21 May 1952
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 21, 1952
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes report a chaotic parliamentary scene involving Dr Evatt and Dr Burton. The debate centers on Burton's appointment as External Affairs Minister and Evatt's leadership, with mentions of the Labour Party, internal party dynamics, and government policy during a tense period.
The text records a fragmented account of wartime political maneuvering in Australia. It mentions attacks on candidates, passports, and a concerted effort to influence government action. References include figures like Mr Anthony, Mr Wentworth, Dr Batt, and Mr Clive Rovath, with implications about external allies and imperial policy.
Dr Burton said he had no authority from Labour as he left Britain for talks in Communist China. He noted the party platform on co operation with South East Asia for Beijing talks due May 16. Delegates intended to form their own views and would publish none. Burton stressed no expulsion and sought to learn what could curb suspicions around Labour’s stance.
The article outlines a parliamentary scene where a resignation of the vice president emerges amidst discussions on Peace in the Pacific. It notes extensions for conference and the role of government members, including Mr Downer Angam, in shaping the Labor Party stance. The Peking conference and international alignment with the Communists are referenced as pivotal in the era’s diplomacy.
A clash between Communist prisoners of war and U.N. guards at Pusan left one POW dead and 86 injured, with an American guard lightly wounded. U.N. command cited expected protests and measures to restore order as troops moved to quell the disturbance.
In Melbourne the Arbitration Court ordered the Federation to lift an Australia wide overtime ban. The judge ruled the federation had power to enforce the order, while the Commonwealth sought contempt action. Witnesses and legal argument focused on the court’s authority and the Waterside Workers Federation’s compliance. The hearing featured detailed disputes over the validity and effect of the 1908 overtime award and potential impacts on port operations.
An overnight disruption at a local hotel centered on liquor witnesses and breakfast service. The judge, Corinne and Thomas Leo Cartwright appear in discussion over breakfast arrangements and hotel room profits. Officials debated penalties and hotel operations, noting implications for licenses and future schedule changes.
The Arbitration Court led by Sir Raymond Kally ordered contempt over a ban on overtime during a federation dispute. The Commonwealth Government filed the application under sections 2B and 290 of the Arbitration Act. Messages from Melbourne and Sydney reference urgent actions, protests, and a separate travel case tied to a hotel staff transfer at East Sydney Technical College.
Amid a wage dispute, Ameren oil workers resume duties after a two day pause. A large portion of refineries and plants across the nation, including Denver, remain at risk of further stoppages. Airlines anticipate staffing impacts as workers organize with broader industry effects.
Taft campaign aims to win Montana nomination as supporters rally. Names and details are garbled in the OCR but reference to Taft and Montana indicate a political bid and anticipated contest with other figures and supporters involved.
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