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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 24, 1948
Page
1
Foreign Secretary Bevin told the House of Commons that no Munich style agreement lies ahead with Germany. He cited Allied air force advances and a Soviet trade setback as factors shaping future talks, insisting no premature concessions are planned and unity with Western Allies remains essential.
A special committee report will be considered at the Conservative Party national conference starting October 6. It states that Bolshevik communism threatens freedom and warns that the Communists are part of a national machinery seeking power.
A garbled report from Prague suggests sentences in a case involving alleged pamphleteering by anti-Communist groups. The text mentions a person named Jen Mas and claims of murder linked to circulating political leaflets.
A derailed OCR fragment outlines a proposed Volunteer Reserve Navy to aid Britain. It mentions Admiralty plans, training, and potential roles for former naval personnel, plus a draft to mobilize volunteers for emergency service and coastal defense.
Paris report states Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko defended the UN Charter, vowing to oppose any undermining while the Soviet Union remains a UN member. The Steering Committee debated reforms, veto power, and postwar decolonization as the Assembly considered world order.
A hurricane battered Key West and parts of Florida causing extensive damage reported near Miami. Officials say at least nine to seven deaths occurred in Cuba and Florida with thousands of homes destroyed and property losses running into hundreds of millions.
Fragmentary report from London notes Louie Mountbatten and Lady Mountbatten in a social gathering with remarks about settling down abroad. The text is garbled but suggests family commentary on future plans and public appearances.
A garbled dispatch reports an American bullion shipment in a plane crash near Fort Nal Wa. Authorities say 94000 dollars in currency and 10 pounds of gold bullion were aboard before the wreckage was found. Casualties remain unconfirmed.
Berlin reports police squads seized Western newspapers in the Soviet zone as Bribery and French pressed papers were halted. The confiscation involved a French sentient paper and a British titled Kurier as Western powers react to curbs on press freedom.
Melbourne firm Thureary Muga Thesdren Ltd asks for police protection as the film Fire Iron Curtain is set to open tomorrow. The company fears demonstrations like those seen in Adelaide and New York. The item references a spy trial in Canada two years ago and compares public reaction to past protests.
Western powers circulate notes to Russia amid debate over Berlin currency law and the Mariel issue. Officials expect a weeklong uncertainty as Britain warns against harming German security and the UN council may be briefed. The Western powers insist on deterrence and unity amid European tension.
General Frowmulo and Philip pine leaders warn Berlin faces credible fear as Paris hosts talks on peace versus war. The Assembly weighs a united anti aggression pact or a split charter while nations press for a strong front to restore balance and prevent renewed conflict. Poland joins discussions on the Franco question and aims to curb Bavarian power.
Reported moves by UK party members to challenge new electorates with constitutional changes under consideration. Leaders including Mr Paddoni and Mr McPherson expected to seek re election in their respective districts.
Rudolph Kanciiek found guilty of passing military information to an intelligence agent. He was sentenced to death for espionage tied to a purported network aiding a February coup and alleged American involvement.
Fragments indicate campaign activity in Georgia tied to Henry Wallace's Progressive Party. Mentions unnamed organizers, a rally, and party response amid precinct-level campaigning and voter outreach efforts.
Washington reports the Attorney General and officials decry alleged communist spy tales as hysteria and sensationalism. The American Communist Party offers a $15 000 reward for Thompson, a man linked to a violent incident. details remain unclear as authorities assess threats and injuries.
In Paris on the day a U S official outlined Washington's stance on global issues. The United States favors peaceful settlement and international cooperation under the United Nations, stressing independence for nations and equal access to aid and mediation.
Anonster, London, reports a committal for contempt of court following failure to appear. Details are obscured by OCR errors, but the incident involves detention in connection with a covert proceeding and a subsequent bench warrant or sentencing action.
A railway wage dispute concludes with Mr Mugtrick granting increased pay and pension steps. The action awards higher wages and related allowances retroactive to May, affecting approximately 70m in annual costs.
Reported in Parib on Thursday, nineteen people reportedly filed injuries and around 300 injured after two army vehicles exploded with explosives. The blast affected the town and caused widespread damage as emergency crews responded.
A violent assault on a Jewish convoy near Jerusalem results in the death of a woman and multiple injuries. Arab gunfire and an explosion cause casualties among civilians and protection personnel. Prime figures and responses from British authorities are noted, with ongoing investigations into the attack.
Turbulent reports from Batavia describe disbandment of a Dutch allied force amid a coup. The piece cites Dutch and Indonesian military actions, rail and air strikes, and casualties including dozens of killed and wounded as Communist forces advance on key locations near Madina and Pagjitan.
North Grokin Hill Ltd. reports a profit of £79,822 for the year, with £4749,000 provided for asi and roymity and £73,000 for depreciation. The balance after these charges stands at £1181. The notice notes a dividend plan with an expected final dividend to be announced on 16 and a final dividend.
Ottawa reports Britain's currency problem could persist until 1952 with economic minister claiming devaluation would raise import costs and reduce export earnings. The plan hinges on Marshall Plan revival and currency convertibility, affecting prices and global trade.
Wakefield Trinity plans to face Australia with regular winger Ferry in the lineup. Readiness is uncertain as several players show injuries while teammates such as Rice and Owen were listed among those in or out. The match schedule remains set for Saturday with Wakefield aiming to rebound after recent results.
In Washington the House of Commons debated Middle East policy as Secretary M. Rovin urged continued cooperation with the United States. He said the Palestine issue should not be resolved by outside powers and urged unity behind UN authorities while stressing joint security and diplomatic services between the two nations.
Reported from Kingston on Thursday that twenty passengers were removed from a stranded freighter after a hurricane damage near Loch Fynat. The vessel suffered a breach and a crew of 18 remained aboard as rescuers ferried survivors to safety in rough seas.
Fire destroyed goods valued at about C8 million, with many items missing from the disaster site. Officials report extensive damage across the market area as investigators search for remaining stock and causes.
Reports indicate a 4 to 1 vote on a Field Marshal Binuis amendment as the Malan government earns the veenmil rer tice of the Anne Lava Amendment BIT. The measure repeals provisions restricting Indian activities near Fort Asabiit Valin and related external reading.
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