Federal Ministers to Confer With Premier on Industrial Upheaval
Canberra January 25 Acting Prime Minister A W Fadden and Labour Minister H E Holt will fly to Sydney to meet NSW Premier J J McGirr and NSW ministers to address the grave industrial developments threatening national security and economy. The session aims to craft emergency measures as federal officials stand by for a possible cabinet meeting.
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Poreiele Crage Pire in Korea
A correspondent cites sources claiming Communist China has accepted the Arab-Asian Diow’e proposal in Korea. The report notes shifting alliances and regional tensions as Beijing signals tentative support.
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Scrap Iron Demand in China
Hong Kong reports rising scrap iron demand from China as Communist authorities buy abroad for delivery to China. Sources note high prices and shipments from Asia, India, and France. Trade figures show Hong Kong exports of raw iron and steel products fluctuating with the stronger mainland appetite.
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Avalanche Death Toll Rises in Alps
Reports from the Alps indicate multiple avalanches with extensive casualty risks. Rescue teams scoured slopes near Austria and Bavaria as searchers worked through damaged areas to locate missing persons amid ongoing tremors and snowfall.
Rail Dislocation Continues as Bowen River Flooding Rises
Flooding from the Bowen River cut rail and road links isolating towns near Towerville and Maxwellton. Authorities expect water to rise to two feet in Tickerman Creek as 1000+ people remain stranded in railway carriages and townships scramble for food.
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Australia to back U S resolution on Korea aggression
At Lake Success on January 24, Australian delegate Keith Shann said Australia would support the United States proposal branding Communist China as aggressor in Korea and calling for measures against the Peking regime. He warned China’s partial acceptance may be a ruse to split and confuse.
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Sugar Coated Propositions in China Korea Talks
The piece critiques Peking’s tactics in the Korea ceasefire discussions and asserts that China’s government would not negotiate without compromising core principles. It notes that Beijing’s responses render consent to talks with the Communist side impossible without pre‑granting rewards to aggressors.
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France Indo-Chinese policy fuels Allied caution
Journalists heard M Tournesa urge unity with the United States and Britain in backing France in Indochina. He warned against compromising cease-fire plans and stressed that peaceful settlement must not require surrender, warning against Communist expansion and stressing Paris’s duty to defend Western security.
Crashed Korean Plane Crew Rescued by Helicopter
AJP story notes Ameritas Mustangs and Corsairs advance near Seoul to keep Communist lines challenged as a rescue helicopter retrieves crew members. Earlier a light bomber crew was also rescued after rescue by Bell helicopter behind enemy lines.
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Eric Jobeton Sworn In as Economic Stabilization Chief
Ms Price and wage freeze plans announced in Washington as Eric Jobeton sworn in as Economic Stabilization Administrator. Officials predicted price stability through wage freezes, with recommendations to the Joint Senate-House committee.
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General Assembly Venue Move Sought for UN Meeting
The next General Assembly likely to be held in New York with funding uncertain while Geneva and Zurich options were ruled out. France rejected hosting and Blackpool and Cannes were deemed unsuitable. a secure site in Manhattan is favored amid debate over delegates and logistics.
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Dutch Airliner Quarantined Influenza Patients Aboard
Canberra reports a Dutch Airlines Constellation arriving from Darwin with two influenza cases aboard. Passengers are quarantined at Darwin and remaining crew will be isolated at Mascot airport and North Head under guard for a five day period. Canberra authorities coordinate with Commonwealth officials to prevent spread.
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French support for US revolution echoed in Paris
Paris dispatch reports French officials backing American independence with cautious support. Minister Albert Gazer indicates France will align with the United States while avoiding extending domestic commitments. Observers note France seeks to maintain unity among Allied powers and influence policy points before any broader action.
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British Casualties Rise in Korea War Report
London censor report shows casualties through January 1950 totaling 13,416 wounded and 1,356 killed with an increase of 1,064 Koreans reported. The defense department raised the toll to 46,201 including missing and kin.
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