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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 29, 1948
Page
1
Reuters reports Haganah orders nationwide service in Tel Aviv including women men and doctors. It calls up officers aged 36 and 37 who served as officers in the British Army during the war, and all doctors up to a specified age for national service.
In Helsinki reports cite Communist plans tied to ratification of a Rosmo Finnish route pact. authorities claim arms and semaunilion shipments were seized in New York warehouses. Across wartime regions, armed gangs and tensions rise as talks continue on a broader truce and security measures. Local police brace for unrest while leaders discuss road protections and international safety assurances.
A Dawn newspaper report says Pakistan condemns Britain for not blocking a push toward an accord with China and notes Islamabad’s stance on improving ties with the Soviet Union amidst controversial moves.
Fragmented report says King Peter of Yugoslavia arrived in New York amid unrest. It notes he was seeking restoration with wife and son present, while tensions and evictions background a murky political thriller in exile.
New York report cites the Jewish Agency and a Special Palestine Assembly committee pressing for a firm halt as fears rise of a large scale Arab invasion. Moshe Behrtok warns of renewed offensives while Britain and Australia abstain in UN talks.
In Tokyo reports indicate the Japanese government may request General MacArthur approve rearming local police. Officials argue the lack of weapons hindered effective action as postwar insecurity grows.
The French National Assembly voted to tax the idle rich with 250000 francs or 441 tons on idle individuals aged 18 to 30 and those with unworked incomes. The levy targets men between 18 and 30 who justify not working unless exempt, while incomes from investments are taxed at 24.
Confused report from VURNMA describes an affcldl protest as British Lieutenant Eamond Burke’s wife remains detained. The article notes demands for joint Yugoslav investigations and mentions tensions with British and Yugoslav officials amid unclear statements and accusations.
Thirteen Latin American nations at the Pan American conference joined to defeat the United States in a vote and proposed that American nations be allowed to join blocs to trade on their own terms. The US claimed support from only a few nations, while Bolten and the American delegates pushed for a tariff union and broader trade coordination.
A military court sentenced Rasalan Princess Alexandre Ob lenaky to imprisonment for trading with the German army during the war. Evidence stated he led a network tied to Boratare who allegedly handled 47,500,000 in assets and linked to wartime commerce.
Finance Minister notes America produced sixty foundry goods to waste or destroy to sustain its own economy. He warns that without global policy tools the United States may collapse into unemployment and isolation. The annual New Zealand Federation of Labour conference discusses this crisis.
Britain seeks to finalize compensation related to Marian Aves in a Bet in air diagram on April 5. Reuters notes Australia involvement and messaging on the dispute, with clarifications conveyed through official channels.
Singapore trade unions faced a likely May Day confrontation as organizers prepare for a clash at a conference. Brigadier PA Moterran, Secretary, indicated efforts to ban gatherings and warned of rain as a factor in potential disruption.
Tokyo dispatch reports that Japan is invited to attend the International Olympic Congress in London concurrent with the Olympic Games. Officials in Tokyo expect Japan to participate fully, with Melbourne hopeful about Japan’s role in the 1983 Games.
Fragmented OCR item notes recognition of services for an American vice admiral with titles and ranks. Mentions Allied Naval forces, Pacific theater, and dates from September to October. Little coherent context available.
Washington officials urge sustained world leadership and stable foreign policy as crucial to America’s role and recovery. Secretary Marshall warns against abrupt shifts that could cede Britain dominance, stressing continuity and timely renewal of the Trade Agreements Act amid European recovery. London report notes a cricket injury at Comb University with PJ Wail and Alun Conlon hospitalized.
The Australian president of the Assembly, Mr Grose, warned that Communist agitation threatened traditional solidarity and labor unity. He claimed Communist factions aimed to seize control of industries and precipitate unrest, citing coal, iron and steel as the spearhead of disruption.
Mr A Monk secretary at ide proposes relocating displaced families to Australia as probable migrants. He cites potential Algerian and Latvian entrants and notes Britain and Canada show limited openings. He envisions a national organization to relocate 13 000 displaced persons yearly for three years, depending on quotas and funding.
Australian team roared to victory against Worcester with key mentions of Palmer and Malivary driving quick scoring in the second half. Beeston, Be Cornock, and McCool contributed as wickets fell and the attack tightened, signaling a strong response in the match.
In London a debate on the Criennial Turtice Bill featured Lord Gubsey, former Lord Justice Lawresos, opposing abolition. He argued the death penalty remains essential for British justice despite calls for reform. The session adjourned without a final decision.
Authorities ordered an immediate investigation into the National Democratic Party the new extreme Right Wing German party reported to wave Nazi meanings The Military Governor of Hemme Drie Newman geld me party bid out 0 cess In the week end municipal elections In Has The party campaigned for national unity recognition of the Weltmacht and anti communism Je tol Wy Mi year old Budeten.
London Wednesday guests at Buckingham Palace ballroom number about 1200. King and Queen hosted a postwar royal celebration with Prime Minister Attlee and cabinet members among attendees. The King wore evening dress. Queen wore embroidered tulle gown. candles and silver gifts noted.
Brief notes indicate discussions on mutual aid and treaty terms with Romania, including rent week arrangements and Bucharest negotiations. Strong entities referenced include Romania and Bucharest, with implied diplomatic context and timelines.
At an Allied Control Council meeting in Tokyo, the Soviet side charged that Allied authorities had expanded Japanese police powers and impeded reviving Japan’s armed forces. Major General Kislenket clashed with Chairman Beattie and General MacArthur over authority and compliance with the commission's safety provisions.
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