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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Oct 06, 1950

Page

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Australians Move Up To Parallel In Korea Advance

British Commonwealth forces near the 38th Parallel in Korea push toward the front as observers say UN troops may cross the line soon. Reports describe Australian and British units advancing by air and road amid expected American and South Korean actions and Communist moves around Pyongyang and the northern front.

Aunyo British Commonwealth Korea Nownorth Rlay Juat 38Th Parallel MacArthur United Nations Tiwan South Bn Koren Vyxonin Sinetis Far Binmvese Amelunist Pyong I Thy Izoopa Ad Tourhtilterly Today Neut Korea and Gives Tactical ‘Miley North of Ake Fromle Wallon Foustantaon Korvane Republic of Korea Mali MacArthue Odzamunigie South Korea Alex ‘Valentine Reater Samampondent

Rebuff for Russia on U.N. Peace Plan for Korea

The United Nations General Assembly Political Committee approved the Korean peace plan sponsored by Britain Australia and six other Western nations by a 47 to 5 vote remaining a setback for Russia.

Russia U.N Korea

Ambon fighting reports reach Dutch Premier

Cable dispatches quote Dr Dress confirming Indonesian forces attacked Ambon, center of the South Moluccas republic. Ambonese reportedly retaliated as officials say violence mounts after Dutch withdrawal prompts unrest. Government pledges protection with aim to restore order and peace in the region.

Ambon Ambonese Auern “Ambonene Wctioe Aston Indonesie Tn Gentral Aada Iuelf Tial Lin Natal Coloe Netherlands Indanaaia Netherianaa Nataty Aai Gan Jcn-Ii Wien Striot esanres_saeinat

Dornan Shaw and Oey Wright in Praterday Nod in Hertfordshire

London readers note Dornan Shaw and Oey Wright connected to a Praterday event in Hertfordshire. Details are scarce in this fragment but place and persons are named.

London Dornan Shaw, Oeywright, Befinner Praterday Nertfordshire

Senate drama as President leaves chair over Bank Bill wrangle

In a tense Senate dispute, President Gordon Brown left the chair amid a protracted clash over the Bank Bill led by Opposition moves. O'Sullivan and McKenna pressed delays while the Opposition sought to move adjournment, with the Government’s control tested and the debate continuing into extended sessions.

Senate O'Sullivan Gordon Brown Smoottay Advantne Utr Xpeery Panier Dixantition Hill Labovre Communist Party Bhippine Renstor ‘McLeay McKenns Ramet Mettmnd Oman Yak McKenna Tekve Aahrey McKenna Nai Benate Uxt Sasiatt Brown Uedendock

Washington market faces extended meat shortage impact

Fragmented OCR reads indicate concerns over meat supply in Washington markets. Officials discuss potential shortages and distribution inconsistencies affecting shoppers and local stores. The report mentions a committee and general call for action but lacks clear dates or named entities due to damaged text.

Vast resources in Asia to be developed as per plan

A royal or Commonwealth ministers conference noted vast potential in Asia. India could gain 80 percent more jute and cotton yields with improved irrigation and farming techniques. Pakistan irrigation schemes could add 4.5 million tons of bananas and 5 million willow water?

India Gaitkell Conference of Common Wealth Yeaterday

Large Economic Assistance Drafts for Areas Aid

Draft proposals outline 2,000,000 in assistance to address economic problems in affected areas with about 870,000 people. A Commonwealth consultative body would remain, including a representative from each government. Details on anti social responses and private investment were discussed, with no final commitments from the United States.

Menaciag Ne- Samayelit Ha Bnada United States

Labour Opposition on Bank Board Power and Private Interests

The Opposition Leader Mr Chifley asserts the Labour Party will oppose private interests on the Commonwealth Bank board. He cites wartime economic strains and historic concerns while arguing for a balance of non banker and policy-driven appointees. The debate references 1947 banking legislation and the Bank’s expansion without a board, noting past central control.

Bpender Vishnnmky Mer Vishinsky Spender Nautta C Bank House of Representativ Chifley Labour Party Commonwealth Bank Mulfion Brillant Meneral Braine Pr. Coombe Swarth Darling Downa Bank of Finglane Wa Hamada Durie Wilmot Australia

Good Response To Recruiting Drive

Melbourne director Edmund Merving asserts the recruitment drive has broad support. He notes interest in strengthening security and deterrence, praising the mix of candidates attracted to serve in primary and regional duties.

Melbourne Ateaday Dirvetor-Central Cruiting Edmund Merving Rémund

Latest Canadian Price Of Dollars MONTTENAL

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No Sign Of Missing Plane Publicized In Australia

Sydney reports say no sign of a missing aircraft after it overshot a town aerodrome and forced down in the Liverpool Pictinn Wallacia district. Residents Goodwin and others believe the plane may have crashed near Newcastle while attempting a fuel stop, with searches continuing and signals not received from the pilot.

Sydney Town Liverpool- Pictinn-Wallacia Phalpoy John Healy Church Street Pymble Mrr Goodwin William Town Newcastle Mr. Sr Bankstown Newcastleia Coorantong Terrigal William John Waite Goatard Misont Joy Lake

North Korea Atrocities Reported By United Nations Commission

The United Nations Commission on Korea reports widespread atrocities by North Korean authorities against thousands of civilians and prisoners. Preliminary hearings indicate large scale abuses including brutal beatings and mutilations prior to executions, with evidence of severe harm to many detainees.

Tokyo United Nations Commission On Korea Today Prinoners

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