25 Jul 1951
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 25, 1951
Page
1
A cabinet decision in New South Wales on price controls triggers immediate effect and prompts concern in other states. Officials discuss extending controls nationwide, with federal and state leaders eyeing inflation conference outcomes and possible orders to re control goods and services.
The Secretary of the Clothing Manufacturers' Association and Vivian Yorke speak on price controls amid calls for national action. Industry leaders urge authorities to empower a Prices Commissioner while wharf and shipping costs rise. Prominent figures from governments and unions discuss expedient measures to stabilize prices during wartime conditions.
The readable text hints at a wartime or military context with references to a process, payment, and a costly item or duty. It suggests a discussion of costs, reductions, and an economic angle connected to soldiers or a corps, though many words are garbled.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss international groups and programs on desertification and agriculture. Mentions unnamed nations, Libya like references, and a French ambassador with vague ties to development agendas. Content is garbled and lacks clear events or dates.
A scrambled report describes military exercises in the Far East under Communist authorities. The text references Soviet guidance, Korea, and tensions with unclear, damaged details about locations such as Visdivpatok and several figures, with uncertain dates and names.
Mrs Street a member of the Consuismint-barke and wife of the Chief Judge of the NAW supreme Court traveled from Australia to Britain and New York to urge world peace. The embassy in Britain directed her actions and she sought an American visa on June 24 while in Europe.
A report describes Persia asking Britain to send a minister to Tehran as tensions flare over claims and demonstrations. UK diplomat Harriman comments on Anglo-Persian disputes and potential parliamentary actions in London, with authorities restricting unrest but the prospect of further talks uncertain.
A Philippine government report indicates moves toward a security pact with the United States. The announcement notes potential alignment with the U S and other allied nations to bolster defense against regional threats. The discussions involve high level talks with American and regional partners.
A Federal Government spokesman in Sydney said the national economic conference next Monday would be limited to under 30 participants to achieve results. The ACTU and union leaders would push for broader inclusion, with Prime Minister and state leaders noted as potential attendees. The Australian Nations Council of Women in Melbourne also sent representatives to the conference.
A fragmented NAW and federation leadership clash as the Sheet Metal Workers Union delays a move toward ALP alignment. Reports indicate confusion within trades and among Labour supporters about proper actions, with calls to reject outside influence and avoid premature moves.
George Arthur Boyle state secretary of the Shi Painters' Syndicate and Michiel Jane Donigan faced four counts under the Crimes Act for alleged boycotting and obstruction of worker duties in a strike related matter. Local union vigilance was cited as part of the charge.
In Seoul on Tuesday hopes fade that a peace accord will be reached tonight. Delegations remain firm on withdrawal of foreign troops while Communist forces regroup for possible action in Korea. UN and Korean Assembly voices warn that the Reds may press to force terms if talks stall.
An apparently garbled report recounts a disastrous air incident near Mascot Sydney. The text mentions Overland Air Barvices Pty and a Lockherd Kale plane, with references to a victim and a person named Tony Cooper of Fasten, plus mentions of oxygen and a 4 pm timing. The fragmentary prose lacks clear facts or coherent events.
Rev H Harrison Hubant and associated clergy spoke at a New Testament commemoration service in Acmnteatin. The event honored a General Assembly Presbyterian Church of Acmnteatin with plans to address community issues amid recent hardship.
The Prime Minister today paid tribute to Shetae Gees and leaders of Ul, honoring their service and continuing work ahead. The event underscored national unity and ongoing efforts to address historical and regional challenges.
Allied troops engage in sharp fighting in several sectors of North Korea with patrols sent into enemy buildup zones. Reports detail frontline pressure around Kansong and nearby positions as United Nations forces probe for weaknesses and consolidate gains amid heavy activity and counterattacks.
Fragmentary notes recount a journey and delay with scattered names and places. Mentions like August and Christmas season hint at attempts to reach over the year but details remain unclear. The piece reads as a fragmented diary style record with uncertain locations and dates.
Burma will boycott the Japanese peace conference in San Francisco in September. The government rejected the treaty, saying it provides inadequate reparations and terms for Burma. Burma was invited to attend the San Francisco conference on September 4.
Almost 2 000 people gathered at Tow Hall to condemn rearming Japan pledging opposition to a new pacific alliance. A unanimous resolution urged government to convene a conference with powers to analyze Japan's peace treaty options and call for a broader public debate.
A fragmented report describes an Indian appeal regarding Kashmir amid regional conflicts. It references rivals, deities, and disputed territory with mentions of names such as Hanbinie and Cheabe and notes recent aggressive actions by state actors.
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