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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Nov 04, 1948
Page
1
Nazi generals in Britain to face trials
In London the fate of several high ranking Nazi generals in Britain hangs on upcoming wartime tribunals. Officials and defense leaders debate whether key figures will stand trial as they face charges related to war crimes and collaboration.
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Britain
London
Gareld
Barre
Surprise Results From Intensive Campaign Returns
The night brought unexpected shifts as Truman and Dewey forged ahead in combative states while Thurmond’s third party run lingered. Early statewide totals showed Dewey near victory in New York and Truman expanding in key districts, with governors’ races swinging toward Democrats in several states. Final tallies remained unsettled as constitutional and electoral complexities shaped the race’s final outcome.
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Antioy
Beret
Caroline
Mississippi
House of Representatives
Thumond
Truman Dewey
Nok
Thurmond Wock
Democrats
Democrata
Timy Woo
Jecwormhipe
Truman
Apwari
Gomey
Dalton approves stock aid for party measure
Fragmentary note indicates approval steps by Dalton and Wade for a party related measure. Limited readable text references a nationalization or taxation context and a parliamentary process. Entities are unclear due to damaged OCR.
War Plants Lost in Trade War Surplus Funds
Sarlington government plan allocates 148,168,800 to the National Industrial Reserve to preserve war surplus plants. Funds support reuse and distribution to related committees, with emphasis on maintaining production and industry stability amid postwar needs.
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Sarlington
Wednesde
Lena
Treaty friction with Australia causes Washington speculation
Washington rumors widen over the recitation of the commerce treaty with Australia raising questions about reciprocal concessions. Reports mention potential reductions in duties and the alignment of tariffs, while observers note the political sensitivity of the pact amid ongoing emigration concerns.
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Washington
Australia
United States
Australia backs British Empire stance in parliament
Ambiguous statements from Australian MPs reflect support for Britain as Prime Minister ME Chitapi asserts Australia should stand with the empire. Debate mentions Burma and government actions, with calls about liquidation of the empire and strong ties to Britain.
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Australia
API
Britain
Beale
Stallard
Burma
Vyshinsky Rebuked In Political Committee
Fragmented report states Vyshinsky was rebuked by a political committee led by Paul Henri Speak for alleged theft of a chemical and criticism of Soviet policy. The piece then shifts to a separate crash incident in Dakota, noting fatalities and a disputed timeline with unclear names and dates.
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Paris
Rotveiet
Paul Henri Speak
Philippines
Sat
Paradarly
Ray
Church Urges Stand Against Lawbreaking and Crime
Archbishops and diocesan leaders warn of rising crime and social decay. They say lax morals, deceit, and widespread misconduct threaten community unity and threaten respect for others. Divorce courts reveal common fault and lack of social restraint.
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Cape Trom
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Sweden to Retain Strong Defence
The article reports Sweden's stated intent to maintain a robust defence and readiness for various threats. It quotes government officials emphasizing no tolerance for attempted disarmament or concessions to adversaries, underscoring a firm security posture.
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Sweden
Soviet Build Up of New Army Alarms Allies
Reuters reports Britain and other authorities dispute German and Soviet claims about a new army buildup in the Berlin corridor. The article notes Soviet forces with tanks and heavy artillery and mentions German General von Paulus and Allied concerns over strategic alignments and potential misstatements.
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Uae
Uae: Re Phone. At Wr, Ne de Elnvesh “Recnriing Bs General Berelber
Paulus
Beydutz
Vyshinsky Amazed by U S Election Outcome
Vague OCR fragment reports Vyshinsky expressing amazement at the U S election results and party positions. Text is garbled with unclear names and dates, but suggests reaction to political developments and possible Democrat alignment.
Goal Production Rise Reported in British Coal Output
An early 1948 survey of British coal production shows a rise in output compared with 1947. Production reached about 472 million tons, exceeding the prior year by a substantial margin, with gains noted across various regions and mines.
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London
Biridah
Ain Aimee Tims
Communists Active in Calcutta Conference Report
Investigations connect a clandestine Communist organ in India with funding from regional movements in Burma Malaya China and Indonesia Police and officials view a Southeast Asia youth gathering in Calcutta as a cover for agitators leading a major Communist conference in the region The London export market highlights turmoil in motor exports valued at 108 million pounds with 482 million in another listing
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Vendon
Wedyanung
India
Sa 4 Waliree
Burma
Malaya
China
Indonesia
Skys
Camn
Toga
Hee
Computar
Umit
Calcutta
Aalst
Brahmin Confesses to Gandhi Assassination in Court
Nathuam Vinayak Godse, 35, confessed in court that he murdered Mahatma Gandhi. He said his act was morally justified and expressed reverence for Gandhi before the shooting, claiming Gandhi's policies harmed millions of Hindus and that removing him would end the atrocities.
