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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 16, 1946
Page
1
Washington circles expect a potential resignation after President Truman’s defense of Wallace policy remarks. The New York rumor mill says Wallace faced pressure, while Paris and London dispatches note Truman’s stance and Byrnes’ Paris endorsement sparking debate among officials and lawmakers.
The Atlanta newspaper broadcasts announce a November start for a four page monthly radio program. The plan includes blueprinted pages measuring 12 inches and a transmission length of 38 inches. Entities include Atlanta and November.
Paris report says Molotov charged Australia with trying to wreck UNO during debates on Trieste and Greek elections. He claimed foreign interference in Greece and urged defense of Soviet positions amid Italian committee discussions.
Police arrest four Pathans after a gunmen attack in a crowded Hindu business quarter in South West Bombay. The assault wounded many and raised fears of broader violence amid shifting international coalitions and debates over the League of Nations and a future world order.
The document details a plan for a neutral, semi military Tresten territory with a 30 day troop withdrawal after treaty entry. It envisions economic cooperation between Treste and Tu gustan, an international regime for the art of Trowle, and free port access for Tal y and Yugoslavia. A popular assembly would elect government and oversee police. citizenship rules and provisional government formation involve Brunn, America, China and Russia.
Mosow argues against British and American plans for Trieste and urges a democratic government for the city. He cautions that keeping foreign troops would undermine sovereignty while endorsing Bulgar and Greek referendums as separate matters. The article notes tensions over demilitarisation and the role of foreign powers in Trieste.
Australian born Carl Belllee, 30, prepares to test the American Thunderjet in New York. The jet, part of a one year old aviation program, aims to break speed records en route to Chile. Ballinger notes the project seeks marked progress in regional air power development.
Brisbane waterside employers warned that extending hours could trigger industrial action by the Waterside Workers Federation. A union leader said no court or commission could resolve the dispute, while reports indicated a waterfront standstill would persist unless workers agreed to a round-the-clock schedule.
Melbourne Sunday report notes curtailment of newspapers due to union action. The piece mentions a shift in operations and references disruption expected to extend into the coming week as workers abstain from duties and production lines slow. No names or dates clearly identified in readable text.
A transcription of a discussion shows Australia challenging the Security Council’s authority while defending the integrity of Free territory. The debate centers on veto power and interpretational disputes, with references to amendments and the pacific settlement of issues affecting the council’s dignity and the nations involved.
Copenhagen reports that the Faroe Islands have voted for independence from Denmark, ending centuries of political union. Reuters correspondent notes the historic decision as locals favor self governance amid long standing ties with Denmark.
Police announce a new metropolitan crime initiative with expanded force and command structure. Supervisors will oversee efforts as officers increase patrols and investigations to curb rising crime in the city.
In a chaotic report, authorities tally 2,331 arrests to date amid Sydney cleanup efforts. The record cites 231 people charged or lodged at the Central police station yesterday as part of ongoing actions, with a total of 248 arrests noted over the past four days.
An unsettled text shows Waris Radia reporting a tentative agreement between France and Indochina. The proposal includes a Trieste-like formula, security guarantees, and administration questions to be handled by the Big Four plus allies, with emphasis on territorial integrity and nonuse of force. The Australian delegation questions whether the term assurance misleads about protection, and urges a conference to address treaties and international tribunals.
Albanian bands attacked five Greek frontier posts near Boed and Levadi, triggering clashes with Greek soldiers and gendarmes. Reports say 12 people died, including one officer and three gendarmerie, while others were wounded among soldiers, loyalists, and peasants. A warning from an Athens paper urged Greek Communists to beware enemies.
In Athens and at the Albanian foreign ministry officials warn of Yugoslav and Greek leftist armed groups. Reports accuse Yugoslavia of plotting to invade Greece and Greece claims guerrilla bands have ambushed police, with several officers killed and others wounded in Veria.
Belgrade radio quoted the Yugoslav government accusing the American government of coercion after a heavy explosion incident. The report said six Yugoslav army men were detained by American military police and handed to civilian police. British investigations reportedly showed different findings.
In London on a Sunday, three planes collided in midair. One pilot died, while the other two planes made forced landings and their crews were injured. Authorities launched an investigation into the incident.
General MacArthur described increasing Japanese engagement with the Diet during July. Attendance in the public galleries of the House of Representatives rose as the government completed key economic reforms and efforts to stabilize food, wage levels, and coal shortages affected employment and national policy.
Captain Zorin led a Soviet shooting event in Moscow on Runday achieving a high score of 10d with 2, surpassing the previous mark. The last 300 from an army unit shattered the previous record as rival archer Kowa posted 112 of B4 points.
Forest Hills reports the United States clinched the Davis Cup doubles over Sweden three matches to two, with Mulloy and Talbert delivering decisive play while Swedes faced setbacks in singles. The Americans gained the edge in doubles as Sweden fought back in singles, ending with a U S victory.
The New York squad remains uncertain about selections for the Australia trip. Coach Parker weighs pairing Kramer with Schroeder or other options as Lee and Falkenburg vie for spots. Talbert and Mulloy face scrutiny over their self-admitted fighting in training, while Seer and other players press for decisive choices.
Mr Robert Cutler United States ambassador to Australia arrived today en route to Canberra. He aims to cement friendly relations between the two nations. Walter, wounded at Meta as a lieutenant, will study at an Australian university. the family will visit Hawaii before Mr Butler proceeds to Canberra for credentials.
London reports say miners unable to coal supply without further aid. Secretaries of the miners union warn production may be limited by available resources. Officials question whether apprentice and adult labor can meet winter demand.
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