10 Jun 1946
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 10, 1946
Page
1
Australian contingents and representatives of the British Empire led a victory parade through central London amid rain. Sightseers greeted the marchers as three services showcased their units in a ceremonial procession honoring Victory Day despite heavy showers.
The article describes a tumultuous royal pageant in London featuring Queen Mary and Princess Margareta amid celebrations for a British Empire unity. It notes Allied contingents, massive crowds, and a commemoration service at Westminster Abbey. The piece mentions the Supreme Court, Italy’s republic proclamation postponement, and security arrangements as the Royal procession and public reaction unfolded through the night.
Pama reports the Mufti of Jerusalem secretly left France for an unknown destination after arriving from the Middle East. He is said to have associations with anti state uprisings in Iraq and is believed to be moving under high security, with broadcasts in Arabic conducted earlier. The departure follows prior isolation measures near Matin and involvement with the Arab Hider Committee led by Jam al Morte.
A British theft case centers on a vast haul valued at £908,720 as criminals face confessions. Capt. Kathyn Ov ante allegedly aided the plot in Hutewn Wiesonia. a second suspect in Gh pe rites is held. Assets include Queen Victoria items, a Bible, letters from 1891 to 1809, a red autographs book, and gold table services. Two diamond bracelets valued over $28,000 each were seized.
Australia and the United States reach a final settlement on lend lease losses and reciprocal aid. Australia will pay postwar value for machine tools and capital equipment received, while US surplus equipment valued at about 2 million pounds will be acquired. The agreement allows limited cross possession of war assets and waives most financial claims, with some specified exceptions.
New York reports a deadly hotel fire at Cantata Hotel in Boubeque town. Officials fear up to 25 dead after 120 guests and 30 rescued. 37 jumped to safety as flames tore through a four story building built twenty years ago. Mrs Canfield reportedly alive after being seen on a balcony.
Moscow radio accused foreign secretary Bevin of breaking up Allied unity and using coercion against the Soviet Union in a broadcast comment on a church sermon and foreign affairs.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss naval officials and appropriations for atomic weapons. Mentions Rear Admiral and positions on bomb deployment, with references to Nimitz and potential penalties for rushing or restraining use.
Foreign Minister Kuzmo Kiselev told Reuters that Byelo-Russia bears two million homeless peasants and thousands in dugouts as Minak City lies in rubble. Reconstruction crawls due to German wreckage and material shortages. about 100000 tractors were stolen. Restoration to normalcy could take 16 to 20 years.
The City Council backs a privately funded parking station under Hyde Park, with the City Committee Drop Panel set to study a private wave approach. New firms submitted proposals providing a solvable plan to Sydney’s parking section, influencing the build and control framework.
King Ananda Mahidol of Siam was found dead in Bangkok just before noon on Sunday. A Royal Household spokesman noted the sovereign ascended the throne on March 2 after his uncle abdicated. the 20 year old, known for his shy nature and passion for music, faced a life confined to the palace with no public outings or social engagements.
Fragmentary Vatican report describes a priest from Florence charged with heresy. The terse note mentions a live sentence and references a select group within Vatican circles.
Fragmentary report notes Bulgarian cabinet action suppressing opposition newspapers. Source mentions pressure on publications and government measures affecting press freedom and political discourse amid upheaval.
A wartime confession from a German secretary recounts Hitler’s death by self-inflicted gunshot and cremation, while Allied agents prepare to bring Berchtesgaden to a war crimes tribunal. The account names Eva Braun, Goebbels, and others, detailing a tense final night and posthumous arrangements.
A Communist, Mr Thomas Garland, was elected secretary of the South Australian Trades and Labour Council. His election follows his role with the Australian Council of Trade Unions and leadership within the state trades body.
Worcester player Peeks failed to take part in the first trial as the match for which he was selected. Yorkshire’s W Bowes was invited to fill the vacancy. County cricket faced heavy weather with Leicestershire losing 65 50 and Derbyshire 300 in recent matches. Warwickshire 2/02 beat Derbyshire, and other results included Yorkshire 2/106 against Lancashire and Ranor 2/112 versus Worcester.
The Chinese Foreign Office announced that instructions had been issued to the Chinese ambassador to the Netherlands and to Dutch East Indies authorities to protest the killing of Chinese in Nanking and to seek an explanation and action.
The expected return of Hong Kong evacuees to Sydney aims to ease housing shortages as authorities plan to relocate residents from camps to cottages. Several women among the Rongnong people who came to Australia for recuperation after internment are among those poised to return.
Australian players show form as selection committee sets entry rules for men and women singles. The process outlines minimums and category adjustments affecting qualification paths for the upcoming event.
A fragmentary report from Athens describes rising tension amid blame in a recent omen incident. The piece notes emotional strain and a government stance, with the date April 3 cited and around 1,200 people referenced in the unrest context.
Montreal port authorities announce tentative agreement to standardise freight rates with the International Trade ports association. An inaugural meeting is planned for January 1 to discuss uniform tariffs and procedures across shipping lanes.
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