05 Oct 1946
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 05, 1946
Page
1
Berlin Times correspondent reports the rejection of a retrial for Nazis acquitted by the International Tribunal. The tone assess that German understanding of democracy lags behind Allied aims and questions progress in post war justice.
A turbulent conference debates private ownership versus state control in Britain with Conservative leaders urging partnership between government capital and industry. They defend free enterprise, oppose broad nationalization, and push for empire preferences while addressing postwar economic security and wage policy.
Report from London describes explosions at a Dctane fuel plant causing extensive damage. A conference at the Conservates Pury in Binckpass cited shared responsibility and a reward, with remarks attributed to former Foreign Secretary MF. Eleni heneddreaine.
At Paris talks Friday, repeated objections during a near ten hour Military Committee session caused tense exchanges between General Hlaveni of Ruan and Mr. Alexandra of Britain. General Slaven refused Alexander’s procedural proposals, stating no acceptance. Alexander argued he comes from a foreign democratic country, while the conference continued amid friction and contested points.
Washington reports the President urging an end to industrial strife and backing Reconversion Director John Pectin as price inflation could harm the economy. The Director’s quarterly report warns that rapid price rises threaten demand and trigger serious repercussions, while wage increases should be restrained to prevent broader harm.
The Japanese officers Techi na Hoshie, Yoshii Shieno, and Suro Matcha were sentenced to hang by an Americas military commission for cannibalism. Evidence showed they ate the liver of a captured American, while Vice Admiral Kuneio Wart received life imprisonment for failure to prevent cannibalism. Others were given prison terms from six years to life for participating in the incident.
Cairo Friday reports Deputy Prime Minister Laut y Phahal and Commerce Minister Habaahi Pastin have resigned from the cabinet. The prime minister said preparations are under way for talks in London on treaty terms while Britain urged withdrawal of troops from Egypt and a proposed review of the treaty.
Russia has submitted recommendations on key principles for an international police force, ending a five month deadlock. The Security Council failed to unanimously approve a draft charter for an international refugee organization due to opposition from the United States, France, and Yugoslavia, which said changes were needed before approval.
Fragmentary report notes Greeks acclaiming a king in Parliament amid political tension. The text references Republicans and a speaker, with mentions of Athens and potential succession, but details are unclear due to OCR corruption.
A damaged OCR fragment references a road incident at night with a vehicle and a person named Sonny. Context is unclear about actions and outcomes. The readable bits suggest an event on the road at night but lack definitive identities or specifics.
London reports reveal a British led committee vote on reparations and treaty Clauses. The Australian motion supported formation of a continuing council while Russia and Romania disputed the scope. Britain and the United States signaled agreement on key diplomatic terms as the draft treaty faced export failures.
A garbled 1920s page fragment mentions a Moscow visit and Balkan discussions. References include economic talks, a trade delegation, and various names and places, with uncertain details. The readable terms point to international diplomacy and economic engagement during a period of tension.
A Jacksonville report states Crewe of Bwa County was sentenced to a year in jail and fined 1000 dollars for violating the rights of a Black individual in aFriday case. The outcome reflects local enforcement actions amid civil rights concerns.
The document details Britain and Australia considering a joint rocket development program. It notes a proposed test range off the Indian Ocean, estimated costs in the millions, and manufacturing links to Australia with British leadership. It mentions strategic aims and cabinet timing, plus involvement of Australian and British officials.
Newark reports the American Tennis Association reaffirming opposition to open tournaments or further professional encroachments, underscoring a stance against mixed professional and amateur events.
An Aberdeen style report notes a military flight touching Melbourne, Australia with four passengers aboard, including a commander and engineers. The event ties to Laverton and Lavirion facilities as part of Commonwealth operations.
HeloMade reports Archbishop Bixpinaga denies writing a document justifying massacres in Beania. Accusations claim archives show Croat leader Heveliteh sources. officials say followers were not active enemies and deny involvement. Observers note connections to various conferences and political plots.
A report from the Indian Trade Commissioner in Australia states India will join a valuable trade in cotton textiles. The shift comes as Britain, the United States, and Canada push exports, while industrialists learn to navigate reorganizations in the Japanese trade.
Spain joins the provisional International Civil Aviation Organisation amid opposition from Russia as support from Ukraine Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia helps secure the admission. Details of votes and procedural steps remain to be clarified.
Report notes that no musicians played on the luxury liner Queen Elizabeth during a trial run on the Clyde with the royal fleet aboard. The text mentions fiscal figures and proposed commissions for regional rehabilitation, plus a debate over long term operations versus short term funding.
An invitation to Jews to join Arabs in forming a united Palestine emerges amid secret themes guiding cooperation. The message calls for shared destiny and political unity, signaling a potential cross community effort despite tensions.
Reported German espionage disrupted U S military codes as an investigation widens its scope. Officials study alleged breaches, seeking to identify culprits and secure communications. Public confidence and defense readiness face scrutiny amid the unfolding inquiry.
A fragmented report outlines a proposed Provisional Government with seven Arab and three Jewish ministers. It mentions a Constituent Assembly, a drafted constitution, and international guarantees while noting reactions from Arab communities and Allied powers amid wartime pressures.
Atributed to a crash at 7 000 feet involving 31 passengers including six children. After eight hours of questioning through a rigged country officials stated no survivors. Investigators noted the crash height and cause remained unclear as authorities released details. Planes from Harmon joined the response that night as authorities pursued the investigation.
Rebels attacked oil depots seven miles from Teheran causing fires as Persian war reports stated Indian troops from Karachi were diverted for troop replacement. The violence left dozens dead and many wounded amid regional warfare signals.
Tribesmen report control of the coastal town Beranthah near Bushire and demand the same autonomy granted to Azerbaijan. Unconfirmed reports claim rebels attack Bhitaj and Qercenouse as fighting erupts around Ox Khaxerum, with casualties northwest of Bushire. A somber nationwide mourning is announced for the nation.
Two men and a 16 year old were arrested today on arson charges for breaking into Woodley Wine cellars and causing about £7,000 damage. It is alleged they stole government cartridges and other valuable items kept for safekeeping during the war.
Major General Larkin announced progress in negotiations to buy meat in Australia and Argentina to feed American troops in the Pacific and Europe.
The military committees backed the Bulgarian treaty clauses by 85 votes to eight despite opposition. The Russian delegate refused alignment with committee reports amid disagreement over a 40 torpedo boat allowance to Bulgaria. The minority report and other motions were also presented during the session.
A garbled report notes a world speed record for a motor cycle at London. The designer expressed pleasure and hoped for a four-wheeled machine next year while Bouman set the speed record amid uncertain words.
Parliamentary Secretary to the Board of Trade explained a decentralisation scheme aimed at northern England. The plan would fund and advance projects to employ men and women, seeking to avert economic calamity and spread development across the region.
A report cites real Catholic animosities and a government probe into alleged persistent intimidation by a union. Officials store a case against the Paniane Union, accusing it of coercing school authorities and failing to safeguard about 700 pupils amid a controversy over discipline and safety.
A brief dispatch from Calcutta notes a goods train collision causing injuries. Details are unclear as the report mentions casualties and ongoing investigations, with no official settlement announcements published.
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