26 Jan 1948
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 26, 1948
Page
1
Nanking dispatch reports Chinese government officials warning of a growing nationalist backlash tied to Moscow’s influence. The piece cites a New York Journal American item. unclear if it references specific events or individuals.
A violent storm paralyzes New York and Atlantic coastal areas with wind gusts up to 84 mph and heavy snow. Warnings extend along the region as disrupted travel and power outages unfold. Reports describe damage and casualties in towns, with rescue efforts underway and warnings continued for surrounding states.
Senator Owen Brewster reads a record from James Moffitt president of Standard Oil of California urging pre Japanization for business reasons in 1940. The letter addresses collar and notes large wartime dealings with Japan, highlighting pressure to maintain pro Japanese positions amid Persian Gulf and California ties.
Michael's victory event highlights Geena and former aide Erceianoe at Antentian. Davos leads with a notable 7 percent surge as a standout moment yesterday.
Fragmentary OCR notes claim the Palestine government sought aid while uniformed Arabs moved in. Reports indicate Arab groups and security efforts around Bevarn and Rah areas with Britain positioning troops or posts in preparation for potential action.
Wies WIN AG and FRANCE FARIS clash as Orfes leads Franca by 40 points early, Bourke Howell and Birasd among scorers. Wallabies rally with Tries from Cananave Blanmarte and Allan conversions, France reply with Bourke and Dessiana penalties, but Australian speed, ball control, and passing secure late lead.
Reports describe a suspected security trap on a mysterious plane and crew, hinting at a planned scheme. Investigators focus on parties and customs as the aircraft, tied to Australis and Bingapors, veered toward the strip for several days before landing. The Hickaethas and others monitored and then departed with the wind.
Sun dispatch reports Argentina halting meat exports to Britain due to currency and payment issues with exporters. Government discussions center on convertible currencies and potential payment drafts amid crisis, with observers likening it to a chess or poker game in international trade.
United Nations Security Council urged Pakistan and India to resume negotiations over Kashmir fighting. British official Mir Noel Baker warned the coming clash could be the war’s most terrible. Reports from New Delhi describe raids, village plunder, and casualties as Indian troops prepare to advance.
A strong earthquake reported near the Solomon Islands caused buildings in downtown areas to ignite for about 30 seconds. No serious damage or casualties noted nearby, though tremors were detected by seismographs in London and at Fordham University, with reports of shaking reaching across to Manila and Cebu in the Philippines.
A New York byline cites Martin Ebon of World Today noting the Australian Communist Party faces a Labour Party led critique. The German-born editor, naturalised American, and former editor at Overseas News Agency is mentioned as part of the discussion on wartime information and policy.
London report shows Conservative MP Carson to urge Food Ministry to rethink a decision banning sliced bacon. He questions price value and supply, asking why cooperation groups failed to secure a tasting and sales approval.
West Indies hold a lead after day one as Mundy, Williams and Donisthorpe star for the hosts while MCC reply. West Indies 296 and 6 for 481 declared, MCC 258 and 33 not out as Raverton shines.
In a Dalkey suburban house near Dublin two men and a woman entered seeking two girls said to have been brought from a dance. The victims, Brats and FAB erson, were with Ronald Birmest Brain of Auckland and Robert Robinson of Drab when the shooting occurred. Brain, holidaying in Biew, faced remand by Lieut Henry Eitentniinen on January 33 in charge of the case.
Premier Chang Chun warned against currency reform now amid economic crisis and anti smuggling pacts with Hong Kong. He ruled out changes to foreign exchange policy, urged caution on market trading, and discussed potential aid and policy steps to balance imports and exports while preparing the new budget.
Sydney paper reports Mr Blain cleared by a Parliamentary Committee of Privileges over alleged disclosure. The committee found no breach of privilege, and the finding will be submitted to Parliament when it reconvenes on February 18.
Paris reports that France notified Britain and the United States of a planned currency devaluation to take effect at midnight. The franc exchange rate targets 900 to the pound, with fears of broader monetary action tied to negotiations in Washington and at the International Monetary Fund. French officials spoke of a pathway toward devaluation amid debates over Bretton Woods and postwar economic cooperation.
Prime Minister Chisey Waid outlined no consultations with Australia on the franc devaluation and warned of potential effects. He said discussions with the International Monetary Fund would occur only if the devaluation exceeded ten percent, noting risks to remittances and the broader economy.
Fragmentary report cites Professor Copland and Dr. Alf Sunde urging Australia to honor relations with the Republic of China after eighty years of tension. They warn against humiliation and call for progress toward a united China, expressing hope China and Australia move toward peaceful ties and collaboration.
American track event at Santa Anita Park drew 47,000 fans as Shannon finished third behind Endeavour and Demons. Narngs ae Wietelde wad 3 jdeavour moved ahead with Shannon a length behind. Owner Nvil McCarthy commented on the sprint and the overall performance of Shannon.
Norman von Nida carded 76 in the final round to finish 180 and miss the Phoenix Open Gael rounds. Berice and Ave others tied at 188 for second, seven strokes behind the leader. Demaret, Bobby Locke, and Ward were near 184 in the near-complete standings.
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