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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 11, 1947
Page
1
A broadcast from New Delhi quoted Prime Minister Nehru vowing government action on the riot situation, with troops and police prepared to quell violence. Reports described communal tensions, planned moves to restore order, and warnings of severe measures if rioting continued.
Fragmented OCR data suggests census figures indicating population changes, with references to a 1080 year and a 1,900,000 figure, alongside percentages around 7.8 and 40 million. The text is garbled but points to demographic estimates and growth trends.
British authorities plan a review of army strength following a reunion trip to Germany. A key official briefed reporters on the matter after a significant conference about manpower and force levels.
A garbled text fragment references a federal president, parliamentary context, and names like Soares and BR Casey with unclear meaning. Details are unreadable, making factual reporting impossible beyond noting a political mention without verifiable entities.
A time bomb was found in the hold of the Em pire Riv, one of three transports bringing 4,400 Jews to Hamburg. It exploded before inspection, shattering windows, triggering clashes as armed Jews resisted evacuation and soldiers attempted to force disembarkation. Reports note varied international coverage and condemnations of Zionist actions and anti Jewish panic.
London reports show cautious reaction to proposed removal of the gold tax. Observers note potential revenue gains may be limited, with some advocates arguing a new levy could still apply under certain conditions.
Berlin reports Hanover trade activity during a three week period with orders totaling overseas value around 7 12 000. Britain supplied most orders while American participants contributed a portion. The text cites strong female leadership and cross Atlantic demand.
Washington reports a Senate Foreign Appropriations Committee meeting set for September 20 to debate European aid costs in postwar Germany. The discussion follows British requests for the US to assume major occupation costs and possibly replace British troops with American forces.
An American report cites Chang Ie claiming China will pursue a ly policy with Russia if convened. It says Beijing has told officials the move would be parallel to Taasis’s approach, opposing United States policy.
Disjointed report cites a discussion with the Secretary for the My told Frew conference about possible UN intervention in Indonesia. It mentions autonomy, ceasefire adherence, and concerns from the Dutch government and Indonesian leaders regarding sovereignty and international involvement.
A fragmentary note from Stand or Se sea A BONOKONG on Wednesday mentions war crimes, Japan, and Australian nationals. It suggests officials and an American council are seeking to delay proceedings and transfer matters to a cushioned area, delaying outcomes.
British Commissioner and Chiefs visit Tito in Vienna as Sir James Steele holds a secret meeting with Tito. The talks touched Yugoslav displaced persons and potential postwar conditions for the region.
A statement from the government indicates the planned merger of two Australian banks is postponed for the time being. The move creates a new situation affecting national trading partners and the banking sector overall.
British American officials announce nearly 3,000,000 tons of food and bread and flour shipped to Germany between April 5 and 1848. Sources say value around £130 million, with imports from Britain, Canada and Argentina financed by taxpayers.
At Pittsburgh the Inland Queen, a five decker oil burning excursion steamer, burned and sank after two explosions. About 20 to 30 men were seen in the river. Police and volunteers rescued survivors as flames spread. The disaster, linked to welding work, caused extensive damage along the riverfront.
Sydney report states famed Australian pianist Elisen Joyce is engaged for an Australian tour with the ABC symphony orchestra. Details on dates and venues are to follow as arrangements proceed.
In an early session report from Westminster Viscount Hall indicated the Government would recall Parliament if needed while the Lords adjourned to October 14. Lord Swinton urged a White Paper on naval status and public interest. Proposals touched on Commonwealth trade, wartime rationing, and industry price controls amid postwar pressures.
A partial recall reports an explosion at the Tommi pit near Yorkhire. Seventeen miners worked underground. four escaped. The incident harmed several workers and prompted an investigation into the blast damages and casualties.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Europe facing needs and recovery themes, with references to economic factors, rent concerns, and international hints. Names and dates are unclear. main idea centers on Europe’s economic strain and policy implications amid uncertain conditions.
English cricket report from London notes Donna Compton top scoring for South of England with 86 while Hagwant scores and Warner records standouts. Surrey, Kent, and other sides feature scores and bowling figures, including Laker eight for 408 and Packer 65, amid draws and defeats across the midweek games.
In London on Wednesday the Yorkshire miners vote on continuing work stoppages as union officials report a strong strike mandate. The Yorkshire Coal Miners Association says output reached 4.0K tons, below a 4,000,000 ton weekly target, with 3m tons from Yorkshire affected by the dispute.
U S singles tennis results from New York show Wernootay Goat Brown and Tom Brown from the U S with decisive wins. Irvin Bort and Peed Kovaleski suffer straight set losses while Herc and Deobny post victories. Marginal victories for Buck and Mort also noted among a chaotic readout of round three actions.
Fragmentary notes reference a platinum building project and an obscure world mule tale. The readable parts mention a large pool, a cent rate, and a feckless Bavinaay fecline, with no clear people or events to confirm details.
Fragmentary notes mention speeding up trials in a Japanese case. The personal phase of a ranger or war crimes matter is referenced, with names and roles partially obscured. No clear timeline or defendants are readable, but authorities aim to accelerate judicial proceedings.
Fragmentary text mentions banks, purchases, and merchandise but lacks clear events or names. Contains garbled names and phrases, making the core subject hard to determine. No verifiable entities or dates emerge from the readable portion.
A Soviet presentation described a UNO force with 15 years of Europe, 1200 aircraft, and 44 vessels, plus 3600 aircraft and a naval group. It cited Rumler Byura and Ade Rosales divisions, detailing warship pretimpla Geepoe Pro frm.
Fragmented report notes 7,100 Guineas paid for a Pom Colt at London sales with averages around 1800 guineas, a potential record. The day featured rising bids, top price 7,108 guineas, and mentions bidders and horses by name in an era of brisk wagering.
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