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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

May 24, 1950

Page

4

Overseas Plane Turns Back After Engine Fault

An overseas airliner turned back to Mascot after an engine fault was detected. The pilot observed a failure in one of the aircraft’s engines and the plane returned, with engineers later inspecting the engine and reporting it might affect onward travel. Proponents of the flight line were stated, and the return was completed without further incident.

Overseas Atoney Canada Tr Soratta Wax Perty Batars ‘Sea Abyit Mascot Pany Ascot

Bevan Leads Labour Defeat After Debate in Parliament

The Labour government faces a setback as Liberal opposition votes against after a debate. Health Minister Aneurin Bevan warned the country may be called soon, signaling looming political uncertainty.

Landon Teddy Tar Briish Aneurin ‘Bevan Agein

Weather forecast summary from Canberra and regions

The report gives a Canberra area weather bulletin with barometer readings and forecasts for the 24 hours, noting mild temperatures with cloud cover and variable winds. It covers tablelands and regions including southeastern districts with cooler air and moderate to light winds, and mentions Alps conditions with a slight risk of showers in places.

Canberrs Welt Canberra Torec Autram Palhalen Finn R. Tablelands Rombalist Routh-nuat Moaithfern

Labour fear invisible enemy in Communist party debate

Report discusses Labour fears of an unseen threat within party ranks as government bills on the main principle of communism face Senate amendments. Prime Minister signals ratification while insiders warn about long term infiltration and the need to preserve liberty amid political pressure.

Camiuniet House of Representatives Labour Senate Labour Party Haa Ga Clarey MMT Canberra Communist Party Mowe Tani Uniona Thir Artiona Ate Clarny Uninay Mussel Maranon Queens Nand Hanon Che Ste. Chifley Iil Boncern Minuainr Kinchelt Tadomewis Bockar Ino Iyi Chuey Chifley Air Men- Heal Shex Labour Ali Moneies Chitheya Manaioa Rellion Indomealan Nationallat Pollard Lalor Menains Mension Iberw Hatve Uy Atmmtrajia Bern Polar Montive Doctor Run Mr. Menzing Avery Menzies

Vice-Regal visit to Mildura by Governor General

The Governor General accompanied by his mother Betty McKeil and attended by Major W. JON Orr visits Mildura aboard a Royal Australian Air Force aircraft. He will stay until Thursday next, serving notice to the Mildura local authorities before returning to Canberra in the evening.

Betty McKeil Trv W. Jon Orr Mildura Canberra Beta Manda Gouin Oil Mildura Shire

Mary 83 a birthday note in track of Derby day

Mary, 83, noted for a cake and party on Thursday to celebrate her birthday. Don Tuvailay mentioned as part of the Derby event, with remarks about the day and cake in a local community piece.

Meather Hiss Perth Rip Terete Derby Don, Tuvailay

U.S. Sending Consul General Here

The United States intends to appoint a consul general to oversee consular affairs. The position aims to strengthen administration of American consulates and coordinate closely with the U.S. ambassador to ensure effective overseas operations.

U.S Warhtroton Dowaid Conan Gen Sydney Aum Conlia America Pow Dures

Occupation of Japan Ends in Military Move

Fragmented text notes a claim that the occupation of Japan is over, mentioning military terms and figures in a confused report. The readable parts reference a change in Allied command and a shift in postwar status, with unclear details and dates.

LEADERS' PLANS IN STATE POLL CAMPAIGN

The Liberal Party and Labour clash as campaigns launch across the state. Premier McGiz plans speeches in key urban districts while Liberal leader Mengina pushes for a prime ministerial appearance. Labor anticipates 200,000 electors and outlines 80 candidates, with country and minor parties also fielding teams.

Rydney Tursday Mc- Giz Ieipad Jane Ma Goulturn Liberal Party L-Monra Orwice Jour Coopelan Mengien Apeak Canberra Mengina Chitley Denis Labour Libsero Party Thr Nts Lane Labour Party Mateh Lang Fowler Mae Wil Ney

Security impersonation allegations reach high levels

A muddled report claims security men impersonated officials and proposed access to interview Prime Minister Menzion. The account alleges two visitors and a list of names were discussed, with one man identified as Camaron, and later notes that the supposed officers were not actual security personnel.

Clie Camerm Ake Wowace Bereta Camaron Persson

Protection Still On Defamation at Wascot

UK reports from London state Defamation protection remains under debate amid government talks. Officials discuss royal immunity and political statements, while the Communist Party dissolution bill prompts questions about press safeguards and public figure defiance.

House Passes Red Bill as Senate Faces Clash Ahead

Amid heated debate the House approved the red bill while supporters warn the Senate will demand changes before passage. Labor leaders are split over declarations targeting individuals and trade unions as the government contends with opposition resistance and potential early action.

Attacks on Chifley Stir Australian Debate

Fragmented parliamentary remarks show PM Chifley under fire from Labour and Opposition over policy and statements on Indoenesian matters. Leaders Menzies and Mengden are cited amid sharp exchanges about loyalty, policy, and political rhetoric during a heated session.

Examination of Communist Party links under new bill debated

The House debated a bill to examine organisations and individuals within the Communist Party line for possible subversion. Proposals would let a civil servant panel review declarations, with potential Cabinet or subcommittee decisions, while ministers warned against broad or partisan labeling.

Individuele Svoommunenues Communiat Party Liuion Boots Riy Defenice Aervante Castle Monier Sale Cov- Jeenmant Ali Lagen Communist Party Autre Ue Houma Aula Walon

Conference debate on wartime measures and loyalty laws

The House discussed government actions against suspected enemies and routine wartime controls. officials argued for protections against unjust punishment while debates touched on declarations of loyalty, trade union interference, and security services amid a tense political climate.

Untitled wartime note on butter rationing shifts

A damaged wartime notice discusses lifting butter rationing and margarine supply, citing improved butter exports and broader equity goals. It mentions a commission and agricultural ministry, economic reasons for change, and uncertainties over policy breaches.

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