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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 20, 1946
Page
1
In London on Thursday efforts by Anglo U S to accelerate a peace conference were reported amid tense discussions. Officials from Jewish and Arab groups met to review a draft program and assess positions as the framework for likely talks emerged.
Paris reports renewed British and American efforts to accelerate peace talks on Germany's fate. Delegates discuss coordination of final proposals as sessions adjourn. Byrnes considered methods to enable conference progress while United Nations roles and wartime cooperation are noted. Russian, Bulgarian, Hungarian and Italian positions influence ongoing negotiations amid warnings of potential stalemate.
A Chicago newspaper railed at Montgomery in a Thursday commentary. The piece attacked the local figure amid editorials about field operations and wartime duties, signaling tense press relations and public dispute.
Wellington reports an international conference to discuss administration of all oversease territories in the Pacific under the trustee principle of the United Nations. The gathering will include representatives from the Netherlands New Guinea New Guinea Salomon Islands New Caledonia and more as they seek a new system for mandate governance.
Amid tense regional efforts, Indonesian leaders prepare to open negotiations aimed at a ceasefire. The talks involve key government figures and opposition groups, signaling a possible shift toward peace after months of unrest.
An unclear dispatch from Zurich on Thursday discusses Europe and unity under a broad federation. It references Americas, Asia, and politics with partial phrases about women, common people, and national governance, but the text is garbled and hard to interpret.
The Drnus Association quotes a Polish troop deployment in the Middle East with orders to demobilize once all Polish forces are gathered. The report notes talks of moving units to England and ending the overseas presence in Transjordan as part of consolidation.
Reports from Melbourne indicate late negotiations between newspaper Proprietors Association and the Printer’s Union yield a new constitution for Brazil. The document grants the President power to veto and set policy while Congress can override a veto, with two chambers to meet and govern.
An Australian industry executive spoke at the Geneva era Reform Conference at Caux Switzerland addressing moral rearmament and industry. The discourse touched on combating ideologies in modern industry and the role of business leaders in social reform.
A London report from Propemala notes moves at the National Union of Conservative and Unionist Associations conference toward a united anti Socialist front in near elections. It seeks a definite policy statement and the abandonment of the Conservative Union title, with calls for unity against Labour.
Wallace says the President did not ask him to resign after remarks on the international situation. He criticizes public statements and claims discussions centered on peace in Paris.
Zurich University notes Sir Winston Churchill warns Europe could prosper if united but fall to catastrophe if atomic weapons are misused. Vatican and Yugoslav crisis loom as Archbishop Lepine case opens hearings, with Bishop Hurley dispatched to address alleged crimes against people.
Hamburg reports show Regenthwx and other Germans evacuated from their homes to clear space for British service personnel. Military authorities struggle to find housing for about 26 000 more, as 30 000 residents already live in cellars and air raid shelters awaiting relief through available materials and labor.
A marksman of divergent views filled a Trieste sub committee session as delegates sparred over Governor initiativ e power and democratic input. Disputes centered on whether the Governor or High Commissioner should represent Security Council interests and how vests of authority affect local governance.
US Skymaster and crew completed a record long-range flight covering 8 900 miles in four days returning toward the United States. The craft reportedly arrived at a gateway in Perth after a 19 hour leg across temperate seas and Lyophal waters. The mission aimed to test overwater landings, with a wing span near 100 feet and a hull height of about 280 feet argued.
During a treaty revision the United States served notice on the Slav bloc. The Big Four plan a joint international frontier settlement and potential cession of territory east of the frontiers to Yugoslavia under UN approval. Claxton urged a tribunal to settle Canadian frontier disputes and South Africa proposed enlarging free territory to include the Austrian crust. Parliament rejected an amendment by 77 votes to one.
Reported clash as police baton charge dispersed about 1,000 demonstrators at a Teatime meeting of the pro labor group in Trieste under Allied Military Government. Officials said the rally was banned to prevent violations of public order and potential legal risks amid the tense postwar climate.
The primary Mediterranean Fleet departs from Malta for Greek waters aiming to move toward Cyprus by October. The voyage includes dispersal to several Greek ports before the final destination.
A battered fragment describes a Belgian airliner crash near Newfoundland amid rough weather. The text mentions New York, survivors or casualties unclear, with garbled references to timing and officials.
The Social Unity Party in the Baviel zone through its Berlin newspaper claims Naais camouflages may be wrong about a 24,000 independents winning a val e in the British sone election. The party asks who stands behind the independ ents.
Norman von Nida and partner defeated Dal Reen Mat Herles Ward four up with four to play in the £900 match. The performance featured top golfers Mia and Feaolute, showcasing skill and competition on the London stage.
A government despatch says Nationalists captured Feng chen, the key to Tatung, as Communist troops retreat from Nanking on Thursday. The move signals a decisive shift in the chaotic campaign with Nationalist gains reported near Tatung and Nanking.
Reported remarks by General Honja claim Albania will defend its frontier amid Greek border tensions. United States warnings and diplomatic discussions at Lake Success, with Greece blamed by some for regional strife. Gromyko counters, urging calm while memorial appeals arise in Greece for wartime remembrance.
Auckland reports that the Defence Minister indicated releases of air personnel not prepared to abide by service conditions. Several airmen at three bases refused to work or sign discharge papers, though none are on the military list.
Melbourne reports that dependent wives and children of Australian forces serving abroad will receive maternity allowance child endowment and hospital benefit. Government approved measures require evidence of intention to reside in Australia and will be retrospective to July 4 1846 as noted by the RBL president and Prime Minister.
The Navy plans a 9000 mile nonstop flight from Australia to America using a Lockheed P2V Neptune two engine seaplane. The attempt from Perth to Seattle aims for a 44 hour duration via the Great Circle route, testing endurance and pilot fatigue rather than a long distance record.
Rome reports the Italian Premier urged unity within the party during a televised address. The leader called for cohesion amid internal divisions and stressed collective responsibility to advance government priorities.
A chaotic political shift linked to General De Gaulle sends ripples through Paris and broader France as government factions react to unexpected support and changing alliances. Local commentators weigh the implications for policy, stability, and upcoming motions in the National Assembly.
A fragmented report indicates the Faroe Islands may seek independence from Denmark after a parliamentary style decision. Commentary cites British influence and potential economic effects including a proposed purchase of 40,000 tons of Frimhdale.
Five men believed to be members of a terror organisation raided the reporters association office in Tel Aviv. Diamonds worth about £8,000 were seized or exchanged during the incident.
A brief report notes a sudden incident affecting Indian tribesmen, who refused captivity amid unfolding events. The exact location and parties involved are unclear from the fragmentary text. Further details are not provided in the readable portion.
The Chronlar Office announced that Terence Shonr, former minister to Beirut, has been named High Commissioner in India. He will represent the British Government in all matters except those the Government will continue to act through the Viceroy Lord Wavell. His primary functions include maintaining Anglo Indian economic and financial relations.
Fragmentary text shows a wartime order directing displaced persons to depart camps. The source references American authorities and a general statement about relocation, but content is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or locations.
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