27 Apr 1951
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 27, 1951
Page
1
Fragmentary report notes U S casualties in Korea totaling about sixty one thousand seven hundred forty four with thousands wounded. Mentions named individuals and units in unclear phrasing and references a ministerial note on release of prisoners of war.
British government backs Pacific pact as best means to deter aggression in the Asia Pacific region. Australia and New Zealand caution that such arrangements may weaken existing ties with Britain while debates continue on broader regional security obligations and possible imperial commitments.
Labour figures foresee Melhouine and the General Secretary Mr B J Kennelly predicting a 25 seat gain in the House of Representatives and potential gains in the Senate. The report notes expectations of shifts across parliamentary chambers and the party’s prospects.
Extensive NSW analyses forecast Labour gains in Hume and Gwydir while Liberal and Country Party hopes focus on rural seats. Observers anticipate little state-wide change with contests in Ballarat Bendigo Corio and Wannin marking key metropolitan battles as parties project modest swings.
An early evening gathering at Brive Hall ended with a disruption as Mr Mos Ades was heckled by a protester. The speaker, identified as a communist, faced a heated exchange about Australian affairs and the incident briefly unsettled reporters in attendance.
Queanbeyan residents report Communist canvassing during the first week of a campaign. Wiry mentions Labour candidate appeals using a local spell motif. Voter signs and endorsements were seen on streets and near shops, with residents noting limited turnout and ongoing electioneering.
In Tokyo on Thursday the British 29th Brigade broke free from encirclement after bearing the brunt of an attack by about 24 000 Chinese troops on the western front. The unit was said to have disrupted Communist plans and regrouped amid tanks and heavy mortar fire as they escaped through a damaged area, with casualties and equipment losses reported.
A dated press conference outlines U.S. policy on Formosa, detailing military aid terms, delivery of equipment, and the need for an agreement with the Chinese Nationalist Government. It notes a July survey, a September report, and a February reply establishing terms, with personnel supervision and defensive use of material.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a dispute over a Soviet attack proposal discussed by foreign ministers deputies. The readable parts mention Paris and a speech described as winded and not forthright, with unclear names and dates.
New York reports Rita Hayworth may pursue divorce from Prince Aly Khan amid tabloid speculation. The couple’s public appearances and statements have drawn media attention as coverage notes potential legal action and a possible separation.
Key West reports a Cuban Sky Master airsider and a naval training plane collided offshore near Key West. Both aircraft plunged into the sea about a mile from Key West South Beach. Survivors unknown. crews and passengers from both planes were recovered later amid chaotic search efforts.
Reporters note General Douglas MacArthur prepared to address the public as discussions continue in Washington. Witnesses describe tense exchanges about timing and plans, with questions on whether he will reveal strategy or pose new directions for policy and leadership in the capital.
The article notes several education appointments including Deputy Director of Education and Superintendent on February, with updates on individuals such as Harold Stanios Wimmnani and others joining public service. It mentions historical figures and locations like London and a college, indicating a broad reshuffle in education leadership.
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