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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Nov 05, 1947
Page
1
Reported clashes in a Kashmir village conclude with Indian troops withdrawing amid calls from Pakistan for relief from martial law. Protesters shout free Kashmir as authorities say operations progress toward planned outcomes, while regional tensions persist.
A Moscow radio broadcast announced that Nikolai Bulganin, who succeeded Iain in March as minister, has been promoted from general to a top rank in the Soviet armed forces, signaling a senior leadership shift.
In London on Monday Prime Minister Atlee announced large monthly reductions in dollar food purchases. A figure around 12 million pounds was cited, with wheat costs and other items noted. The speech referenced reduced supplies and shifts in consumption, including a move toward dried fruit and puddings as substitutes.
Tokyo correspondent reports a clandestine network of organizations tied to a Japanese threat to U.S. democracy. The piece notes radical elements and possible influence campaigns impacting American political processes from abroad.
A former ambassador, fatigued and nerve worn, faced danger as reports emerged of a network seeking to preserve the status quo in Japan. The group known as the Oysbun Kobun or Bose Menchinan system allegedly linked units to pursue a unified, feudalistic objective.
A chaotic report describes a wartime propaganda effort in New York aimed at promoting peace, referencing Australian, French, and Canadian proposals. The piece notes opposition by Allied powers to force U.S. control and criticizes wartime messaging during a tense period.
A Milwaukee ad in Toewday Ads cites Lansing Hoyt as chairman of Winconain declaring General MacArthur may seek the presidency. The Baltimore Sun report says Tokyo and mutty guidance suggest a strategic move toward a Republican nomination with a grand return to the United States to pursue the bid.
Fragmentary text describes a disrupted Costa Rican election with damaged reports about candidates Rafael, Otllo Ulate, and opposition. Mentions a high watch or stake and injuries from an event affecting a newspaper. Details are unclear and partially garbled.
Sunday reports note the royal wedding proceed despite earlier delays with religious rites. The procession forms at the West End as crowds gather. details in the record describe the ceremonial route and attendance, including royal officials and guests.
A light engine collision in Beith North last night injures four men and eight women as the first carriage rammed into a light engine. Fourteen people were affected as engines derailed and tracks remained blocked for hours.
Reports say Chinese forces push toward Kirin from Changchun aiming to relieve trapped areas. Authorities claim First Army advances along the Mukden to Changchun corridor with relief supply efforts ongoing.
Teheran reports Ibrahim Kadje Nuri said Persia knew of an American imperialism camp. He rejected Rumian vituperations as coming from minds, criticizing Moscow Pros and radio backlash as discouraging to friendship and upsetting Persian sentiment.
A Hungarian interior ministry report lists Jack Guinn as an alleged foreign spy. He is required to leave the country or face pension charges while connected to events surrounding Premier Ferenc Magyar’s resignation. His London office notes a long record and reports tied to attacks on an opposition candidate during the recent election.
New York dispatch reports Soviet refusal of a U N partition plan for Palestine. Britain and the United States face a transition period proposal with a 6 month election window and a U N led commission to oversee provisional government and regional security during the transition.
Fragmented OCR shows a local notice with names and dates. Readable bits indicate a meeting or class ending March 31, with mentions of the Hoop and a road event. Unable to confirm full details due to garbled text.
London MPs vote 199 to 144 to uphold the Government's Control of Engagement Order. Mr Rhys Davies challenged the measure arguing it would curb liberty, but Labour ministers rejected claims of job displacement and said enforcement would be practical and enduring despite concerns.
In Washington on Tuesday the Director of Agriculture Mr Bulloche discussed increasing supplies to Australia of fertilizers, ammonia, sulphate and tractors with the Australian and US Departments. He predicted a profitable outcome and is studying hemp production technology maps, planning further talks in New York after the World Food event.
A Blam Gang member attacked Tel Aviv police headquarters after pasting illegal notices along Allsnby Road. The brief assault followed Britain’s withdrawal announcement, with shots fired and a second assailant wounded.
A London report notes Tom Laf plans as a spec special d to ensure a British haven for the former Polish peasant leader amidst political and social debate.
An interview reports rising global food shortages with Poland's Mikolajceviie, who fled to Britain to avoid execution by a communist regime. He warns of economic strain, calls for bold action on surplus markets, and predicts possible rationing in 1941 as demand outstrips supply. He notes escape risks and urges international aid.
Washington Tuesday Mr Dolliver a member of the Congressional Committee has just completed 39000 in airways facilities work and found no rescue secret off the Guar Wale and Benny to Hawaii routes despite Trans Pacific airlines using that route or an alternative by passed Midway. The committee was disturbed and pledged to push Congress to act.
A garbled note reports Crosby Enterprises negotiating with an Australian lawn tennis association for an Australian tour led by Don Budge and Al Marble with figures such as Larry Crosby and Rayleen Fhre. Additional names like Jack Weramer and Bing Cromby appear unsettled amid tentative plans.
Shannon arrived in San Francisco aboard One Boogabut and was taken to San Bruno stables. The grooms said both horses behaved well and Shannon looked fresh and in excellent condition. Wes accompanied to the San Jose stable of Mrs. John Payson Adame.
London reports Britain, France, and the British zone in Germany launching inquiries into a fraud network tied to a deficit of £58 million. Best officers including colonels and majors arrested amid claims whisky, food, cigarettes, cars, and petrol moved on the French black market.
Report from Wellington cites a claim that large quantities of Australian and New Zealand butter could be bought in Shanghai markets at 6 to 8 shillings per 1, but buyers could not determine the butter’s origin or how it reached Shanghai. The remarks come as Mr AXaywa returned to Dunedin after service with the U MACR A’s Fishing Rehabilitation administration flow Hayward notes a friend from Australia shared a huge picnic of butter and the two men were told unlimited quantities were available.
Australian minister reports Sir William Webb will return from Tokyo where he serves on the International Military Tribunal for the War East. He is expected to take a seat on the Australian High Court bench for a few weeks after completing work in Australia.
The Prime Minister announced last night a plan to appoint William Webb to the High Court Bench in Sydney’s upcoming sessions, with the Australia policy stance discussed at Tokyo. Webb is slated for a forthcoming judicial appointment.
Final analysis shows Conservatives leading in English and Welsh polls with gains across municipalities including four Labour losses and independents regressing. Labour drops to around 4 percent, Liberals up modestly, Conservatives secure a majority of gains amid fragmented opposition.
A fragmented report from London indicates Labour officials demand the resignation of a senior party figure amid a government motion a row over alleged dishonourable conduct dominates the week’s political news. The ambiguously worded text suggests internal party strife and calls for accountability.
Egypt reports 271 cholera deaths yesterday a decrease from 388 the day before with 461 new cases. The American Associated Press notes Freitas sent its Plane service team to Egypt to France. Convictions include a £608 fine and three months for charging 20 for anticholera injections, while a medicatoi order required doctors to provide injections free of charge.
The Queen Elizabeth aided a schooner described as going to the Azores. The vessel faced difficulties last night and the ship continued toward Southamplote as it sought aid.
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