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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Feb 07, 1952
Page
2
A British ambassador spoke before leaving London on Monday about developing international friendship through travel. He expressed belief in increasing tourist traffic from Australia and New Zealand to Britain and would meet travel and tourism representatives during his visit.
The Federated Meat unions plan to pursue increased margins in new negotiations. The first sitting of the Conciliation Court for 1862 will start on February 25, focusing on labor claims and wage adjustments.
In the House of Representatives Mr Casey moved the second reading of a bill to secure parliamentary approval for the treaty signed in France on September. The debate was adjourned by Dr Evatt the opposition leader amid concerns over resisting Communist influence in Asia and ensuring Australia’s safety with Allied governments.
Eden announced a meeting of the Big Three Foreign Ministers in London next Wednesday. He said fear of immediate war has eased but serious issues remain. Bonn and Paris decrees may yield an agreement and a Europe different from Charlemagne’s era, blending air forces could prove fruitful. He asserted confidence in American aims and cautioned about Japan, Egypt, and Persia while Britain seeks improved Middle East relations.
Report from Le paldville Belgium Congo states Austrian commercial traveler Norm a Orne died in a plane crash near Le paldville. All 11 chulenger aboard the craft were killed alongside the crew. Local officials confirmed the tragedy.
Cairo interior minister Morqda Maraghy Bey said conspirators responsible for recent Cairo plots have been tracked down and hundreds would be charged under martial law for murder arson and looting. British authorities lift traffic restrictions around Suez as inquiry findings await publication and officials vow accountability. The Canal Zone remains quiet though commandos are not yet disarmed.
NEW YORK Web Mr Avery Brundage chairman of the United States Olympic Committee said yesterday that the Soviet authorities have read and accepted the Olympic Games rules. He added the Russians had not committed to continuing their training and that the U S would vote to forbid any Russian who receives cash from competing.
The Barton R.S.L. branch held its annual meeting and installed officers including President HL Preston-Brantey, vice-presidents Meawen JR Mull werl and FD O'Sullivan, secretary F Fisher, assistant secretary J Doherty, treasurer J fnrelite, with work committees to be formed next Thursday by the working committee of 20.
A proposed cut of £750,000 in loan funds for the water conservation and irrigation commission may halt work on Burrendong Glenbawn and Trang dam projects. Minister for Conservation Mr. Welch announced the measure today.
In Canberra Court Ramund Braswaitis a labourer was discharged without conviction after a charge of ware ing in table tennis table failed. He was ordered to enter into a six pound bond for 12 months. The case involved a table taken from Narrabundal hostel. Also, Graham Presland, 17, was released after information against him was dropped while two bakers, George and Annie Clary, faced bread offences with fines. Police questioned youths found with the table home.
Lyle Avery Smith of Fifteenth Street Narra bound over on bond of 6 months to keep the peace after Raymond Westaway claimed Smith threatened him. Smith pleaded guilty and said he only gave Westaway a verbal warning for entering his property and threatening his children. Mr Keane advised warning. Mr Prippard undertook to do.
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