Soviet disarmament plan to be discussed
Snippet notes a discussion on a Soviet disarmament proposal. Mentions grain, food aid, and unnamed officials. Fragmentary text hints at a political debate without clear dates or participants.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Nov 02, 1946
Page
1
Delegates Agree To Placing Question on Agenda
General Assembly discussions on universal disarmament will follow a decision to place the issue on the agenda. The move, raised by Rustia, aims to advance talks through appropriate commissions and signals a shift in focus toward measures for peace and frontier issues amid broader wartime diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Assembly
Rustia
Scoured Wool Sale at Bradford Succeeds Despite Competition
Scoured wool sold for 484 at Bradford with strong home trade. The sale featured Australiana and New Zealand samples, including 0/808 chain and 801T bale types. Values remained firm overall, though the top lots failed to meet recent high prices. Northern NSW offerings included 60 bales of Areaay mindy and other consignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New Zealand
Hich
W.sca
Mindy
Medichg Kel Prize Awarded to American Doctor Muller
A fragmentary report indicates that the Kel Prize committee named American doctor Maman Muller as the winner. The note mentions a prize for medicine with references to a prize for achievement or revolutionary work, but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Hobel Prise
Maman Muller
Machalme
Ena Universi
Australian trade talks progress amid India discussions
In Friday reporting from Australia the industrial delegation engages with Indian partners amid ongoing trade talks. Officials indicate cautious optimism as negotiators seek broader market access while preserving domestic protections.
Failure of Dominions in Empire Defence Debated in Commons
In London a House of Commons discussion on imperial defence revealed voices urging unity with Britain and commitments from Canada Australia and New Zealand. Ministers emphasized coordinated defence planning, fiscal backing and interdepartmental contact, while agreeing the White Paper motion was approved without a division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
R. W. & McKay Lab
Canada
United States
Britain
Australia
Newland
United
Zilliacuw
Eucairepant
Gente Westbower
Aberid
Rtain
Marsnat
Montgomery
Wine United Art
Rusein
Iar
Alexander
Concert
Defence
Farma
Grafton Jacaranda Festival Scene at Tejavgranda Event
Fragmented OCR describes the Grafton Jacaranda Festival with plans for Friday night events. Mentions a festival, beauty, mauve flowers, and an implied procession or spectacle. References to departments and Westminster style notes appear incoherent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Sreng
Sagio-Asa
Risbie
American Teader
Department of Information
Appesden I
Westminster
Commonwealth
Arthur Rowert Found Guilty in Foyer Case Tie Ring
In a surprising verdict, Arthur Rowert was found guilty in the foyer case involving a disputed Ring and the housekeeper’s testimony. The proceedings centered on ownership and fidelity questions, with the court weighing conflicting accounts. Rowert faces sentencing in the next session.
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Arthur Rowert Foyer
Opposition to Talks on Danube Shipping
The article reports opposition from Russia Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia to an American proposal for an international conference on Danube shipping. Britain and Greece support the idea while France shows conditional interest. The United States pushes for a conference with trio nations to shape the talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frany
Russia
Britain
Gresce
France
Was Inter
Rumala
Yugoslavia
Caschoslolvakie
United States
No Yugoslav Abuse of U. W. R. R. A. Relief Policy
A report states no abuse of relief distribution by Yugoslav groups under U. W. R. R. A. amid complaints of discrimination. Officials from Starahal Titers Government and PTC describe investigations, finding no substantial evidence.
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U.W.R.R.A
Washington
Priday
RRA
Ta ' Via
Starahal
PTC
Soldiers Club at Kure London opens for occupation service
The War Office announces the opening of a newly fortified building at Mure on Wednesday to support Commonwealth Occupation Service. It houses 800 accommodations and facilities including a cafeteria, recreation room, library, reading room, and dormitory, designed for troops and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wrigay
War Office
Mure
Wall Street Recovery Gains Momentum After Sharp Advances
The New York market posted a strong uptick with 2,000 shares trading briskly and futures firming. Analysts noted renewed buying interest as cotton and commodity prices moved higher, signaling a cautious but improving tone in the financial sector.
Republic Win Expected in U S Elections
Fragmented OCR text reports a partisan forecast claiming a Republic victory in U S elections. The readable segments mention dates and generic political terms but lack clear names, places, or events to anchor specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic
U.S
German Doctors and Deportations Reported in Barlin News
Fragmentary note describes German doctors in Barlin removed and further deportations planned. Mentions a month’s work under the Ministry, protests over voluntary contracts, and seventeen physicians involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barlin
Arxie Seth Mary Ot Bayly
An Tetistag
The
Evidence Shows Japs Armings In 1930 War Crimes Trial
Tokyo reports affidavits from a wartime trial show natives testifying that Japan began fortifying mandate territories in the Marshalls Carolines and Palau in 1920 and accelerated works. Prosecution lists officers and prisoners of war camp commanders among those sentenced, with ages and long terms.
