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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 23, 1950
Page
1
Heavy fighting rages along Korean battlefront in August clashes
Reports from Torio August 22 describe heavy fighting across the Korean line with nine Communist divisions, possibly up to 100000 troops, pressing a tight UN perimeter. The worst clashes were near Tundok and Haman with see-saw ridge fighting as U S forces counter attack to stop penetrations and tanks advance near Chungamni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torio
A.p.reuter
Tundok
Haman
Open Inquiry Urged Over Townsville Tender Affair
Townsville Aug 22 A parliamentary inquiry was urged into the affairs of the Townsville Electric Board after a tender controversy. The board allegedly favored a lower bid, with plans to suspend ministers and demand an inquiry. Officials defended the board as acting in the public interest and called the prior inquiry findings honest and consistent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comstructions Ltd
Tn Beard
Yard Furno
Seale Ee
I. Arena
Im 10
W. Power
Fim
EM. Hentoo
Oen
Alken
Twn Mile
Townsville
Flechetty Board
Alkeny
JL Kelly
Ingham
Beynon
Adan
Spard
State Electrien Commission
Mtr
Kelly
Omimmant Wier
Alimony Nonpayment Case Involving US Citizen and China
A divorce case alleges nonpayment of alimony totaling 38000 dollars with further claims of 250000 dollars in related obligations. The parties involved include Jane and Batty, with references to a Batty Jane and Rade Shit, amid disputes over support and asset details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angeles
Arciles
Batty Jane
Trooge Ware
Gina
Booney Marcas Ie
Siu
Bishan
Encyclical Humana Generis and Catholic Doctrine
The document outlines Humana Generis from the Vatican, reaffirming core Catholic dogma against modern scientific and philosophical theories deemed prejudicial. It notes the encyclical aims to defend faith, oppose atheistic ideas, and reconcile differences while resisting changes that threaten doctrinal foundations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reece
Gablic
The Port of Lisbon and a Thunderbolt Debate
A chaotic fragment from Lisbon dated August discusses clergy, science, and theology. It references a thunderbolt and religious disputes, noting measures to defend faith against modern inquiry and the need for unity among clergy amid turmoil.
Key aerodromes in the west face all weather upgrades
Western airstrips Cloncurry Charleville and Longreach could be upgraded to all weather status if rainfall less than an inch occurs, but costs are high. AWA and TAA officials warn many western aerodromes are already closed or disrupted, hindering mail and relief efforts during floods. Local and state authorities may fund improvements with Commonwealth support planned later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TAA
Fr. A
McSweyn
Cloncurry
Charleville
AWA
Trenchard-Smith
Commonwealth
Bromwich and Sedgman Triumph in National Doubles
Bromwich and Sedgman defeated Talbert and Gardner to win the National Doubles Championship in Brookline. The Australians showcased masterly tactics to dominate most rallies, clinching the title after a decisive 13 minute burst, as Hopman praised their performance and readiness for the Davis Cup challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
AAA
Bramench
Sedaman
Artling Davie Cub
Bill Talbert
Gardner iMatoy
Bromwich
Adrian ‘Quist
BU Sidwell
Hes
Brom Wich
Sedgman
Harry Hopman
Sedgmen
Austra Mans
United States
F Airieh
Mann
Talbert
Mulloy
Forest Hills
Communist Blast Against British Policy Intensifies
London report cites Communist Party Secretary Harry Pallity decrying British policy as slavish to American aims. He promises a mighty wave of protest against government plans, framing actions as sacrifices in a tense antiwar climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
AAP
Communist Party Secreare
Harry Pallitty
Britit
Yritten
Korea
Mongtemp
Cagsin
Umimees
Secretary forecasts Korean War end by February
Secretary of Defense Louis Johnson testified before the House Appropriations Subcommittee that the Korean War could end by February if plans to push Communists back to prewar borders hold. He called it a sir or eight months proposition and noted military expansion to bolster defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Washington
A.A.P
Defence
Mir
Louis Johnson
House
Truman
Johnson
United States
Sores
Korea
Britain’s Guided Missiles Project Aims at New Weapon Roles
London Aug 21 AUP Britain’s Ministry for Supply appoints the Controller of Air Supplies to oversee guided missiles development. The plan covers ground fired artillery for army long range use, air dropped weapons for the RAF, and ship launched missiles for the Royal Navy. Britain’s guided missiles at new sent are being developed by the Royal Aircraft Establishment with advanced designs in readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministry For ‘Supply
Air Supplies
Alec
Royal Air Force
Royal Navy
Weap
Abip
Sip
Pew Sent
Royal Atreratt Establishment
Terrorist Murder in Malaya Shocks Singapore
The body of Mr Norah Stutchbury, murdered by terrorists in Pahang on August 15, was flown to Hong Kong for burial. The Malayan press debate noted the murder’s impact on security measures for district officers, mine managers, and transport crews traveling dangerous routes. Authorities voiced concern over convoy safety and the threat to single travelers as security forces push operations in Johore and northern Malayan states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singapore
Apyeuter
Norah Stutchbury
Pahang
Hong Kong
Buriel
Malwan
Tetbart
Busat
Iuen
Johore
Johoreth
