03, 1947
Page
1
Fragmentary report notes Greece mourning King George as unrest and food shortages spread in Ruhr regions. Mentions Dortmund and Hanover with thousands affected. officials urged calm and coordinated relief efforts amid wartime strain.
King Paul 46, brother of the late George, was sworn in before ministers and parliament in Athens. He must take a second oath on April 24 as Crown Prince Cousmatine, 7, succeeds him. Government formation by Maximo expected to be unchanged.
Fragmented OCR text describes General de Gaulle planning a Strasbourg visit with supporters and political implications. It mentions posters, banners, and possible government reactions as ministers weigh the event and de Gaulle's political stance.
The article outlines a disputed nomination for a miners union director position. Key figures include Thad Barrett and Professor John de Lawrie as contenders, with discussion on the authority and procedures guiding the selection. The piece notes tensions between the Mineworkers Union and government bodies over the appointment process.
In Ragland and Beotland permanent houses were reported as Nait and Niet in Petyuetye. The data compares 8.834 houses to 379 million in February, while brick output fell from 379 million to 247.
A 1918 dispatch reports Russian authorities ordering the waving of a British embassy flag amid tensions. The note claims Britain cannot invoke Russia in a political dispute and references government actions and responses.
The Mutatical Office of U N O re vested that Italian prices in February were 8 000 percent above prewar levels. Australia tied with Canada South Africa and New Zealand showing increases between 40 and 40 percent. Other rises occurred in France 700 percent Hungary and Finland 009 Tadim Ireland and others between 100 and 300 percent, the United States and India around RO percent. The survey noted ...
Disjointed item reports a traitorous Frenchman arrested in Paris amid notes of collaboration. The fragmentary text mentions police and Belgium, with unclear dates and names, indicating a crackdown connected to enemy sympathizers.
Indian government imposes a ban on imports of silver and silver ornaments to safeguard reserves of the Bank of India and prevent depleting the country’s foreign exchange. The move targets bullion and jewelry imports as a monetary measure amid economic concerns.
Paris reports a native uprising in Madagascar against French rule near Moramanga and Senge ape. The high command in Tannarive prepared for a clash as forces engaged rebels. casualty reports indicate several killed. The insurrection was suppressed with government forces restoring order north of Moramanga.
Fragmentary dispatch notes limited loss of life amid unrest in Calcutta with mentions of political figures moving, crowds outside a police station, and continued tensions across Eastern Punjab stations including Ambala Division. The report cites government responses and ongoing violence risks.
Report describes Lord Churchill welcomed by a Russian audience amid a crowded reception. Prime Minister Attlee and several MPs attended, with a large turnout of guests pressing through to greet the British leader.
Washington reports disclose persistent claims of irregular conduct by some United Nations Secretariat members with the Balkans Commission. The United States seeks clarification from UN Secretary General Trygve Lie and notes a Washington Post editorial questioning the competence and integrity of one Balkan mission attaché.
A London report notes Dominions including Australia New Zealand and South Africa plan to press for lower U S tariffs at an international Trades Conference. Canada and other participants will join the effort with Australia also seeking reductions in tariff barriers.
Count Manuel Laxuerange left his entire estate to Lady Diane Goopar wife of the British ambassador in Paris. The will directs conversion of assets and delivery of the estate matter in Paris.
Rabaul court hears that Major General Hirota, formerly supply commander, faces guilt verdicts framing his subordinates in a wartime incident. A seven-member tribunal will vote tomorrow with a simple majority required for a ruling on his responsibility. Death only possible after a majority verdict.
In Jerusalam the Jewish Agency chairman David Ben Gurion urges Palestinian Jews to resist terrorism with force. The British press reports a militant raid near a military base in Haifa resulting in one soldier dead and attackers escaping with submachine guns and ammunition.
News sheet reports on worker concerns about strikes and fear of retaliation, noting assurances of protection if employees voice grievances. It mentions Avista as a context for labor tensions and calls for fair pay and safe treatment during wage disputes.
London, Wednesday. A former union secretary, Charlie Dukes, ex general secretary of the National Union of aera and afunlcinel WoMers, was awarded a barony in New Year honours list.
Fragmentary OCR reports a Nazi official linked to wartime crimes facing a death sentence and terms of imprisonment. The text mentions Frank Seldte, a former labour minister, and references to locations and individuals, though details are garbled.
Chicago voters rejected Republican Russel W. Roote in a city mayoral contest that ended a decade of Democratic control. Incumbent mayor Walter Ward, nearing retirement after 14 years, is replaced by Democratic contender Martin H. Kennelly, signaling potential shifts on the national political landscape.
Foreign Ministers in Moscow wrap up three hour session with no decision on German reparations or a new level of industry. Reported blunt exchanges suggest little progress toward a settlement as Allied talks continue.
Government aircraft bombed and damaged the UNRRA relief vessel as it carried supplies, wounding the British captain William Lee and injuring a Canadian chief mate and a Chinese crew member. They were transferred to an American gunboat and taken to Faingtao for medical care after the attack.
A scarce 1H birthrate survey shows Palestine at 41.7 births per 1000, among 20 countries reviewed. United Nations statistics note a general rise with India and Egypt showing declines, while death rates remain steady.
Capsized steamer Vousdl near Capetown docks as crew of George M. Livinos were tested uninjured. The vessel broke in the early morning darkness and swung toward the wall in rough seas. The cause and outcome remain uncertain.
A Franco envoy Carter Blanco delivered a document rejected by Don Juan and Lloras Liopaia. Reuters cites Spain’s desire for a republic while supporters cheered Franco during a Madrid military review marking the Republican victory anniversary.
Montreal correspondent of the Journal of Commerce reports price advances in wool, averaging about 20 percent on tops and up to 34 percent for certain qualities, authorized by the Canadian Wartime Prices Board. Increases aim to push overall prices toward a 40 percent rise in fine wools in recent months.
Jose Fe ean Orta arrived by plane today in Sydney after a journey from New Zealand. The report notes his cheerful reception and the return from a long voyage.
Gandhi urges Asia to avoid war at New Delhi or Bombay event. He frames the Asian congress agenda as peace driven, stressing restraint and unity. He rejects militaristic paths and calls for diplomatic solutions to regional tensions.
London report says Australian postal officials seek a factory in Australia to produce automatic telephone apparatus. They claim 90 000 Australian subscribers may be ready for service and that local production would aid existing telecommunication networks.
Dispatch from Paris describes French Indo China fighting with at least ten officers named including Colonel Dybea and Colonel Guttel, as northern Indo China fronts intensify with two French commanders leading actions.
Yugoslavia has begun demolition and removal of the Italian liner Rex sunk by the FLAP off the Adriatic coast. Allied and Italian protests tracked as the wreck is cleared.
The Indonesian branch of the society appeals to UNRRA and T.NLRLR.A for help. President William Ramar states that food and clothing are needed for forty organizations in Batavia, with Balavia listed as a key location for relief.
A hole was blown in the bottom of the transport Ocean Vigour as it lay near Cyprus. The vessel, immobilized, was reported to be engaged in transferring immigrants from Maug to Augusta.
The Full Court on Wednesday ruled that details of taxpayer identities remain undisclosed in annual reports to the Treasurer by Taxation Commissioner George McGrath. The decision shields tax data and blocks Parliament from access, citing confidentiality and ongoing investigations.
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