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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 11, 1952
Page
4
Postwar Unity Talks Between Churchill and Truman
A motif of improving Anglo American ties unfolds as Churchill and Truman pursue peaceful collaboration. Both leaders signal openness to restoring past rapport, explore means to calm global tensions, and seek a positive policy toward the Middle East while maintaining balance with Western allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wahington
Ste. Chuschil
Trumas
Churchill
United Mtalact
Alma’ ix
Middle Raat
Turkey
United Kingdoms
Airlines Talks On ANA and TAA Continue
Controversy over the TAA persists as discussions on the future of airlines unfold. Officials from Cir Aviation and cabinet members address the issue amid debates on air service reforms and regulatory changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airlines
ANA
Norarnmest
Ansatt Airways
de Wibaidiary Lines
Minisber
Cir Aviation
Anthony Weld
Cabinet
Yourtl and Diam Triumph Amid Unclear Contest
Two competitors named Yourtl and Diam win a contested event amid unclear reporting. No additional context or outcomes are verifiable from the text.
Two Indians Unfit for Test Amid Fraser Fight
Report states two Indiana team members are unfit for the upcoming test match on December 28 following medical and eligibility concerns. Officials cite injuries and federation rules as reasons for their exclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Launceston
Thuredi
John
Wart Indies
Jtckatern
Fragmented Text on Communism and Church Critique
The readable fragments discuss Communist achievements and critique, noting an army of good and dangers in relations and corruption. It references religious oppression and government church relations, mentioning figures like Professor G U Portue and debates on democracy and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. U. Portue
Ham
Certicate exam results delayed to Tuesday
The message notes that Bascal Mi fre puhtiahio and Aisha morn will receive immediate certification examinations. The results will be published on Tuesday.
Bank Will Honour Cheques By Left Wing Union Leaders
Sydney reports the Commonwealth Bank will honor cheques signed by three officials of the Federated Ironworkers Union with left wing affiliations. The action follows court activity and a dispute within union leadership as delegates prepare for a National Conference meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank
Sydney
Commonwealth Bank
Federated Ironworkers’ Union
Mexica
J. Port Kembla
Beanchae
Amodalion
Flas National
Owir Union
Justice Kirby
Council
L. Bhort
FIA
Newcastle
McHenry
McPhillips
Rural fire hit ACT crops as drought and outages rise
Reports describe outbreaks affecting farms after Pactin. wheat farmers abandon creant to save crops threatened by high heat. An Interior Police investigation probes a fire near a mill, while Bush Fire Council coordinates mop operations amid rising risk and damaged crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pote
Defending Ted Schroeder and Yanghee in Davis Cup picks
The article reports on selections for singles and doubles in the United States Davis Cup team. Ted Schroeder is favored for singles, with anxieties over nerves and expectations. The discussion includes other players and the coach’s anticipation of future matches and potential team changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Mchryeder
F. Shiabts
Hawid
Schroeder
Hamsants
Wingman
Ule A
Sadd
Dhinide Yanghee
Vy Ted Serene
Fran Mniahis
Pices Earhoman
Wil Permanenty
Fund Present To Sedgman's Finances
In Melbourne the federation discusses funds for Sedgman with NSW and LTA leaders flagging no present allocation if Sedgman fails to marry. In New York USA captain Frank Mhiaide speaks on the Davis Cup tie, while discussions swirl about a gesture for Dori Mart after a Wimbledon win and sports goods concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Federation
Nsw
LTA
Mn Fuller
Sydney
Sedgman
York
Frank. Mhiaide
Armateur v
Ruseet
Nmi
Firet
American Association
Florian
Dori Mart
Customs Block to Salvage Wreck of Cumberland
Officials had not placed obstacles in the path of salvage operations for cargo from the Cumberland wreck off the coast, including feed and copper. A Millstar for Trade and a person named O’Sullivan were mentioned, with continuing deliberations affecting salvage efforts and the Rettuvags company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millstar
Genter O'Suliven
Wey
Retuivags Company
Alderetion
Fragmentary OCR Note From Historical Page
The readable text hints at a historical report involving officials in Australia and a potential merger. Key entities include Bank Loup Mead and Doverniant hawes, with carers and a testé preamaed by carers. The fragmentary lines suggest a bureaucratic or governmental note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carers
Fragmented Chicago clipping on 5 minute 3.8 person detail
Readable fragments from a Chicago page note a five minute item and a 3.8 person reference. Specific names, places, or events are unclear due to garbled OCR text.
Independence of Trust Areas Calls for Faster Autonomy
A proposal urges the United Nations committee to accelerate independence for trust territories including Australis and Marl. The request is directed at Britain and allied powers seeking urgent decolonization steps and self-rule for affected regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fea
Australis
Het Jana
Poachers Federation Seeks Grant For Public Works
Officials reported the Poachers Federation pressed for a federal grant of £180 to support facilities and services. The meeting discussed a £40 million backing for current Commonwealth Covenant programs and funding allocations for cultural and public works projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atdney
Thureday
Poachers Federation
MT Myallan
Tha Ootar
Framant
Tha
Tam
Ale Wien PusBaanet
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