Allied control of Japan and postwar leadership debate
The article discusses Allied plans for Japan’s postwar governance led by General MacArthur. It notes a proposed Control Commission, the Imperial Court role, and the representation of Britain, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand in a shared council. It weighs implications for Australia’s standing and Evatt’s potential role.
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Japan
Commission For
General MacArthur
MacArthur
Aila Coutteit
Britain
Canada
Australia
New
Trumsle
Mumia
New Zealand
de. Evatt
Miniater
Kime
Ausumm
Bat Hla
Theos Ahould
Enternst
Austratin
Prisoners Of War Entertained At Government House
Prisoners of war at Government House were hosted to a party with officials and staff attending. Attendees included officers and soldiers from units such as the Army and Interior departments, noted by numerous names and ranks in attendance.
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Anatit
Oranaes
Mwe
Cube
Ponte
Duchave
Ir Ei
Alvcandur
Mate
Pis
di Adam
Amalie
Clout
Draekenveg
Forraat
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Aleale
Gov. J. Brill
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Pie
Hell
J_Cragan
MA T. Clowsy
Griminy
Evans Ualaile
Garratt
Porreat
Lpr
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Dacit A. Laeevllym Tacion Gp A
Laevert Cor Gan
C. deDonald Bradnan
Met
A McNeill
Birandon
Drdiah
Dept. of the Interior
Jb Pravin Sgm
ALK
Sreith
Alnatie
PEA
Mex
J. Bent Weim
Wiliamsengh
Hes
Sirois
Maralett
Marka
Afr
McKissork
Wraitakel
Malgrite
Ibaa
V. Gyopee
Braddon
Cyril McCoakeer
Custome Departmant
Eric Blanroll
Cunterras
Explosions Hit Captain's Flat In One Night Outrage
A series of Gelignite blasts at Captain's Flat caused extensive damage across several buildings including a billiard club and nearby shops. No injuries were reported though residents and staff were shocked. police dispatched forensic and contingency teams to investigate motive and assess casualties.
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Ime
Inquiriea
Ne Weigin
Moro
Saa
Poxlaw
Elise Tule
Dreseraeaer
Migs
Dean Fitegerald
Une
Duns
Alan
Mantter
Poliga
Goufben
Tobacco Industry Faces Prosperity Amid Global Markets
A 1946 review by the U S Department of Agriculture predicts strong tobacco production and exports. It cites high U S consumption, rising world demand, and potential revenue stability despite currency issues. Australian and British imports are noted as influencing postwar tobacco dynamics.
Readers' Views Education on Ethics and Religion Clash
The discussion analyzes morality from ethics and religious perspectives, comparing agnosticism and Christian ethics. It explores authority in morality, church influence, rational inquiry, and calls for a scientific educational approach amid debates on religion and culture.
Sailors Find Ready 4037s in Canberra
A party of 60 Australian waters arrived in Canberra on a Friday morning. Director W. Dunbar coordinated shelter and meals at Bramey House and Teron Howe, while Archdeacon Robert entertained six men. Later, Mr. Dunbar led an extensive sightseeing outing before the majority departed for Sydney that night.
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Canberra
Friany
Staate
W. Duner
Tne
Mr. Dunbar
Jentre
Ull
Navy
Axton Valle Ide
Dutt
Bramey Haus
Teron Howe
Roberta
Returning Troops From Sydney Arrive On Special Ship
A British transport carrying troops named Flyer Murrunbidebe sails from Las to Sydney and will land on arrival at Albino Casie from England on Telreday. The party includes an embedded embark of RAAT members.
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Aydney
Bun
Sydney
Las
Memdere
RAAT
Sngland
Telreday
Fragmented Musings on Truth and Parental Guidance
The text argues against dogmatic infallibility and suggests truth is unknowable. It questions parental control over a child's mind and emphasizes guidance from loving parents, with schooling shaping mental traits. Forecasts mention mild to warm weather, winds, and a late-morning change in the state region.
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Shork
Guardian
Fresworth
Apruk
Koure
Governor-General hosts returnees at Government House Canberra
The Governor-General and Lady Dugas preside over a ceremony at Government House Canberra for returned prisoners of war from the Canterra district. Winsion Dugan, Governor of Victoria, and other officials attend the Christmas gathering.
