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17 Oct 1952
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 17, 1952
Page
1
Persia Breaks Off Relations With United Kingdom
Teheran reports Premier Mohammed Mowardeq announced severing relations with Britain after a radio broadcast following a cancelled parliamentary session due to quorum issues. The move comes amid ongoing political tension and discussions extending over 45 hours of parliamentary debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persia
United Kingdom
Teheran
Mohammed Mowardeq
Britain
Dr Pi Reports Bomb Test Details in Turbulent Year
Fragmentary dispatches by Min Peeney describe a bomb test, with reference to Sittlah and various unnamed figures. The text hints at atomic testing Debates and reactions linked to Churchill and international statements, though much is garbled. The material remains incomplete and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sittlah
Min Peeney
Aioe
Ian
Churchill
Racing amid Tasmanian betting raids discussed in Hobart
In Hobart on Thursday the Attorney General presided over a session on racing and gaming law following police raids. A prominent race figure alleged threats from a bookmaker who claimed to have police support and the capacity to hire thugs if challenged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart
Raeneve
Mr. Fagan
Sion
Mackey
Amdank
Stratm
Fragmented Cairo report on a suspected abortation event
A garbled Cairo dispatch references Coralie Susans Tanna Ara and an abortation claim. The piece mentions photographers, writers, and a liberation quote, but details are unclear and most names and dates are unreadable. The readable fragments describe a controversial topic with no verifiable facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Coralie Susans
Scala
Liberation
Mithy
Korean Truce Talks Continue as Front Tensions Rise
Fragmented war dispatch reports ongoing Korean ceasefire negotiations despite renewed fighting. Alleged assaults and clashes occur around strategic ridges as troops maneuver, with unclear casualty details and mounting political pressure to resume negotiations.
Truce Talks Ended Amid UN Pressures and Confusion
The radio reported that the United Nations armistice talks ended with an indefinite adjournment. Washington tables suggested a break before the UN General Assembly opens, forcing nations to reassess commitments and funding amid growing crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Nationa
Aswert
U.N
Rees
Thest
A. Saheme
British Labour to Demand End of Bevan Cave
British Labour leaders in London plan to press the Bevan leftwing faction to disband, after Aneurin Bevan resisted a party reform move. Parliament members allied with Bevan fear a stronger split, while party organizers move to counter the revolt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bevan Cave
London
Labour
Aneurin Bevan
Ital
TRE Bally
Hrenid
Cimcial
Bevan
Altwa
Hinvarchy
Police
Over & Gallitent
Te Tribune
Labour Mombara
Decisive Action to Counter Hold-Ups in Sea Transport
Unclear OCR text presents a political discussion on countering hold-ups in sea transport. Mentions ministers, government measures, and possible effects on sugar crops, with fragmented phrases and no clear events, dates, or entities clearly identified.
Malta Talks as Prelude to M E Command
A Eurasian clash backdrop unfolds as Malta talks shape the Middle East command ambitions. General Fdeway leads Allied planning with a focus on Mediterranean troop posture and regional strategy. London editorials urge Britain to stay aligned with Australia and New Zealand to counter pacific and broader alliance shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
M.E
Ammer
Angus
Senain
America
Opium Haul at Fremantle Seized by Customs
A Fremantle opium haul weighing about 10 80a was seized by a Customs officer. The cargo valued at 1260 was believed to be a single quality consignment. Owner identity not established. The Welander arrived at Gage Roads with rock phosphate from Christmas Island, previously from Singapore, with opium believed obtained by Vein carei and Chinese crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Twureday
Remantie
Frnler Tauern
Optim
Gage Roads
Government wavering on sale of Commonwealth shipping line
The Commonwealth government faces reluctance in selling its shipping line amid falling prices and aging fleets. Cabinet says the line should not be sold for less than 33,000 pounds, while incoming offers are expected to be far below that. Government hoped private firms would run ships more economically, but many players seek newer, cheaper vessels abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Commonwealth Shipping Line
Acaum
Rewna Sabling Stromteaiy
Sermaere
Rouke Odfere
Howevar
Soots Express inquiry examines signals and speeds
Report from London covers Britain's second worst train disaster inquiry. Signalman Alfred Armitage testifies about the Perth to London Express failing to heed signals while a dawn run led to an explosion. Officials seek technical evidence on the master cause and related safety procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Ministry of Transport
Alfred Armitage Waldhe
Perth
Signa
Heard & Ter Abe
Attempt to Prove Torn Up Will at Melbourne
The executor of an estate applied in Supreme Court for probate on a copy of a woman's will after the original was allegedly torn up by her husband. The court heard the will was written and dated May 28, 1951, valued mainly at 61,854 pounds, with house and funds. The original will could not be found, and a sealed affidavit claimed the copy was true, witnessed by the decedent. Frank Pritchard, the father, complained the will was unfair for including the step-brother of Mrs. Bingham as a beneficiary, and tore up the document before his daughter could inherit.
