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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Dec 19, 1951

Page

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Reds Publish List of 11559 Prisoners and Six Australians

A wartime dispatch notes the release of a prisoner list numbering 11,559 captives with six Australians implicated. The report ties to Allied negotiations, Communist demands, and the broader armistice talks surrounding Korea, detailing exchange terms and timetable hints. Names and exact affiliations appear in fragmented OCR, but the core fact is the prisoner list and ongoing exchanges amidst stalled ceasefire efforts.

Reds

Persia seeks aid for oil output press report

London report says Persia asks for help to raise crude oil output, with details on planned production and a 20 million ton target. Mentions Teheran and Abbow Made as sources, and notes figures for last year and current prospects on the oil line.

Persia London Pervin Murine Coreian Terhniciana Peraian Teheran Elf Sehoolline

Poor Treatment In Guardroom In Commonwealth Division

An Australian case in the Sonu area reports soldiers in a guardroom facing alleged mistreatment. The inquiry discussed the conduct of guards and officials, with one witness challenging a charge and urging a fair assessment. The matter centers on alleged improper behavior and disciplinary actions within the military camp.

Peace Delegates Lose Passports in Sydney Arrival

Reported in Sydney today as peace delegates lose passports amid confusion over travel papers. Mr Casey is in Sydney to address the issue with officials, while government ministers discuss the situation and potential cancellations of visas for associated travelers.

Fragmentary Syria Border Clash Report Unclear Details

A damaged OCR passage describes a border incident near Syria with mixed claims. It mentions shots, a trader or fisherman, a mixed arm militiai commission reacting, and unclear statements from a participant about the event. Names, places, and exact actions are obscured in the text.

High Voltage Generator at University

The report discusses a university project on a high voltage generator and its operability. It outlines collaboration among Philips Company and other groups, naming involved departments, equipment like hydrogen quiesces, and projected timelines for development and experimentation next year.

Vishinsky Attacks Western Disarmament Plan in Paris

In Paris on Tuesday, Russian Foreign Minister Vishinsky launched a final appeal against Western disarmament proposals. He urged immediate and unconditional abolition of the stem bomb, criticizing the current draft before the L N. The Peace Committee reported no major changes from his earlier opposition.

Paris Mr. Vishinsky

Gaol Escapee Recaptured After Manhunt

Moe Maxwell Celi Skincer, 23, who escaped from Pantridge Gaol on November 14, was recaptured in a hotel in Stented. He claimed America wanted to armament by stealth and warned a plan to escape by prison chimes. The incident sparked talk of widened security measures and cross national concerns over weapons in the region.

Moe Tuenay Maxwell Celi America

Bushfires Rage Across Springwood and North Sydney Area

Hundreds of firefighters battled a gigantic bushfire sweeping from Richmond to St Marys with high winds fanning fires across Springwood Londonderry and North Springwood areas. Several homes and a garage were damaged or destroyed while efforts to control the blaze persisted amid shifting winds and expanding front.

Sydney North Springwood Hawk Richmond St. Mary's Londonderry St Mary's Lontral Blacktown CWA St. Mary'n Marsden Park Wan

Rain in North LeKmori Causes Widespread Citations

Rain in North LeKmori and surrounding areas disrupts nightly activities and triggers emergency alerts as weather intensifies. Officials report storms bringing heavy rainfall, potential flooding, and widespread property damage across communities. Authorities urge residents to stay indoors and monitor local updates for safety.

Turmtay Inquiry Into Thin Man Cracksman Case

Turmtay authorities search for a famous criminal linked to a jewelry heist at Maytair Mint. The suspect, described as a renowned thief, is tied to a wave of burglaries across the capital. Investigators from Guy's Hospital and local police pursue clues amid limited leads and public concern.

Sirwingey Mee Hhaiemnan Guy's Hoapital Kurdener Krank Minima

British Tanks in Achon and Ishmalwa Clash

Fragmented report describes British tanks in Achon and Ishmalwa engaging near police HQ, ambushes, and heavy fire. Cited scenes include a wounded jeep incident, rioting crowds, and Allied claims of countermeasures amid political debates and imperial anxieties.

Achon Ishmalwa

Australians Triumph as Weat Tasieneviskel Falters in Defeat

Australia women defeated the West Tasieneviskel side by one run at the WAL Cricket Ansetation ground. WA chased 308 with 10 overs to spare, then restricted West Tas to a poor reply. The match left The Fiaitars unhappy at Newcastle and Adelaide, as both teams faced pressure.

Wome Australia Weat Tasieneviskel Wal Cricket Ansetation Newcastle Adelaide Cams C. A. Merry Selorioen Paviarol Arkenka Feanes Sles

John Peels Horn Sold at Guildford Auction

Scores of huntsmen from across England bid for the battered copper horn that rested 30 years in the Linn Hotel at Guildford. John Peel, 38, bought the horn for £400. A bid of £680 from Llewelyn J. C. of the East Ridg was accepted for another item.

Ervey Tienday John Peel Scorea Huntsmen Snany Parte Mngland Phas Linn Guildford Johnn Powell Llewtr Calneh J S A. Paulips

Three Grass Fires Fueled by Suspected Cigarette Sets

Fire crews battled three grass fires across Northbourne Avenue and surrounding areas. Neighbors and police suspected a cigarette as the ignition origin. A Canberra Club fire, a warehouse stock blaze, and a fourth small fire were reported with no serious injuries.

Woman Thief Gaolled in Sydney Court Victim of Native Theft

A young woman Patricia Wade Anderson, 21, was sentenced to 12 months hard labour at Parramatta Court for theft involving a native who helped her steal money and a bottle. She claimed ignorance and denied other charges. The court also dealt with Alain Mairs Stein, 25, neighbor, charged with waving between two towns in a money case. he pleaded not guilty and was discharged on bail.

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