13 Mar 1951
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Mar 13, 1951
Page
1
Allied troops launch a three pronged attack on Hongchon a major Chinese Communist base about twenty miles south of the 36th parallel pursuing to menace the Communist defence line on the central Korean front. British Commonwealth units led the advance through faltering defenses, while efforts across the area toll the Reds in Korea.
Barcelona dispatch summaries alleged Chinese and North Korean troop movements near the Uijeon River front with claims of heavy artillery and frontline clashes. The report also touches rumors of typhus spreading, factory disruption, and public unrest over price controls as MacArthur’s plans remain uncertain.
Fragmentary wartime report details Japanese officers facing sentences related to prisoner of war handling and alleged crimes. The text references demotion, imprisonment terms, and Allied war crime considerations, with scattered names and dates.
A fragmented local item notes a busy period with mention of operatives and a secretary at West, referencing a Monday timeline and ongoing week activities. The readable text hints at theft-related concerns and schedule gaps involving individuals named Ayoney and Camara Sy Pome.
Fragmentary report from Brigbank noting greasy wool bale tests and new records at regional fairs. Mentions Peru and New Exgiead with price references, and benchmark times or weights by Continent and others. unclear names and dates impede precise details.
Washington reports the International Development Advisory Board urges a major new US aid program as part of defence mobilization. The panel calls for a five fold expansion of foreign relief and development, targeting Latin America, Africa, the Middle East, Asia, and Europe to lift living standards and strengthen strategic partners.
General Eisenhower told Senate committees that the United States would use atomic bombs if an enemy launched war and the material justified it. He warned the Russians would be defeated quickly with a massive response and urged unity in American defense policy during the testimony summarized by United Press.
A.C.T unions and representatives from ACT, United Trades, and Amalgamated unions met with Mr G A Findlay and Mr Maloney to seek a territory allowance of 8/8 per week for workers. The Conciliation Board adjourned the session to 10:00 PM Monday to consider margins and basic wage adjustments in commissions and services.
A proposal for a new Olympic standard swimming pool to be built on the north Canberra Avenue area has been floated. The project aims for heated water and a 105 foot length, with cost expected over £50,000. The Director of Works and Housing, Mr B Taylor, indicated plans would be pushed forward to seek approval and an initial wind screen feature was noted.
Sydney's Monday session saw Alderman O'Dea clash with Justice Cantor over wartime actions and tax cheques. The exchange touched on civic duty and financial safeguards as traders faced warnings about refunds and forged cheques.
Report notes potential legal grounds for delaying a dissolution. Government and cabinet discussions focus on constitutional options and whether a double dissolution is feasible. The Prime Minister and leading ministers did not attend tonight’s cabinet session. A future motion may call for a governor general petition and further steps.
A grain mill suffered extensive damage in a Monday fire estimated at 460,000. The blaze destroyed the main structure and adjoining building. one person was injured and authorities investigated the cause.
Fragmentary OCR text references a Friday event, mentions years around 2008, and names or terms that are garbled. No coherent人物, places, or actions can be determined from readable content.
A car crash on the West River highway involved Bernard and others, sending one driver to hospital as investigators examine the scene near Sagriom. Police and emergency crews responded to the multi vehicle collision, with officials identifying the incident as a serious accident.
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