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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Nov 21, 1945
Page
1
Lord Justice Lawrence speaks at the trial noting the duty of states to uphold democracy and liberty. The proceedings reveal wartime testimonies and the role of spiritual ties in shaping postwar accountability. Descriptions of defendants and witnesses appear with references to Dachau and Treason charges framed within a broader UN fellowship.
In a Pearl Harbor inquiry transcript Admiral J Richardson recalls President Roosevelt saying in October 1940 that Japan will force the United States to enter the war. He quotes Roosevelt noting that if Japan attacks Thailand, Kra enirmula, the Dutch East Indies or the Philippines the US would not yet enter the conflict. The report also mentions a British protest against policy and unrest in Tel Aviv.
An incoherent snippet notes dissatisfaction with Russia's replies in a parliamentary debate. Mentions ministers, Bevin, and talks on a treaty or agreement with Turkey and Hungary and references to potential military or wartime matters.
A garbled report from Ottawa notes the Prime Minister addressing immigration in Canada. The statement implies Dominion leaders may resist certain English policy changes and signals shifts in policy discussions with Britain.
A scrambled report shows Mr Morrison announcing government plans to nationalise key utilities and railways while seeking a smooth transition. He outlines two options for control of roads and transport and stresses industrial aid, with opposition urging timely action and a coordinated national strategy.
The British Control Commission announced a prisoner and civilian exchange involving Germans in control zones between Germany and Poland. The plan, amid Allied efforts, will affect thousands and is part of larger talks with American and French representatives.
Reports from Tehran describe a crackdown as Persian authorities move to stamp out the northern revolt. Britannica and other outlets note troop movements, evacuations, and diplomatic exchanges with Britain and Russia. Ambassadors in Washington say Tehran seeks to prevent foreign intervention while awaiting a March deadline for withdrawal of forces.
London reports Baillie-Stewart, known as The Omver In the Over, appeared today at the Old Bailey charged with treason. Police intelligence records allegedly show Tulika traded by a merchant at Paris radio weighing on the case.
Chungking dispatches report Chiang Kai-shek forces are moving into Manchuria via routes near Aliekarewari and Suichung, extending beyond the Great Wall. Nationalist units veer east and west of Xinkwik Wan, aiming to seize Chanchun and assume civilian and military administration as New China reshapes control.
The French Assembly urged General de Gaulle to head a government with three equal parties. De Gaulle agreed to resume efforts to form a three-party ministry amid mixed support and Communist caution. The debate focused on coalition terms, while opposition warned against foreign influence and a non communiste path.
A ragged dispatch from New York reports a rising crime wave as police investigate possible links to a hidden gold hoard. Citizens fear a spate of child crimes and violence tied to street crowds and illicit markets while authorities pledge heightened patrols and public safety efforts.
A garbled report speaks of British willingness to pursue talks with Japan amid rising tensions in Southeast Asia. It notes Indonesian and regional unrest, a possible war stance, and warnings from local authorities as bombings and attacks affect Batavia and surrounding areas.
Manila reports the prosecution finished its case against General Yamashita for atrocities. The court denied defense claims of immediate treason and jurisdiction. Gen MacArthur ordered the trial to proceed despite a reported suicide by General Baron Hone and fears of a possible court issue.
The United States Army abruptly halted destruction of German war materials in Frankfurt and Tula. State Department reportedly dictated the policy shift as negotiations proceed with several countries. US sources declined comment.
UNRRA Agriculture Economist W R Pawleys reports severe shortage of food and clothing in parts of the Philippines. Families suffer as women wear old garments and children miss school. Survey details aid needs, with relief shipments tied to funding and the Orient market outlook for next year.
A fragmented report states the Greek cabinet resigned and held a meeting of former premiers in London. They conferred with the British ambassador and planned immediate steps to prevent a broader crisis.
Amsterdam dispatch reports Queen AVUairine urging unity between Dutch and Indonesians as the Netherlands provisions parliament opens. The queen says future relations must build solidarity and prevent renewed conflict, signaling a cautious path after past tensions.
London Tuesday. The Minister of State Mr Noel Bunker told the House of Commons that reports from ministers in Russia Poland and Czechoslovakia found no basis for claims that four and a half million Germans were transferred from Central Europe to Western Germany. He said repulsions from Cardinalovakia had been few and Polish transfers greatly diminished. He dismissed rumours of large Kumians expulsions as unfounded.
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