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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 19, 1949
Page
1
In La Spezia on Thursday a young boy attempted to ride a car, causing the vehicle to stop. The occupants then joined a wild free for all in the street, with both parties badly hurt and taken to a hospital.
In the Ore Boke Mountains Wales a major operation dipped sheep to halt the spread of a sharp disease ravaging mountain flocks. Authorities reported rounding up about 100,000 sheep and moving them to a large emart to prevent further infection. The dip plan will extend to ensure the flocks remain healthy and free from contagion.
Fragile OCR text references V5 expansion, production goals at Waxrington unlikely to meet targets. Mentions Laon Westerrling and Perreli figures, with figures like 80 million and 106,000 million lines. Notes Federal Reserve and banking terms, but details are unclear.
Fragmented OCR notes hint at a debate over a go-between figure tied to government dealings. References mention Sinn Bar, Mareigерon payments, rationing, and exchanges between Senator Mundt and a committee chairman. The text alludes to alleged influence and a call for remarks to be recorded.
Fragmentary report notes 111 new cases of infantile paralysis in New York State for the week. Details mention eligibility and payments related to aid, with unclear figures and dates due to damaged OCR text. The item references New York Rate and medical safeguards without full context.
Fragmented remarks describe European unity issues with American aid, continental blocs, and political actions. Delegates argue for collective defense and coordinated policies over national autonomy. Terms mention Canada Australia and the federal system, with calls for broader unity among European states.
Reports reaching Allied quarters in Berlin describe secret activity on the Baltic coast near the Rumian zone. The text notes weapon transport hints and potential 12 000 to 18 000 ton movements as parts of postwar armament, with concerns about second hand equipment and patrols.
A report on Churchill urging German admission to the council and onto a path toward democracy. He warned that without Germany cooperation no country could face the frontier and called for a European charter of human rights and a 12-nation council to safeguard freedom.
Fragmented report describes a U S Consular office closure in Ar machi capital of Ainkiang Province. The notice mentions Chinese reports and evacuations amid unclear security actions in a far north western town.
A 1910s parliamentary inquiry examines the feasibility of a dollar loan from Canada and the United States. The finance minister signals government support for multilateral trade while stressing prudent reserve use. A weekly welfare measure and income tax rebate are noted, with NZ seeking parity and a shift in welfare and rent figures.
A British steel firm plans to dismiss about one third of its workforce amid widespread redundancy warnings from authorities. The move follows financial strain in the Midlands and mirrors unemployment concerns in the broader industrial sector.
New York report states United States businessmen plan to invest 300 million dollars in foreign territories to aid development. The statement cites Secretary of the Treasury and experts confirming funding will support Franklin’s four point program, with conditions on political alignment and implementation.
Rovian sources report a British parasoldier from the Parachute Division stationed in the Hanover area is missing. The unclear transmission mentions Soviet authorities and British aims, with references to continuing service and wartime roles.
A damaged OCR fragment describes an American dermieatom mill valued at about a large sum with plans to deliver to Pittsburgh in 12 weeks. It mentions processing capabilities and start dates but lacks clear details or coherent names or dates.
Secretary of State Acheson told reporters Washington pressed for quicker action to recover American ships loaned to Russia during World War II. He indicated the United States would seek more vigorous measures through diplomatic channels and the allied powers to secure the ships' return.
Fragmented text describes wartime diplomacy with Admira l Acheson and U S policy toward Europe. It notes warnings to Germany, planning for aiding Western Europe, and debates in the Atlantic alliance about American arms and European aid. The piece mentions West German decisions, Allied strategy, and potential amendments in response.
Government blames Communists for disturbances as police deploy tear gas to break up protests. Reported arrests include several jailed and injuries among demonstrators as tensions flare in the capital.
Fragmentary OCR text notes Sir Stafford Cripps to return home amid unspecified events. Mentions Fras Cir Gamord Cemppe and July 2000 in garbled form with unclear details.
Fragmentary OCR note claims an earthquake in Lindon Iowa last night centered near a location described oddly. Readable bits mention an epicentre near a place called Bromwich with a reference to Wan Teserded, but details are garbled.
British officials press for measures to overcome the Chinese blockade that restricts trade through Hong Kong. Aimed at reestablishing shipping, naval escort is discussed as part of broader protests to protect British interests and international trade. The Chinese government warns against repeat actions, urging restraint while maintaining its stance.
Testimony in the Tokyo treason case described Allied prisoners beaten starved and killed. The defendant claimed no reliable coup details and denied any trial charges while invoking an oath of allegiance to the Allied cause.
Washington reports bipartisan backing from Republican and Democratic members of Congress for the Foreign Military Aid Bill to Europe. The House is set to debate the measure amid stalled negotiations and concerns over allied defense needs.
Los Angeles reports that a Japanese swimmer, Thurving Lam night Mienahin of Jape, won the 1509 metre race with a time of 15 minutes 20.0 seconds, beating rivals Hashigume and Tanaka. The record 14 minutes was set yesterday by Hamagueh in the 200 events, while John Bium of Neanayen finished in a distant position.
Fragmented OCR reports describe a huge blaze in a New Zealand bush region with plans for air support and emergency response. Officials warn of extensive damage and potential unemployment as the situation unfolds across affected districts.
Reports say Greek rebels crossed into Albania as fighting surged along the Vlore frontier. Both sides accuse each other of killings, with Albania claiming Greek troops hit rebel positions and Greek authorities denying involvement while noting casualties on both sides.
Fragmented OCR text shows chaotic quotes about a strike linked to bakers millers and screws, mentioning Finland and Communist rhetoric, with garbled names and place references suggesting a developing unrest or labor action without clear dates or outcomes.
Damaged area report mentions gusty conditions and a carthgustes area with near term events. Text is garbled and names or places are unreadable, making precise attribution impossible.
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