02 Nov 1950
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Nov 02, 1950
Page
1
London report says a vast new Communist Far Eastern offensive was revealed in New Delhi dispatches by Indian Ambassador Sardar Pansikar. The correspondent notes a post Prague conference flight bearing high Russian officials, possibly Molotov, arriving in Peking.
A damaged report describes Chinese troops moving toward a caravan route to Laws ay United Prem Tary. References to nine days remain and a government plan to run a related operation, with local automation and official eyes on the event.
A garbled London dispatch reports Guna asserting STIC affairs and urging officials to assist in obtaining an official Tibetan delegation. The note criticizes Chinese actions in Tibet and seeks a settlement while promising inquiry or intervention to address perceived unwarranted moves.
The Daily Ce reports that East Germany's armed forces have been rebuilt with Soviet equipment and units, with the army now fully rearmed and prepared for continued defense and expansion of Soviet influence in the region.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a U N or RAN lifting on Franco Spain with garbled names and events. The legible bits mention Spain, Madrid, and a parliamentary or diplomatic context but lack concrete actions, dates, or entities to identify a clear event or outcome.
A Tokyo report states North Korean counterattacks paused the U S West Coast advance within about 20 miles of the Manchurian border. South Korean forces resist firmly inland as Chinese allies are suspected. American air and ground units engage enemy forces near the Yalu River with reports of fighter and bomber activity and tank columns in pursuit.
A military casualty list from the 2nd Battalion Royal Avatri an Regiment notes 83 killed in action and several wounded. Private Air Hurrin and Private D. I. Keer are among the listed dead or incapacitated, with references to dates in October and lines about other named soldiers.
A grieving Newtown mother learned her son Private Keyta Joseph Williams, 37, was declared dead after telegrams from the defence department about his death in Korea. A hospital stay and family confusion followed as officials corrected the error and notified relatives.
Special coding and age designed update described for 77 Squadron winter clothing. Mentions minister and plans for this month with references to apparel items and suppliers, naming Me. White and clothing entries.
Rail unions in the strike plan appeals to the full Arbitration Court against Sydney Commissioner Hall's decision. Legal advice from state government followed a conference at Parliament House. The Premier and ministers discussed options under Section 27 of the Arbitration Act before action.
A meeting of ACTU and the ACLU in Melbourne will discuss the Federal involvement in the Victorian railway dispute. The conference aims to decide if any train stoppages will resume and whether Cad will be affected. Union officials say the talks will continue the third week with no immediate stoppages likely.
A Victorian Railway and Australian Railways Union dispute over a renewed wage agreement is not certified by Mr Mall. He says the matter involves overtime and daily hours, with concerns about work time and standard wages. The Victorian railway union representatives and ARU members have similar deals with the Fal ern Fajimen. The case raises public interest as Mall seeks legal views on his capacity under Bec Yon ST and the Conciliation and Agreement.
A commissioner stated he would refuse to certify the memorandum as it did not serve the public interest. He signaled intent to provide written reasons in a forthcoming judgment. The hearing adjourned after notice of a partial agreement between NSW Readway Gooruanoner representatives and A. of Elaine for positive lime pays rent.
Bernard Shaw lies near death in London as officials report his condition deteriorating. A medical bulletin notes Shaw’s strength waning while friends and family await further updates. Arthur Bennarts cautions about the evolving state and care plans as the public learns of his illness.
In Adelaide on Wednesday the strike enters its tenth day as about 100 of 71000 men still working were mood down. Railways Commissioner Mr H Chapman said more would be mood down daily as work ceased to be available. some workers remained at Ming End while others stood down at Ington workahupa.
Britain faces renewed election pressure after Parliament opens. Prime Minister Churchill leads a disputed cabinet plan to extend emergency powers, while Labour vows a strong challenge. The Conservatives oppose the King's address and push to shield housing and price controls amid wartime memory.
In reply to a request for a parliamentary debate, Attlee emphasized a cautious stance on Germany's role within the broader defence framework of Europe. He noted limitations on public disclosure of further information and referenced the North Atlantic Defence context.
Delegates met to study problems of German rearmament and Western plans for participation. Discussions covered NATO senior command, military committees, and the linkage with political councils, with no single individual selected for Supreme Commander.
State Cabinet will decide on appointing a member to the Greyhound Racing Control Board and a court figure to a royal commission. The reference approved by Cabinet concerns whether Nicole Motors was appointed to the Greyhound Racing Control Board and Victor Myehotea Fetere was disqualified for life under the gaming act revisions.
A severe locust invasion devastates Broken Hill causing widespread crop loss near Bunton on the Murray River. Reports describe hordes destroying plantations and pasture as residents fear further damage. Gusty winds complicate efforts to curb the plagues across the region.
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