09 Nov 1950
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Nov 09, 1950
Page
1
American Air Force used 80 B 29 Superfortresses with a heavy bomber load to attack military targets at Sinoiju. They focused on double tracked railway bridges over the Yalu River and other strategic bridges near the frontier, with reports describing extensive bombing on both sides of the river and allied claims of disrupting enemy rail movement.
A fragmented report details a budget dispute with Hughes speaking in the House on state finance problems. It notes growth in debt, calls for creating new states, and asserts the Commonwealth faces a costly reconstruction while officials urge fiscal restraint and independence from federal governance.
Incoherent OCR text shows a statement attributed to Mr Menaloa regarding National Security Council discussions and a forthcoming evaluation. Mentions of the Beettrity Council and Prime Minister imply a formal political context, but details are garbled and do not form a complete report.
A Chinese sanitary source claimed a revolt on the Korean battlefronts with forces joining No Hboaila. The report names Yuerenlan count of Pei ping and mentions Avner.-neatery TATEEH, Weunentny, as involved.
Reports from New Delhi say Nepal’s king fled the royal palace as the royal family and crown prince were accompanied by relatives. An Emergency session of parliament declared members of the royal family had forfeited their claim to the throne amid a crisis surrounding Nepal’s government and Gurkha forces. The situation unfolds near the capital, with the royal line under scrutiny and potential constitutional changes feared.
Fragmented report outlines UN concerns over Korea frontiers and Chinese intervention. Mentions possible Korean War implications, Soviet hopes, and international responses amid uncertain leadership statements. References to Korea and China relations and Allied positions.
Amid laughter in the House of Representatives yesterday the debate centered on whether the Commonwealth electoral rolls would be ready. Mr Anthony pressed for confirmation as Mr Daley queried if the rolls had been printed.
A Martin airliner with passengers vanished in treacherous Rocky Mountain conditions near Butte Montana. Ground crews report wreckage near a shack and fuel supply details while investigators seek the missing craft and crew.
Mr Menzies pledges inquiry into the annual Public Service report amid political clash in Canberra. Dr Nott questions if Menzies has seen the document and outlines expected action while Mr Lind defends the report as a fair account amid calls for more material.
Reports say two WWII era fighter planes collided near Sheliherbour island. Names appear garbled but include Angus McKenzie, Kevin Marvel, William Mervyn Gravell and others from Linden Brisbane area. Searchers have little hope of survivors as planes remain submerged. accident inquiry to Air Board and Minister of Air.
A severe downpour caused four hours of heavy rain across Canberra. Bevis Crominie Road between St Johns Shoren and the Bridge flooded forming an 18 inch water lake. Water submerged Gould Stront crossing as Molonga River ran high. University Avenue Bridge stayed clear while other creeks and rivers opened wide.
The Weather Bureau issued a food warning for Lacking Mur Tumblagee and Macquarie water sources at 4 30 pm suggesting heavy rains will worsen catchment conditions. Forecasts predict unsettled weather across the state with ongoing rain and potential river rises and flood risks.
A Japanese airman linked to wartime operations was evacuated from Tokyo after a parachute was found ashore. Reports describe a crash off the coast with a second craft vanishing at sea near Cape Puce, and debris tied to a timing and interception incident.
A report from London discusses French bases and Allied plans for Western Europe defense amid deadlock over German disarmament. It notes French proposals backed by Britain and the United States to keep German remilitarization under broader international control, while evaluating strategic options and allied positions ahead of December talks.
In a sweeping nationwide result Democrats hold the House with a strong majority while Republicans gain in the Senate. Richard Nixon defeats Helen Gahagan Douglas in California. Warren, Connell, and other races shift power. The administration faces new opposition as voters weigh policy directions.
Fragmented OCR text from a Washington political note mentions Republicans and a secretary of state with unclear statements. Several garbled names and phrases hinder clear interpretation of actions or outcomes.
A serious crash involving a lorry and four cars near Gun edah results in two fatalities and eleven injuries. Ambulances and private cars rush the injured to Coemedah hospital as authorities investigate the multi-vehicle wreck. Names of the deceased and injured are reported, with local responders attending the scene.
Three quadruplets born Saturday night at Heart Hospital in Moreland were reported very ill with severe anemia. Doctors ordered transfusions after discovering two girls and one boy were severely anemic. Further transfusions may be needed as they remain in isolation. The family, including sisters Ane Apony Carmel and Pauline, wait at the hospital as the quartet fights illness.
A damaged account claims naval experts in Portsmouth conducted 1930s experiments to uncover the Loch Ness monster mystery. Despite public sightings, the piece suggests a long secrecy shielded the creature's existence though the project faced doubts and eventual closure.
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