29 Jul 1953
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 29, 1953
Page
1
Republic of Korea forces retreated during the night as Chinese Communist offensive pressed east central Front. A fighter gun on each side of the road was recovered later by ROK troops. The sea offensive was halted and a counter attack opened.
Analyzed report urges immediate action on restoring uniform taxation across the Commonwealth. Leaders push to curb financial scar by resuming tax levies and propose a £27 million uplift this year, with a target of 130 million under reform.
Sydney report notes concern that many top Australian scientists may leave the country for Britain and the United States. The piece cites Professor HL Phynten of University of Ayaney and warns domestic facilities and funding are inadequate to retain talent.
Melbourne reports acting premier Vin Tim writes urging a Commonwealth conference on housing policy. He cites initial discussions by housing chairmen and advocates tenants rights and deposits, aiming to coordinate with the Commonwealth for a housing accord.
Seventeen year old Dike off Mont has decided to make the Amacai as said At Marlborough House Sand ent.
Australian defense officials indicated in Parliament that troops in Korea may remain until Christmas. The minister said reinforcement plans are limited and only essential replacements will be sent as needed, with about 200 Australian personnel still in Korea and other units on alert for possible redeployment.
Fragmentary report describes two more calls about Lutham and a prison issue at Tan Lutham. It mentions investigators, possible tran hinsers, and a reference to a person administering a pill or payment in the season, with oblique attribution to the CEB.
Melbourne reports that while 15 Australian POWs are confirmed, 47 missing Australians could also be prisoners. The notice lists numerous names and places across Australia and abroad, including Sydney, London, Birmingham and Perth, with scattered ranks and affiliations among those missing.
War era report notes an August 5 repatriation plan for prisoners under Allied statutes. The Eighth Army prepares to receive returning Allied prisoners as negotiations and naval operations shape the exchange. About 2,400 are North Koreans with the rest Chinese.
An unreadable dispatch from Washington cites a Routers report about a southern government crisis. The note mentions public fear, a possible walkout, and Communist elements being discussed at a silent conference.
Disjointed OCR text references Rhee in bad faith, negotiations with South Korea, and calls for cooperation with the United States. Mentions include an unnamed secretary and a conference, with emphasis on North Korea, Soviet and Chinese positions, and Korean demilitarization efforts.
Fragmented OCR passage notes interest between Canada and Australia, references to officials Freeman ty, William A, Drwin, Tooley, and General Cariappa. Mentions wartime Australia training in Canada and school broadcasts in Canada, plus poetry by Mrs Tywin and Indian High Commissioner Taewelied. Overall hints at diplomatic aims and cultural exchanges.
A new typhoid case at Newcastle was proven positive on Tuesday raising total cases to 11. Dr. Shannon, the Minsterial Officer, waits tonight for further updates as health officials monitor the outbreak.
A post mortem examination will be carried out this morning on the body of a man at Canberra Community Hospital. The man was admitted to hospital on Monday afternoon and fled yesterday morning. An inquest is considered necessary.
A lengthy judgment details claims against the Railway Commissioners over fires that burned large areas near Wagga and Hothrook. The case explores liability for fire damage, the lack of explicit power in the Railways Act, and the substantial award sought, with witnesses discussing responsibility and government funding.
A fragmented report notes Australia moving toward government guided television. Commercial stations face review as officials discuss competition and broader access. Observers expect government involvement to shape scheduling and nationwide coverage.
Lottery draw announces major prizewinners from Randwick including Syndicate names and addresses across several streets. The tomorrow draw details multiple syndicates such as Aly Lucky Day and Canterbury Campaio with numerous participants.
Australia were 282 for 0 at lunch as Benault, Evans, and the middle order built a long partnership before rain interrupted play. Batsmen Davieson and Miller steadied the innings after a collapse, while the visitors’ bowlers contended with fielding mishaps and variable conditions leading to a drawn match in which England were all out for 379 and Australia faced a 100–plus run deficit with time running short.
A journalist named Jacke Pluyameh appears at Central Court charged after a mixed session. The report notes he denied wrongdoing, with RM Newton representing him and a police remand set for October 7.
Fragmented cricket scorecard shows Ragland Lomreatia and Langley players with partial figures. Entries list bowler Lindwall 2 for 61 and 4 for 147, with names Dayidaon, De Coury, Hutton, and Graveney among others.
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