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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 11, 1947
Page
1
Washington reports quote William C Bullitt detailing Allied wartime fears and Soviet tensions. He and Arbasander reference Stalin orders and Kremlin aides, predicting future actions against democracies. The discussion centers on containment of Russia and the viability of a European federation of democracies.
A chaotic report describes Jewish militants in Tel Aviv and surrounding areas, with raids on Arab settlements, cordons, and police warnings. It notes hostage takings, arrests, and calls for strikes by the Arab Higher Committee, amid tensions over land sales and sovereignty.
A damaged dispatch notes rising prices and inflation fears as a key threat to the world economy. The report to be presented at an upcoming conference suggests inevitable economic instability unless collective discipline and voluntary restraint curb demand. Text references international labor leaders and currency concerns amid mounting price pressures.
Unclear text describes military actions and public order, mentioning Delphi Athena and events related to an armed retreat. Referenced are forces driven out and a period during ongoing offensives with public order concerns. Names and specifics are garbled in the OCR.
Business circles react cautiously to General MacArthur's plan to reopen Japan on August 15. Analysts say the decision marks a step in the right direction but warn full economic normalization needs a peace treaty and broader Allied support.
Fragmentary text mentions a person named Scott and an ex wife, with references to a wedding or marriage event near Witliarre. Payment and divorce status appear, but details are incomplete and names uncertain due to OCR errors.
A terse Yugoslav statement rejects British and American charges on repatriation of displaced persons from German camps. Major General Holjevac asserts Western nations hinder Peru? and denies U.S. and Britain pressured Yugoslavs to repatriate. The military government spokesman defends voluntary repatriation and cautions against criminal blame on individuals.
Local bout at Walthamstow drew crowd as Ben Duffy delivered a decisive win. Spectators witnessed a sharp attack and clean defense, with Duffy securing the victory in a closely contested matchup last night.
Russia aims to attend the Olympic Games after debates over amateur status. Delegates discuss eligibility and formation of a national council to oversee members and funding. The plan includes limits on payments for training and travel while confirming participation for next year.
Fragmentary report shows discussions of a maritime exchange between Indonesia and Bingapore involving a home trade and cargo ships in a blockade context. Chinese reportedly claim a value of about 8000 while the Dutch offer around £60000 in kind rather than cash.
The Far East Commission released decisions on selecting Japanese plants for reparations, removal, and retention in Japan. Industrial disarmament and demilitarization plans favor German and Italian assets, with key firms retained or removed based on Allied terms. Focus centers on major corporates and government roles in postwar restructuring.
Fragmentary report from Moscow notes Russian doctors praising Sister Kenny after her European tour. Mentions cooperation with a facility in Minnwapella and a hoped for result from her visit, with tentative satisfaction about the outcomes and future prospects.
A garbled report indicates a war crimes accusation involving Arch Duke Gunty of Walt Chimes Budaprat and Aeenduke Yonee of Hanabreeg. The fragmentary text hints at charges linked to a planned project and contact with the Contlacation of his projet Ys.
In the Commons the Minister of State said Britain, as a leading armistice power, was not consulted over Hungary. He noted Britain instructed its ambassador to discuss with the Hungarian government to clarify Russian policy and what changed in Hungary, stressing hopes changes would not depart from parliamentary democracy and warning of repercussions for Britain Hungarian relations.
Chicago Daily News urges veto on tariff policy as deadlock over wool trade persists. officials discuss trade conferences and subsidies amid national debate on tariffs and foreign aid.
A detective from Scotland Yard questioned a wagon detained at Mons regarding an envelope addressed to British officials. The probe involved a Belgian French frontier context and potential linked figures described as members of a secret group. The inquiry also touched on a bomb at the Colonial Office in Whitehall.
British families arrive in Japan as soldiers from London travel with wives and children aboard the Mersey from Sydney. The party includes fathers and mothers bound for duty, with details unclear due to damaged text.
Washington Tuesday former Assistant Secretary of State for Latin America Mr. Beaten or Beate Benden told the House Appropriations Committee that Communists in Latin America posed a greater peril than Nazis. He argued Nazis entered national life differently while Communists infiltrated through home and working class channels, estimating about 300000 Communists in the region.
New Jersey news notes Henry Wallace denouncing U S foreign and domestic policy. He argues the United States has become the center of world reaction. He warns war may come quickly as Russia expands influence.
New York Tuesday. Henri van de Velde, 62, founder and managing director of the BemuC Textiles of Australia Ltd, died during a business trip in the United States. He extended his textile ventures to New Zealand and South Africa before his death.
Monty Montgomery schedules a visit to India in June, then travels to Australia for a five day stay. After Australia he will visit Japan as the guest of General MacArthur, continuing his international itinerary with military and diplomatic ties.
EW DELHI Tuesday The Moslem League endorsed the British plan for India’s division and gave Dr Jinnah authority to work with the Viceroy. A resolution expressed regret over Bengal and Punjab’s partition. The meeting also saw violent clashes as police quelled unrest surrounding the event. The plan would create two dominions with two assemblies and Hyderabad’s status discussed.
New education plan proposed by Education Secretary Miss Wit cites courage and vision to modernize Britain’s schooling. It stresses equity, debate over grammar schools, state funding, transport, and dedicated teachers as essential to provide universal primary and secondary education for all children, funded by state money.
In Paris Premier Ramadier considers resuming negotiations after a Railway Federation appeal to end the nationwide strike. Amid labor federation pressure and police actions targeting chauffeurs, transport disruptions widen as Britain and other nations adjust routes and aid. A national assembly vote potential looms with a state of siege speculation and continued trade tensions.
London report on South Africa posting 523 in the GL Test as players like Kaplend, Tuckett, and Barnett excel. Scattered scores from Hampshire, Lancashire, and Warwickshire appear as the era shifts with new form and rising stars.
In Madrid on Tumday the Manaral Franc declares a national referendum will be held soon. All adults over 21 are to vote under the decree, while others are to speak or organize for a peaceful session.
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