19 Aug 1946
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 19, 1946
Page
1
Damaged weather report notes heavy storms across Devon and surrounding counties yesterday. Farmers report lost tools and damaged oats and barley while wheat fared slightly better though fields show delay in harvest progress.
Montreal dispatch reports a plan for splitting Palestine into four provinces under a central British government to manage defense, immigration, currency, imports, and foreign relations, with a survey of provincial development and a grant system. It notes potential transfer of displaced persons from Britain and the U S and outlines postwar funding and governance structures.
The trance writer of The How Tok Tree comments on Katrin redemption loan of about 1 000 000 gold. Maw Fors Investment monitors Gresaden division while investors react to the plan. Underwritten by officers, the interest rule on Aten year bonds remains near the daily gilding level. Public reaction to financial levies reflects cautious optimism.
Paris reports a peace conference debate on Austria admission and participation by Amira and Persia. Delegates clash over invitations, autonomy, and security guarantees alongside the Moscow declaration as talks proceed toward a final plenary session and a two and a half week adjournment.
Orie DICH 40 of Parramatta North suffered severe injuries when knocked down by a car at Moorepank Street, noon. He was admitted to Liverpool Hospital for treatment and further assessment.
News reports describe thousands of migrants near Cyprus amid deportation fears. Barricades formed to block measures as authorities prepare temporary detention and possible movement to Palestine. Reuters notes camps in Cyprus and detainee conditions while Britain contemplates options for Jewish refugees from Poland and other regions.
The Minister for the Army Mr Forde announced that 2 152 Australians remain in island garrisons at Brisbane Bundaberg and other locations with 404 at Morntal and 1 747 in the Military District. He stated that they are war crimes trials and other peace cases are referenced.
Evatt outlines a proposed Court of Human Rights to act as an appellate body over national court decisions. It would extend protection to individuals and groups, including states and agencies, and could issue declarations aligning with the Atlantic and United Nations Charters. The plan seeks U S backing and urges the Peace Center to adopt such a court to mitigate war suffering.
Sunday’s Hiobert Pack of the United Nations Membership Committee chairs a review of fine UN regional applications and will report on candidates. The committee will present information and opinions gathered before the Security Council decides each applicant’s fate and potentially advances to the General Assembly.
Report from Tokyo indicates that over 5,000 Koreans who landed on Monahi Megally were repatriated. Authorities cite preventive measures and air transport efforts as key steps.
The Supreme Court at Chin Tas sentenced Flu Liang Wang, foreign minister, to death. The case concerns the puppet government and ongoing actions attributed to the late Wane Ching era.
Heavy three day rioting in Calcutta involved Hindu and Muslim mobs. The Eastern Express cites about 600 killed and 2,500 injured as police struggle to disperse crowds. Curfew tightens, troops patrolling, and officials urge peace while condemning violence.
Wollongong story notes a threat of direct action by Commonwealth public servants across Australia. A meeting in New South Wales discussed potential nationwide strikes if wage claims are rejected, with 667 shillings cited as a minimum. Speaker Mr. J. Baker warned that direct action would follow if demands are ignored.
A Tokyo dispatch notes American firms seeking a foothold in Japan amid occupation policies. Officials caution that U S influence should not be used to exploit Japan, while noting Americans face restrictions and growth in investments under Allied terms.
Dispatches report Reds advancing along the Lunghai line in southeastern China near the Kiang border, with government reinforcements reaching Tatung and Communist positions described as weakening as forces move toward the Yellow River.
General Morgan reportedly left UMRRA amid administrative shakeups in Germany. No confirmation from UNILA or General Morgat. comments refused. A British court in Trieste jailed four Britons over an antiterrorism-related case. UK and American authorities urged action on critical inspection reports of Primate forum and large real estate concerns.
A devastating tornado struck Wells and Tataeiing Memeren NS causing seven fatalities and extensive damage. Emergency crews reported collapsed buildings, downed power lines, and urgent rescue operations as residents assess losses and seek shelter. Authorities urged caution amid ongoing cleanup and investigations into the storm’s path.
Indian cricket team favored to win the third Test as per brief notes from Grovemstar 199, listing players Vanikhard, Bomermet, Clarke, Yorksire, Barrey, and Allen with partial scores and match context. unclear fragments indicate a county brief with partial batting figures and innings detail.
A chaotic report describes an accident near Sydney where a flying boat and a truck collision disrupted high level travel plans for the Australian delegation. Officials noted limited spare capacity and prioritised high level officials, causing delays for related travelers and highlighting transport constraints.
Batavia reports growing friction as negotiations with Dutch negotiators worsen. Indonesian leaders warn the talks may fail or collapse under pressure. Injuries cited from recent clashes as authorities mark a memorial anniversary of independence. The public mood remains tense over settlement plans amid disputed motives and calls for decisive action.
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