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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 04, 1947
Page
1
Reported international coverage notes rising government support in France amid industrial unrest easing nationwide. It cites clashes near Lille and Paris as authorities move to implement anti-strike measures while Assembly debates labor policy and public safety amid Communist demonstrations.
Fragmentary text from a Seoul page mentions a Wednesday item and a location, with unclear details. The readable parts reference a duckbod item and a Koni cyuSEOUL form.
Fragmented report notes a strike at hotels in London starting November 5 amid union demands. Workers staged a sit‑in with about 100 hotel staff involved. the dispute centers on pay shares and recognition. No final resolution is stated.
Foreign ministers failed to reach agreement on the Austrian treaty with the Big Four, referring the details to their deputies. French proposals to address postwar German assets in Austria were discussed, as were frontier and military clauses. Molotov and Bevin sparred over committee composition and who may attend, with Canada described as a major world power.
A scrambled report notes Dr. Evatt supported a Palestine partition proposal in New York with Aronhe and others working to win support. It cites Pearson and Truman era intrigue as backers faced opposition from anti-partition forces while insisting public policy aimed to shape voting outcomes.
Dense reports describe tribesmen reaching within one mile of Jammu and burning forge sites near Newansherh, about sixteen miles southwest of the city. Other movements push west toward the Kohmit Bhate forges as authorities tighten defense measures.
The immigration minister disclosed details of Malay seamen connected to de facto relationships as four Malays faced impending deportation. One joined the American transport service after leaving a British ship, another was reportedly brought to Australia from Japan in 1640, and two Malays were said to be living with de facto Australian partners though not legally married.
New York stewards renew review of Bhannon case amid uncertainty over stud book qualifications for entry in the United States. A club official says Bhannon will be allowed to race, but details on eligibility remain unsettled.
Reports indicate rescue teams struggle under heavy snow on the frontier as hope fades for the five crew and passengers aboard the missing aircraft between Plan and Frankfurt. Temporary measures and political talks swirl around amendments to the new government’s canalition.
A report states that a proposed joint military defence plan between India and another nation will be discussed when officials meet in Johare on Ford Mouobateni. The article indicates the proposal is being urged for serious consideration by Indian government officials.
Negotiations to end the Indonesia dispute hinge on a cease fire as talks are postponed. The U N Security Council Good Offices Committee plans to board the US Navy transport Renville tomorrow to push substantive discussions.
The article reports that the United States is developing new atomic weapons including uranium and plutonium based devices. It cites comments from officials and scientists about the project scope and historical context, with figures on costs and production at Los Alamos and related facilities.
Two more of the ten Hollywood figures cited for contempt by the House Un American Activities Committee were absent from their studios. Dalton Trumbo and Lester Cole were named as missing workers in the melt down of the inquiry.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a reduced majority related to Lazour and mentions Mr OBrien and an election. The readable portion suggests diminished support and an electoral outcome, but details are unclear.
King Michal of Romania denied reports that he had become engaged to Anne de Bourben of Parma during a London event on Wednesday.
Report from Cairo describes violence around Jerusalem and Amman as Arab crowds confront Jews amid calls of retaliation. British troops and police struggle to contain riots near al Azhar and West Bank areas, with injuries and property damage including shops and homes set ablaze.
Lord Colwyn faces arrest and court martial after a message from Tokyo to London’s House of Lords. Lord Addison, Lord Privy Seal, reported the development to the Lords stating a member is to be tried for alleged neglect of duty.
Fragmented, error strewn report recounts a European storm and wartime notes. Mentions Lord Colwyn charged under the British Army Act and a drowning risk near Lisbon with references to naval and royal figures amid a chaotic war-news snapshot.
APAN approves resolution backing working relations with Allied authorities in Japan and Korea. The plan passed nine to nil, with opposition arguing Korea would soon gain independence and an autonomous government.
Australia could have pressed claims against Italy in the peace talks after the defeat of Italy and the African campaign. Mr Menaien urged a broader European approach, stressing cooperation with other nations and caution toward Russia. The bills were approved by the House last night without amendment.
Britain advocates a binding convention guaranteeing fundamental human rights rather than a simple declaration. The proposal was discussed by the Human Rights Commission and raised before the General Assembly. Officials from Britain, including Lord Dukeston, pressed for a formal declaration and moral commitment. The report notes possible trade implications with the Soviet Union.
Australian veterans in Lane ton gathered at a meeting in Australia Mouse to form a Legacy Club. Major-General Mevigy presented the charter from the Council of Australian Lexac to the president. The club supports widows and children of Australians killed on active service. Lord Gowrie and Bruce attended.
Washington reports that U S unions and allied organizations press for wage hikes to restore real income amid weak employment and production. The movement broadens across areas including Basle industries as leaders seek relief from stagnant purchasing power.
Senator Avlett claims threats to shoot him were made in a Canberra Senate committee report and warned of action if violence occurred. Attorney general says he heard nothing about the threats and notes such remarks would be punishable if acted on. Senator Avlett said he received two threats after the Banking Act debate and warned of self defense if his life was in danger.
Churchill plans to contest a libel action in New York, with no link found to New Zealand. The case involves disputed statements by WW KZ Churchill and an alleged libel claim against Ms. Shee Sat.
A man was stabbed in an incident prompting police to respond to a reported threat. Authorities provided few details on motives or victims, and the investigation is ongoing.
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