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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 19, 1948
Page
1
Arabs in Damascus announce that Jewish forces broke the truce by destroying a village nine miles north of Tell Hum. They report heavy air and sea activity with a large civilian toll and warn of continued military pressure as talks aim for a durable armistice between Arab and Jewish sides.
Article reports unexpected consent toward Japan’s whaling voyage to the Antarctic amid peak activity. London and New York officials discuss industry support and United States involvement in the third expedition. The piece notes international reaction and concerns over implications for fisheries policy.
A chaotic report describes a typhoon striking the Hunan region near the Tanga Lake area in North West Wunan on June 7. The storm left over 200 persons affected, with injuries and substantial property damage estimated in the millions, and relief efforts underway.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a proposed talk on a European assembly. Mentions Mr Winaton Curent, IPM, Basrope entree toe Time Minate, and Mr Attice 1 RE the Foran Recretary r Bevin. Content is unclear and names are garbled.
Ambiguous report notes lack of Scotland Yard inquiry in Bogota. The fragmented text references names and places but no clear investigative action or official confirmation is provided.
Fragmented OCR reads like a sports result with Shannon finishing third while references to autos, teams, and prize money appear garbled. Names and places are unclear. event details and outcomes are not reliably identifiable from the text.
In New Delhi Friday India signals warfare as a possible response to Hyderabad's failure to sign a prior deal on future relations. Prime Minister Nehru states conflict would carry limited costs and be unfavourable to those opposing India. External Affairs Secretary Zanid Ahmed discusses implications and prospects.
London The Foreign Secretary Bevin told the House of Commons he had clear evidence that Britain would honour the Burma treaty. He said Thakin Nu’s recent programme signals a shift away from democratic socialism and a potential abandonment of its principles.
The Bennte approved a defense bill totaling 910 74,002 dollars pending for the army air force and related defence agencies. The act, 400,797,092 dollars, awaits final adjustment as the House moves to final passage and funding allocations.
An emergency meeting in Kuala Lumpur decided to extend emergency powers across the Federation of Malaya, not applying to Singapore. The move follows violence incidents as police report a wave of political murders. authorities tighten security while aiming to maintain order amid rising tensions.
London reports Australia ends live abnnomidy subsidy affecting wool exports. Officials say decisive move will place Australian manufacturers on par with competitors, inviting broader market access while drawing criticism both locally and in Europe.
Brisbane district reports the death of a Transport Chairman and former state director of emergency road transport. The late official held key roles including Vehicle Registrar and head of transport administration. Survived by spouse and children, funeral planned in Hobart on Monday.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a wartime transport note mentioning Jeeps and carriers. It references a price tag of 71000 pounds and describes a fleet move or inventory. Details are unclear due to garbled source material.
Washington Friday a Treasury official and Australian and South African ambassadors denied a report that Australia and South Africa are negotiating for a higher price for gold. We have no intention of discussing any change in the price of gold. A White House spokesman said no such discussions were planned.
Fragmentary text shows Truman and Gromyko related to vetoes in Security Council context with references to years 1648 and 187 Congress, but the portion is unreadable and contains garbled phrases. No clear event, date, or outcome can be determined from the readable lines.
Tasmanian Deputy Premier Edward Brooker died suddenly at his Hobart home. A former minister for Lands and Works and a longtime ALP member, he served in parliament since 1984 and as deputy premier since 1989.
Washington Congress approves a bill granting the United States Navy 3 750 million dollars to sustain 750 active ships and half a million men for the year. The measure awaits President Truman's signature and includes funding for a 000 ton aircraft carrier while delaying new draft registrations until February if volunteer rates lag.
A garbled wartime note urges conscription with unclear references to government lines and military figures. The fragmented text hints at a warning about the bill and security concerns, mentioning General Marshall and the possible impact on national defense and the draft.
Fragmentary report describes Good Offices discussion in Indonesia with a focus on mediation aims. It mentions a committee, a member named Raymond and correspondence, noting the lack of dramatic or decisive statements.
Donald Budge of America defeated Dinny Pails in four sets to reach the quarterfinals. Kremer edged van Horn in a marathon match while Bobby Riggs defeated Elwood Looke. Pails and Pierre Pellinen of France beat Jack Kramer and Emile Kosinund in doubles 6 0 0 1 6 0.
Report from Sydney states the Army official, Me Chambers, refused to allow an observer from the RSL to accompany a parliamentary delegation. The RSL sought a Federal Executive member to join, but the request was denied.
A United Airlines flight crashed near Sunbury Postel killing 43 people including Earle Carroll a noted producer. The wreckage sparked a fire and left the wooded area scorched. Rescue teams found few intact remains and searched for survivors as authorities investigated the disaster.
A one hour general strike disrupts France with government tensions rising. Police and troops reinforce major towns while transport and newspapers halt as Confederation leaders meet to coordinate actions amid unrest.
The Dutch and British governments have consulted on a 70 million aosp. and margarine plan. Unilever will act as consultant and expert adviser to the Dutch government for fats and oils purchases. The Cesth Government will pay for these services from public funds, and Unilever will offer coach currency to Western European buyers of imported goods.
In Cullman Alabama Frs. advocates dismissal of a suit where a wife petitioner seeks to prove a common law marriage to Governor James Folsom. The case contends the petition served as a tool and weapon in a battle over paternity and legitimacy of an alleged two year old child.
Reports say Dutch officials urged to resume negotiations with Indonesia as talks in The Hague and Batavia stalled after representatives from Van Mesos and other parties broke off discussions. A confidential memorandum was circulated to influence the negotiations, with Australian observers noting the suspension pending new instructions.
Middlesex faced Kent as Uengush scored 145 in 340 minutes, pushing his season total over 1,000 runs. Compton reached 245, Gaarp 78, with Middlesex declaring at 9/380 while Kent stood 1/44 chasing.
In a Queen's Club round, Sedgman toppled English opponent A. Funnell with a 6 3, 8 8 scoreline amid a day of matches. John Bromwich withdrew from doubles, while Gardnar Mulloy of America defeated Frank Bedgman and another early round result noted. The event featured notable players from Argentina and Bend.
In Mexico City on a Friday the Mexico Cup teams prepare for a key match. Captain Armando’s brother Vega and Ignacio De La Barballa lead efforts as the squad trains for a pivotal contest, with the team obliged to travel to Mexico City for business purposes.
Fragmentary report covers a cricket innings where Australia score 69 and 94 in parts, a follow on by New South Wales? A mix of batsmen and bowlers named Johnson Laxton Ring and others figure, with figures like 37/317 and 4/0/7. The piece mentions a county game and Yorkshire, with players Barnes Hamence Harvey Johnson Leaton McGost Slier Ring and Tomhack referenced in a busy, damaged text.
Anglo American officials stated that currency reform for the Western sectors in Germany will be announced tonight at 6 o clock AM. Newspapers have been told to hold six volumes for the official text as the Soviet military administrator announces steps affecting Germany.
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