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Melbourne
Supreme Court
Srs
Rritenard
Coltiath Street
Teavingraiate
Woinanki
Frank Pritchard
Mre. Bingham
George Hywel
Shonfield Avenue
O'Meally
Pentridge
Chadwick
Hligit
WAT Wit
Providia
Overseas Capital Sought To Develop Blair Athol Coal Resources
Overseas finance circles seek between £10 million and £40 million for Blair Athol coal field development in Central Queensland. The plan requires about 8 million tons annual output and a 30 mile logistics link to Rockhampton port. Prime Minister Menzies indicated Australia’s need for foreign capital may be substantial, but not guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overseas
Blair Athol
Quonid \t
Pakistan
Mina
Autralia
Blair Atlin Coal
Fenzien
Tahinut
Australia
Waa
Mensiewald
Pai
Bui Athol Amt
Rockhampton
View
Wool Market Firmer At Sydney Sales
Wool markets at Sydney showed further improvement with all sections competitive. Merino, comeback and crossbred descriptions gained up to ten percent, demand concentrated from United Kingdom, Europe, Japan, and the Continent, total sale clearance near 98.4 percent with 16 001 bales sold at auction and 1020 privately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rydney
Thurway
Ainokere Association
Soin
Japan
Previo Getaingasy
Jez
Shin Wools Mold
U.S. Eyes Atomic Weapons For Korea Debate
Wartime era officials discuss atomic artillery for Korea. General staff and Army leaders debate weapon types and calibers, weighing field use, range, and strategic impact. The Army seeks a scientifically sound, properly funded path toward a larger bore gun, with pacing by Army leadership and budgetary approval.
Liberal C P election pact for Victoria
Melbourne reports nearing agreement between the Country Party and the Liberals for state election cooperation. A sub committee has prepared for contrasting candidates to oppose Liberal rebels, with possible coalition plans discussed but no definite moves yet. The outcome hinges on the annual conference and broader party decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Country Party
Liberals
Tne
Lieraia
Boliway
Moat
Issant Stenger
LCP
Willy
Orm
Coalition
New Evidence To Be Used In Marder Appeal
Melbourne reports new evidence to be used in the Marder appeal. Documents mention fresh exhibits and a potential challenge in the High Court. The piece covers prep steps, location notes, and the process leading toward the court filing. The text references legal officials and the pursuit of new material for the case.
Pakistani Resigns Amid Turmoil in Major League
The Pakistan League faced a resignation amid political turmoil as a key figure returned after weeks abroad. He outlined health concerns including fainting spells and weight loss during a tense period, while stressing ongoing leadership changes within the party.
Russia Objects to UN Korea Award Contention
Soviet objections arise over United Nations military awards to Korea fighters. Gromyka criticizes UN flag and aims, while Soviet delegates contest recognition of soldiers deemed to have died in UN service. The unrest follows a tense UN Assembly session with votes on agenda items and regional funding concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fsa
Stein
Gruman
Tamale
United Nations
Gromyka
Assembly
Trevour
US Service Department
Baehigione
Koren
Nia SF
France
Fiat
Mecca
U.S
U.N
Soviet Union
Hie UK
May Be In Coronation Contingent
Fragmented text suggests mention of a coronation contingent with references to ministers and parliamentary figures, naming Lanter, the Vice President, and other officials in a discussive context. The readable bits imply a debate over participation and protocol in a coronation ceremony.
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M.F
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