28 Jun 1946
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 28, 1946
Page
1
Fragmentary encoded text shows a grave Senate situation with references to Jewish actions and foreign ships. The muddled report hints at threats, naval vessels, and possible retaliation but lacks clear names, dates, or events.
A Greek civil conflict update states ten people were killed in recent attacks by Right and Left factions across towns including Groote and Larienes. Communists reportedly seized a village north of Larienes, burned houses and looted property, with armed clashes continuing.
In New York the Security Council spent six hours in tense debate over Spain’s status on the agenda. The Soviet delegate repeatedly invoked the veto while Dr Evatt clashed with Gromyko over procedural moves and amendments. Najera struggled to control the session as dissent and procedural battles stretched into lengthy exchanges.
London reports the World Federation of Trade Unions rejects blocking Spain, claiming support for easing port access and trade. The Daily Telegraph correspondent notes a broad majority backing Britain and America to ignore the decision, with potential consequences for Spain and allied nations.
In a fragmented report, the Arab League considers organizing a defence army to deter Pelathan forces. The note mentions Maghaad and Qust Sheit, with unclear ties to Britain and America and potential political resistance from Palpsting Cer.
In a military court in Jerusalem, Minty Irpun Eyal members and others were found guilty of carrying arms and attempted theft. Sentences of penal servitude were noted but immediately remitted. Relatives and officials witnessed the proceedings as accusations surfaced regarding bands and loot valued at up to £30,000.
Expansion plans in Melbourne call for a rebuilt Dunroon Military College with a postwar army base of 35 000, creating an integrated national military university. The plan includes a new six times larger building, better cadet housing, classrooms, admin offices, entertainment hall, and chapel, aligned with Wise report recommendations.
Guatemala report says a plot to overthrow President Juan Jose Arevalo failed after arrests of leaders including army officers. The uprising, planned for the night, left several dead and many implicated in the unsuccessful effort. Bail was denied for those charged.
A fragmented report describes stalled negotiations at the United Nations amid demands for compromise and potential catastrophe if talks collapse. Observers cite historical inefficacy and fear an inadequate agreement could trigger broader conflict, with both sides resisting concessions and urging decisive later action.
Informal talks in Paris fail to Reach agreement on Trieste autonomy under a four power statute observers say the issue remains tied to broader Italian questions. Bevin supports Italian claim to Trieste boundaries while Yugoslavia seeks wider sovereignty Tito says only full Yugoslav control will suffice and warns against concessions.
Fragmentary report identifies a former journalist linked to Australian wartime activities in Singapore. The piece notes he later served as an interpreter for a war crimes investigation, with claims about his alleged intelligence work and connections to Japanese forces.
An English summary reports that Malayan cattle rustlers were killed in action near Alor Setar. A Chinese organised posse reportedly engaged in fierce combat as rustlers looted cattle, with several fatal casualties on both sides.
Three remaining units of the former Japanese merchant fleet will soon be put up for sale. Two ships are described as cargo vessels and are available at Rabaul, while the remaining vessel and quarters are offered for sale under less formal terms due to nonconformity with standard requirements.
In Tokyo the International War Crimes Tribunal said Yanuke Mistangka died. Chief Justice Sir William Webb announced the indictment would be amended to strike the name and remove all charges. The court ordered the body handed over for burial. Mistangka had suffered from tuberculosis arthritis and other ailments and was confined to hospital since June 3.
Fragmented report notes Britain will aid Norway in rebuilding arms and equipment. Mentions TV sponsorship and defense talks tied to Norwegian troops and military presence in occupied Germany. Details are unclear due to OCR.
A government plan proposes a five day week for miners to improve efficiency and attract workers. Officials say shorter shifts may boost output while maintaining production levels. dialogue and fragmented text limit full clarity on dates or exact figures.
London delegates from the Conservative Women's Conference condemn the wartime rationing plan as inadequate tardy and mismanaged. They demand a bold change to ensure fair distribution and assist agriculture, urging smarter purchase and broader aid for workers and expectant mothers ahead of July 21 implementation.
Fragmented OCR text notes Japan balance concerns amid wartime shortages. References to 88 and 434 figures appear garbled, with unclear dates and places, suggesting a report on economic strain during the war era without coherent details.
A fragmented report describes the royal party arriving in Falkirk after a late train journey for a week long Scottish visit. Edinburgh was the customary first stop, but the sequence appears disrupted.
Justice Owen reserved judgment in the Supreme Court on Thursday as the case questioned the drafting of National Security Landlord and Truant regulations. Dolly Glasser of Dover Heights challenged an ejectment order in favor of Bra Querni Shar of Elisabeth Bay, citing issues with the regulation framing and the lack of proper scrutiny. The claimant asked for reference to the Full Court, hoping for guidance to prevent unjust trials amid a legal tangle. The judge noted he lacked power to order costs in advance while urging Commonwealth action to address regulatory concerns.
The British Mission in London announces that the Indian viceroy plans a caretaker administration of officials after an interim government. Constituent Assembly sessions were adjourned as parties seek a speedy, fair constitutional arrangement. The statement notes Congress and Muslim League intent to work toward an agreement and India’s path to independence.
London reports progress as Britain advances turbine engine research with De Havilland era studies. Parliament and Ministry back higher pedal design, aiming to boost aircraft speed and power.
The British Embassy notified the Egyptian Government that the Cairo Citadel, long held by British troops, will be handed over to Egypt. The move follows talks on military questions in the peace treaty.
Sydney reports severe weather in Adaminiby and Ke]andra districts with ten days of snow and temperatures down to 38 degrees below. Mr McPhillips of Adaminby warns conditions may last weeks as frosts freeze snow to foot depth. Residents gather firewood and melted snow supplies. only two snow plows operate in the district.
In Essen on Thursday, a military court found a German policeman guilty of murder while acquitting another accused paratrooper in a related case. The proceedings centered on a deadly incident involving German forces at Hertogenlij during mid April.
A transport accident near Kure, Japan, claims the life of an Australian corporal and 10 members of the 7th Australian Union. The Dixie 11d collided with a truck. no names were disclosed.
In the second round Pelle faces a tough opponent as Gut haw advances to the mature round. Baker from Austria wins 6 3 while Cotasuw defeats Neae ford in Britain. Wittman from Poland enters the third round as the field narrows.
Fragmented OCR text shows a county water report with numeric values and place references. The readable parts mention Harmpshire, Kew, Gaver Bem, Bareet TH Crap, and 0.37 and 0) figures alongside names like Serey and Worcamveramiry 241. The readable data suggest a statistics brief or utility update with specific local names and percentages.
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