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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Nov 11, 1947
Page
1
The Indian government seized Junagadh in September, a princely state with ties to Pakistan. The move followed tensions over Junagadh joining India and reports that Pakistan sought to influence the region.
Fragmentary OCR describes a luxury liner Liberte voyage and an 1848 Baramula assault. Mentions British action and convent siege by Pathan tribes, priest Father George Bhanke, Baramula High School principal, hospital damage, and a woman hospitalized with burns.
A New York report quotes Mr. DNN Pat MP criticizing a tough policy toward the Soviet Union as likely to fail and raise war risk. He argues the policy cannot deter Russia and would worsen tensions, speaking to 5,000 people in St Paul amid Council of Amelia friendship support.
A historical report estimates global use of repatriation during wartime, noting numbers held by Allied nations. It cites Britain, France, Belgium, and the United States, with Germany and Japan among those awaiting release and suspected war criminals. The figures include totals of prisoners and those awaiting return across multiple nations.
Amid a wide outbreak, cholera deaths rise with southern provinces under special focus. By late April the epidemic has claimed thousands, with reported totals climbing as authorities address the surge and medical facilities strain under the surge in cases.
A government minister considers whether to restart a major Aberdeen project. Officials discuss whether to redo work to obtain required materials and complete the facade improvements.
A fragmented OCR note references Princess Hueg, an Alt Yovtenney tour, and various exotic items. Mentions Portuguese governance, hand made tech, native crafts, and period Terra Forte themes. details unclear and names partially garbled. Industrial and cultural clues hint at a historical travel or trade piece with scattered proper nouns.
UK and Portuguese government representatives in London held talks on expanding trade links. After discussions on Manila and sugar, officials reached agreement on outstanding questions and pledged further development of mutually advantageous trade between the sterling area and Portugal.
A mass breakout at Cain Prison freed about 80 inmates in a single afternoon. Guards alerted by the ruckus, two escapees were injured, and seven of the escapees were recaptured. The rest remain at large as authorities continue the search.
Washington reports the Secretary of State and General Marshall seek urgent aid to aid South Europe. Congress may approve a funding range near 16 to 20 million dollars to cover a program starting around April 1, 1948. Additional details indicate a tentative authorization of 6 to 9 million or more.
A London dispatch reports splits between Mufti and the Arab League over Palestine policy. The league refuses to back the Mufti plan and bars backing from Syria. The Mufti is barred from Cairo. King Farouk halts support and tensions rise as the dispute spills into the region.
NEW YORK Monday The United States is expected to reject the Canadian compromise proposal to place the United Nations Palestine Partition Commission under the Equity call while leaving the task of electing its members to them. Well-informed quarters say that even a mere agreement could endanger the partition plan at the United Nations as Moscow and Washington clash on the key question.
In Paris on Monday Reuters reports an open split in the French labour movement. About 200 landing members of the anti Communist minority within the Communist dominated CGT denounced Communist use of the CGT for political purposes and decided to take action to democratise the CGT.
Fragmentary report indicates a Monday Washington note about an agreement to spend about 30 million dollars. The funds are said to derive from a sale of American vila property to train students in Chinese and United States institutions. The text is damaged and incomplete.
A Chinese report from Monday claims a "great victory" near Changwu about 60 miles northwest of Mukden. Government troops killed 7,000 Communists and captured 1,000 in the action.
A fragmented report describes Afar thalt plans facing opposition as discontent grows within unions across France. It notes declines in Confederation membership and internal strife while Communist influence widens in policy circles and labor groups.
A garbled report claims Russian troops mobilize near the Turkish frontier, with references to Istanbul and unnamed officials. The piece hints at possible naval movements and government reactions but remains unclear on specifics or dates.
Paris dispatch reports three newly elected mayors Guinard Garret Collin and Meeliter drowned when their car plunged into the Riverhouse near Bar le Duc during a fox hunt. Local authorities confirm the tragedy and identify the four leaders as the victims.
A London based plan suggests mid air refuelling of passenger planes over the Atlantic by next winter. Sir Alan Cobham forecast fuel points along the London to New York route would lie west of Ireland near the Ireland Sea.
Fragmentary report claims General Inatuating Banatencu died Monday amid postwar cabinet turmoil. American Associated Press notes he oversaw wartime actions and was linked to Axia camp operations, with unclear details due to damaged text.
A late 19th century note from London discusses English recruits for the Bush Brotherhood in Australia. Archbishop Balety of Brisbane comments on the large number of workers needed and the role of jubilee calibrations in London. The piece questions how many recruits will result from the upcoming jubilee events.
A brief notice states Damien Sameer will serve as Acting Governor-General of India during the absence of Lord Mountbatten. The appointment follows the departure of a minister to attend a state wedding amid tensions and opposition to colonial rule.
United States General Clay noted Germany’s industrial rebound lagging behind Europe as German food output and exports suffered a sharp drop. The article cites a 28 percent decrease and puts German farming under strain amid broader economic weakness in 1947.
In London a major meeting at Lorde to review the method of appointing umpires for the Edgland v Australia test cricket series is planned. Reports mention the board will rule on light stoppages, with players bearing responsibility for play when light fails.
A wartime despatch reports American servicemen face large obligations tied to armed forces debts. Major Wal ersee notes a sum near eighty-one million dollars, with projected clearance over about two years as authorities outline repayment actions and possible legal implications.
Reports say loyalist forces massed to march on Bangkok to oust rebel factions as a bloodless coup pact nears. King Phumiphon and prime officials reportedly signed to ease bloodshed while coup leaders tighten grip. Washington notes the long shadow of anti Western sentiment in Siam.
Manila news recounts violence during a mayoral campaign in Sainte Province. Gunfire and killings mar a campaign speech as Liberal and Anconsilata Paytive factions face allegations of arms use and intimidation.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions actions near August and a location likely connected to a naval or military event. Readable items include a possible date in August and a reference to movement or arrival in a port area. No clear names or outcomes are determined.
Washington dispatch reports unrest hindering U S aid to Greece. The article notes political instability and domestic pressures affecting relief efforts and policy decisions.
A London report quotes Sir Raa on a British project claiming a rocket to the Moon with manned return within thirteen years. The article describes research aims, safety tests, and the potential timeline, noting government backing and scientific optimism.
Heavy floods sweep across the region testing Pit Bowre of Provtecy defenses. Local authorities issue warnings as waters rise, residents evacuate low ground areas, and relief efforts mobilize with aid from provincial agencies and volunteers.
Fragmented OCR text references a future conference policy in Berlin with mentions of German politicians, Omar, Cammy Nee, and foreign ministers. The passage is garbled, lacking clear events, dates, or attributable outcomes, but hints at party involvement and policy aims without concrete details.
In London, MP Iyn Walken resigns from the Labour Party seat amid party infighting. The official notice cites leadership tensions and a request to step down, signaling a political shakeup within Allied Workers and the party ranks.
The advisory caretaks of Col Hodgson Bil l Colanel Madge will depart Australia with Paul Hasluck resigning as minister to France. The undertakings indicate Ausralia will appoint a successor and the colonial council will convene on December 4 to finalize arrangements.
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