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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 21, 1950
Page
2
Mr Old reports 82 canes of apparent dual voting impersonation. Mr Bennetts says the Liberal Party details will be referred to police to trace offenders as the matter is investigated. list of names and transfers noted from Queanbeyan Central area.
At the exhibition ground today Queensland 16 goals defeated Canberra 6. Bandera kicked six goals for Queensland. In the Inter game Australian amateurs Deal New South Wales 8 to 0. The matches were played in sodden conditions with rain on the ground.
A U S defense communique reports North Korea suffered heavy air losses as Allied forces, including American carrier aircraft and British planes, destroyed 18 enemy aircraft in strikes across North and South Korea. Additional raids targeted anti aircraft sites, fuel facilities, and rail yards, with Russian made ground planes and several tanks damaged.
A London conference briefing by the Peace Committee criticizes wartime actions and questions responsibility for recent Korea-related violence. The speaker asserts the South Koreans face blame and expresses concern over Russia’s role and a looming threat from the Bowen.
Twenty players travelled for the Vic Amateurs side to face Canberra at Manuka last night. Captain Grainger leads forwards including McLaughlin Aldridge Dillow while Ferguson anchors the rover role. Umpires appointed for weekend games are Central P Tourban and boundary official.
The Australian Government announced an embargo on exports to North Korea following talks between the Minister for External Affairs Mr. Spender and Trade Minister Senator O'Sullivan. The move aligns with UN Security Council resolutions and mirrors actions by the US and UK. Wool exports to Korea totalled £1,704,000 in the 12 months to May, with other merchandise largely negligible. An Australian buoy team achieved its biggest tour victory, defeating Southeastern Districts Sinil in Mossel Bay, Nunn scoring all goals.
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