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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 09, 1949
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text discusses election tides and party prospects across states. Mentions Victoria and New South Wales contexts, government opinion and opposition strength, with uncertain timelines and varying margins. The piece references Australian political dynamics and capital city perspectives.
Readers hear remarks from Liberal campaigners and workers about Canberra elections. Mentions of restrictions, job delays, and calls for action show tensions between government policy and voter sentiment. Party figures claim widening support while observers note lingering dissatisfaction ahead of polling.
Mr Chifley asserted Labour would back a banking reform proposal, while denouncing opposition criticism. He argued the plan would feature the common good and warned against returning to old competitive practices that hinder economic stability.
An Australian election meeting report quotes Mr Menzies arguing the election centers on the individual over conscription and employment policy. He criticizes Labour for moving toward socialism and nationalizing banks, while denying nationalization of anything they oppose.
Sydney reports Deputy Prime Minister Mr Byatt visiting Chatanoort amid tax cuts. The government cites five reductions over three years and promises to review military service pensions and provide rewards to ex service personnel who were fatally injured or incapacitated.
Chinese reports from sources in Hong Kong late Thursday say the Nationalist government formally decided once more to move the capital, this time to Taipai in Taiwan.
Police removed election notices at Haldbuga in Rabu land Fadeandbe after unauthorized postings. The notices measured six feet by three feet and exceeded size limits. officials stated removal occurred with candidate agreement.
Dayton Ohio Thursday Captain Charles Yeager a USAF test pilot announced he had flown faster than sound in a rocket plane exceeding sound barrier. He described the rocket engine delivering 25 000 hp and said the flight lasted about 34 minutes with four rocket engines and liquid hydrogen fuel.
London Thursday reports a private gathering of 22 Ruhr industrialists and bankers. The discussion covered German industrial reconstruction, foreign capital investment in the Ruhr, and socialization of heavy industry, with speakers including Ivono teirepaitich and Dr Amddeinuuve addressing the attendees.
Auckland endures storm damage with flying boats grounded and city swept by strong gales. Planes expected to move toward Sydney tomorrow amid widespread disruption.
An old record notes Soviet interest in uranium oxide and atomic secrets. Lt General Groves testified he withheld several secret reports on atomic development from Vice President Henry Wallace during the war.
The article lists NZ officials forming a new cabinet. Prime Minister listed as well as ministers for Finance Labour Justice Education Internal Affairs and more. Several named under-secretaries and parliamentary roles accompany the lineup.
Darwin reports state that Dr Gunson has resigned as medical officer. The dispatch notes a boxing bout incident when lightweight fighter Williams was fined 500 dollars after remarks about Darwin during interviews. The Pronytvanian Athletic Commission reportedly required Williams to appear before two commissioners.
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer said Germany may join a European army with Britain and France if emergency arises. He stressed Germany does not want to be a mercenary or burden, but would be prepared to contribute military forces if needed.
A shattered report notes peasants labeled rebels left their fields in Rome Province amid police patrols after peasants and leaders urged abandoning cultivated land. The move follows land reform decrees and local authorities warning of consequences, with lingering unrest across Central Italy.
The United States signals a change in approach at the United Nations regarding the National China issue. A last minute and controversial amendment to route charges to the General Assembly is noted as influencing Latin American sponsors and UK attitudes.
The article reports a new sugar export agreement with Britain, outlining a supply of 900,000 tons and potential price adjustments. Officials note the plan aims to satisfy industry needs while projecting future production and export quotes, with optimism tempered by market risk and timing.
The report describes Truman's announcement of an atomic breakthrough and widespread editorials. U.S. reaction dominates coverage alongside global notes on the Atlantic Pact, Communist victory in China, and economic strains. The piece cites Connolly and DoVey figures amid a flood of political and war-related items.
Mr Lang asserts Mr Calwall will become prime minister within a year. The claim is reported amid political chatter and references to strong opinions on leadership and future policy directions.
A fragmentary notice describes a new play by the Coal Board telling the story of Bart who aims to protect his castle from an American invader and faces pressure to yield to outside influence. The piece hints at a satire or dramatic clash over national or industrial control.
In Melbourne on Thursday Ceech champion Jere roent advanced to the Victorian singles final after beating Judh Brom and Sidwell defeated Ye PewAY in a closely contested match. The clash featured sharp net play and powerful serves with Bidwell ultimately prevailing in a five set marathon.
Fragmented text discusses migration as essential for easing pressure and labor shortages. Mentions international bodies and agencies noting Japan faces scarce resources and rising demand. Contains unclear OCR remnants and numbers.
A fragmented OCR passage reports a Senate candidate claiming that many migrants do not belong in Australia and criticizes authorities. The garbled text obscures names and specifics, but suggests a political dispute over immigration and national belonging during a campaign.
Melborne report unclear text references wage increase next month. The fragment mentions an event or discussion but lacks clear details, dates, or entities to confirm specific persons or organizations involved.
A damaged text fragment mentions termination of person and war with Gor, referencing Washington and Caer State seer en ald the 18 iliah and a Foc Saale. Details are unreadable.
Adelaide Price discusses butter trade issues as a conference notes upcoming deadlines. The article references Petroleum Prowl and a December 31 expiration date amid industry concerns.
A garbled note from New York reports an aviation feat claiming a world girdle completed in 119 hours by a pilot or group. The fragment references Thureday and Lanphier and an airline event with a 16 hours 47 minutes mark.
Australian swimmer Jobe Mairll led Yale's relay squad which narrowly broke the world record in a August Los Angeles meet. The team posted a fast time as the group impressed in the competition, with strong performances across the roster.
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