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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Nov 10, 1948
Page
1
London reports Princess Elizabeth's baby likely born Saturday or Sunday. Sir William Git commented that from now on he will be available for all inquiries, with anesthetic use noted in unrelated medical speculation.
Washington Tuesday William Bullitt former ambassador to France and China arrives before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to discuss policy on China and aid to Chiang Kai shek His stance aligns with Truman administration critics and Republicans as the inquiry unfolds in Congress
Delegates at the Paris conference ended a protracted filibuster as the Political Committee approved a revocation and the General Assembly move. Albania and Yugoslavia clashed with the UNO Charter stakes rising with a 47 to 1 vote and one abstention while tensions and interruptions marked the session.
In Athens a Greek parliament scene turned chaotic as a deputy assaulted colleagues and was restrained by police. The incident drew protests from Prime Minister Hephous and critics who condemned interference in Greece's foreign mediation with Australia’s peace effort.
The Prime Minister and Dr Evatt favor calling a conference to settle the Greek turmoil. Officials discuss maintaining the line of communication with Greece and seeking a peaceful path amid ongoing tensions.
A garbled OCR section from Brentland County Court shows Judge Tutor delivering remarks on moral rectitude and gender, with faded lines about past actions. The source lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes, rendering the fragment more a garbled courthouse snippet than a full report.
The Soviet Union tightens Berlin control by establishing six new checkpoints in the eastern sector. Vehicles entering the Western sector must report to these points before crossing.
The Lord Mayor and City officials announce a royal birth celebration. Professor Monard Peart of Sydney University will sound the carillon at Sydney Tower Once the ceremony starts after 10 p.m. the tunes continue through the night into the next day.
The managing director of Australian National Airways returned to Australia aboard the Grion today and signed an agreement with Ceylon Government Airway to acquire half of Ceylon Airways. The plan envisages Australian Airlines linking Cryton to Great Britain with a trunk service and extension to Britain.
Fragmented transcription suggests Parla Mera relays a remark from Ronsevelt about a potential Democratic setback and a proposed seniority system. The garbled text implies a debate over Southern Democrats and party stability with a potential partisan shift.
In London on Tuesday 2, the Czechoslovak hockey team prepared to face Paris at 4 pm. An American-built mining plane with turbine engines was noted. The match ended with Czechs defeating England 5 goals to 3 after late penalties.
Unclear fragments report on a claim Prince May building jet motors in London with references to French Air Force manufacturing under licence and related technical details. The text is garbled and partially unreadable.
In New York on Tuesday Australian experts criticised the education film short Land of Fair Dinkum for its title after a preview. Producer Paul White consulted several Australians before deciding on the title. The film, part of the Change World series, was narrated and directed by William Winter, who recently toured Australia. Distribution talks and negotiations are underway for a commercial release.
A cryptic wartime dispatch cites Japan seeking friendship in potential war and notes officials like Robert Eichelberger on the stance. A separate Kuala Lumpur communique reports killings and injuries among Chinese residents with 40 to 60 suspected collaborators affected.
The agreement outlines Japan exports valued at 227 million and UK exports and imports to balance with partners including Australia and New Zealand. Reports suggest the British government may approve the treaty, amid concerns over cotton competition and export targets.
Fragmented copy reports on political turmoil with mentions of a French election defeat for communists and a Brisbane river disaster. It notes a miner strike threat, ship delays, and a fatal car plunge into the river with a man identified as Maward Galley.
Colombo reports Commonwealth nations discuss a foreign ministerial meeting in Ceylon. Prime Minister Senanayake may attend if the proposal gains support. a decision on holding the session is expected soon amidst mixed signals and regional diplomacy concerns.
The report outlines London officials pressing Parliament over alleged communist influence in Cyprus and plans to curb subversive activity. It notes proposals by Lord Winter to proscribe the Communist Party, restrict clergy, deport agitators, and control aviation and financial funds as a defense against perceived threats.
A garbled entry mentions Kenneth Mektrium and a informant connected to GA. Journallet. It references a United Nations public information and a bar on a Newkind frat. The text is incomplete and contains many unclear names and places.
American military leaders in Germany move to organize defense against threats to Western Union. Planning talks reportedly involve Field Marshal Montgomery and liaison with Allied commanders near Merford. Unclear details describe concerns of British and American officers about security and defense coordination.
Sydney July discussion on U S elections notes the 1948 result seen as a global event. Speaker M M Cowen argues governments should study the election as a social trend influencing long term policy and leadership standards. He cites Republicans support for Dewey and calls for continued stability and better governance.
Foreign dispatches report a Chinese setback at Chengteh affecting morale as evacuation and refugee movements rise. American aid promises wheat rice and food shipments continue, with plans to bolster rationing while noting strategic firm positions and ongoing conflict in Shanghai and Peiping.
Far Eastern Commission issues directive permitting limited foreign travel for Japanese subjects at war’s end. Travel abroad allowed only for commercial representatives and with MacArthur approval. Restrictions bar advantage over foreign nationals and require non monopoly trade roles.
A Canadian priest reports Vatican intends to uphold papal authority if events force isolation or political upheaval. Four young cardinals unnamed in the report are could be appointed to oversee the Holy See if the pope cannot act.
A London bout left world light heavyweight Freddie tila with a broken right hand after fighting Johnny Fearah. The Australian heavyweight contender reportedly broke the hand during the match and may be sidelined for a month.
A federal grand jury indicted Thomas, chairman of Molise Une America, on charges of conspiring to defeat the government. The document cites alleged payments and attempts to influence officials, naming Lampbell and others in connection with the scheme. The case centers on violations tied to monetary matters and anticipated actions.
The Wales rugby squad Whitcombe And Faster tour Australia with the Rugby League team set to face the Kangaroos in London on November 20. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a major international clash with notable players mentioned.
A gale struck Rabaul with strong winds and dust clouds, damaging several houses and uprooting trees. Rail ships broke moorings and debris filled streets as the storm toppled around 80 feet high dust plumes in the air. No casualties reported in initial estimates.
A government source proposes a North Atlantic Defence Pact widened to invite all nations to form a common front against Communism. The plan aims to create a separate force and reduce reliance on the United Nations, with Canada preparing to expand the definition of aggression amid political upheaval.
A muddled text fragment outlines a possible statement on foreign policy, mentioning individuals and tensions with the Netherlands and Australia. The passage hints at political hesitation and differing views within the House and among officials, with references to timing and national stance.
Fragmentary text outlines calls for action on Alestine and negotiations with Jewish groups. Mentions Security Council discussions and a push for a durable truce and permanent peace settlements amid political tension.
Copra worth between £9000 and £15000 was lost when Bre destroyed copra piles and contents at the forewharf approach to Port Moristy. No further details of the incident or owner information are clear from the report.
Capetown reports a ban affecting an African cricket scene tied to BRVISH boxing. The narrative mentions tensions with South African officials and comments from team manager Brigadier Seeva and chief figure Mr Walter Bara amid disputes over access and attitude.
A fragmented report discusses South Africa's stance on West Africa trusteeship and regional authority. It mentions committees, views on governance, and potential implications for South West Africa. Further context appears limited, with garbled passages obscuring concrete positions.
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