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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Mar 05, 1946
Page
1
United States officials reject gifting the post in Iran to Britain. The British alliance is framed as a bulwark against Communism. Britain is described as a major customer of American goods, while the U S maintains its stance on the matter.
London reports the Foreign Office treats Russia's troop presence in Persia as grave. The Times diplomatic correspondent notes Britain and the United States closely consult, with the cabinet instructing a guide to withdraw Russian forces. Bevin signals urgent contact with Moscow and Teheran, while Mohamed Mousadegn urges a protest to Russia and notification to the Security Council.
Fragmented report notes seven amatioos cases in Manex with two fatalities prompting vaccination calls. Amid pro-Soviet demonstrations outside Parliament, mandates for foreign policy and sovereignty clash as Britain India Spain Italy and others weigh limits on invasion or capitulation while parliaments face disruption.
A Dutch claim of youth movement disturbances alights a tense mood in Bali as Dutch forces attempt to quell unrest. Reports from Tom Goodman of the Australian Press describe local reactions with Bali welcoming Dutch personnel amid fears of further clashes.
A chaotic dispatch notes the Indian government planning use of lawns around the Viceroy’s palace for agriculture beginning March 10, with ploughing orders amid scarce grain. It cites a wheat shortage across Bombay, Mysore, and Madras while Berlin reports German refugee-driven food strain and British flour diversions to Hamburg causing surprise at Plymouth.
London dispatch reports rising bitterness in the Polish election campaign. The wartime correspondent notes accusations and refusals affecting the peasants, with Premier Morswert urging fratricidal avoidance and Vice-Premier Whacinta reacting to threats of turmoil during the 1864 insurrection.
The amnesty allows Yugoslavs who served with or were detained by enemy forces to avoid further punishment. The measure covers individuals held pending tribunals and seeks to restore rights for those liable under wartime penalties.
An American airliner with 21 passengers and four crew members crashed into Laguna Mountain, about five miles from Los Angeles, yesterday. Fog and wind forced diversion. rescue teams reached the site to find 21 bodies, many severely burned, with the peak reportedly about 900 feet high.
Bombay dispatch reports a Bombay Congress Party stance deeming any reduction of the sterling debt to India as harmful to Anglo Indian relations. It claims the debt arose from wartime loans and services taken with India's consent, calling any proposal to scale it down a treacherous betrayal.
A crowd at Alexandria attacked hotel entrances and a Navy hostel amid strike unrest. Police fired to disperse demonstrators, injuring several as tensions spread from Bamneactis to Barut with continued unrest and warnings of further action.
A Soviet commander told American correspondents that Russia is sending Japanese prisoners of war to camps in Siberia. The briefing, delivered from Mukden on Monday, detailed transfers as part of wartime treatment and outlined expected arrangements for internment and security measures.
Indonesian delegates, authorized by the Central National Committee, plan talks with Dutch Indonesians this afternoon to begin nexounsions. Ajahrir says his position is strengthened by the Convention’s condolence vote amid tensions and a clash resulting in losses.
London dispatch reports German Social Democrats led by Dr Schumann at a 3,000 strong rally opposing internationalization of the Ruhr. They insist Germany must stay united and resist Communists’ domination while willing to work with them, but not at the expense of national identity. Reuters notes Communist criticisms of Allied Western zone policies and calls for separation and federalism.
More Australian scientists will be sent to Japan following the Botentife Mirator survey of Japanese scientific developments. The mission aims to study important Japanese achievements, especially in material activities, and report back on potential applications.
A ten year health plan drafted by the Heel Burvey Development Committee aims to provide adequate medical care to the poorest Median villager. The program includes mobile tours of patients and collaboration with the Ministry of Health to improve drinking water, sanitation, and surrounding infrastructure.
Mr Attlee calls for a national effort to boost home production and reduce shortages. He cites labor shortages and the need to retool industry, urging workers and employers to unite for food, clothing, and essential goods. He stresses truth from government and collective resolve.
The Royal Navy Pacific Fleet winds down bases in Australia as units withdraw. The force included battleships, aircraft carriers, cruisers, destroyers, submarines and auxiliaries. Aerial and naval detachments remain ashore while withdrawal proceeds to a reduced presence.
Fire gutted the liner at the Livarpoo dock, silencing the night operations and forcing water pumps to flood the area. Authorities caution sabotage is suspected as five fragments of flame spread within hours, with the ship moved to a safe berth and cooling underway.
Senator Keane Washington in Washington discusses diplomatic matters with American officials this week over lamddane settlement. Deputy and secretary referenced with brief context.
A British girl and an American girl in letters accuse U S Army officers in Europe of lax morals and improper conduct. The chorus of claims targets officers in the European theatre, with mentions of a high ranking chaplain and alleged interactions with German and other girls.
London reports Britain does not back a French plan to address the Spanish issue at the United Nations. A British diplomat notes a joint American French declaration is being drafted, aiming for free elections and political prisoner amnesty. The piece links fascist movements in Europe to Spain and Italy and mentions arrests in Rome and Cremona.
An Australian trainer Alex Higgins faced court in Bombay after a probe into doping in racecraft. Higgins received bail with personal recognition as police reported statements from suspects indicating Higgins was actively involved. Investigations cited an Indian groom employed by Higgins as part of the alleged offenses.
Australian servicemen and women will be sent to London for the Victory Parade in June if ships and fuel are available. The contingent will represent the three services and civilian women, with a goal of matching the war strength of each service as far as possible. The Cabinet announced the plan, with Prime Minister stating arrangements were discussed with London officials and Domination contingents of about 300 persons were planned.
A Munich message reports the arrest of alleged Ukrainian war criminals including Professor Kuhijoviach and OW Punts val. The Professor was formerly affiliated with Krakow University and served as chairman of a Ukrainian relief committee.
London dispatch reports Yugoslav forces massing within marching distance of Trieste as 10 divisions with ranks and artillery are deployed. Reuters cites official denial, while sources admit reinforcements to counter Croat and Slovene threats. Yugoslav units are described as smaller than British and American divisions.
Fragmented OCR text indicates political activity in Argentina with references to Peron and supporters. The readable portions mention elections, possible gubernatorial and legislative contests, and general party strength in Buenos Aires and surrounding areas.
Fragmented text reports a cautious claim that the United States must stay strong to avert war. The passage cites a speaker identified as Mr. Farrimas in Moscow and mentions An Raynolds, with scattered references to geopolitics, energy, and a possible conflict involving the Alta region and Ruaneamerican ties.
The Auckland crowd voiced annoyance as Australia raised numerous appeals in the match. Officials recorded 26 appeals in one innings and 31 in another, amid a tense spectator atmosphere. Ackland's team reached a score of 876 with three wickets down, while Toshack was targeted by umpires for a suspected offense.
Sydney reports arrival of the Japanese destroyer Yes Buka to repatriate Japanese prisoners of war. Naval crew patrolled decks as the vessel moored, with confusion and debris aboard.
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