17 Nov 1951
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Nov 17, 1951
Page
1
Report highlights a government inquiry into alleged atrocities causing public uproar and a failed truce. Hanley faces reprimand amid the ongoing controversy. Salome Manoay referenced in a peripheral note with unclear details.
An unclear dispatch from Allied AP notes tense Korea war discussions at Panmunjom between UN and Communist delegates. Mentions stalled talks over war prisoners and ongoing negotiations with no tangible ceasefire progress. Traces Truman and Ridgeway comments on prisoner handling and civilian concerns amid conference disruptions.
Paris reports Egyptian leaders urged Britain to withdraw officials and armed forces from Sudan so the people can conduct a plebiscite. The challenge drew reactions from the United Nations Security Council and echoed wider tensions over British and Allied roles in the region.
The report notes ballots sometimes filled by shop delegates for other members. It cites K Mc Keon assistant national secretary of the Federated Iron Workers Association and mentions guidance given in the 1940 union election context.
Fragmented OCR text shows an industrial teaser with unclear names and dates. The piece mentions a plan to extend proposed measures, local authorities, and security interventions. The readable items include references to Mokena and a withdrawal and redrafted proposal, but details remain obscured in garbled language.
The British government promised Sudan a path to self governance with a constitution and open process by year end. Protestors cheered as officials stated Sudanese people would decide their future independently from Britain, while Egyptian leaders urged restraint and Nile access concerns persisted.
Fragmentary wartime note reports Australians as prisoners of war through a source named Mort Kares citing the Missionary for the Army. The message mentions Mr Francis and a stated need, with unclear details about where or whom.
Apparent fire incidents in New South Wales result in fatalities injuries and extensive damage. The report mentions burning structures and displaced residents as authorities work to control blazes and prevent further harm amid stormy conditions.
Fabricated notes describe a bush area blaze and a gathering of local leaders. Reports mention fire control at night, residents escaping, and discussions about funding and council meetings. The account cites names like Mr. Meier and Mr. Gilmour and notes actions by the Bushirda Committee and NPW officials.
Reports say the United States pursued follow up talks with the Persian government after failed negotiations with Prime Minister Moseadeg. A conference in Washington examined the stalemate and potential loan or aid to stabilize the Persian economy pending a broader settlement.
The Olympic Organizing Committee chose the Melbourne Cricket Ground as the site for the 168 Olympic Games. The committee will seek government guarantees and ask MCG Trustees to review previous plans to improve the venue, following expert recommendations that the oval is near ideal but improvable.
Fragmented text notes a Japanese freighter Honolulu with 42 crew, reported nine miles northwest of Muluong Island. Mention of a paratrooper and private names appears in garbled form. Unclear events surround an unsuccessful bid and naval activity.
A brief report notes Australian ships in action with reference to HMGA and related operations during Friday events. The text is fragmented and includes unclear phrases such as Auntentian noration and ae aor ade.
Readable scores show West Indies bowling overpowering New South Wales with early wickets and limited runs. Notable fielding and bowling figures indicate a strong start for the West Indies pace attack and spinners.
Victorian cricket report notes batsmen dominating a midweek contest. Players Harvey McDonald Loxton Musnald and Fitchett contribute runs as sides contest the nundy and ot. The piece records scores and lineups with partial names and locations.
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