05 Mar 1951
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Mar 05, 1951
Page
1
Sydney report shows frequent garbled text but indicates urging delay in invoking the Crimes Act on wharves. Mentions meetings, officials, and proposed settlement timing around Wednesday. Contains numerous unreadable fragments and scattered names.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a Britain focused scene with mentions of self thearchy and political figures. References to Prime Minister and various names suggest a news brief on parliamentary actions, leadership opinions, and upcoming events. The readable fragments imply a mid 20th century voice with uncertain specifics.
A garbled note mentions an Andustriad Group and a union event on March 12. It references Allied companies and a planned drawing or meeting, with hints of a comm Brann and Tronworkere in SLO County. The readable bits point to union activity and scheduling.
Meh President of Boe Amoptation invites readers to a York Sunday visitation event in Australia.
An escapee from the prison farm was recaptured following an incident at Capleom. Police reported a second man, Brownery Wilde, with details about times and locations including Melbourne, February, and nearby towns. The case involves injuries and legal actions against Finan and others.
A large crowd estimated at 15 000 gathered in Sydney to witness a giant plane display. The event showcased a new airliner on a test flight from Sydney to Australia with plans noted for further routes.
The text outlines a revised socialisation objective for industry and distribution. It notes the party's triennial convention will define how socialisation should occur, focusing on production and exchange, with emphasis on aligning with broader social and economic aims and controls.
Fragmentary OCR reads mention of police actions in the United States and Germany. No coherent events, dates, or names clearly readable. Many garbled words prevent definitive facts or entities.
Reported exchanges in Washington on Monday show Mr Malik rebuffing Mr Dulles over a Japanese peace treaty. Malik denied any immediate conference while Dulles pressed for quick consultations with the Soviet Union and allied states.
Fragmented OCR text describes intensified clashes near Tokyo with American, French, and South Korean infantry facing Chinese counterattacks. Reports mention U.S. divisions holding lines north of Hungang, delays in Chinese advance, and continued Communist resistance amid heavy artillery and air activity.
Reports from London say the king's illness raises alarms about a potential recurrence of the bowel problem that incapacitated him in November 1948. Palace doctors urge rest while royal physicians monitor symptoms, with no official word on prognosis or next steps.
London reports officials considering Pravda article linking the World Peace Council with the United Nations as a possible threat. Deputations at Lake Success urged the UN to adopt the Peace Council program for world peace, amid claims of growing influence and calls for action.
Amman reports the assassination of Khaled, a UN Relief and Works Agency organizer in the Nablus district of Palestine. The UN agency had become the main relief body in the area since the conflict intensified after May.
Labour parties in Canberra discuss dissolution moves and early elections as the government faces pressure over rising costs and prices. A federal Labor plan contemplates forming a virtual campaign committee and pushing a policy drive to force dissolution and elections before Christmas.
Reports say British Foreign Minister Eden and Soviet James Gromyko lead the four power talks in Paris to decide whether the Big Four meeting will reconvene. France to be represented by Alexandre Parodi as secretary general. Observers expect focus on agenda and possible early path to a broader conference including China.
A garbled notice states Princess Elizabeth will visit Rome in April. It mentions the Duke of Cambridge and other royals planned to travel, with references to a meeting at the Vatican and a forthcoming official announcement.
Sparse wire service style item notes a foreign source claiming about 5,000 times soldiers in Hunan Province receiving instruction on Soviet purge methods via Chinese educators. The report hints at political indoctrination efforts and distrust of Chinese leadership.
Mr Amnning warns that underground communist networks and front groups are growing more active. He cites McCarran acts and top party convictions to argue the U S must intensify vigilance as defense work expands and public sentiment shifts toward stricter security measures.
Fallout from a resignation in the Foreign Office centers on who will take over. Rumors suggest Morrison may replace Bevin as senior official, with potential candidates weighing the political implications and the structure of the Foreign Office.
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