08 Jul 1946
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 08, 1946
Page
1
Fragmentary copy notes opposition to Jewish migration to Palestine. The text references Arab companions, appeals to the president, and mentions political manipulation of Jewish votes. Readable sections are sparse, but the core sentiment centers on resistance to Zionist immigration plans and external influence.
A fragment reports the sanitary authorities stating uranium ore found at Krupp’s works was not to be used for making weapons. It notes shipments to Germany are forbidden under the Potdam agreement and mentions the ore’s restricted production status.
British troops used tear gas and clubs to quell hundreds in Trieste city centre as demonstrations surged. Military police pursued attackers, while authorities renewed summonses against strike committee members for failing to comply with a curfew or order.
Fragmentary text shows Yugoslavia objecting to a Paris decision and funding talks. Mentions Senate, Croatia, and tensions over actions tied to the Foray inquiry and related political pressures. Names and specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Fragmentary OCR text references a state, professionals, protein, and seed data with dates 8 y 4 and 63. Lacks clear event or names. Summary preserves only decipherable entities and avoids speculation.
Military paratroops swept the Jewish quarter in a dawn raid hunting for abductors. Soldiers questioned residents and searched dilapidated homes for days, while police reported no link to British or local subversive groups. Industrial disputes and labor picketing were discussed by officials as avenues to resume normal work.
In New York a UN commission meeting of the Security Council sub committee drew up control regulations but failed to agree on punishment for violators. The United States alone seeks full authority to punish when atomic development violations occur, while others favor limits and only recommendations to the Security Council.
Brisbane report on the Australian Federated Union for Locomotive Engineers announcing a planned strike action to seek a refund of Government fines. The decision was taken in an eight hour meeting of the Union's Executive with 3400 members and poll papers expected to be mailed, completion in three to four weeks.
Sunday reports claim a Disputes Committee packed previous meetings of the National Workers' Union. Mr J Black, a union member, says he attended all gatherings and challenges the authenticity of those present, disputing claims about who attended and spoke at the meetings.
The Lang Labour Party plans to contest the Macquarie Federal seat held by the Prime Minister. A Liberal candidate will be Mr. Rick Spooner, former Mobertaqn state treasurer. an Independent is expected to run, shaping a three way contest.
Investigations reveal fines from enemy fielda are being shipped off the Queensland coast. Reports note twenty ships moving between Direction and Cape Sidmouth, with two explosions near the Lorkhardiver Mission about thirty miles away.
Sydney Sunday report on the Labour Party backed effort to oust Communist dominance in the Wharf labour bodies. The Australian Labor Party industrial group plans a joint ticket for Federal and State union executive elections next Wednesday. The contest pits Communist influence against ALP supporters, already blocking Communist control of ARU Tramways Storemen and Packers and Sugar Workers unions.
A leaked sequence of letters shows alleged plots by a coalition to overthrow a premier and president. Documents accuse individuals from Rapahthan and Abikovesa of masterminding a counter revolution as a broader bid to seize authority.
Reports say Siam Assembly moved to suppress opposition and draft journalists, restoring wartime emergency rules under Irene regime. Police offer rewards up to 1000 dollars for information leading to convictions of rumor spreaders against the government.
Prime Minister Mr Chiftey announced the planned tour by Mr Attlee and Mrs Attlee to Australia and New Zealand at the end of the month has been postponed. He cited the decision to hold the Pacific Conference in Paris on July 7 and domestic problems, noting Attlee hopes to visit later if possible.
Foreign Ministers chaired by Bevin and Byrnes failed to resolve privileges and rules for the Peace Conference after hours of debate. Molotov refused to commit to the invited terms, while Bevin and Byrnes warned non binding rules would not be accepted. The stalemate over procedure continues with a Monday meeting planned.
A chaotic foreign-printed report claims the Russian command in Austria announced a six million pound value of industrial property was transferred into Russian hands. It notes an Austrian cabinet meeting and a stance by Colonel-General Kubancy, while the United States disputes the seizure as overreach after the Potsdam agreement, urging restraint and consideration of legality.
An Australian contingent visiting Gibraltar faces violent clashes after a Shropshire crew allegedly threw bottles and assaulted pedestrians. Police overpowered by rioters as several civilians and officers were injured and arrested, with authorities vowing precautions to prevent further disturbances.
In Sydney the minister said Mr Forde would wait for a full report before commenting on the arrest of Army Service men and the incident at Wallay of Peiil. He stressed no immediate statement would be made until the inquiry is complete.
In a broadcast, President Hoover cites a potential six million insurgent recruits and a rising crime wave threatening homes and lives. He attributes the surge to economic strain, declining morals, and weakened parental control amid postwar conditions. He notes crime rose sharply in 1946 and predicts continued growth.
Reports say 38 Greek soldiers were killed near Kirkul as government troops clashed with an armed force. The total death toll rose to 23 with seven band members killed by government troops.
Rome announces Mother Frances Xavier Cabrini is canonised by the Pope. Cabrini, born in Italy, founded several New World convents and served about eight decades in religious work in North America.
Navy plans a second bomb test on July 25 targeting Moat with midair router units. Admiral Bandy confirms elements of the ring will be mock implemented and the night deck operations will proceed as in earlier procedures.
Fragmentary report discusses India's prospects after British rule with Nehru quoted on famine, economic woes, and anti imperialist sentiment. Mentions Bengla nationalism, South Africa, and discrimination. Text is garbled but signals upheaval, hardship, and a push toward independence.
In Mexico City an electoral commission member was killed and several others wounded in pre-election shootings across Guadalajara and nearby areas. Three clashes left many injured as authorities vow heightened security to prevent further violence.
An armed manhunt is under way in the Dandenong Ranges for an escaped prisoner. Police say the suspect is dangerous and authorities have urged residents to stay indoors and report any sightings immediately.
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