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Pudhvar
DEFENDS PLEA FOR DEMOBILISATION
The article reports Major General Sevigny broadcasting that the Demobilisation plan aims to maximize benefit for service personnel amid minor anomalies. He argues demobilisation serves the greatest good while meeting guard, civil, and administrative requirements during wartime.
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Wydney
Sevigny
Fie
Arama
Bells Ring for New Cardinal in Sydney Suburb
References to the elevation of a new cardinal in Sydney suburban Catholic guidance today. Dr. Gilroy celebrated the ceremony at Mary Basilica, with unknown decision on whether he will travel to Rome for the secret Conclave on February 19.
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Bydney
Aunday
Pig
Sydney
Kathollc
Gltzey
Apecia Olla Sore Fung
Howe
Gilroy
Rome
Duchess mourns General Chaplains General’s W funeral
A telegram from Hew Victoria announces the death of the Duchess in Ranboul. The text honors the late Chaplains General to the Australian Milistery Forcon and salutes his service to the Methodist Church and army.
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Morcertor
Bentovl
Victoria
Hes
Ranboul
Abe
Chifley Returns to Australia Amid Pacific Visit
Prime Minister Chifley arrived in Australia after touring New Guinea ports including Rabaul and Milne Bay. He met with troops, discussed postwar plans, and stated he would not announce cabinet changes before briefing ministers. Flights were resumed toward Tokyo with a view to Singapore for potential high-level meetings.
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Hechtiamp
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Trospe
Farina
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Cabinat
Mma
Islande
Matiane
Deiobine
Ailan Wey
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Anaugh
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Singapore
Laura Moontoaltun
Australia
New Year at Government House Aims for Quiet Celebration
A garbled account describes New Year festivities at Government House with the Duke and Duchess of Caiquers, a private dinner, and a drawroom gathering. The Duke plans a photographic record of Commonwealth parts and will address Australians from Government House on New Year’s Day.
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Government House
Caiquers- Ter
Auatralis
Menange
Auatralia
Ministers Order Affects Darwin Plane Search
Sydney reports the minister ordered all pilots to search for the Darwin bound aircraft after it deviated from Morotai and landed at Ambon. The plane disappeared after takeoff from Morotai, with a radio message later saying the crew was alive.
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Sydney
Drakeford
Engex
Seateh
Morotai
Darwin
Ambon
Thie Etter Park
Tun Bern
St Hower
Ofelock
Oli
Ating
L Uve
Wimmera by election due February after vacancy
A by election for Wimmera Vicwaria will likely be held in February to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Sir Alek Witain. He was appointed administrator of Norfolk and has served since December.
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Wimivasanti Vicwaria
Alek Witain
Imon
Piao
Norfolk
Taand
Conference invites Protestant world council to meet in Sydney
The World Council of Churches invites all Protestant groups to attend a conference in Sydney on February 30 and 21. The Rev Crookere announces steps to promote Christian unity through promotion services as part of the effort.
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Sydney
Crookere
Sydney Held Up By Traffic Racketeers
Sydney faced a weekend of disruption as traffic restrictions lingered and informants noted public transport shifted to taxis and trucks. Drivers urged caution while crowds packed streets and central areas, with unusually high passenger loads and charges recalled from wartime days.
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Sydney
Trem Rave
Trapic Nave
Busca
Reine
Zeatarang
Paeteonere
Digaily
Uvere
Ve City
Central Railway
Town
St Til
Old Age Wisdom and Spiritual Strength in Later Years
A meditation on aging cites Chesterton, James, and Jowett to argue old age can deepen faith and character. It urges embracing young and old together, pursuing learning, service, and prayer, with divine companionship guiding every stage.
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Aawlat
Aeanon
Compensarisia
Roe Christians
Browning
Chesterton
Handel
Hitt
Benjamin Jowett
Bullio College
Oxford
Florent Nightingale
Cate
Avery
James Barre
George Macaonald
Kuminerce
Gente
Carlattat
New Year Church Services Listed Across Denominations
Readings note New Year's Day church services across Anglican and Catholic parishes. Holy Communion at Mt Paul and St Christopher Fortea referenced, with Patricks and Methodists in attendance. United service at Watennigh? church noted with morning schedule and Army Ball event details.
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Wairen
Senwice
Watennigh
Ivellin Army
Tornigig
Awards Likely For War Prisoners
The Army Minister stated that suitable awards may be made to prisoners of war for their exemplary conduct while in enemy hands. He noted the government is considering such honors and would announce recommendations in due course.
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Sydney
Ath Maree
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