Long Service Men Returning Home After War
A report details Australian service personnel: 300 plus long service men from New Guinea, New Britain, and Borneo moving by ship to Australia and ports, with first arrivals expected in August. Arrangements aim to welcome troops, with origins in the V navy and Army, and plans for hospital duties, reinforcements, and in-transit personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Guinea
New Westain
Nea
Tie Reise
Rome
Koren
Mtr
Willie Tom
Longeamrvien Presonnel
Anigteatlan
Nes Ginea
Britain
Ronguingine
Lue
Torok
Australia
Aioaire de Wong
Borneo
Aie
Austral
Austra
Forde
Ae Lings
Army
Fmn
Marios Parte
Commonwealth
Drakeford
Francis
ALA
Europe
Rayne Fem
Southwest Pacific
Senate
Keane
War Cabinet approves 250000 for demobilisation centres
The War Cabinet on Tuesday approved a 250000 provision to establish demobilisation dispersal centres in each state. The centres will operate to handle transport convenience and reception of personnel and their distribution daily with eight staff. Each centre will have Service discharge depots and separate discharge matters. Two wings provide interservice functions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Cabinet
Chifley
Eigil
Statfod
Russian moves up for wartime bases in the Pacific
War in the Pacific reports speculate Russia may allow use of bases in the Pacific to aid Japan’s defeat of the Allies. London press cites diplomats and private reports predicting a Russian action before the Potsdam Conference. Observers note talks between Britain the United States and China may signal a new move by Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Russia
Japan
My. Conehhill
Dwity Telegraph
Porsbie
Rusia
Shaw Britain
United States
China
Oon
Carrier Bombardment Escalates as Allied Air Power Strikes Osaka Area
About 1,000 British and American carrier planes attacked Japanese warships at dawn near key bases in Kure and Osaka, damaging two enemy warships and an aircraft carrier. A Kashimoto seaplane base at Osaka’s southern tip and nearby airfields were struck by American ships and destroyers early Wednesday. The daylight raid by Super Fortresses from the 26th Air Fleet destroyed a record number of planes but caused the loss of several bombers, while ensuing landings at Iwo Jima faced fuel shortages and widespread damage in the Osaka Nagoya area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kine Amt Kuhe
Kashimoto
Soutthern
Honshu
Osaka-Nagosa
Fiat
Final Plunge at Heart of Japan
Admiral Halsey, commander of the Third Fleet, declared from his Nag ship that the Pacific Fleet has opened a new phase of naval warfare aimed at the heart of the Japanese empire. He said Japan is doomed and their leaders are stupid as Allied planes hammered at Kure and Kobe.
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Walt
He Wader
Haleey
Wan Ma
The
Us, Navy
Service personnel aid for medical exams and civilian reestablishment
A Civil Establishment wing proposal outlines support for service personnel beyond pensions and medical exams, including reemployment, financial assistance, vocational training, and tools of trade. It details housing, electoral registration, civil documents, and rehabilitation guidance to aid reestablishment after service.
Ender punishment of thie Foray the enemy will probahly strive back
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a meet and a punitive action. No clear events, names, dates, or places are readable. Summary reflects uncertainty while noting a quoted line about ending a foray and enemy retaliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Hates
Shiyie
Sue
END NEAR ON BOUGAINVILLE AS AUSTRALIANS PUSH JAPANESE
Australian forces in Bougainville report the Japanese reduced to a narrow front north and east of the Buln base as nine months of fighting endgame. More than 6000 Japanese killed since November with thousands more driven from positions and disease. Australian troops have reclaimed 3600 square miles and freed 10,000 natives from enemy control.
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Solomon
Avateagiin
Hinde
Cholkeu Ishind
Fougainville
Atraoutene
Mowigwineltie
la Austratiga
Jateo Barly
The
Sith
Hie
Hag Brourne
Bougainville
Buln
The Glenrock Tragedy at Scone Cornner Chwyt
In a coroner’s inquest at Scone Constable Britten testified after Henry Hearn and his wife Thelmy Hearn clashed over jealousy. Hearn killed his wife and daughter then himself following a severed letter dispute with a sea captain. Cecily Davis said Mrs Hearn frequently complained of her husband’s jealousy and isolation from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornner
Scone
Constante FW
Bitten
Nundle
Tie
Henry Hem
Stit- Jon
Thelmy
Gwendating
Hewen
Te Mueder
Hearn
Brite
Glenroeke
Tran
Tom A. Rea
Hearn Ronr
Cecily Isabel Davis
Hitler and Eva Braun Reported in Patagonia Arrival
A Chicago Tribune correspondent reports Hitler and Eva Braun in a southern Argentina locale near Patagonia. The claim says they landed on a lonely Argentine shore from a German submarine and later surrendered to the Allies.
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Hitler
Yon Mustness
Eva Braun
Oneman Estate
Patagonia
Chicago Tribune
Montevitea
Ca. McCormick
Allien
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Maitland
Call For Free Informatio
S.J. Bennett
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F. E. Jones
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Flemington Tnt
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