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Tokyo
Japan
Marshalls
Carolines
Palau
Civil War in China Nears End as Nationalists and Communists Move
The latest dispatch suggests the civil conflict in China is drawing to a close with major operations ending near Manchuria. Nationalist forces plan to seize key objectives, while Chiang Kai-shek remains active in leadership but avoids birthday celebrations as public events proceed in major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Peiping
Martin
New York Times
Feopeganda
Miniater Penropeganda Minlater
Manchuria
Marbin
Laa
Chiamaneu
Gungart River
Harbin
Chiamosau Lo
Chiang Kelshek
Rail electrification in Britain boosts network expansion
The Southern Teamway reveals plans to spend 618 million pounds to electrify 284 routes, expanding electric services as diesel trains are phased out. Current electric trains carry 400000 tons annually, with the new schemes adding about 300000 tons.
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London
Southern Teamway
Bullion Returning to Poland From Canada
Gold bullion valued at 17 million dollars and a vast quantity of Polish art treasures stored with the Bank of Canada will shortly be returned to Poland. The treasures were brought to Canada by warship after being spirited out of Poland via France and Britain.
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Ottawa
Canada
Poland
J Ramealy
France
Britain
Anes Oatite
Bride Robbed of Purse in Auckland Store Visit
An Austen war bride visiting Auckland arrived on Monterey and left her purse on a counter while attending to her son. After the clerk retrieved it, the purse had 600 dollars missing, leaving the incident under investigation.
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Auckland
Austen
Monterey
Two Japanese Whaling Expeditions Seen Returning Soon
A fragmentary report notes two Japanese whaling missions expected to return with about 10 000 tons of whale products. It references individuals including Willan Terry and BL McCracken and mentions international conventions and compliance.
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America
Willan
Terry
McCracken
Communists Included in Chilean Cabinet For First Time
A Chilean cabinet includes three communists marking the first time such members have held seats in the government. The list, announced today, signals a new openness in policy and party representation within the administration.
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Chiles
Jewish Council Calls Ban on Terrorist Group
In Jerusalem the Jewish National Council urged outlawing terrorist groups and appealing to the population to act against them after a deadly landmine attack north of Tal Aww. Reports describe renewed security measures, immigration tensions, and British naval actions involving migrants aboard a ship.
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Jewish Council
Jerusalem
1St Council
Jeruseem
Ran
Sip
Polish Protest Moves on Sritsh Demonstration
Fragmented OCR summary reports tense actions in a Polish protest. Officials in Prague or Warsaw coordinate to document participants and police response amid unclear details. Names and places are partially garbled, but the event centers on a government note and rising tensions at a rally.
Italian government regrets bomb outrage
Rome reports the Italian Premier de Ganperi sent a cable to British Prime Minister Attlee expressing regret over a bomb outrage. The message condemns the act as odious and serious, arousing indignation across Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
de Ganperi
Mr. Attlee
British presses and Sarawak seek Rajah return
Fragmentary text reports campaigning for a return to the Rajah position in Sarawak. Mention of Singapore and Kuching with references to an acting governor and cession demands to Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarawak
Singapore
Jemnae
Air Chariea
De Gaulle’s appeal tops French electors amid turmoil
New York Friday reports say General de Gaulle urged Albanian electors to back a November 10 vote while France faces a wave of nationwide strikes. Britain and Albanian tensions cited. Editorials warn the upheaval could affect the French election as 73 percent salary raises ripple through departments.
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New York
My. Post Bakec
Alana
Albania
United Ma Hiave
Noo Bake
Eee
Picture of Wilson for Canberra by BoMgtwood
Friday Du Wel announced that a picture of Woodrow Wilson had been sent to Dr Kvatt for the Australian Government archives in Canberra. The San Francisco conference had spurred appreciation for the services of Joy, shaping a note for inclusion in the national record. A thief snuck into H Firmsone and Co Bankatown during lunch and stole a ladies' case containing 6690 in money and cheques.
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Bomgtwood
du Wel
R. Century Firma
Wootrow Wilson
Dr. Kvatt
Ie l
Canberra
Dr Kvatt
Wim
Gitti Jwax
United Natican
Qoy Baty
Sydney
H. Firmsone and Co
Bankatown
Ieter Wen
Tito Declares No Prosecution in Belgrade Speech
Belgrade on a Friday Tito stated no prosecutions would follow, denouncing officials serving foreign interests. He referenced the arrest of Archbishop Mtepinar and said he had urged the Vatican to remove him, awaiting results for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Gical Ee
Alavia
Tito
Mtepinar
Vatican
Victorian Team Collapses in England Test Opener
Fragmented cricketer notes from Melbourne describe a chaotic Test opener with Victoria collapsing. English innings featured key wickets and several players named, while down under efforts faltered. The report mentions Hutton and Washbrook for England and Langridge with Bundt for Australia, highlighting a tense opening state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Vooe
Bath
Wright
Marrey
Air Record Angeles Fridey Renewed Tape-Pucine Lp Record
A fragment notes a renewed tape-Pucine LP record and a 36 hour period with faintings and aBkymaster release for Australia. It mentions a third machine on otter in unclear context.
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AIR Record
Angeles
Fridey
Australia
Otter
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