14 Mar 1953
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Mar 14, 1953
Page
1
Conflicting reports claim a bomber was downed near the Baltic corridor as Anglo American forces respond to escalating aggression. Witnesses describe a chaotic scene with wreckage along the river and jets pursuing the craft while German authorities cordon the crash site.
An authoritative report from London describes a bomb attack over Hamburg on a Saturday night, killing several British subjects and injuring others. The bomber was detected by radar operators at Hamburg airport who tracked the Lincoln aircraft as it moved, with reparations discussed and the incident prompting calls for protection of British interests.
Reported clashes between Soviet and German forces as Commonwealth airmen from allied nations train in the area. Soviet and German aircraft exchanged fire after a Soviet plane ignored warnings, leading to crashes, hospitalizations, and casualties among the crew.
Report from the House of Commons notes plans for larger air power funding and new bomber projects. Captain Ward outlines costs and timelines, including deliveries and expansions toward the end of the year. The text references the Delta Wing Gloucester project and a forthcoming strategic bomber program.
A grim tally shows 145 deaths linked to speed in the year, with 1,078 people injured. The report cites numerous cases across cities, noting fatal crashes in rain and wet roads, and urging greater road safety and enforcement.
The report outlines Tito's London itinerary including a lunch with the Queen, a greeting by the Marshal Tito outside a London street, wreath laying at Westminster Abbey, and a press conference with Foreign Secretary Roppovoe.
Fragmented text references April as a wartime period in Europe with mentions of preparations, rapid response to outbreaks, and protective measures. The readable portions imply a discussion of military or security months and decisions, but specifics are unclear due to degraded OCR.
L Dove triumphs in the Queen's Shoot at Paliamstown Tie Range today, earning the 100 prize. Australians, including members of the Bisley team, noted his 341 Queen's score amid a field featuring Horsham, Phormburn, and Whet Metrmpalltad.
A damaged aircraft believed to originate from Wratisieve landed near the Barman Arad D5ype after bending flight paths. Investigators note the Russian-built M10 two seater used by the pilot from the Denikh Wailie. no relocations or recoveries confirmed.
Washington records show testimony accusing general officers of acknowledging ammo shortages in Korea during command. The Senate committee approved a directive for a full report while a rival claim states no shortages occurred. General J Lawton Collins testified no ammunition shortage existed.
A historic session saw M P Curtin expelled amid contempt claims. Cameron charged him in the House after a vote by the House of Representatives, with debates including remarks about supply and seating. The scene moved to Ming's Hall and Tatowe as the chamber continued its proceedings.
The scene in the chamber sees Mr Daly's denial and Dr Evatt objecting to contempt, with Harrison's motion for a gage on Her Boly, Cameron and Byatt arguing over authority. The vote splits 62 to 47 as uproar stems from accusations of power over the King's Hall and a disputer over deferment of the matter.
Detroit era fragment reports a brutal attack on postmistress Sydney Fraisy at Hed Head Post Office near Newcastle. Mentions a hospital scene and a person named Carol Miller, with unclear details and garbled words.
The Court rules 5 to 2 in favour of a tariff increase for Commonwealth Hostels after a lawsuit by the Landlord Tenants board. About 200 tenants faced higher rates from April, claimed the rise was illegal. Justices referred law questions to the Full High Court, noting the dispute involved the Landlord and Tenant Acts and Commonwealth authority.
Fragmentary OCR shows a parliamentary session with tempers rising after a suspension. References to a government motion, a Marine unit, and blocking tactics suggest a clash over debate rules and the second reading. Names appear garbled, but the core event is vote blocking and gagging of discussion.
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