05 Jun 1952
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 05, 1952
Page
1
The Queen's Birthday Honours include many Australians recognised for public service, diplomacy, and military duties. Names span ambassadors, governors, medical and educational leaders, and various ranks across Australia and the UK, highlighting contributions in war and peace.
A London described honours list recognizes prominent Australians with appointments in the Order of Australia and related orders. General Sir Reginald Alexander Dallas Brooks is named alongside governors, archbishops, primates, and public servants for service in defence, education, and national leadership, including commemorations tied to the Queen’s Birthday list.
A 1920s era newspaper fragment discusses proposals on reducing China’s armed forces and disarmament. Names such as Mr Leighton Francis and Mr Herbert John Thornnilt appear with comments from officials and ministers on plans, legality, and international positions. The text references forums in Victoria and mentions a three power proposal debated without clear endorsement by the Chinese government.
Fragmented dispatch describes banners torn down in the Rose Compound amid clashes between troops and Communist guards.UN forces demand release of captured soldiers and accuse Communists of propaganda while addressing moral appeals and truce terms.
World news wires report President Truman signaling concern over South Korea’s domestic unrest as Syngman Rhee presses to dissolve the National Assembly. United States officials describe the crisis as a window storming by anti-Rhee factions while Mr. Muccio is en route to Seoul to urge restraint and stable talks.
A broad federation ruling prompts the Stevedoring Board to seek an Arbitration Court order to suspend payment of attendance money to federation members amid an overtime ban. The labor minister and cabinet debate security measures as union clerks push for action.
A rough OCR note outlines debates on butter subsidies and Commonwealth powers to fix export prices. It references tensions between Commonwealth and Victoria, potential support for subsidies, and anticipated subsidies affecting dairy farmers and prices next year.
Royal preparations unfold for a birthday celebration with a grand ceremony to be staged in London. Elizabeth II is expected to participate, with a public program and mourning observances marking the occasion.
Fragmented report notes rising expenditures and debates in government during the new year. It mentions ministers and representatives discussing burn rate and budget allocations amid public scrutiny. The text is partially garbled but centers on mounting costs and policy questions.
A tangled report describes ACTU and union demands to retain a ban amid leaked memes and political pressure. The piece mentions Federal government ties, trial upheaval talk, and fringe references to unions and federation actions influencing policy and possible overtime issues.
The parliamentary committee discussed government plans to form a company to exploit BmiGl timber stands in New Guinea. An amendment sought to create eight firms with a controlling stake to affectSenate outcomes. The debate centered on timber allocation and a $200,000 appropriation for transfer to state reserves.
A mass meeting of striking metal workers from five districts urged demands to restore margins and pressured employers to concede. Coordinating committees, including Amalgamated, Boilermakers, and Federated unions, planned joint actions and voted to extend the strike until the Amalgamated members return to work.
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