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Gandhi
New Delhi
Nathuam Vinayak Godse
Brahin
Adhi
Hie
Gode
Thera
Sama
Fred
Findus
Iron Lung Birth Report From Perth Event
Fragmented OCR notes describe a birth in Perth involving a patient in an iron lung. The text is garbled but references a mother, a baby named Peetty or Peet, and a plane travel detail during delivery with unclear medical context. Public health sense is minimal in the readable lines.
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Perth
Peetty
Raat
French Strikers Attack After 2 Day Truce
Reported clashes erupt as French strikers attack after a two day ceasefire. Police and troops confronted demonstrators in Sydney suburb areas, with several injuries claimed amid chaotic street actions and chants of the Internationale.
Fragmentary police report on Bart Sey loan and car incident
Police records describe a disjointed account involving Bart Sey lending items to others, a car breaking down, and a suspect named Wartsey setting it off. The narrative notes an anesthesia claim and ongoing difficulty in tracing movements.
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Bartsey
Wartsey
Annthesia
Shareholders to sue Matson Line directors over war era losses
A Mabou Lane group sues the Matson Line directors seeking 0,258,000 dollars in recovery for alleged waste during wartime reconstruction of the Muripass Mouletwy and Lurline. The praminco ban appears in Ny. termsl.
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Immediate Aid Sought to Avert China's Collapse
An American source warns of a near total Chinese collapse and urges urgent aid. The report cites a massive military mobilization and a central government push, with estimates of 10 million conscripts ready for defense and warnings of a possible national crisis.
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Chiang Anbardoning
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Taras
Mukcen
Assembly calls on powers to promote peace
Delegations gathered in Paris for a major assembly urging Great Powers to resolve differences and promote peace. Leaders including Mr Churenil and Stalin were cited as hopes for policy alignment with the depositions’ aims.
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Assembly
Paris
Wedtasday
Laud Spplauss
General Assembly
Lamtiey
Cecelle
Churenil
Stalin
Indomni
U N C May Defer Plan For Palestine
Paris dispatch reports inside the United Nations debate over the Bernadotte plan for Palestine. Britain seeks thorough Assembly examination while the United States leans toward delay. Egyptian sources claim renewed Jewish attacks near El Falougs as front-line tensions rise.
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Palestine
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Byriah Gover
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el Falougs
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Gaza
Tews Fan
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Empire Talks Yield Broad Agreement
London reports that empire talks concluded with broad consensus on principles and cooperation. Prime Minister and delegates agreed on common objectives and steps toward construction and expansion while addressing key future plans and partnerships.
Ambush Kills Three in Pahang Terrorist Attack
A Malaysian convoy near Gua Muanng was ambushed by terrorists yesterday, leaving three killed and two wounded. The attack, described as part of a broader wave of rebel outrages, also targeted police patrols and officials in nearby Perak, with a photographer and friend reportedly among the injured or missing.
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Pahang
Torres
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Traffic Control Notice From 1900s Publication
Fragmentary OCR reads a traffic control notice with garbled phrases about public works and costs. It mentions eyelets, a plant, and prices in pounds, but the text is unclear and many words are jumbled. The readable items suggest a municipal traffic guidance or control update reported yesterday.
Stain Kaguaed On A Spiritest
A fragmented note mentions a stain on a spirit test and a fate of the world, with unclear names and phrases suggesting a literary or ceremonial context. The readable elements hint at a symbolic or mythic scene rather than a clear news event.
Supers Modpem Cans for Royal Tour of Australia
Australian and New Zealand drivers prepare 26 hand-built superwestern cars for the royal tour next year. The vehicles cost £48,000 and include three horse power engines, seven kilometers, and 32 horsepower. The cars will be painted dark bile with refined finishes and ready for the revellers.
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Londom
Wedneday
New Zealand
Mbna
Mlot’s Lost Licence Shocks Local Community
A garbled local notice reports Mr Mlot losing his licence amid transit concerns. The fragment mentions a транспорт issue, verification steps, and a probable investigation timeline, with references to certificates and a department decision. The text is incomplete and uncertain about precise actions or dates.
Admitted to CRO and IRS.
Fragmentary notice records admission to CRO and IRS with unclear details. Names and locations are partially legible, suggesting a legal or administrative action dated midweek in a regional area. Further readable specifics are not present in the usable text.
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SPMN
CRO
IRS
Glen UN
Abbertarmatioanal
Fenton
Weunumbe Statistics
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