Princess Margaret Birthday Rumors Stir London Social Circles
London August 31 AP Princess Margaret’s 20th birthday crowds gather at Balmoral Castle amid questions about her engagement. Royal watchers expect a family celebration hosted by the King and Queen with the Duke of Edinburgh possibly in attendance as rumors swirl about Margaret’s forthcoming engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Margaret da Soules
Margaret
Balmoral Castle
Bellone
New Leena
Imax
Tay
Hwentien
Lindon
Elisabeth
King
Gure
Scotia
Balmoral
Duke of Edinburgh
German Rearmament Crisis Reported From Bonn
fragmented wires describe political tension over German rearmament. Opposition voices in Bonn pressure government, warning of military buildup and potential strain with Allies. unclear phrases reference assembly debate and public sentiment amid the Atlantic Pact context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonn
Dee West Garman Chamai
Adenayeri Sil
Lexday
Betas Macher
Falte
West Carman
Dag de
Governmamt
Tong
Eee
Gaeman del
Pean Assembly
Cae
Teedy
Lalint Galena
Sina
Wwurer
East Jone
People's Police
Porcream Ramm
Althour
Garman
U.S. Firm Wins Eildon Dam Contract in Australia
A United States company secured the contract to build the Eildon Dam in Victoria, Australia, on a cost plus basis with an 450,000 construction fee. Tendered by American, British, and New Zealand firms, the project aims to store about 6000 acre feet of water and create work for roughly 2000 locals, boosting irrigation and regional development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald
New Zealand
American Firey
Bete Eae
Fem
Ieee
Hingla
Bovthero
Eildon
Earth Tremors in Assam Reported by Experts
Aug 21. An Assam report notes tremors affecting the region with experts estimating the quake's effects. Widespread concern follows damaged structures and rising waters in nearby areas as military units move toward affected zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dumugar
Amam
Arash
Dihruo Payeena Foliar
Royal Marine Commando Unit to Continue Korea Service
The Royal Marines Commando unit will continue operations in Korea with commandant Colonel X overseeing. Details on the unit’s end composition and arrival remain unpublished for security. A naval correspondent notes secret briefings and medical staff at Plymouth and Devonport preparing volunteers for amphibious night operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kores
Sasi
Royal Maries Cevenando Teigade i Bal
Moma
Daily Express
Korea
Rally
Vatuntame
Wes
Herracks
Campe
Hot Pack canned meat export freedom announced
Canberra reports free licensing to export hot pack canned meat worldwide after a new treaty with the United Kingdom. Minister Mrs McEwen stated export viability improves as Australia supplies portable meat material to Britain, avoiding use as meat pests to South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
McEwen
Owever
South America
Australia
England
Britain
Menzies Meets New Zealand Cabinet in Wellington
The Australian Prime Minister and the New Zealand Cabinet discuss likely fallout from dispatches to New Zealand and Australia. No official statement was issued, but talks centered on potential actions and policy directions amid regional tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Prive Ministen
AG. Nana
New Zealand
Siacry Deren Ee
Menzies Outlines Defence Drive Amid World Tension
Mr Menzies warned Australia must confront an era of global strain by building own countries, stabilising economies, and urgently expanding defence preparations. He stressed not fearing Communism but defending nation policies as essential to security, noting Australia and New Zealand enjoy high regard in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menzita
United Braton
Avenia
Mr. Menzies Baid
Mlaregard
Anan
Birty
Randa
Menziae
Australian minister visits New Guinea amid territorial debate
A Australian minister discussed plans for a New Guinea condominium with Dutch and Australian officials. He argued a joint administration could lead to social and educational development while keeping options open for eventual self rule. Opponents questioned cultural and linguistic ties and warned the union could threaten West New Guinea's future status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gruen
New Guinesia
the Hague
West Rew Guines
Wheat Board turmoil noted in Canberra reports
Canberra reports a government shakeup affecting the Wheat Board with ministers McEwen and Cullen in focus. The Labor government faces friction over dismissals and possible compensation, while discussions on severance and legal clearance unfold. Relations with international partners and Board members Mr Cullen and Mr Darling are cited amid a cautious interpretation of tenure and actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fale
Harold Darling
He Wheat Board
Bir
Clive
McPherson
British Phosphate Comminion
Peither
Cullen
McEwen
Cullence
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Ts T Wares
Ing
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China
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Mmé
PNR
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ATAL
Enmunsey
Tevin Ann
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Sint
Vanes Iy
Federal
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Malaya
Hong Hong Por
Princess Margaret's
WOR Sanavisas
Mart Rome
Betlay
Epee Ee Propaganc
Eildon Dam
Melbourne
Aes
Ty Uta Camirsefea Ca
U.S.A
Assam
Royal Marine Commando
Mr. Menzies
Port FO
Gamenet
Port Ee
New Guinea
York
Te Netherlande
Nan Sea
Labour
Commerce
J. McEwen
Asid Tofy
Chirtaan
Australien
J. Tullen
Alloualy
Shinkment
Ansteslians
Pete Othe
Stirs
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