11 Feb 1952
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Feb 11, 1952
Page
1
London reports that the court will wear mourning until May 31 for King George VI. The Lord Chamberlain announced no clear plan for further mourning, and royal ceremonies are suspended during this period.
An ornate description depicts funeral events surrounding Queen Mary and King George with mentions of royal guards, Grenadier Quarters, and mourners. The piece notes public access to the service dates February 19 and 14, and reflects on the royal family, Sandringham, and bereavement atmosphere.
Report on a royal visit program with Queen Elizabeth and King George VI attending in London and Australia. Observance of a period of mourning issued by the Governor General with official notices and gatherings planned for February.
London and Sydney papers recount Lionel Logue's role with King George VI, noting his long alliance since 1930s. The public figure aided the king through speeches and breathing exercises, earning honors including the Royal Victorian Order for devoted, persistent support during the reign and coronation era.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a funeral and work suspension, with scattered phrases about a government and a date. Readable elements mention Australia and Norway in unclear context, hindering a full coherent event summary.
New York report notes an Australian National University expert argues for a Western backed plan addressing Chinese and Russian influence to curb communism in Asia. He outlines options including strengthening a Chinese alliance with the United States and balancing demands to avoid a broader war while seeking peace.
Mossadeg signals a warmer mood toward Britain as Iran may oppose a new anti guano policy. A British chargé d affaires reports Iran will resist a plan replacing Alt] Bchelly. The spokesman declined to name, noting a generally friendly stance after limited contact this week.
A Foreign Office spokesman said no British mission would travel to The Hague for the International Court of Justice meeting tomorrow. The court will hear the Anglo-Persian dispute submission. the discussion will focus on jurisdiction, not the case substance.
Reports from London describe a political asylum dispute at the Creche Lordon involving Huda aritain and Gasch Tormer. A clerk Alont Holm fled the Ambasey Urainpipe last week while Rowe and Fran Skek Vyhenek received aid, and another employee fled the port. the prior two weeks saw a return to Prague.
Beirut reports the Lebanese cabinet has resigned after a split over domestic and non domestic policy. Prime Minister Abdullahi Yehed submitted the cabinet resignation to the president, signaling a government-wide move.
The Indian Congress Party under Prime Minister Nebr Nebr gains a strong majority in the new Parliament after the general elections. With 487 seats declared in the lower house, Congress holds a decisive win amid party gains across constituencies.
Washington reports French Air Minister Wanere Crane Me saying France seeks Western defense integration for North Africa ahead of Lisbon NATO talks. Montel and Finletter suggest a joint long term plan with rail and air bases along the 2000 mile coast, involving all Western alliance nations.
The report discusses Indonesian demands and responses from Australian External Affairs Minister Comay and Prime Minister Allatralla regarding mutual understanding with the Netherlands and the need to address industrial demands in Indonesia.
The Communists today agreed to South Korean participation in a peace conference after a Korean armistice. The United Net home yesterday agreed to a high level conference limited to Korean affairs, but the Communists rejected this proposal today.
The New York Times dated dispatch says the United States favors a conference limited to three guarantees for a political settlement. The United States would participate only with the Soviet Union Britain and possibly others while nations concerned with the Pacific would be represented. The article notes Japan’s future role and asserts the U S seeks a broad consultation on settlement terms.
Report notes UN units in Korea facing heavy fire and enemy grenades as light weight armour debuted with Allied forces. Dispatch cites Australian and Allied air and ground actions with multiple clashes, casualties, and jet losses as a three pronged Communist push presses the central front.
A Korean government statement branded recent concessions as humiliating and demanded firmer terms from the United Nations delegates. Officials criticized the UN for abandoning conditions and accused the opposing side of arrogant posturing.
Four of the RAF squadron were cited for Air Medals with Wing Commander Ronald Hine leading the group. Names mentioned include Glen Bennett and others in hero status as the unit recognized their combat achievements.
A Chicago manhunt followed a political killing that sparked public outcry. Police note 12 of 19 suspects were involved in the case. reports describe a volatile environment around a campaign and alleged violence tied to organized groups. The event has intensified scrutiny of local political figures and public safety.
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