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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 04, 1951
Page
1
Federal leader Mr Menzies charged Labour and the Communists aided inflation and jeopardised unity. He accused the Opposition of prolonging the wage crisis to weaken the government and defend external security while Labour stood alongside the Reds. He urged electors to reject the Labour policy and back pro safety measures.
A garbled report discusses monetary strain, inflation and government budget issues. It references officials like The Sens Aan and Mr. Menaine, mentions the Treasury, national defense, and legal actions over awards and expropriation, all in a historic parliamentary tone.
Fragmented account outlines Labour Prime Minister Menzies and Minister Chifley discussing wartime governance. It mentions arming Labour reforms, arbitration act amendments, social support measures, and defence budgeting amid tensions with the United States and Allied forces. The text references pensioners, widows, and families benefiting from relief schemes while noting industry and mining concerns.
In Canberra speeches prepared for a local election, Mr Fadden and other leaders defend government partnership and pledge housing and industry development. Candidates J Fraser and independent Stra Chanton outline plans for infrastructure, migration controls, and social services as CANBERRA campaign activity intensifies.
The report cites Mr J A Fem Fedrrel as ALP president describing Labour and trade unions facing criticism. A talk on government reform is noted as revealing lack of a real formula. The piece mentions a Wright, Bri An speaker who questioned confidence in the party leadership.
Evatt and Labor clash with government over plan to curb price hikes and protect vulnerable groups. Critics label terms vague and weak while demanding immediate rises and expanded welfare. government rejects broader finance for homebuilders and asserts need for policy clarity.
Opinion sought on a coastal road linking the South Coast to the temperance point. The South Ceret Road Association secretary Mr. Fovier said residents favor the road, arguing it would aid international recuperation and help locals. The effort received support from others, with further details promised on page 2.
Fragmented notes indicate Labour delegates consider adjourning the ACT gathering amid party clashes and verbal skirmishes. References to Tradex and Labour Shunell hint at policy timing and date concerns. A separate reference mentions Addi Ulatezpan's run for sonatas before the Atomic Safety Commission and a White House statement on production facilities, though details are unclear.
The text describes Communist state actions including executions and mass denunciations. It notes long history, campaigns against political enemies, and the use of intimidation to drive people to resist imperial forces. It mentions methods such as public denunciations and propaganda to warn against opponents.
fragmentary report recalls General MacArthur stating Reds hold strong strength anywhere in Korea and warn of fresh units. mentions Yangyang, Ridgway, and U8 commander, with references to Chinese forces and heavy artillery along the front near the river as U.S. and allied units brace for combat.
Report claims Soviet force humes the arsenal with bombs stored 180 feet underground and an adjacent 92 300 square mile testing ground. Vivid details attributed to Viktor Chapennikeff, son of a former Red Army marshal, expanding the border warning in Germany. House Armed Services Chairman Carl Vinson cites the program as a six year effort and urges focus on defense funding.
Mr C P Greenwood, an 08 year old accountant, is named Liberal selection for the A C T seat. The choice was by the association committee of the Toc a branch after advice from the NAA executive. Original nominees included KOC, McKay, Wooll, and Gane. Wooll and McKay withdrew. BF Mwrnts Fromay won town 0 and will be eligible to take a seat at the Mowe of Representatives. Greenwood resides at the Motel Civic Centre of fice for nearly MA rary. He said he would likely deliver his policy speech early next week. A spokesperson for the tabersl f Party said Greenwood has wide knowledge of provisions affecting A C T residents. He is a man of wide vision and should be well received by the electors.
In Lismore Bryen announced the selection of E W Labour candidates for Richmond Mackillar and Ware Hing Bea. Mt A Barley of Nurraberi was chosen for Mackillar and Ne F Ik McCullum was named for Warring. Unclear country party links surfaced with the North Comat and Road parts mentioned.
Morrison appeals to Russia amid rising tensions as leaders clash over policy and security. The stance signals possible diplomatic maneuvering and calls for measured response from international partners.
Fragment discusses projected wartime spending and economic strain. Mentions Britain facing 4700 million pounds defense outlay over three years, rising living costs, and supply concerns. Contains many garbled terms and unreadable segments.
Reports indicate the Australian War Crimes Court plans to bring Japanese war criminal defendants to The Negron in June for sentencing. About one third of those brought to trial have been acquitted. Official hangings have not yet occurred as proceedings continue.
Victoria duck shooters raided by NSW police amid allegations of illicit gun usage and hidden contraband. Officers allegedly discovered firearms and illicit materials during a raid at a Morguine area location, with authorities pursuing further details on suspects and motives.
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