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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Oct 05, 1950

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South Koreans Advance Deep Into North Korea News Report

A late report says South Korean troops are eight miles inside North Korea with U S Marines capturing Mijongbu, measures north of Seoul and near the 38th Parallel. South Korean forces reportedly took Kosong as the move concentrates near Wonsan while other clashes and evacuations unfold along the front.

Seoul North Korea United States Army Tenth Corps United States Mijongbu Kosong Wonsan

Should Not Cross Parallel

Fragmentary text mentions names and a conflict theme with unclear details. The legible parts reference parallel concepts and a sequence of events with scattered names and places, suggesting a wartime or strategic discussion lacking full context.

Fighting in Ambon prompts Dutch-Indonesia tension

The Hague reports fighting in Ambon amid a South Moluccas refusal to join Indonesia. Dr. W. Drees warns of Dutch anxiety and urges a peaceful settlement as Indonesian air and ground actions intensify near Ambon and surrounding areas.

the Hague Qutek Dr. W. Drees Indonesia Ambon Malluccas Drees Mohammed Natale Mont Krea Indon

Unclear note on Ambon tensions and troop movements

Fragmentary report mentions Djakarta readers and Tudanesian Dotance with silence on Ambon port tensions. Text suggests Tagonesian troops massing at Ambon and heavy actions underway, but sources cannot reach Ambon for confirmation. Ministry to issue a statement.

Diakarta Minis

Australians sweep up in large scale operation in Korea

British Commonwealth Brigade including the Australian battalion reports a major mopping up near Taegu to Kunchon covering about 800 square miles. Troops under unified command appreciate smooth coordination, while pockets of Communists remain with no contact. Prisoners captured and ammunition seized, but refugees and scattered units complicate the task as the brigade awaits further orders for action.

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Australian Casualties Report From Taegu Cemetery Burial

Reuters reports two Australians killed in Korean action buried today at the United Nations cemetery in Taegu. Names listed include Tardaindeenneth Hummernton and M Bkétenlay, with limited details on their units and cause described as a land mine explosion aboard a carrier.

Aas Reuter Tokyo Wodneatey Unite Nationa Taegu Tardaindeenneth Hummernton Vievaris Bkétenlay Caltle Nto 1 Bria

Red China Vice Premier Warns of War Threat

Tokyo radio quoted Chinese Premier Chen Funae warning the threat of a new war was growing and that vigilance is needed. He urged readiness and a stronger effort to prepare for possible conflict amid ongoing military and economic strain.

Tokyo Pening Chen Funae Obearinent Combattiee Bnan'al

Dispute Over China and UN Viewpoint Faces Senate

Wednesday report cites Ammington noting Bridges and others scoured department actions on inviting Chinese Communist delegates to the United Nations. It claims a tacit push with British and U S officials to admit China and frames U S opposition as misrepresented by Acheson.

Ammington Maton Bridges United Nations Sridpes Mad Truman Arthur Vandenberg Bridges Wat Demest Acheson China

Spender Calls For Complete Destruction Of N Korea Army

Spender argues for total destruction of the North Korean Army as the only way to purge the peninsula of threat. He condemns calls to withdraw UN troops and says remaining forces would be useless if left ready. He urges a vacuum and questions the Soviet Union and China’s roles in preventing unification by force.

Tn Yenkyang Yoollant Norsk Korea Atalay Orth Korea Bih Keun Redling Oni Ronda Tan Tugiting Anica Lorrien Kress Cvain Mane Tokyss Chinen Hank Korounn China Intralian Lark Tronaart Ain Spender N. Korean Army Korea Corea K. Spender Vie Inky iRise Generney Ivations Commission United States Bir Benegal Ray India Soviet Union Bir Benegel Earth United Nations Thalian Bir Banewal Gorore Tuppaiay Foreign Dears Wardel

Wool discussion in delicate stage across Western powers

The article notes a delicate wool discussion among Britain and allies on allocation to Western powers and how World War era stockpiling may shift markets. It mentions United Kingdom and United States positions, tax proposals, and concerns about inflation if large demands are placed on government funds.

United Kinygaom Australia Dominions Alliece London America Saumung Pattuprove Greler Pais Mr. Pettigrave Sakes

Wool talks in London oppose new allocation plan

Observer reports at London Wool meeting on formal discussion of a proposed international wool allocation scheme to replace auctions. NSW Union observers reject policy and warn wool industry could face inflation, with debate over tax and fund use under scrutiny.

London Observera Ube International United States Couniein News Terra Auetraiia Ardney Victorian Taxry Association MM. J. Pater Canberra Inter Ministrien Treasury Rower

New Melbourne Record for Merimo Fleece Wool

A new Australian record for Merimo fleece wool was set in Melbourne. Vendors offered fourteen thousand bales through the milling workers. Merino and wool traders held firm on glaze obtained at other centers earlier in the week.

Melbourne Wennesday Aumrailan Revco Srl Sesload Talet Colermine Dhe Wailing Wrekers Mering Wens

Market Wins Bid on Wool Trade Amid Brisk Demand

Farmers and traders reported brisk bidding as 4 496 lots were submitted with strong attendance. Buyers from United Rhardom Continental Tipanese and American Interest competed with Aron Australian buyers, shaping a lively market at the sea eon's Grat Goulburn sale.

Beco Atart Aron

Menzies Broadcast Plans Highlight Economic Talk

The Prime Minister will address the nation via a national hook-up this week. He is expected to discuss rising prices, economic factors driving costs, and the government plan to tackle the inflation problem in a broadcast that aims to inform the public.

Tormarrge

New Postal Charges in Budget Plan Revealed

The Indeamen will be incorporated in the Budget to be introduced next week. Access fees and service changes are cited as part of the new postal charges in the programme icon section.

Colour of Flags in Painting Queried In Parliament

In Parliament yesterday Prime Minister Me. Mengies said he would meet an artist to change the colour of the flag in a painting hung in King's Hall for 22 years. The debate touched on the painting of the Red Ensign and the colour of the flag during royal ceremonies.

House of Representatives Me. Mengies Suga King's Hall Parliament House Monsien Wesith Power Melbourne King George Elisabeth Bern Duke and Duchess of York Drummond New England Bruce George Peares Commonwealth

Senate Opposition Blocks Red Bill In Tactical Battle

Fragmented report on parliamentary clash as opposition blocks the Red Bill and seeks to suspend orders. Summary notes attempts by Deputy Yunipens and Kr hepattin to derail government measures, with references to Communist Party tactics and a postponed dissolution bill.

Senate Labour Int Ramane Asseciad Yunipens Blanding Sidere Uva Ahadinvith Communist Party House of Tapres Nea Alineaagh Framean Kr Hepattin Aenor Comer Seiten

Bitter Senate Prices Debates Stir Friction Across Chambers

In a heated session the Senate clashed over a price bill as Senator McKenna sought to fast track the motion to priority. Opposition and government lines hardened amid accusations of urgency versus constitutional risk, with leaders trading barbs on inflation and policy.

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