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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 07, 1946
Page
1
Report from Paris cites a crackdown on de Gaulle and aides amid an official inquiry. The piece notes occupation era details and mentions 1048 as a year connected to alleged secret visits and sabotage claims.
Reports from the Foreign Ministers conference indicate a split over the peace terms for Italy. Disagreement centers on Trieste and the potential transfer of territories, with Yugoslavia seeking gains and Britain urging cautious settlement. Bereaved by Moscow radio claims, tensions rise as talks extend into May and discuss broader postwar stability.
Monday session in London debated the Anugioh Committee report on Palestine with Menorah supporters urging a Jewish majority plan. Police accompanied civic officials as disturbances arose near Salta gate during the discussion of future Jewish settlement and protection of European Jewry.
London reports Twigs Orrmane stood before the wit crimes court facing murder charges in connection with the deaths of four WAT members in Germany. The proceedings note alleged fascist ties and a wider murder inquiry linked to American figures, with a million tactical aid reportedly sent to China.
German V-2 missiles exploded in a dump fire during a Saturday demolition. Reports say 10,900 tons of bombs detonated, including 178 V-2 warheads, danger to Polon dump area minimized as authorities moved to control the blaze and prevent further explosions. Local workers provided alarm as the scene drew German civilian casualties and emergency teams to the site.
In Tokyo on a Monday report on the war crimes tribunal in Australia. Justice William Webb faces a challenge from counsel for the former premier Gear Teal Taja regarding the judge’s jurisdiction and the tribunal’s composition. Objections were overruled but discussions continued over whether any member should be disqualified. The court adjourned to consider further submissions with the trial set for June. The defence sought more time to prepare, but the chair ruled proceedings would proceed after prosecution completes its case. The next hearing is May 13 to allow renewed objections.
A military court in Singapore sentenced Lieut Takase of the Japanese army and Kenesie of the Korean Guard to death by hanging for mistreatment and involvement in the execution of Allied war prisoners. They were linked to aiding an escape attempt during railway renovation work and complicity in the murder of captives. An Indian railway strike threat is reported with 100000 workers demanding enhanced pay.
Poorly translated report outlines that voters rejected the new French constitution, with final tallies showing large opposition and a minority in favor. It notes upcoming elections on June 1 and discusses political friction between the Communist and other parties.
Lawmakers discuss a proposed amendment by Senator McFarland Av to condition a U S loan on Britain agreeing to base free use in the Western Hemisphere and a 99 year lease The piece notes uncertain prospects as negotiations continue and mentions various political actors and dates.
A garbled report notes Gurman experts in Britain and German methods on diet and tech, with mentions of a correspondent and overseas connections. The fragment hints at a conference or exchange on reforming meal plans and management tools, but lacks clear names, places, or outcomes.
U S Senators Hoffman Lucas and Walsh oppose scheduled atomic test in Merthils. Hoffman and Lucas vow to renew effort to cancel tests and denounce them as an act against United Nations obligations. Hatch supports defense test. critics warn of provocation and negligent risk if not conducted.
London reports the Egyptian foreign minister announced a letter from Egypt inviting applications for equipment tender. The British, American, and European firms from France Belgium and others are submitting tenders for the Nile dam project amid a Western bid process.
In Nanking on Monday Chiang Kai-shek extolled China’s wartime gains and the return of government to the capital. He praised the New Life Movement focusing on discipline, conservatism, and unity, asserting victory in Manchuria and other fronts will advance a promising national future after eight years of resistance against Japan.
SIMLA India two state proposal discussed by Congress and allied leaders with the British Mission. A union of all India would handle defence foreign affairs and communications while parliament authority over minister provinces retained. Madras government reportedly boycotted investiture ceremonies.
A chaotic political scene in Tokyo unfolds as Socialist factions consider forming a government amid party splits and calls for unity. The Socialist Party Committee authorized leadership changes while Progressives Communists and Geoperatives gauge support. General Macarthur’s actions deepen the turmoil and affect coalition prospects.
London dispatch reports Prime Minister Mr Chifley traveling by car to Northolt Airport with Dr Cedmba and three secretarial assistants. They will board a Lancastrian aircraft for Washington, choosing the direct Atlantic air route to avoid weather, with refueling stops at Lagos before continuing to the United States.
The Security Council event in New York discusses Russia’s completed withdrawal from Persia while deliberations over timing and attendance continue. Delegates from the Soviet Union and Persia weigh pledges and potential veto dynamics as Western powers question interpretive actions.
An early morning distress sighting near Maroubra involved the ships Hydra and Bargain signaling trouble off the coast. A man saw red bushes and police confirmed the report as vessels observed something like a small craft about 200 yards from the beach before continuing toward the Heads.
A report notes ongoing investigations after a Thursday incident injuring a civilian and a railway officer. Protests and a union dispute are mentioned, with officials aiming to advance a proposed remedy and policy changes by May.
Fragmentary report outlines a government approach should Britain lose access to a United States loan. Text mentions civil servants and treasury measures, with references to financial restraint and policy options under an uncertain credit climate. The readable material is incomplete and lacks clear dates or named entities.
A factory to manufacture vacuum cleaners planned by an Australian concern is expected to be announced by a company led by Mr Jowin Waters. The plant will begin with a modest output and aims to expand as demand grows. The investment, part of a larger British and Australian effort, involves a majority stake by Ra money and is tied to development in Leish jubk.
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