29 May 1946
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 29, 1946
Page
1
A report from Didnat Lancashire notes scientists warn of two major secret weapons potential atom bombs and biological agents. The piece mentions defense efforts, war-time supply risks, and scientists divided views on research and government cooperation.
A U N debate discusses whether civil war could have been avoided, with Jose of the Republicans arguing the UN attitude would affect outcomes. Dr Evatt leads the inquiry on Franco era actions, noting uranium and atomic energy mentions and Franco’s political suppressions in Spain.
A sparsely readable report notes a private hardcourt tennis match in London involving Stralians and the Brown figure, with Evening News labeling the event as balanced though details are unclear. It mentions Davis Cup players and Paris as a related locale, reflecting disputed balance and peculiar reactions.
Britain is eyeing a strong year for motor exports with hoped gains this year though not all shipments will exceed prior totals due to anticipated constraints. The report notes London based trade activity and includes tentative projections for export volumes amid market conditions.
A dispatch reports Egypt pressing for rapid evacuation and a swift end to negotiations. British policy and American positions are debated as Cairo seeks unified action on reparations and potential troop plans.
London Tuesday discussion by Mr Cc. Prone Conk and others on immigration to Australia. Proposals suggest Italians as hardworking settlers, with views on Australia becoming a melting pot in the Pacific and potential federation or partnership. Methinks the issuing of settlement could influence colonial policy.
Dr Evattow arrives in New York on a Tuesday as part of a European delegation. Reports mention forming a new cabinet in Holland and potential meetings with officials in New York about postwar planning.
Fragmentary report notes statements from parties about not taking part in Anglo American city celebrations to Baghdad Foe viling. The text references independence, treachery, and mentions grand mufti Falentine with vague political intent and warnings to leave for Valentine.
Washington reports show officials disputing claims of an Anglo African bloc against the Soviet Union. Though Byrne declined to comment, officials belittle the assertion that American and British positions were unified. The conference governance revealed frequent U S Britain differences on key issues.
Fragmented report notes ministers, contingents, and Allied units preparing for action. Mentions France, Australia, and America with references to ew plans, invitations declined, and expected departures from Portsmouth toward a major frontier theater.
The Siamese government protests to the United Nations over French troops crossing the border and a village on the Mekong River, after villagers evacuated amid sporadic fire by French forces. An American observer was sent to monitor frontier troop movements.
A German military court near Wuppertal sentenced a man to death for killing parachutists, with others getting three to thirteen year terms. Several defendants were found guilty in a sprawling trade-related case, while some were acquitted.
The report notes the state’s butter export total for the year, with a figure around 1,626,590 units. It highlights increasing demand and anticipated continued growth, mentioning ports and export channels while outlining factors driving higher shipments.
in Jerusalem on Tuesday the Arab Higher Committee led by Dr Taymous protests to the British High Commissioner claiming Jewish migration has transformed Palestine into an “imaging volcano.” It calls for a war declaration by the Arab League and asserts no change in government while London denies any underground army plans amid Anglo American Committee recommendations.
In Berlin early Sunday a three hour clash occurred at a railway goods yard between Soviet troops and German police. The incident left two wounded as troops exchanged fire while attempting to clear mistaken looting accusations.
British Prime Minister Attlee will visit if peace talks advance. Report notes Allied four power conference set for June with potential impact on global relations. Vietnam situation and broader international stakes loom, with possible strain if talks fail.
The Economic and Social Center approved convening a world health conference in New York on June 10 attended by delegates from 81 countries. The draft constitution for Healthygenisation, prepared in Paris in March, states that good health is a fundamental right of all humans regardless of race religion or economic condition.
Disjointed report notes Indian soldiers killed and wounded during patrol operations in Batavia and Medes region. Initial clashes describe heavy gunfire, enemy opposition, and a relief column sent to support exhausted troops.
Norman von Nida and Boboy Locke head to St Andrews to compete in the open golf championship. Hogan is noted in York as planning to join the event in England. Mogan has secured five US tournament victories this year.
A battered dispatch portrays Molotov widening the rift between Russia and Allied powers. The piece cites Soviet expansionist and isolationist anxieties since the war and questions Britain and others about coming to terms while pursuing a strategic world order.
Unclear text records delegates denouncing liquor gusing at a United Nations Organization conference. Mentions Bantst PUNO and Bawan University. Fragmentary phrases reference draftings and time signals, with mentions of world peace as a hoped outcome.
British officials in Belgrade monitor three Britons held in Yugoslavia amid espionage allegations and suspected collaboration. One man and his wife are charged. another faces arson and espionage claims connected to Circle of contacts within the region.
London reports a reconstruction plan for Barewak and other war devastated industries. Clive Vyner Stauke, returning from Sarawak, warned that revenue is largely lost and will require expenditure. He stated the people do not realize the benefits to the country.
More than 400 rebels detained after the Kashmi revolt, with authorities targeting key figures in the Wellanal conference. The turmoil began in 1582 as officials vowed to restore order and enforce security across the region.
Washington dispatch reports a coal strike likely within 48 hours as Interior Secretary Krux announced a program following a conference with President Bir Lewis. Controversial points remain unresolved and Truman labor restrictions hinder settlement prospects.
Deputy Premier of New Zealand Mr Nashaid praised Treland for a glorious wartime example of dominions being free and independent. He asserted Treland proved to the new degree that the Dominions were true to SHOoae their course of action.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a leadership change and a prime minister's visit to Washington. It mentions Mr Morrison, an announcement from an egg level, and a burdensome week. Sirota comments on a difficult, exhausting situation, with uncertainty about future maneuvers and relief.
Fragmentary text notes urged curtailment of feeding grain and hints at national action rates and agricultural department recommendations. Details are garbled, but references to curtailment, feeding grain, and the Department of Agriculture imply policy discussion.
A cryptic report outlines MCC failing to stop an Indian side in extra time after a tense finish. Scattered names and scores appear, with unclear figures and partial innings or runs. The fragment hints at notable performances and matches but is unresolved in detail.
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