02 Jun 1951
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1951
Page
1
In Korea heavy artillery and ground fighting halted a UN advance near Tangpe and Suh fs region as Allied forces faced intense resistance. Australian Beasaltan Regiment wounded, evacuated by the Mininter for Army, with other units stalling near Tangpe and the Nomehan reservoir amid ongoing clashes.
Dublin reports describe a tense political scene as government forces seek to maintain control amid shifting support. Fianna Fail faces losses while Fianna Fáil and coalition partners struggle to hold a majority.
AAP Reuters report describes a Korean air clash where Allied jets intercepted Soviet built bombers over North Korea. Rebels claim significant Communist air losses as four MiG jets engage, with two claimed shot down and two damaged amid continued Allied air reinforcements.
The report tallies over 3,200 enemy casualties and extensive material damage in Sommmurta operations. It notes destruction or damage to 37 supply dumps and multiple locomotives and artillery pieces. Fifth Air Force jets claimed several Communist assets destroyed in a broader air campaign.
London reports two sailing ships saved from destruction. Pamir and Passat, tonnage 2876, will be repaired and reconditioned. They will be fitted for seven knots speed, carry up to 80 officers and cadets, and a school will be established at Srravenruunde for long voyages under Captain Haimat Grudbe.
Fragmented OCR text depicts turmoil surrounding Persian company politics and a proposed negotiation plan. Reports cite Tehran officials, UK ambassador Wendy, and Dr. Mowaadeg with mentions of a meeting that burned and a failed vote. The Daily Herald notes comments by Majlis leaders and Morrison.
Notes from the British and French delegations discuss a proposed Four Power meeting in Washington. Ministers seek concrete actions from the German and Italian fronts, aiming to improve Western relations and renew diplomacy. May emphasize delivering clear, constructive outcomes and share proposals among Western allied ministers.
The commission to day debated reducing weekly trading hours for certain goods and to abolish planned sponsoring of a guild, aiming to prevent delays in scheduling. The meeting discussed actions affecting upcoming Monday sessions and theater events.
UN Secretary General Trygve Lie told the United Nations Association of Canada that the UN might accept a ceasefire along the 38th parallel in Korea. He warned there is no ceasefire while aggression continues and urged continued commitment by United Nations forces to restore security and stability in the area.
A fragmented report recalls December developments and Allied naval actions in the Korea crisis. It notes discussions on embargoes and potential sanctions against Communist China, plus remarks attributed to Admiral Sherman and a prediction that Russia could end the war if urged by a stronger United States.
The National Confederation of Ironworkers to-day advocated wage increases with a base allowance of at least 18 shillings per week and higher pay for Sunday shifts. They call for abolition of restrictive provisions and standard weekly pay for all workers including women.
Crowds in Belfast welcomed the Queen and Princess as the royal party arrived amid bright sunshine. Notables including the Governor of Northern Ireland and Rear Admiral Granville were present, along with dignitaries, as the royal train proceeded along the riverbank.
Fragmented report describes Dr Malan accusing opponents and Britain of meddling as nationalist forces rally. It cites threats to union integrity, calls for retrenchment, and warnings of potential centralization while noting street protests and political pressure in South Africa.
Estimated cost for the Melbourne Olympic Games is about 5,000,000 pounds. Labor and wage notes include figures for male and female workers, with inquiries into government wage standards and probation periods.
A garbled article reports a medical association discussion on heart and kidney concerns linked to blood pressure. It mentions doctors including Jonn Wair, Sir Ghistans, and Daniel Bevies, plus a royal context and the Mang heart tian. Public engagement lasts over a week.
The government has directly bought £9,760,000 worth of raw rubber and most of this was in an Australian store. The Labour candidate for Burwood Me. Mahan claimed the supply was secured to aid defence. Mr. Beale said private manufacturers control the market and the government had nothing to do with the commercial rubber situation. Delays, rising costs, and import hurdles were blamed for higher local prices.
From Gulf of Carpentaria reports Rev McPhall states twenty natives at Mornington in the Mission area show encephalitis symptoms. He notes 40 oats have been examined and samples sent to institute. Victor Hee’s case confirmed and hospital care described.
Amid mounting labor tensions in Melbourne on Tuesday union officials led by G A Doyle and J Donegan face court appearances on charges. The Fatally ml Justice Healy and the Waterside Workers federation secretary Doyle are among those cited. The Minors Central Executive warns against government threats to the trade union movement and urges unity with other unions to oppose action damaging federation and workers. The ACTU national conference calls for action on Thursday to discuss and respond to these matters.
The Geelong port faced disruption as wharf labourers refused duty and delayed cargo handling. Meanwhile the freighter Glenlyon was seized for movement without union approval and the Wateride Workers Federation council delayed action on lifting a blacklist of New Zealand ships.
Police used batons to break up a march as demonstrators clashed with officers. At least fourteen marchers and several bystanders were hospitalized after the confrontation. Two men were arrested on weapons charges and a third faces disorderly conduct counts amid injuries reported among both sides. The waterfront disturbance followed a march toward the Trade Hall.
Fragmentary OCR text references General Whitney retirement and various garbled terms. No clear events, dates, or verifiable entities are readable to establish a concise, factual summary or identify a coherent news item.
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