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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 07, 1946
Page
1
Indonesian observers fear talks with the Dutch may fail after Van Mook returns from Holland. They warn of a possible political stalemate and the risk of renewed fighting or war in Java as Indonesian leaders press for recognition of independence and UN recognition.
In Cairo Sunday Amin Pasha Egypt ian Senator and former Finance Minister was shot in the left shoulder by an assailant in a street ambush. He died in hospital after losing consciousness. Reuters Cairo reported the attack, with the government offering a 9000 pound reward for the perpetrator. The assailant fled. police pursued a possible motive linked to political tensions.
A Labour peer in London argues against hereditary seats in the House of Lords. The debate features questions about reform and whether the Lords should remain partly hereditary or move toward an elected or appointed body.
London reports ten nations forming a European coal group including Britain Denmark Germany Holland Turkey and Norway. The aim is to weld unified energy policy and control price and supply with government backing.
London reports discuss penicillin spray as a potential treatment for infants and caregiving, noting claims of inhalation benefits and possible risks. Experts caution on timing and dosage, with officials mentioning limited applications and the need for further study before widespread use.
Six nations including Britain France the United States China and Canada propose an Atomic Energy Control plan at the United Nations General Assembly. The measure aims to form an Atomic Commission to study peaceful uses and nonproliferation of atomic energy and report to the Security Council with a joint resolution.
Chungking reports that the Government and the Communist leadership agreed on a cease fire process. General Marshall met with Chiang Kai-shek and Zhou En Lai to finalize terms. Representatives from both sides prepared to coordinate events and ensure accord.
A garbled report centers on General Bennett and an inquiry into escape and related expenses. It notes statements by officials including General Stamey and references to Government procedures, with disputes over allowances and attendance at hearings. The piece mirrors wartime cabinet discussions and the handling of expenses within the inquiry.
A man named Len Rodel who collaborated with the Germans was executed by hanging in Prague yesterday, according to local reports. The defiler of the Unknown Soldier was removed from the scene as part of this punishment.
LokvON Sunday reports large quantities of nylon yarn for stocking knitters exported to Australia. The piece notes Britain’s aim to maintain trade by supplying the Australian market, while hinting at competition with the United Kingdom and plans to expand production.
Fragmentary report notes Major General Remlingar and other German defendants in Psov related crimes, with Remlinger pleading guilty to burning villages and endangering public safety. Soviet casualties reported in Pakov square as part of the broader incident, with multiple deaths linked to the same action.
A French note handed to the United States Moscow Ambassador in London Washington and Bonco outlines France’s acceptance with the right to review Britain America China and Foultain under discussion. The note signals France’s stance on Indo China and other Far East affairs in the Foreign Ministers Conference.
UNRRA London informed Press Association that General Sir Frederick Morgen, UNRRA Europe chief, has been recalled to London and will not return to Europe. He had alleged a Jewish organization aided Polish dons to infiltrate occupied Germany, prompting international controversy and calls for clarification.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a contested claim that a Pole alleges a 1913 marriage between Adolf Hitler and Eva Braun. The text is garbled with many unreadable names and places, but references a 1913 event tied to New York and Argentina, implying a sensational but unclear report.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions alleged killings in Yugoslavia with unclear attributions and garbled phrases. no verifiable names, dates, or organizations are clearly readable.
A brilliant meteor lit the south eastern area of New South Wales after sunset on Saturday. It left a long smoke trail visible for about 20 minutes from Sydney to Harden County. Observers from Young, Cootamundra, and other towns reported a capital D shaped, forked, or ball like plume stretching across the sky. The meteor likely burnt out high above the earth near 120 miles and ended some 30 miles up, according to Dr R. Woolley of the Commonwealth Solar Observatory.
A Royal Australian Air Force plane crash on the Isle of Man left one crew member missing for days before a survivor was finally located. Rescue teams combed rugged coastline and wreckage sites seeking any signs of life among the remains.
French workers stage a stoppage over shipments tied to Spain export. The disruption affects rail routes through Bayonne and other points, with plans to press demands against the Prone and related industries. The protest coincides with broader labor actions across the sector.
Washington reports a status on arms for Mexicans with a December context and state department statement. Names and agencies appear in garbled form. document mentions Latin American individuals and a November date, noting investigations and denials. The fragmentary text preserves references to the Mexican government and U S officials amid a diplomatic inquiry.
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