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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 26, 1946
Page
1
The report cites Stalin outlining steps to calm unrest after disputes among leaders. It notes planned measures across three provinces, including officials and prisoners, and a visit by the mayor of Nuromberg to observe a monetary inquiry.
Moscow reports Stalin voiced little danger of a new global war and observers view the remark as a calming signal after wartime fears. Paris and London see it as influential for East West diplomacy, with Times and other papers urging caution and a pro European approach ahead of Paris talks.
London reports a constitutional draft in France sparks party clashes. Interior Commission reviews the proposal amid debate on press rights and governance. Members of the MRP walk out. a president is elected by secret ballot under the draft.
George Mueller, president of the Dower Workers' Union, was sentenced to a term for contempt of court after a strike at Du Wour Light Company. A injunction barred walksouts, with the dispute escalating to a demand for higher wages and a 20 percent raise.
Australian passengers stranded in Britain due to scarce aircraft accommodation scramble for return tickets. Officials at Parliament House warned seats may be available on certain dates, as many travelers await ways to return home.
Britain will keep meat rationing as the Food Minister stated at a press conference. He warned there will be no delay in meat collection and no big wheat crop reduction feared, while highlighting ongoing controls on imports and distribution.
Jerusalem reports that a meeting of Taner Zinalat Comnei refused the invitation to attend the London center talks for now, after eight hours of debate. The council backed prolonging detention of Jewish leaders while continuing efforts to gain participation, with a minority opposing the stance. A civilian was injured near Tig REms and three marines were found dead with explosives in a nearby town.
British Open action at Moyiaie narrates match play results with Norman von Nide and Burton among notable names. Irregular text mentions past champs and players, highlighting a win by Burton in a key pairing amid uncertain OCR data.
New Delhi reports Abdul Khan of the North West Frontier Moslem League warned in a speech that Moslems may use force to establish 1 Pakistan or claim all of India if Dr. Jinnah succeeds in uniting the Moslem vote and if the Viceroy Lord Wavell fails to avert such moves.
War island hearing reveals Kaiser denying profiteering accusations as committee reports cost-saving in a government shipbuilding program. Witnesses claim contractor payments and material shortages influenced output while the sector faced a multimillion-dollar impact.
Crowds gathered in Hay Koavek to protest a pact with the United States. Reported by Our American Associated Press, the demonstration targeted Prime Minister Olafur Thuta and accused authorities of holding talks on American military bases and personnel. The government awaits changes as a Kurdish strike is noted as failed.
The Big Four propose a timetable to finish their work by October 15 with plenary sessions ending ten days later. No decision yet on continuing talks in Paris. Molotov wants to attend the Assembly opening while Britain and France push for inclusion of Italian colonies discussion.
Amid tense talks the Big Four fail to decide on compensation and colonial policy. disagreement over Italian actions and Fascist remnants stalls decisions. Britain and allies seek reassurances while pledges address Libya and Egypt independence.
In Vancouver and Canada discussions the Australian approach to migration is described as leading over Canada. The article notes ongoing delays in other nations and outlines plans centered on population targets and economic considerations influencing future movement.
Amsterdam reports that the TCH strike failed to halt troop embarkation to Indonesia. Police clashed with civilians, a number were hospitalized, and the government resisted using force to quell Indonesian freedom demands while tramways ran normally.
The finance minister reports a deficit of £442,750,000 in the French budget. The financial position may improve only in a relatively short time, depending on borrowing approvals and the pace of European economic factors.
The United States sent a note to the Soviet on September 2 breaking off joint talks on aiding Hungary’s economy but recalling the Yalta pledge for cooperative action. Washington outlined prior aid including 32 million dollars in aid and 19 million in credits, and noted U.S. commanders would return identifiable property to Hungary. The note emphasized the goal of rehabilitating Hungary despite Soviet reluctance and ongoing economic drains perceived by the U.S. government.
Police in Milam quelled a farmers protest demanding delayed food parcels amid tensions over wheat deliveries. Riotous crowds attacked a prison barrier using mud and stones as officers defended the site to prevent further clashes.
Warsaw radio reports clues from the murder of the Polish Peasant Party secretary Belo Vorek extend to El Salvador and the United States. Arrests of two men and a senior party member follow a general strike that disrupted transport and targeted industry and commerce.
New York stories report a Security Council vote rejecting a Soviet bid to demand information on troop dispositions abroad. Delegates from France and Egypt abstained while the discussion touched on Allied troop presence in occupied areas and potential issues for the Paris Conference.
French cantonal officials staged a strike and later cracked down on smugglers in Geneva. The actions yielded seized gold watches, tobacco, cigarettes, and cargo as authorities moved to curb illicit trade amid the disruption.
In Ottawa the veteran housing movement occupied former instructional buildings to house about 49 families despite opposition from the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and naval personnel. The action was led by the Ottawa Veterans Housing League.
Report from New York and London notes active buying and mixed signals as traders weigh renewed Wall Street optimism against global jitters. Analysts cite cautious sentiment on American industry and potential moves by Australian authorities amid weak gilt markets.
An appeal calls for Poles to welcome forces and support the army in Italy. It urges that Poles be received and aided by Britain as General Oliver and allied leaders plan quick action against the German advance.
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