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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 01, 1946
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a roll of honour with unclear names and location clues such as Crunfend Bt Gueesbeyan. No identifiable persons or events can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
Brevity note records an unreadable OCR snippet mentioning Sesvaary and a 1988 date, with unclear details about age or event. The readable portions provide minimal context and no clear actions or outcomes to summarize.
The report outlines Allied airpower moves including Pan American and British plans for bomber and fighter aircraft, Arctic whaling impacts, and new routes such as the Hong Kong to Kunming air link. It notes naval and air provisions, ship-to-shore capacities, and wartime manufacturing expansions for mass war machinery.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Amarin Herald Tribann and Timea Lenton with references to editors and a newswire style. The readable parts indicate a local page with names and a possible event tag titled Tes Mew Tore Ties.
A fragment from The Canberra Times in January warns that the time has come to confront tyranny and fear. It argues that democratic peace requires active leadership and citizen participation, condemning indolence and urging collective action against war threats and social injustice.
Authorities update the missing Dakota flight from Ambon to Darwin. The crew count rises from four to 26 passengers and medical staff, with an intensive search underway.
The Prime Minister Mr Chifley will not comment publicly on views until after conferring with colleagues. He said troops he spoke to were returning home and preferred to discuss with his cabinet before making any statement.
Report of Australian servicemen returning after long service with discharge underway. Troops from New South Wales Queensland and Vietnam are among the units included. Wives of departed personnel expected to berth tomorrow to join the returning men.
Sydney reports a New Year message from Premier Walon urging national effort to rebuild postwar strength and unity. He expresses hope for peace and a rapid return to productive work for Australia with support from the people.
Royal Gazette reports the Governor General taps Ton eresty griend to appoint Honourable John Alvert Beaalry MP as a Member of Ty Majery's Most Honourable Privy Council. Publication notes this ceremonial official act in Gloucester.
A Canberra naval fort hosted a visiting party arriving at midday. The Commandant organized a prompt meal for the group while other embassy staff ensured hospitality in a show of cordial reception.
A blaze aboard the relief liner Eridan damaged its engine room and threatened the voyage. The ship, carrying about 700 French civilians and other passengers, was to sail for Marseille but faced delays due to the fire. The Eridan, an Australian-flag vessel, was near the Branch Line when the incident occurred.
Affected lease valuations show reductions across Kingston blocks with overall declines near 1 percent per assessed unit. Objections cited lower departmental valuations and revaluations in Braddon Hingston and Forrest districts.
The Housing Commission plans option A for sale of ballot houses with a price near M480 and a projected sale timeline. Minister Grey says future sales may affect rental basins and allocations for municipal celebrations, with proceeds benefiting the grovericemen.
A Dutch woman from Bournemouth Mrs Candida Syehielaen earns the right to wear the 23rd Indian Division badge. During the retreat near Sourabays as British troops fell back for two days she helped guard and move women and children, led dressing and nursing, and carried food and ammunition through enemy lines. Her platoon withdrew 400 yards of open ground, holding the position under heavy attack.
New Delhi reports India accepted Ammprice invitation for a preliminary trade conference to discuss trade and employment measures with the United States. Britain Canada Australia New Zealand and Cuba also joined in accepting the invitation for later 1968 discussions.
The Navy announced the Orion minesweeper Ninivet sank near Kyushu after a strike, with casualties and injuries reported. It marks the best American minesweeper lost since the war ended.
Russian ambassador to Greece, amid exile return disputes, arrives in Ramian with senior diplomat Roaisnov leading discussions. The situation involves Baviet and other officials as the government edges toward resolution.
Fragmented OCR notes indicate holiday traffic breaches leading to hundreds of lodged plates and sepsis concerns. MPs report about 20 derisive issues and an unclear 1.09 figure amid chaotic entries.
Governor General announces awards across air force and army. Squadron Leader Philip Sinnott and Flight Lieutenant Walter Baud receive Air Force Cross. Lieutenant John Ward earns Military Cross for leading assault against enemy positions. Lance Sergeant A G Fusil awarded Military Medal for bravery in a severe engagement. Commendations note acts of devotion to duty and courage under fire by several air and army personnel from Victoria and Queensland.
The report notes NZ authorities considering visits by wives of tour players. Includes awards like the King’s Police Medal to seven members of the New South Wales Police, with one woman recipient. Mentions Senior Superintendent John Thomas Wills and Inspector William Harvey Dridley among touring officials and talks of travel permissions and wartime honors.
The fragment sketches a South Australian paper with ads and notices in a morning edition. It mentions Adelaide and advertising content, but readable details are limited to refer to a local paper and its classified style.
The piece reflects on the impact of the atomic bomb as a turning point in history. It emphasizes the weapon's role in ending military menace and influencing global politics, while warning that future stability hinges on scientific mastery and responsible use.
Mundry, speaking at a meeting, warned that violent revolts in Asia could trigger a third world war. He claimed Britain faced dangers from Indians and other groups plotting to create chaos in India.
Export figures show British wool shipments to France and Belgium holding steady while prices fall after July 4. Market policy urges careful pricing to avoid harming wool values as global demand shifts with wartime constraints and economic uncertainty.
The text reports Winston Churchill receiving the Order of Merit and discussions of the Grantee of the Garter. It mentions officials like Ingham and others praising Churchill while detailing other honours across the British Empire including Dame Commander titles and various military and civilian awards.
A holiday quiz mislabels figures with fanciful epithets, listing George Gordon Byron as Father of Victorian Poetry and Henry Gordon McCrae as Father of Victorian Poetry while assigning other identities to poets, politicians, and social icons, reflecting a muddled, humorous mix of deduced nicknames.
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