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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jan 31, 1950

Page

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Cotter Carnival Nets Big Gain For Legacy Canberra

The Cotter reserve carnival drew visitors from Canberra and Queanbeyan for a bathing beauty contest won by Misa Bergrame. Canberra Legacy raised about £1480 plus £470 from the carnival, aided by local clubs, hotels, and volunteers, with prizes and a large parade. Ambulance crews treated minor injuries as crowds enjoyed the day of contests, parades, and river-side activities.

Misa Bergrame Canherre Chamner Coramaine Ity Johnson Canterra Yeaterday Meri Ana Sored Patricia Adama Hotela of Canbere Misa Junyen Aiyaya James Canberra Cotter Queanbeyan Lega Pollue Arivera Mme Can Rwight Cas Fy Cas Functioneo Bathinis Mas James Queanbeyan Legacy Gorge Calman Rowling Addi Iymal Irom Goulburn Yans Crookwell Wage C. J. Woodger Leghia Wan

Wool Talks in London Formosa War Supplies Forced

In London the Commonwealth Wool Conference discusses war supplies for Formosa. Large quantities of barbed wire aviation fuel and other materiel are pledged. Nationalists seek aid from Australia and New Zealand amid export and supply limits as officials report heavy demand and tightening controls.

Wondon Sonaay Formoas Japan Formosa E Macarthy Australia A Duncan China Zealand

Malays Called To Volunteer As Enrolment Begins

Malayans are urged to volunteer as civilian auxiliaries for the Malayan People's Army. Centres across the Federation opened except Penang and Kedah where many have already registered. Tens of thousands are expected to join, with various Malay communities contributing as authorities bolster security.

AAP Reuter Singapore Atrcbandit Federation Penang Kenti

New York Tony Cars From Queen Mary Report

Fragmentary text from a Daily Express page notes a public sale involving a carpet firm. Mentions Queen Mary, Weld Wl week, and an offered price. contexto unclear. no clear event or outcome established.

New York Tony Queen Mary London Tammun Daily Express Andy Se

Soviet Demands Control of Seven North China Ports

New York Monday report states the Soviet Union asked for full control of seven North China ports from the Chinese government. The proposal would grant Moscow strategic dominance of the Yellow Sea, with Mao Tse tung seeking guarantees of aid and military equipment in counter terms.

New York Russia North China Yellow Sea Xoo Buleberger Suluberger Chinwang Tao Halchaw Che Yoo Weltminet Taing Teo Huleberger BME Tram Manchuria Thyner Suleberger Mao Tse ‘Tung Pessent Moscow Mao I Buleberzer

Soviet Reimposes Lorry Lag Amid Berlin Shipping

Berlin dispatch notes a new lorry hour schedule as authorities reimpose limits on vehicle movement. The plan caps hourly movements at a reduced rate, easing prior congestion while aiming to clear backlog of bound freight.

Berlin Twwalena Holt Berlinebound Melmatedt Jorriex Borsier

Tasmanian Agent General T De Alton Named

Hobart Monday Labour Party approves rent for Mr. T De Alton as Agent-General in London. Alton elected to Parliament in 1901, served as Chief Secretary and later for Agriculture, and became part of the Government in the Legislative Council.

Hobart Labour Party T. de Alton London Alton Labour Wan Lie Aribulture Naw Bauland Lepialanive Council

NZ Search for Dugan and Mears

AAP Reuters report from Alickland states police were alerted to the liner Arangion on arrival this morning after Sydney information suggested convicts Davcy Digan and William Cecil earn might be aboard. Police met the ship but neither man was found.

Alickland Reuter Arangion Sydney Wiliam Cecil Earn

British car exports to Australia surge in January

The Daily Telegraph reports British car exports to Australia rose sharply in January to about 140,000 tons, far exceeding the monthly average of 40,000 tons. Shipping in February is expected to rise to around 40 sailings, with routes under Dutch, French and Scandinavian flags noted amid wartime disruption.

London Australia Uesen Halest Peking Uractore Ater

Demaret Wins Open Golf in Open Playoff

Amateur and pro golf fans watched a dramatic finish as Demaret edged Sam Snead by one stroke at the 38th hole. Jimmy Demaret secured the title amid a field that included Lonnie, Ellrworth, and Pat Thomas, with a $30,000 purse noted.

Arie Seenany Sam Bneede Jimmy Demaret Sam Pen Lonnie Mar Ellrworth vi Pat Thomuan

Snow In Italy Sparks Fire and Blackout Reports

A fragmentary report from Venice describes heavy snowfall causing widespread disruption with electrified snow and a house fire triggered by a short circuit. Public safety crews battled incidents as conditions worsened and responders warned of continued danger across square yards of snow.

