28 Nov 1950
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Nov 28, 1950
Page
1
A chaotic wartime despatch describes fierce Red Army counterattacks along the North Korean front as United Nations forces report setbacks. The 25th Division withdraws near Chongja while Commonwealth forces reinforce Kunurl apes west of Tokchon.
Workers resume work in Sydney with arbitration by Justice Kitty and the Arbitration Court. The stevedores obtain leave and attendance credits while the union seeks to put grievances into the hands of their representatives for settlement.
Iincomplete OCR copy reports Korea and Formosa questions addressed by unity council meeting and press correspondence with a New York correspondent. Readable fragments hint at international issues discussed by Chinese groups. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are established in the text.
Reported troop movements indicate large scale redeployments involving about 130000 soldiers. The changes affect northern sectors and surrounding logistics, with officials cautioning about evolving frontline postures as authorities coordinate new spacing and supply lines.
Sydney, Monday, Mm.thell Lovell of Cwalltedd Vietoris failed to gain custody of her child in the County Night Court by a majority of three to one. The father, Lovell, took the child after the wife separated in August, taking Pamela during her hospital stay when tonsil operation left her with care.
A report from the state senate discussion on pension increases and payment plans. Officials including Senator Spooner and other lawmakers addressed extending benefits for seniors and dependent on Social Services. Warnings about eligibility and timing for the enhanced pensions were noted as key elements of the debate.
Flood danger expands as towns along the Barwon and nearby regions brace for rising waters. Residents reinforce levees with sandbags amid warnings of renewed risk, while authorities urge caution and monitor river levels near Warren and Dubbo.
Fragmented OCR notes describe clashes at the French border citadel and river approaches as rebels attack bridgeheads. Mentions Hal ang mouth area and scattered movements along Indo China fronts with reference to a Monday action and French positions.
An air force investigation team, after occupying Hungnam, said the Gian explosives and chemical works covered several miles and were among the largest of their kind. Built by the Japanese in 1934, the plant is cited in reports following the Korean occupation.
The Federal Opposition leader Mr Chifley was admitted to Bathurst Hospital tonight after being ill since Monday. Reports say he is not in serious danger and may be kept from politics for about three months. Deputy Leader Evatt issued a press note.
Fragmentary report shows Parliament preparing to extend session until December 22 with government plans and potential motions under consideration. Mentions of committees, dates, and parliamentary procedure are indicated. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors.
A fragmentary wartime style report notes multiple fatalities from fires across the United States. It mentions a Minneapolis area incident and references victims in industrial areas and other towns. Details are garbled, but authorities reported injuries and property damage.
A man was remanded until December awaiting further investigation into a River Bridge incident near Queens Bridge at 2am on Sunday. Police allege a second man joined in the assault. no body was recovered. Detective notes describe the confrontation and suspect identifications.
Across the United States and Canada the weekend storm leaves over 200 dead in the U S and at least nine in Canada. Heavy snow and freezing rain blanket Ontario and the northeast, with thousands affected by outages and school closings. Roads are treacherous and rescue services mobilize as the blizzard spreads from the Midwest to the Atlantic coast.
AYONEY reports a mid week racing ban sparked a cabinet controversy with calls to reverse the decision. Labour MP Nott refused to back a petition seeking regulatory reversal while advocates warn of harm to industry and workers amid the political clash.
Rare animal and flock details from Oakey Treek Mall describe Serriman stock and improved ewes. The report notes buyers’ interest, limited attendance, and expectations for late hits while noting progress toward heat and breeding aims in the week ahead.
Unclear report describes two men detained near a naval dockyard after an alleged disruption involving shifted floats and a warning call. Constable J Harpup led a pursuit. subsequent arrests occurred as officers questioned the suspects at Dariwnughutrat station.
A wireless meat irrigation accident at the Overacay Telweome plant in Ashley area left multiple victims. The dead include John Donna King, 3, of Nee pier Surert, and Alen McDonald, 3M, of Geera Surert, with others hospitalized for injuries. Authorities investigate wiring failure and plant safety lapses.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe opposition to a state name change involving Altepatien and New South Walea. The garbled text mentions a meeting or hearing, references to Dr Cumming and a college, and notes on inconveniences and local figures. Strong entities are unclear due to damaged text.
Parie Mont France has received 300 tanks and hundreds of artillery pieces. Reports indicate continued shipments, with discussions on air defense and reinforcements to sustain military operations. The balance of equipment and timelines for frontline support remain under review by allied officials.
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