26 Feb 1951
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Feb 26, 1951
Page
1
News dispatches report United Nations troops advancing along a 60 mile front in central Korea near Hoengsong and Fong Tan. Canadians Australians and New Zealanders fought side by side, with heavy enemy resistance and claims of improved Allied positions amid renewed supply and development efforts in the region.
A London correspondent outlines the international debate over Japanese rearmament and Allied attitudes. The dispatch mentions New Zealand and the Philippines, with references to rehabilitation programs and urgent consultations on speeding up growth and shipping.
Fragmented lines report Koreans urging United Nations protection amid resistance to Japanese rule. Wavering wording mentions General MacArthur and a call for international involvement, reflecting postwar occupation debates.
General Bryant Moore commander of the United Nations Ninth Corps in Korea died after a helicopter crash while inspecting front lines. He climbed from wreckage before succumbing to injuries. Moore previously led the 284th Infantry and served in World War II in Europe and the Pacific. He had been superintendent of the Military Academy at West Point and commanded US forces in Korea.
A periodic United Nations briefing reports heavy Allied air force casualties through the Korean War. It notes sustained air campaigns from January 29 to late February, with more than two thirds of claimed losses occurring during this period. The report highlights high Allied losses against Communist targets and stresses ongoing strategic air operations.
In a international event, Bootland defeated Ireland with a decisive score. The match highlighted strong play from Bootland and set the tone for upcoming showdowns.
Krups proposes entry into Canada's heavy industry market with new lifting and crane equipment. The plan includes partnerships with Canadian suppliers and potential investment in a local manufacturing facility to expand production capacity and meet rising demand.
News moves describe U.S. authorities releasing several war criminals including Karl Holling and others at Patruinal in Bavaria after the war. The report notes their involvement in atrocities at Flonneburg and Eregan and mentions additional defendants sentenced for atrocities abroad.
A historic transcript records John Foster Dulles warning against a Soviet dominated world. He cites 400 million under Soviet rule and argues for U S leadership to prevent communist expansion, detailing warnings about Korea, Europe, and Asia, urging unity and sacrifices for victory and peace.
Ottawa officials signaled Canada will renew exchange control for two more years under wartime authorities. Debates in Parliament focused on preserving reserve leverage and the potential impact of a renewal on imports and currency stability.
A bus collision at a level crossing near Horsham left 11 dead and 12 injured. Police and emergency crews worked through the night, transporting wounded to Horsham Hospital where surgeons performed multiple operations. The Bond's Tours bus, bound for Adelaide, bore the brunt of the crash as witnesses described extensive damage and a mangled front section.
Conflicting reports from two sources on coal electricity and gas as miners work near safety limits. Government plans to brief Cabinet committees on energy and essential services, with action expected promptly.
A Star correspondent reports Dr Malan criticizing United Nations and Commonwealth methods. He argues non European groups threaten the Commonwealth and urges inclusion or segregation measures. He predicts Gold Coast elections impact South Africa and warns on white minority rule being challenged within the Commonwealth.
Officials comment on Capstone report as Prime Minister Malan urges removal of a triomely rule and self government in colonies. Canada questions Britain position while Pakistan, Ceylon, and others view Britain’s initiative with caution amid Commonwealth tensions.
Soviet notes from Moscow indicate willingness to consider steps that genuinely improve Anglo Soviet relations. British and Allied leadership are criticized for actions supporting Germany, while the Soviet government blames Britain for arming and provoking aggression. London papers devote large space to the new note amid wartime tension and hopes for direct talks.
A brief note indicates the Prime Minister is anticipated to address the Momse with remarks tied to ongoing political events and policy directions in the United Kingdom. The report highlights the upcoming speech as a key moment for government messaging.
Contested action in Austrian waters under Operation Hostile features fourteen ships from New Zealand Makistan Australia and Royal Navy. Reports state midair rescues and air battles as Blueland forces respond with submarines and carrier aircraft amid warnings of heavy fighting and naval maneuvers.
A British migrant died while crossing the river at Good Hope on a Saturday night with two companions. Torrance camped upstream and fled the scene after their boat capsized near Kania. The drowning occurred about 30 to 40 kilometers downstream. the survivor reached shore but the others were lost.
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