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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Oct 15, 1946

Page

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Truce Arranged Between Indonesians and Dutch in Batavia

In Batavia the Indonesian Premier Sjahrir and Dutch representative Prof Schermerhorn agreed to a three hour mediation chaired by Lord Killearn to pause fighting. Indonesian chiefs dropped demand for preconditions on troop withdrawals, affecting about 20 000 British 50 000 Dutch and 100 000 Indonesians though practical limits delay full effect.

Batavia Sutan Sjahrir Netherlands Schermer. Hom

French Accept New Constitution Debate Stirs Europe

A French provisional government accepts the new constitution amid political tension as parties debate leadership and the role of president. Comments from Communist and Socialist factions indicate sharp ideological divides while Britain records industry concerns and a government study on US conditions.

Presee Tage Abel Tay Comite Wren Reuters Uden Bosdly Ainda Vem i Tarnat Aidloruren Mareat dUclorth Tor Utetentioniaa Domie Tvaon Meroon Newapaper

Porvian Planes Daenb Trhemmen

The fragment reports a clash on a main road with many tribes involved. It states many were captured and notes movements of forces toward a Minor territory. No clear dates or named organizations are readable.

Thheran Bisra Perain Haa Cve Rites Miah

Chttion Democrats Lead German Masterpel Poll

Chttion Democrats lead German Masterpel poll with early results from FRATECHURT. The report notes central momentum in the election, reflecting shifting support amid local and international concerns.

Chttion Democrats Masterpel

English cricket team may be forced to fly for Perth

Fragmentary text suggests travel disruptions could force the English team to use air travel to reach Perth. Weaker notes mention leadership and governance bodies, possible routes, and international implications, with references to boards and officials. The passage references Australia and Germany in a wartime context.

Perth Monasy Jatrikw Kwaliatt Cricketers Torit MCC

Britain Faces Export Strain Amid Shortages and Orders

A London report describes Britain bracing for export order pressures as manufacturers cite shortages and factory strain. Officials claim Britain seeks to maintain export markets by addressing production gaps and competition concerns.

London Mimoman Rice Spairsae Britain

State Seeks Subsidy for Sydney Trams

A report outlines proposed subsidy measures for Sydney trams and Newcastle tram and bus lines. It notes the Prices Commission may review fare changes while the Treasury monitors a substantial surplus and the viability of subsidies in the NEW Government context.

Sydney Gomera Newcastle N.E.W Prices Commission Crwans Newcoatla

Rising tensions noted after unrest probe in Portugal

Reports describe calm after a weekend of unrest in Portugal as about 100 officers and soldiers from Oporto Barracks faced attempts to stoke uprisings. Authorities fear more serious rising threats may appear soon.

Portugal Smn Oporto

Atom bombs sent to Britain denied by Prest conference

The Washington report repeats Drew Pearson's claim that atomic bombs were sent to Britain. The Prest conference statement says no atomic bombs were stored in Britain and denies the earlier transport details.

Britain Washington Mos Drew Pearson United States

Russia seeks Persia to drop pact with Turkey

A London Telegraph report says Russia urged Persia to sever an agreement with Turkey to curb Turkey’s actions. The move signals Moscow’s aim to disrupt Turkish influence and prevent an alliance with Iran, while notes of potential rebellion and regional realignment are mentioned.

Russia Persia Turkey London Fuente Perale Barala Iraq Afghanisan, and Sa,bere Dang Nul, Carveramanterpremed Te Msn Dorin Shold Buen Lindon Tees Ula Talanar Torima Oporta

Australian contender for Governor General position discussed

The article debates who will become the next Governor General. Possible candidates include Australian figures and former leaders, with mentions of a Duke of Windsor and Lord Bol... The piece references the High Court and varying factions, noting uncertainty about the selection amid political pressures.

Wil Simost Ammon Ir Siren Dizon Sign Court Faong Elnin Tina Winasot Boule"Moumbatten Aus- Eitan “Evimeannieter Air Amaneullins Prevcit Tar

Discovery and Gang of Blackall Town in Dy Central Country

In Blackall town Dy a discovery linked to the Meammachorates Une shows a gang activity centered in the pac toral country. Thoman Mitowall Biackell stands at the center of the plot as investigators trace connections.

