02 Mar 1948
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Mar 02, 1948
Page
1
A call for safeguarding innocent civilians accompanies news that Pakistani troops have been posted to guard key areas. Officials stress civilian protection amid regional tensions and ongoing security operations.
Industry Minister calls for calm during purges as a political decision near March 15 could align with the Communist Party. The report notes officials reiterate that Communist dictatorship and Moscow influence shape the crackdown, while observers stress restraint.
An in-flight accident described as high flight ends with two passengers tumbling from a door. The pilot claims a card door opened when a passenger fell forward and grabbed the control stick causing a dive. The wreckage and bodies were found. a wallet pleads with police not to blame the pilot.
Grim faced British soldiers trek through blood and wreckage after a Cairo Haifa train exploded, killing 26 and wounding 35. Authorities push for evacuation to Cyprus as reports of Arab attacks, looting, and further risks raise fears across the region.
Reports from Cairo and Taiz describe Yemen turmoil as factions clash over governance, with mergers and arrests linked to incitement and pro government actions. Authorities announce broader measures as trials and prosecutions unfold against those aiding violence.
Reuters reports Admiral Tennant said HMS Devenchier delayed would today disembark troops and anti aircraft guns near the Belize Guatemalan border. Belize remained peaceful though intelligence noted possible airborne activity and Dakota aircraft ready near the border.
Leut General Percival criticizes the ALP leadership for being out of date in war matters. He notes Australian generals Gordon Bennetts and others have not collaborated for years and are not current with modern battlefield techniques. Percival warns that many troops remain in older mentalities despite advances in training and command.
A British report cites minister McNeil alleging communist sabotage aims to seize social democratic power in Britain while predicting a new totalitarian phase if recovery fails Europe. Italy, Norway, and Czechoslovakia are noted for rising Communist influence and fear of threats to freedom.
Authorities impose a 12 hour curfew in Accra and deploy more police after demonstrations. The move follows the imprisonment of servicemen court martialed in Burma and reports of casualties amid clashes with protesters seeking a petition to the Governor.
In Calcutta on Monday the Indian Communist Party hears a speech by Markey of the Communist Party, condemning the White Australia policy and urging unity in the struggle against imperialism. The speaker asserts Britain's imperial oppression must be opposed and calls for international work.
A Moscow radio commentator broadcasting in English accuses the United States of trying to secure control of BALAN strategic positions in the Antarctic. He also claims Argentina and Chile were mouthpieces of United nations.
Premier Behuman told a French party meeting that France must prepare for defense with no special urgency but a constant sense of urgency. He warned against exaggeration and called for vigilance at the frontier.
Field Marshal Montgomery, invited by the Belgian Government, will inspect the Belgian army during a visit to Belgium from March 31 to April 3, with plans for a London stop en route.
Dr Ryan told an Canberra audience that communists are pervasive in Australia, aiming to infiltrate unions, youth and women’s groups, attack arbitration, and seek world domination through a united front. He cited Delaunay and Painter assaults in 1946 and warned of factory and political disruption coordinated by unions.
Report of a gathering featuring Dr Ryan and other figures discussing the role of the Communist Party allied Youth League. Officials spoke on controlling organizations and the threat of secret ballots, urging unity with Australian soldiers' example and warning of covert influence in unions.
A leading daily reports Dr T V Boong will assume the governorship of Rwametnn and proceed to Nanking to take the post of premier. The item reflects a notable political transition and cites prominent newspapers as its source.
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