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Advertising : 14 wordsJUBILANT MANILA.—Thousands of U.S. servicemen and women and Filipino civilians joined in a delirium of unrestrained joy at news of the Jap. surrender. Left: Native carretelas (pony-driven taxis) were hastily ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 42 wordsMANILA, August 23.—With the release early this morning of General MacArthur's orders to Emperor Hirohito for the occupation, coupled with comments of the Japanese Press and radio, the first clear picture emerges of what is ...
Article : 650 wordsBRISBANE, August 23.—Mustard and Lewisite gases had been transported through the streets of Brisbane, and at one time 2000 tons of gelignite had been stored beneath the Story Bridge, the ...
Article : 261 wordsNEW YORK, August 23.—The Associated Press Manila representative says headquarters estimated that there ...
Article : 92 wordsCANBERRA, August 23.—The Prime Minister (Mr. Chifley), told the Premiers' Conference to-day that he believed uniform taxation should be continued for all time. ...
Article : 545 wordsNEW YORK, August 23.—The "Times" Washington representative says it is authoritatively stated that joint ...
Article : 209 wordsRANGOON, August 23.—Gen. Kimura, Commander of the Japanese forces in Burma, confirmed the cease-fire in a message to the Allied commanders this morning. This is the ...
Article : 96 wordsCANBERRA, August 23.—A request for an annual grant of £10,000,000 to the States for general educational ...
Article : 131 wordsCANBERRA, August 23.—"Efforts will be made to fly back from overseas some of the men required to plan, ...
Article : 196 wordsLONDON, August 23.—There was uproar from the congregation when the Bishop of London Elect, Dr. Wand, entered St. Mary's Woolnoth Church, London, for the confirmation service. Cries of "I protest!" "We ...
Article : 260 wordsNEW YORK, August 23.—The Tokio radio states that atomic bombs killed 90,000 Japanese and injured 180,000. The radio added that 170,000 had been killed and 412,000 injured by other bombs. A total of 9,000,000 people ...
Article : 71 wordsBRISBANE, August 23.—Hopes of an early settlement of the timber workers' strike, which began in ...
Article : 132 wordsCANBERRA, August 23.—The Prime Minister (Mr. J. B. Chifley) told the Premiers to-day that Australia could ...
Article : 96 wordsBRISBANE. August 23.—Fresh from strikes against the Jap mainland, the British aircraft carrier, Victorious, ...
Article : 103 wordsLONDON, August 23.—It was stated officially from 21st Army Group Headquarters, that Field Marshal Montgomery was rather ...
Article : 88 wordsCANBERRA, Aug. 23.—The later closing of hotel bars was one way of reducing intoxication said the ...
Article : 110 wordsBRISBANE, August 23.—Because it considers its strength is being whittled away by the transference of its powers to ...
Article : 88 wordsBRISBANE, August 23.—Fortyfive prisoners obtained immediate release as a result of the decision of the Executive Council ...
Article : 67 wordsSYDNEY, August 23.—Although he had met every reasonable request of the industry, stoppages oh the coalfields continued to increase, and a state of anarchy existed, resulting in Australia being held up to ransom, the Minister for Supply (Sen. Ashley) said to-day. ...
Article : 441 wordsCANBERRA, August 22.—Australia-wile decentralisation of industry through joint Commonwealth and State action was agreed to by all State Premiers at to-day's meeting of the Premiers' Conference. The ...
Article : 223 wordsU.S.S. MISSOURI on which the formal Japanese surrender Tokio Bay on August 31, as announced by General ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Queensland Times (Ipswich, Qld. : 1909 - 1954), Fri 24 Aug 1945, Page 1
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