Blackall Town

Admiral Denies U S Base at Naples

Rome reports Vice Admiral Hinrl commander of the Americas Mediterranean Fleet denies any U S naval base at Naples or elsewhere. He states ships are not stationed there and that some units have been transferred, while grand cannon docking issues were noted by port authorities.

Rome Hinrl Naples

Union Threat to Cut off King's Mad Supply

A Sno General Workers' Union member told a Park meeting that meat supplies had been cut to the Dorchester Hotel and Buckingham Palace. He warned that if the butcher refuses the demanded undertaking the King will not get meat on Monday.

London Orapatey Leichfurd Sno General Workers’ Union Dorchester Huckingham Palace

Paris Conference Reaches Final Stage

Delegates gathered in Paris for the second week of talks on the Finnish treaty. Western powers debated Finnish reparations and the role of Russia while Britain warned against false fronts in negotiations and Molotov criticized the conference’s system as unjust and uneven.

Paris

Dr Jinnah to See Lord Wavell in Delhi Talks

The Mowlem League approved interim government Om advice and Dr Jinnah will meet Viceroy Lord Wavell today to discuss the proposed appointing. Sabhet Chandra Bose urged compulsory military training for boys and girls as a national effort at the Arat All-India Physical Recreation Conference.

DELL Mowlem League Dr. Jinnah Lord Wavell Yasterday Sabhet Chandra Bose Chandra Ase

Chinese Tributes to General Stilwell and Chiang Kai-shek

A wartime dispatch reports Chinese leaders sending condolences to General Stilwell's memory and praising General Chiang kai-shek for his relief and leadership while noting the strong allied cooperation in the war effort.

Stilwell Nanking Jasimo Chiang-hei-shek Sovep Bittwell ME Chiang Bittwell Speaa

Sydney faces traffic chaos as cars replace trams

Unprecedented congestion hit Sydney on Monday as cars crowded streets replacing tram services. Roads were gridlocked across the city with delays at ferries and bus stands, tolls overwhelmed, and police unable to ease the bottleneck. Transport unions held mass meetings demanding better wages and conditions, while government officials pledged to review tram and bus operations.

Sydney Poe Woc Mtr. O-Bulliven McKell

Yugoslav Campaign Forecast Against Orthodox Church

Belgrade reports allege a campaign by Yugoslav authorities against the Serbian Orthodox Church. Archbishop Stepinac and Catholic leaders are named in claims of plots to purge clergy and curb the church’s influence as a reactionary stronghold.

Belgrade Uepen Ugoslav Catholic Church 1 Yugoslavia Stepines Dorba Bynod Fae Acta Stepinac Wey Ustachi

Guerrilla Warfare Rages in Northern Greece Killing Dozens

Reporting from Athens a wave of deadly guerrilla activity sweeps northern Greece. Rebels ambush villages near Larissa and Kastoria, while Greek forces seal roads and clash with bands patrolling border areas. The Associated Press notes cross border support for the rebels and questions about government control.

Athens Greece Koslant Kastoria Lariassan Tyrasvos Finazon Larnes Roies

Move to Increase German Exports in London

Report indicates British and American officials discuss expanding German trade and reducing expenditures. Reconstruction finance figures in the United States coordinate efforts to boost global exports, aiming to ease economic strains and support postwar recovery.

Rénard Allen Reconstruction Financi Dagataas eXreviek Plana

Gift Parcels for Germany Policy Notes

Fragmentary report indicates British controls and regulation notes on parcels to Germany. Mentions limits on contents including weed clothing mending material and possible restrictions on parcels. No clear dates or organizations provided.

Hamburg Germany

Polish soldiers denied landing on return home overtime ban in force

Report from Melbourne notes Polish soldiers stranded after a denial of landing rights as an overtime ban tightens. Authorities say the action, linked to a wage dispute, affects troop movements with Canberra awaiting tomorrow’s discussion. The Amalgamated Engineers union asserts local officials restrict travel amid the strike.

Londor Britain Orde Atone Fetah Rome Witeost Melbourne Canberra Kempire Baltic Aas Eart Rail Barkaton Eamweys

Fraternising ban tightens during Japan visit talks

Report notes a rigid policy on fraternal access by members of the BGO to Japanese households. Officials say housing for troupe dependants is under construction and that all who desire will be able to come, with families from India expected before Christmas. A funeral and discomfort around arrangements are mentioned as winter approaches.

Tokyo Monany BGO Toke India Robertson

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