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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 21, 1947
Page
1
British Foreign Minister Bevin warned he would not delay Europe’s recovery with procedural talk and references. He urged unity against dictatorship and insisted German industry should be guided, not politically neutralized, while criticizing Bulgaria’s stance and urging action against coercive regimes.
The unreadable text references Barros and Nagy with mentions of petitions and party blocs. It alludes to internal party arrangements and potential conflicts over candidate selection and common platforms amid a shifting political landscape.
The article reports Russia’s demand to veto atomic control measures and objections to United Nations proposals. It cites Russia and the United Nations Charter, noting conflicting interpretations and calls to preserve veto power. The session adjourned to Monday with unclear outcomes.
Fragmentary text mentions a cricketer and a wife found in a room with a wound. Details are garbled and no clear event or outcome is stated.
A crowd in Singapore hears leaders urge equality between East and West and condemn color prejudice. The Indian Governor Bee Cyettur faces questions over Malaya repressions as speakers call for international understanding and tolerance.
A Toronto report notes ongoing Communist activity and community advocacy. The Chamber of Commerce and government figures discuss risks to values and calls for public scrutiny of power structures.
Novikov told the Chicago Council of American Soviet Friendship that dangerous rumours of war are spread by selfish interests in influential nations. He asserted cooperation between the United States and Russia is possible and urged peaceful coexistence. The United Press notes his conciliatory tone on Soviet American relations.
An Auckland resident who purchased a painting at a station sale hopes for a fortune as authorities value the work at about 3 000. The painting was sent to London for valuation and is under review by experts.
A fragmented report notes Karachi as capital of Pakistan with Lahore mentioned. The text references a message from New Ortht quarters and mentions casualties, injuries, and public reaction amid wartime style rhetoric.
Admiral Denfeld told reporters during a Canberra visit that the Soviet Navy has sizable submarines and carriers in the North Pacific. He said the United States has no direct interest in Manchuria and supported a joint American Australian defense arrangement. No specific plans or arrangements were disclosed for removing American installations or for emergency deployments.
London reports May exports valued at 289,700,000, about 40,000,000 more than the previous quarter, while imports show steady growth. The figures surpass earlier months, with notable gains in contrast to February and April, indicating a rising trade balance.
Police investigate a string of suspected poisonings between September and March 1947. Victims showed identical symptoms after gynecological operations. Exhumed bodies reveal troubling signs while reporters and photographers await official updates.
The Broadcating Corporation will start shortwave transmissions beaming to Australia and New Zealand from Ottawa. A one hour program, with a special segment for Australia and New Zealand, will air Sundays beginning in July. Receivers in Australia and New Zealand reported excellent reception of the experimental transmissions.
Interim president Boosey announced at the International Federation of Authors and Composers congress that juke box rights would be a key subject. UK figure Sir Blalford Cripps will attend to discuss British copyright matters with Australia’s Menard, George Butdirec tie, and C Whitford of All and Company Melbourne among delegates.
Tokyo reports indicate Indian occupation troops in southern Japan will be withdrawn as soon as feasible. The plan aims to have the British patch rein in by July with the entire Indian force cleared by year end. Earlier moves sent Dorset Cameron Highlanders and Welsh Guards to Malaya.
President Truman vetoed the labour bill, arguing it violated public ethics and would provoke more strikes. He said the measure would not contribute to peace, stability, or progress and could heighten tensions against his administration.
The Billiards Association and Control Council authorized the Professional Billiards Association of Australia to stage the 1948 World Championship in Sydney. Reports indicate no change in Immigration and Tourist measures while Sir Fyn nun remains gravely ill.
In Hungary a heated session focused on a political crisis as Nagy and others argued over charges and procedures. Officials clashed over the fate of the ex Premier and alleged bank and capital issues, amid calls to cleanse the assembly before elections.
Gazette of English cricket shows Paford University 277 led by Keighley 84 and Donnelly 84 against Middlesex 173 and 7-20 as Compton TH Derbyshire 427 with Worthington 130 and Mevill 108, Surrey 8-? Nottinghamshire declared 140 and 120. Glamorgan 42, Northamptonshire 294, Glamorgan 139, Worcestershire 248 and 2/88.
Congress pushes a wool tariff bill amid a heated clash between Democrats and Republicans. Delegates from Australia and other regions face pressure on tariff concessions while White House officials warn of potential veto and rising clothing prices.
After 24 years of effort the United States set a world air speed record with Lockheed Shooting Star averaging 623.8 mph at Muroc Army Base near Los Angeles. Colonel Albert Boyd piloted the jet in a test run aided by IO MPA as the record surpassed Britain's Gloster Meteor and faced Federation scrutiny in Paris.
A report from Warsaw notes a purge within the Socialist Party as part of the supreme council agenda. A correspondent says the purge was anticipated after officials exposed internal corruption and prominent members were targeted.
At New York on Friday the National professional tennis championships produced multiple singles results. Bobby Rigga defeated Martin Bixby 6 7 1. Don Burge beat Jerry Alder 6 1 8 1. Kwood Cooke topped Jack Joss 6 2 8 2. Wagru Sabin beat Al Doyle 7 8 6 7. Frank Moyers defeated John March 2 0 3 0. Fred Perry downed Joan Nogrady 0 8 4. Welby van Horn beat Bill Crosby 6 3 8 4. RM Juttr Pounce won over Ruger Stubbs 6 2.
The State Department said the United States will refuse to recognize or maintain diplomatic relations with Nicaragua's new revolutionary regime that seized power after the bloodless revolution. A spokesman stated discussions with other American republics generally supported this stance.
A Trieste correspondent of the American Associated Press reports fuelled indignation over an attack on a Catholic shop in Trieste. The incident drew reactions from church officials and local authorities, with officials calling for restraint as investigations begin.
Fragmented report from London Wimbledon details disrupted play at Queen's Club with men's doubles results and mixed commentary on French officials involvement. Mentions Brown and Colin, Mra Mopman and M's Bolton, and various match scores amid broader controversy over officiating and scheduling.
Defamatory charges allege Leopold visited Hiller in November and framed a claim of a political surrender. The article notes a ceremonial event and mentions actors including Sabato and The Comminxion to the Surrender with Leopold seeking to alter public opinion.
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