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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 19, 1949
Page
1
Fragmented wartime dispatch quotes leaders including Adenauer and Bevin. It notes German and Allied positions, mentions a potential Oder-Neisse line and postwar aims, with emphasis on preserving democracy and stopping German expansion.
A fragmented 1940s style report discusses options for new rail links to Berlin and relief from congestion on the existing network. It notes Allied and German interests in facilitating inter‑European trade and the aim of reuniting a reborn Europe through peaceful transport improvements.
Fragmentary wartime brief cites Britain cutting costs and urging tighter belts. Mentions Lord Woolton and airmen of the Conservative party, with references to economic strain, consumer spending, and ongoing wartime austerity.
A fragmented note describes parliamentary debate over a nationalised inn measure, noting an opposition amendment defeated by 307 votes to 187. It references David Maxwell Fyte and Gerald male in a discussion about freedom and interference in democratic country policy.
New York dispatch describes French officials stating Paris will not withdraw its forces from Germany despite ministerial firm stance. Conflicting reports cite Prancer and other officials, noting potential occupation and ongoing negotiations.
A chaotic report claims uranium vanished after transit from a Oakridge atomic plant to Chicago. The U S Atomic Energy Commission led a hunt as experts later argued about recoveries and safety measures.
New York reports Dutch Olympic champion Mrs Panny Stankera-Koeys, famed as a warm welter in Australix, hints she will retire after the upcoming season. Dan Ferrin, secretary of the National Amateur Athletic Union, calls her the great one of women’s athletics.
In London the Daily Mail reports a £2,300 golf tourney with Double Sharse and Shahre leading at 1H. Righetti, De Viernso, Nook, Tallon and others from Argentina and international fields compete as the altered hour yields a record run of 6s for several players.
Unclear fragment mentions a person named CB Ewart from Sumtice and a Mink tea. No coherent event or dates detected.
A Soviet zone correspondent reports that voting no in Berlin elections is viewed as a rebuke to communist dominance. He notes Anglo American secrecy around plans and suggests Western hopes that farm policies and Berlin leadership would shift, though framing remains cautious and unclear.
A film showing of Hamlet drew mixed reactions in Bristol London as Oliviera and others expressed doubts about its educational value. One man argued the film could keep children engaged during school holidays, while others questioned its educational merit.
The Ireland Bill cleared its third reading in the House of Commons. It acknowledges Ireland's departure from the Commonwealth while pledging that Northern Ireland will maintain close ties and that Ireland would be welcomed back if it chose to rejoin the Commonwealth, with assurances of a warm reception.
A wartime report notes the forfeiture action involving Beler over alleged mistreatment of 30,000 detainees. The case references Wing Ciel Congrem and a Communist tender held in Britain after arrival. The proceeding follows his arrival in Britain and is ordered in the Oise region.
Athene Greece Balkans and refugee relief dominate debate as the UNO Balkans Committee plans a hearing. The Creek Red Cross outlines a partial part on refugee discussion while efforts to aid thousands of war refugees continue amid underscored tensions.
Los Angeles event features Devin Capsara Ted Rakroedsr and Bobeg in a lengthy matinee match. The sexassaubdl players delivered spall midway through the contest, with scores showing 34 84 and 26 as part of a dramatic rally.
In New York on a Wednesday, Sigrid Edstrom chair of the International Olympic Committee expresses hope that Russians will be represented at the 1962 Games in Finland and eventually join the Olympic family.
London report outlines three conditions for revising the Prayer Book. The Archbishops of York and other officials discuss limits on church state relations, the role of Parliament, and royal prerogatives, focusing on governance, worship, and necessary consent.
The fragment reports market activity and match play in Australia involving Blackmon. Specifics are unclear due to garbled text, but mentions 61090 and Glen Fore UK in relation to acccrr matches played overseas. Further readable details are limited.
A newspaper column argues the new U S ambassador to Australia shows an anti Labour stance. It notes past votes against the New Deal, inflation control, and a 15 percent wage rise stance, suggesting the choice will affect Truman’s Labor support and coalitions.
A fragment reports a demand for the recall of Seechoalgvak of Bcla Kare following the withdrawal of Mr. W. D. Knott from the British Embassy in Prague amid Grech influence.
Bandits attacked a Hong Kong submarine police station in a night raid near the Beith territory. Five suspects fled toward the Bowthern Provinces as authorities search for the attackers and possible links to communist activity.
Reported Molinella clash as Comuniata and Bocinnate attempted to halt a farm work stoppage. Several wounded and three injured amid demonstrators. A woman is said to have been shot. details about the shooter unclear.
Reported threat from Reds near Shanghai with large forces advancing toward the port area. Chinese government and allied officials cite military builds at key crossings and air activity along the Whangpoo River as Beijing appeals for stability amid uncertain recognition.
Fragmentary report from Berlin notes German experts discussing Eastern and Western Fronts. Early statements imply both sides reached no firm agreement and that talks progress remains uncertain amid war pressures.
Rome reports Princess Margaret attended a gala at the Florentine Opera, receiving applause as she entered. The event followed a Blutoric Convent celebration and included remarks on ongoing negotiations and mediations involving Dr Bunche and other figures cited by local papers.
NEW YORK. The General Assembly unable to reach agreement on Italian colonies as debate continues with renewed urgency and unresolved positions among delegations.
London reports five cabinet secretaries removed from the Labour government after a party whip issue tied to Ireland. The ministers include Airs ar A Mellen and others, with details unclear due to damaged text.
Country discuss London report highlights Northern counties’ two cut innings win over Yorkshire despite University advantage. Glamorgan top score 386 dec, Middlesex dominate Kay Jee. Kent and others show notable totals with Bowden and Chawtor noted in performances.
Franklin D Roosevelt Jr, son of the late president, wins a party nomination to fill the seat left vacant by the death of a congressman. The Democratic Party previously held the district. Roosevelt is described as the party’s new candidate. The piece notes party tensions and recalls Roosevelt’s family ties and political ambitions despite past attacks.
Fragmented copy mentions wool values and Brisbane with unclear phrasing. Readable portions suggest market notes on wool prices and trading in Brisbane, but details are garbled.
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