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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jun 19, 1950

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Rebels may hold balance of power in New South Wales

Sydney report says two Labour rebels expelled earlier this year could decide the balance in the new New South Wales Parliament. J L Geraghty North Sydney and J Seiffert Monaro won as Independent Labour candidates. Seifert to back Labour, Geraghty silent. Observers note Labour's slim majority risks stalemate. Treat forecasts possible pre Christmas election.

Sydney Al.p New New South Wales J. L. Geraghty North Sydney J. Seiffert Monaro Labour Seifert Geraghty Siring AWLP Mr. Treat Christman C. W. Andervon NAW Traden Laphour Aab Phewuwn Snmp I Alp Dickson Mac Wen Aki Ain Swat Boa Pee ‘Paliol Labour Au Mir. Bouton Manaray Gerard R. Heferen Barwon Anit ‘Ster Balmain F. Stacy Oghkigg Aporia Stanley Pandidete Marly Can Diste Crawford Itabmiry Tresit F. Brinner

Labor Maintains Seats as Flood Disrupts Byelections

In the partition era ballots faced delays as floods halted voting in several districts including Maitland and Gating. Labor holds key seats while Liberal party efforts at [Gongtri] fail to unseat them. Polls showed 10,812 people blocked from voting. 228 candidates stood for election amid disrupted polling centers.

Ant Maitland Aineddwaterr Estey Livers Fool Plains Wallandilly Cemstock Ceaterviagh Uppar Huurcef Pompbetl ALP Maarten Lib Hassxestairy Simpaon Wala Bol Nimequarie Wedavison Gontrird

Seiffert Backs Labour In Speech Across Party Lines

J W Seiffert, named candidate, declared he would support the Labour Party and accept the speakership if offered by the party. He criticized Liberal ties, promised unconditional Labour backing, and attacked past government policies including women’s rights and government reforms as key campaign points.

Seiffert Labour J. WW. Seiffert Tunendarned Nawe Monara Ace Liberal Party Labour Party Wewlld Geomlock Hedttors Meyer Babe

Possible Effects on Federal Deadlock

Report discusses potential impact of parliamentary actions on the Federal government and Labor Party strategy. Mentions Senate opposition proposals, possible shifts in alignment, and ongoing debates as Parliament considers finality on key issues. References to New Guinea and the Apia conference in Sydney context.

Tne Kedern Labour Party Senate Wool Realiaation Adomain Vinitin Putoh New Guinea Apia Sydney

Premier Claims Mandate

The Premise reports a Sydney rally where Mr McGirs claims the people have given a mandate to a government. He criticizes opponents and notes Labour policy will continue, while Libers and Country Party figures comment on leadership and party loyalty amid ongoing political debate.

Sydney McGirs Libers Country Party Fis Mars Uney Labour Switferet Dickwon Thins Gurmanty Dickson Geraghty Macrit Seiffert Seiffert, of Monat, My, Mokena purel'Me. Beit. Feet i Mat One For Ntp

Prompted quarrel over electoral results and party split

Fragmentary OCR text cites Mr Bruxner accusing Mr Metin of deceit amid a disputed by election. Names and places such as Barwon, Goulbury, O'Connell, Laird, and Monaro appear among electoral references. The passage shows tense political fault lines and claims of government misdirection.

Mr. Bruxner Bruxner Metin Brixners Thor Bexten Goulbury O'Connell Tully de J. Valles Monaros Uuth

Plane Hits Train as Jap Defence Burns at Mascot

A plane struck a moving goods train near Mascot while a Japanese defence blaze burned. The crash injured one bystander lightly. the locomotive and carriages derailed, passengers fled, and ground crews fought the blaze. Geneva Convention context followed as war crimes discussed.

Mascot Gneva Airways DCI Laapy Genvray Japan Geneva Canvention Calleal Hitohn Tut Hirayane Bhino Tiaul Shina Tayoy Wwer Tojo Badd Wits Gn Apat Janoulit Kemimura Ald Thai Wid Shing

Dewey Not To Seek Re election As New York Governor

New York Governor Dewey announced he would not seek another term as chief executive of the state. He has served two terms, and had previously run twice for president. The report notes historical context of 1948 and 1952 elections and references Henry A. Wallace and Harry S. Truman era politics.

Civ Avalon Authorisian Liepan Menger Brucka Asstt Alwayn Dewey N.Y York New York State Bern United States Hookewell Truman

Absentee Voting in Queanbeyan

Absentee voting in Queanbeyan shows turnout details with totals for candidates Mr J A CNibey and Mr Keys. The report notes heavy polling during the day and records district results across Queanbeyan polling centers.

Queanbeyan Witen Lorspuraty Booth Ware Raat AL West Quvanbeyen J. A. Cnibey Roth Omer

Vietnam conference signals shift in colonial power balance

Fragmented dispatches report a multinational summit on Indochina, noting France and allied states discussing governance, ceasefires, and regional influence. Earlier stages and timelines are cited, with references to leaders and evolving plans amid the French Union framework.

Explosion Wrecks Melbourne Hotel Center City

Melbourne experienced a hotel explosion in the city center leaving the building wrecked and empty except for a caretaker. Emergency services, police, and explosives experts investigated while a tram passenger described the blast as windows shattered and debris scattered across the street. A rear lane car was buried in rubble and soldiers stood nearby as locals feared casualties.

Ino Spratt

Nehru's Views on Southeast Asia and Australia

Nehru warned that Southeast Asia and Australia face greater danger to world affairs than any other region. He called for united action to prevent colonial influence and to curb regional threats, noting that Asia’s balance could affect global peace.

Nehru S.E. Asia Australia

More Suspect Spies in FBI Probe Shifts Focus

Washington police and federal agents step up investigations into suspected spy rings tied to atomic fuel and Soviet contacts. Two men Alfred Slack and David Greenmans are named as arrestees linked to a Philadelphia chemist and a British suspect, amid heightened port security and ongoing inquiries into Blue Book era espionage networks.

Washington Buunas Alfred Dean Slack David Greenmans Aus Frick Britain Justine Spoieeran Fonted Bret Air Mire Frayer Tess Arcenginas Los Alamos Anatoli Yakoviev Buxsing Fon New York Egents Jreengieas Tay Sidney Weinbaum California Tnati Lire of Jainbaum Poland

Raym. Terrace Struggles With Flooded Town.Business Memoir

The Raymond Terrace area reports rising river levels and widespread disruption across the business district as waters breach banks. Authorities warn a heavy flood is underway with potential damage to homes and infrastructure while forecasts indicate continuing showers and slow recovery efforts.

Fachmond

Unclear event in air incident near Karwoht

Vague OCR fragment reports two Air France planes and a nighttime event involving a missile or tap, with references to Karwoht and interference of the planes. Terminology is garbled. no clear entities or outcomes can be confirmed from the readable text.

Air France Karwoht

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