17 Apr 1947
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 17, 1947
Page
1
Unclear text outlines a dispute among major powers over General Marshall visiting the Kremlin. The fragment mentions Stalin and a 103 minute rating but lacks coherent details or confirmed events.
The American and British press report Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov as responsible for derailing progress on a postwar treaty. Churchill and Bevin press Russians, while Western allies seek a united front despite mounting tensions.
A tentative plan places Lou facing New York in June with likely venue and date under discussion. Details remain unclear as organizers weigh scheduling and location options.
A Jewish Agency for Palestine statement calls on Britain's Empire to admit more Jewish migrants. The appeal targets the forthcoming General Assembly special section to declare readiness for early migration steps to ease the Palestine problem, with strong reactions reported among observers.
In Ulster Rae and team celebrate a remarkable world flight totaling 79 hours. The crew signals successful legs, with incoming reports noting an 82 mile stretch and a 14 minute segment. Hew Peter arrives to meet Pa ounce and Soares, marking a notable aviation milestone.
A fragmented note reports abolition of means Thet conference day observed with references to a See Annotation t day and pasting events. The readable fragments hint at a religious or regional gathering, with unclear details about location or participants.
The note replies to General Marshall's remarks and says Korea's future should be decided by Koreans with a timely date. It emphasizes Chinese concern and desire for Korea to obtain independence at the earliest possible moment, reflecting Beijing’s posture and ongoing diplomacy.
A damaged fragment notes regret over missing an independent Korean Government and mentions a conference aim to transform discussions. It reports extensive but minor damage blocking details and references a halted trade issue and a postponed or blocked afternoon session.
In Tokyo a government official under Allied Control Council oversight urged restoring peacetime industries to raise output and curb inflation. The plan includes an inspection system to ensure honest production and prevent shortages as debate grows over postwar economic controls.
A home made bomb was found at Dover House near the Colonial Office in London. The incident prompted immediate action while discussions in Parliament referenced budget measures and tax changes. The report notes security steps and mentions related topics on imports, spending, and policy debates.
In New York on a Wednesday, two men were arrested following a fight aboard a plane. Police reported disturbances as passengers and crew intervened before authorities arrived.
A disputed report alleges bribery within the Prices Commission and possible protection money tactics entering Australia. Four ex-employees named by Mr Harrison faced dismissal as inquiry details emerged. Ministerial action and patent hearsay teetered as officials awaited formal evidence from the Prices Commissioner.
A joint statement by Gandal and Jinnah urges Indian people to uphold law, condemning violence and calls for restraint. Reports note widespread communal clashes in Calcutta with police and military reinforcements, curfews, and casualties as riots flare over 34 hours, with fires and attacks in the city.
Paris report notes the former German liner Europe has been refloated at Le Havre and will undergo repairs. The development appears in a wartime context with references to national costs and maritime recovery efforts.
Negotiations between the Dutch and Indonesians nearly settled on a joint approach toward the Australian water siders ban on Dutch ships. A joint cable to the Australian Government was slated to seek mediation again, with assurances that relief goods would reach the Republic, not just be sent as tenths.
Sydney reports continued criticism of price administration from hosiery and knitwear manufacturers. A secretary from a national association said price controls were unreasonable, noting some firms earned steady profits in 1968 while turnover rose due to efficiency gains.
Weak readable text notes drastic proposed changes to U S neutrality law allowing the president to delay or “bank” shipments of war materials to nations at war. The report cites a message to congress and references Truman, treaties, and arms export policy with uncertain wording and fragmented phrases.
Erratic trading left Wall Street firms uneven, with a partial recovery from Monday. By late session, many stocks traded at new low levels as investors reassessed gains and losses amid a cautious rally.
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