18 Nov 1947
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Nov 18, 1947
Page
1
Fragmentary report notes a princess visiting correspondents, mentioning women and a massacre, with unclear names and dates. The text references a commission and resolutions, plus officials Rakict Spe and Tait, and a vague note about populations. The readable pieces hint at a political discourse without coherent context.
London reports Meade says Princess Elizabeth will wed soon and the royal family, with Prince Philip Mountbatten, will host visitors at Buckingham Palace. A large crowd is anticipated as dignitaries arrive for the coronation era events and the Abbey service at Windsor with officials and royal aides preparing.
Fragmented text reports a Malayan protest concerning the deforation of seamen and related perceived offenses. Fragmentary phrases mention orders, emotional reactions, and references to identity and Covenant, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Fragmented OCR notes mention five areas in Pro in Central Lamon to be sheared and entered at Boones Centre open on November. United States army bases on Lumen slg Sema referenced.
Fragmentary clipping notes a congressional dispute over the House Speaker selection and related proceedings. Names and details are unclear, but reference to Mr Martin and a vote or petition appear amid references to a lynching event and duty to prosecute.
London Mondey reports a conference of delegates from the Bishop Auckland division voting unanimously in support of Dr Dalton, former Chancellor of the Exchequer, amid accusations of grave indiscretion in relation to Budget information given to the press.
A reported statement from public prosecutors outlines a murder aboard the Durean Castle en route from South Africa to England. The body of Rilber Gibwon, a young woman age two, is said to have been found through a porthole after a dance onboard. Joseph Cantd, aged ninety, is named in the statement as a person of interest.
Paris dispatch states Reynaud may head the next French cabinet as government formations begin. The report notes potential economic policy shifts and widespread security measures as authorities detain over 480 suspects amid unrest and troop movements.
A Sydney report notes calls to review a government decision on Malayans linked to wartime deportation concerns. The statement from a minister mentions Australians and Malayans, with emphasis on actions affecting families and wartime policy.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Satavians seeking understanding and reference to a date and Indoneetana. Names and details are unclear, but implies an appeal or broadcast related to Satavian issues, with a focus on comprehension and timing. Further readable specifics are not present in the text.
A Reuters style summary reports alleged communist agitation across Italian regions with claims of mob violence, vandalism, and arson aimed at railway stations and offices. The piece notes fears of a fascist revival and compares tactics to leftist groups ahead of spring elections.
A fragmentary note cites efforts to boost British tourism and visitor arrivals, urging promotional measures to attract travelers and stimulate economic activity. The text is incomplete and difficult to parse, but signals a policy push to grow overseas tourism.
Reported blasts at Yokosuka draw U S Army response as officials seek cause. An American colonel called to clarify the incident. Military authorities vow a full investigation by the Board of Officers while ambulances and doctors rush to aid casualties.
The Crown prosecutor told the Supreme Court that evidence would be submitted regarding a death linked to a boxing figure in Auckland. Medical evidence suggested Povey's heart was involved, with the hearing adjourned for further examination.
A Vienna report states camp victims assaulted a German conductor amid tense postwar conditions. Authorities opened inquiries into the incident and are reviewing security measures at the facility. Local officials promised full cooperation with investigators and appealed for calm.
Fragmentary report describes a crew of a Halifax freighter managing to ashore in boats after a mid voyage incident. The message mentions lone men and a transmitter failing, with expectations of more sailors arriving tomorrow.
Vyshinski in a New York speech to the Soviet American Friendship Council likened Churchill Byrnes and de Gaulle to Napoleon and Hitler, warning admirers not to pursue dangerous illusions about the USSR and to heed history. The talk praises friendly ties with the United Nations and reflects goodwill sentiments toward America.
An unclear report describes a man in Devonport on a Saturday near Pomain street and the rocks by the witch and haroon area. The witness claimed a dramatic onlookers rope incident and that the experience felt unreal yet terrifying.
Fragmentary note suggests a proposal to raise an allowance or pension by a specified amount in wartime service. The legible parts indicate an intent to adjust pay or benefits, with references to months or terms of service and a monetary increase in pounds and shillings.
An Australian official, A. J. Dal-Pell, will head an informal mission to Greece for about one month. The group, around 20 members, includes an Australian in charge and is connected to the United Nations relief effort.
Fragmentary text notes a private aviation division established in London at Park Lane. It mentions the Federation’s decision and the Aero Club taking responsibility for private air touring the world, with reviews or freedoms implied for members.
Fragmentary report describes a smuggling operation along the Chinese coast. Details are unclear but refer to seizure actions and figures tied to authorities and timing amid wartime context.
A damaged OCR readout describes a violent incident in the Athena Mesa area. It mentions scores of casualties including 39 dead and 30 wounded in one group and 35 dead with 35 others in another. Names and places are garbled.
Diplomatic dispatch notes that the party rejects a proposed agreement with the Communists, criticizing the method and timing. The message claims Maatern and Weetarn factions undermined the party by pursuing a deal without consulting the executive body.
A news agency report states that Radial union leaders pressed Bo vint delegates to engage in World Tepe conte agitation while labeling opponents opportunistic. The federation was urged not to stay sidelined as the economic struggle intensified, prompting a strong offensive reaction.
A member of Parliament warns against South Africa adopting commercial radio, saying a report by Australian authorities shows Australia has made music public and questions remain whether South Africa should follow. The Australian Broadcasting Commission is cited as having influenced Australian music culture.
The readable lines describe chaotic chatter about an arm of throws and a possible coup in Latmanne with mentions of murder and a surveillance of a government response. Several garbled phrases reference "Stropaan Gomrenents" and a reaction to stop the sandantin, shaping a fragmentary political rumor.
Fragmented OCR text describes items at St James's Palace including a large sapphire necklace, a ruby ring, and a display of jewels. Mentions Queen and guards with a detective involvement amid a crowded palace scene.
Fragmentary OCR item notes a grant or tag action involving a dogte and cowll terms. Readable names or details are limited, but indicates a reported official decision or allocation. Further context unclear due to garbled text.
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