War Criminals Coming to Australia
The Commonwealth plans to try Axis war criminals in an Australian special court. The bill empowers trial in Australia and Australian territories, but the court will be temporary. Jurisdiction could extend to former prisoners of war in Sydney or other convenient locations.
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Losses in Amboina not accounted for Australian dead missing
Canberra reveal shows of 108 defenders at Ambon 407 killed and 305 recovered leaving 380 not accounted for. Army minister Forde says efforts are being made across the Pacific to trace the men and orders for interrogation of Japanese commanders and staff have gone out.
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Pigment Plan and Damages Claim Against Commonwealth
A firm seeks damages from the Commonwealth over an alleged confiscation under National Security Regulations. The High Court heard motions by PF Ret Gen and a partner, with pleas for injunctions and alternative forms of relief. The firm contends orders under the National Security Tarent Industry Content Regulation are invalid and aims to restrain government action on the acquisition plea.
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NSW Government to build state clothing factory at Leichhardt
The NSW Government plans a new state clothing factory costing about 35 000 in Leichhardt to replace the current uniforms factory for the State Public Service. Across country towns munition plants face closure and Prime Minister Chifley criticises ineffective sales. Sir Gilbert Dyett withdraws from Federal RSL presidency after 26 years, seeking a returned WW II serviceman to lead the League.
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Public notice on submission deadlines prior to publication
Notice warns contributors that due to earlier mail closures and staff shortages, all copy must reach the office by mid day on Monday or Thursday prior to publication. Insertion cannot be guaranteed for material received after the deadline.
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Tour of Palestine through Jerusalem and its holy sites
The narrative traces a travelers journey to Jerusalem focusing on the Mount of Olives, Garden of Gethsemane, and the Temple Mount. It describes the Dome of the Rock, the Mosque, the Tombs and Calvary sites, and notes broad views of the Old City walls. Details touch on Bethany, Lazarus tomb, and Gordon’s Calvary landmarks with references to German, Greek, and Roman churches and the Western Wall.
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