13 Apr 1951
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 13, 1951
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Ge and Sons and a hesitant place name with unclear details. The readable bits suggest a local notice or advert with parties and dates missing. No concrete actions or outcomes are discernible for a fuller card.
President Truman told the nation he dismissed General MacArthur because his Far Eastern plan risked starting a third world war. He warned against bombing Communist bases on the Manchurian border or aiding Chiang Kai-shek and urged restraint to avoid extending the Korean conflict.
Fragmented wartime era report covers Truman, Chiang, and Chinese Nationalist tensions, with General MacArthur criticisms and calls for impeachment. It notes debates in Congress, party divisions, and warnings against a secret government plot, amid hopes for peace and a quick end to hostilities.
In Parliament British Foreign Secretary Norbert Meehoon and Conservative Leader Wanton Churchill voiced support for General MacArthur. Morrison noted U.S. actions in Korea, Britain’s aims unchanged, and readiness for ceasefire talks. Churchill praised MacArthur’s leadership and Japan policy while government urged restraint amid allied consultations.
April reports from London indicate Foreign Secretary Morrison states Britain will not abandon efforts with Egypt over the Suez Canal issue. The Conservative opposition presses for parliamentary debate as government signals willingness to resume talks while outlining broader imperial concerns involving Australia and New Zealand.
Belgrade reports justify Western military aid to bolster Jugoslav national security amid rising border incidents. Officials say Hungary Romania and Bulgaria are arming near the frontier, prompting a tougher line from Yugoslavia and a cautious stance on Soviet pressures.
Unclear report from Paris indicates deputies' sessions faced delays as ministers and officials failed to attend. The agenda and progress on the apportionment or agreement appear unsettled, with no clear resolution in sight for the day.
AAP diplomatic wires report that General MacArthur’s reluctance to resign without public notice signals a coming struggle between President Truman and Congress. The dispatch notes widening tensions with General Ridgway awaiting instructions and possible decisive steps on MacArthur’s role.
Apr 12 report notes a rush for Chicquita in the Brisbane Cup due to the Melbourne Cup controversy. Quoted lists show Stradbroke, Manalep, and other contenders like Grey Boot and Donegal Ned in early acceptances, with names such as Duke Paul, Deep Priner, and Sea Woolt Basha Penka among the entries.
AAP reports government criticism of the BBC as officials vow restraint on European broadcasts. The foreign secretary and others say policy aims to shield Europe coverage while facing widespread parliamentary scrutiny and public concern over press independence.
AAP Regar n Sieng Komp tet mys tarde.
At the Australian Sugar Producers conference in Brisbane on April 12 delegates demand improved transport for country children, housing and barracks, plus urgent materials like corrugated iron and rock piles. Executives are re elected as the group pushes for government allocations, better rail resources, and automatic living-cost adjustments tied to the sugar award.
Exporters in Manchester warn shipping space to Australia and New Zealand will be tight in May and June due to waterside and port disruptions. They expect only about half the usual sailings, urging shippers to adjust plans and export as much as possible before peak month constraints.
Unclear fragments describe a high value chase or exhibit involving MacArthur and Fulton, with reference to a figure of a million dollars. Details are incomplete, but imply a notable pursuit or event tied to a monetary sum and named individuals or places.
Reported clashes over Korea describe American jets engaging MiG aircraft and bombing threats as forces clash along the central front. Several convoys and bridges are targeted while Allied air and ground units contend with Communist defenses near the 38th parallel and near coastal regions on the east.
An incident near Balteu reportedly involved a military skirmish and subsequent tensions. Officials from Balteu and surrounding authorities indicated heightened activity and ongoing investigations. No verified casualty figures were released, and details remain disputed amid conflicting reports.
Edina AE reports warnings of a future mine menace with Russia and Britain preparing mine laying capabilities. Text claims new mines could threaten submarines and bombers, enabling widespread coastal and naval disruption.
The War Department announced new American reinforcement plans for Europe. It states the Fourth Infantry Division will be sent as part of already deployed forces under General Euansower command, joining three other divisions to bolster European defense.
A Chinese diplomatic bulletin distributed in Peking in March disclosed that Mao Tse-Tung’s illness has not been clarified. The report notes Liu Shao-chi’s role and the Communist Party leadership in apparent transition or consolidation while an official bulletin circulated to the Hong Kong colony.
In Cape Town on April 11, reports describe a parliamentary session where opposition figures pressed for constitutional reforms and electoral changes. The scene highlights tensions between the ruling bloc and opposition as they clash over the will of the people and the path to reform.
INNISFAIL APR 12 The Country Party leader A W Fadden spoke at a meeting for candidate T W Gilmore. He said the party, if reformed, would pursue measures to deal with this blight on Australia. The election issue remained Communism and its twin Socialism, with the post election reaction to the doctrine.
Fragmented OCR reflects fear of communism spreading through Asia and other regions with references to Manchuria Singapore and Australia. Quotes warn of communist influence, conscription power, and potential global impact amid Cold War tensions.
In a fragmented excerpt, speakers urge loyalty to allies and advocate support for candidates including TY Gilmore and RB Watson, with mentions of Korea, Australasia, and local political figures such as Mr Gordon Venables and Mr Watson. The text shows partisan appeal and electoral appeal amid unclear context.
Fragmentary reporting shows Labour figures amid Windsor election tensions. Mentions resignations, ministerial roles, and internal party strain as Bevan era rhetoric surfaces and government stability is questioned.
A cryptic note from London dated April 1 hints at ticket pricing shifts and potential market reactions. The message mentions a price level of 1235 and references New York, suggesting cross market interest and pricing uncertainty affecting buyers and sellers.
Ambiguous OCR text describes actions by the French cabinet in Paris with references to Premier and a leadership stake. Mentions a confidence vote and government plans though content is garbled and difficult to parse for precise names or dates.
A terse Washington wire notes an announcement from The White Bone naming Sam in relation to a weekend event. The brief item references Mr Sohn Foret Dalles and Takis in a context suggesting a public notice or organizational update.
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