Venice Unites Pens Sare Fanan

Search Planes Fail to Locate Missing Transport

Montreal plan search planes failed to locate a missing transport in distributed territory. The route was from White House Crowe NY toward a pink beacon with an instruction beacon. A plane reportedly disappeared after takeoff and weather conditions hindered locating it.

Montreal Montiny Yeaterdey Peake

Truman Will Intervene in Saft Coal Strike

Washington officials said President Truman might intervene in the coal strike within 48 hours, barring any unforeseen delays. The American Associated Press reported there would be no immediate move to return to normalcy.

Truman Wabhtngton

Alaska Defences Seen Weak by U S Officials

Reported remarks from Alesha Growning and committee members express concern that Alaskan defense is vulnerable. They note sanctions, funds, and frontier defense steps, with Governor Gruening urging protective measures while warning of a Soviet reach to Pacific shores and Alaska’s exposure to attacks. The discussion centers on defense programs and the risk of border invasion.

Aluaiea Alaska Congression Gruening Suropean Aii Armato Asia Riberia

Russia Seeks Ship To Transport War Prisoners

Jonas General MacArthur has been asked by Russia to provide a ship to repatriate 2,900 Japanese prisoners from Nebodka port on February 6. This marks Russia's second request for a mid winter prisoner lift from the port, following a prior winter exchange.

Russia yameReuter Tory Jonas MacArthur Siport Nebodka

Police Exchange Shots With Natives in Newclare Riots

Johannesburg reports say police and natives exchanged shots in Newclare with several injured during rioting that spread to Durban where police fired on Africans attacking a quad car and freed two detainees. Police reinforcements used tear gas as unrest peaked before 10 pm.

Johannesburg Newclare Durban Fred Ali Newelare

Two Arrests in Jewel Robbery Case Reported

Marshilles police probe a jewel robbery worth about £200,000 at Age Khanil Be- Tat Augunt. Suspect 24 faces charges. Colonel Lindsay George Watson and another man are in custody awaiting trial amid claims of involvement and altered balance of the assets.

Marshilles Feehehe Muepicion Esimphiiity Lindsay George Watson Heotamun

Deaths in quake hit region reported worldwide

Fragmentary report notes a deadly earthquake in the Persian Gulf area with casualties. Military and relief agencies assess impact as snow and logistics hinder response while ongoing searches continue for survivors.

Flights Tested Before Planes Constructed

Washington report describes Engineers at Maasuchu Nette Institute of Technology developing an electronic mechanical flight apparatus to test high speed aircraft and windless conditions before construction. Navy Department announces pilots saved by the device during operations, highlighting advances and wartime claims of efficiency.

Washington Bonduy Maasuchunette Institute of Technology Navy Department ThraimWin Loria

Indonesia Stands Firm Not To Negotiate With Rebels

Army Commander Sudkika rejected talks with Watering rebel forces and stated Indonesia will not negotiate with the insurgents. The Monday briefing underscored ahardline stance amid ongoing tensions and military operations against rebel factions.

Tytonvalas Tn Sonesish Sudkika

Dismissed for Gift to Girl at National Polls

Fragmentary report discusses a dismissed official linked to a gift to a girl and a national poll. Names and places appear garbled, but references to Metropolitan Life and a company dismissal suggest a focus on political influence and corporate interest amid unclear dates and events.

Thy Metropolitan Life Twawri ‘Company Ge Monkowite Ewe HNL Vinmea

Bidault’s Fivefold Challenge Marks New French Budget Vote

Paris reporters note Premier Bidault issued a fivefold challenge amid the National Assembly debate on the budget. He demanded a fourth confidence vote as civil service savings, a 41 production tax, a road transport levy, and a plan to tax non-distributed company profits, testing the government’s resolve.

Paris Esch Tne Sax Proai

Britain Raises Meat Sale Surcharge Amid War Strain

Britain announces a meat sales surcharge as part of wartime measures. The government cites shifting distribution costs and ration adjustments. Butchers warn higher prices will hit consumers while an official inquiry is promised to assess the impact on monthly food costs.

Britain London Mod Gexiinn Incecane Fond Nader Butchers Boca smayeoKk Ministry of Labour Ah. BM Eitwardx

Australia Wins by Seven in Johannesburg Test

Australia defeated South Africa by seven wickets in a drawn out test at Johannesburg. Key contributions came from Australia bowlers and batsmen as the hosts struggled to post a strong first innings total.

State of War Japan May Threaten Ufa Power

Fragmentary OCR text references a state of war with Japan and mention of allied powers, with unclear details about threats and events. Entities include Japan and possibly Allied powers, but readable content is limited and uncertain.

Japan

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