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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Sep 09, 1954

Page

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Eight Nations Sign Southeast Asia Security Treaty

The eight nations agree to establish a collective defense treaty for Southeast Asia, covering areas including the territory of participants, with Hong Kong and other clauses noted. It pledges UN cooperation, mutual obligations, and a commitment to maintain peace and security while supporting self determination and regional development.

South-East Asia Hongkong Tatita Toveluy Feoygniee Ernst Tuted Progessen United Nations Pasitien Fawe Marcel Ture

Angry Exchanges Over Telephone Tapping In Parliament

In a heated House of Representatives scene Dr. Evatt withdrew charges that a police state operated the Commonwealth Government. The Speaker rebuked critics as Minister for Commerce Mr. Mextoca faced objections while Mr Ward and Mr Cameron pressed questions about phone tapping and the instruments used. The Attorney General stated evolving methods to expedite investigations and security.

House Dr. Evatt House of Representatives Ward Ian Quetiunn Camerm Evall Clyde Cameron Wiadmarst Janeron Separ Mextoca Labour Bratt Wahl Tor Ely Channon Aitonort Cameron Anthony Tit Raplain Fle Vince Erratean Geor Wag Securiny

Evatt interview on espionage case referenced in Parliament

Dr Evatt said a recent espionage issue was not government policy and that statements by Senator Roche were personal. The exchange occurred after Evatt met Roche at Wallawend with ministers abroad, while a possible coalition response was discussed.

Apher Evatt Tewenton Nienwa Vat Bpiéer Svt Ich Roche

Estate of City Merchant Sydney Wermhonday

The will of Philip Mowerd Bushell leaves 904,000 to a widow and daughter, with an estate valued at 566,695 for the City Merchant Sydney. The document outlines distribution provisions and mentions heirs and trust arrangements.

Sydney Wermhonday Phlllip Mowerd Bushell Ranhall

Fragmented OCR Note Highlights Unclear Names and Terms

A damaged OCR fragment mentions names and terms with unclear spelling. It references a Wednesday and various proper nouns like Dome, Arimums, Urey, and Memphivinns, but lacks coherent context or identifiable events. The piece reads as an unsettled local note or clipping with fragmented phrases.

Chinese Community Leader Attlee Threatens Action

A garbled fragment references a Chinese community leader and Attlee in a political context suggesting possible action or stance. No clear events or dates are readable.

Mass Meeting of Transport Unionists Seeks Wage Rise

About 3,000 government transport workers attended a mass meeting at Sydney Town Hall to back a resolution for increased wages. The gathering urged government action and explored methods to secure gains through court and regulation, with 27 unions and 79,000 employers represented.

Sivnut Weanen Govéramant Transort Sydney Town Hall Tonign Arly Jon Court Bhat Ion Aos, Somata

Abrupt End To Labour Caucus Meeting

Dr Evatt spoke for over an hour then declared the meeting over. Ward urged support for a motion of confidence in Dr Evatt, uproar ensued as members shouted and thumped tables. Evatt gathered papers and left while voices raged on.

Labour Party Dr. Evatt Petrov Royal Commission Ward East Bydeey Dr. Byatt Mem Pera Br. Vate Thompson Port Adelaide Keon Yarra Ward Tran Mtr

Australian Swimming Team Sought for Vancouver Games

Manager Bill Bol furt says Australia should hire a larger swimming team for the Vancouver Imperial Games. Names like Jon Henrlexy Cyrus Weld and fencers Ivan Lundnd Laurie Smith are mentioned as departures. Gary Chapman retires later, while Anne Circa and Lorraine Crapp are noted for potential participation but not competing.

Bydney Australia Vancouver Bill Bolfurt Str Holland Jon Henrlexy Cyrus Weld Ivan Lundnd Laurie Smith America Carnivelt Gary Chapman Reti Ned Cather Inez Bunday Funiore Deon Melbourne Ana Holand Anne Circa Particularis Lorraine Crapp

Chinese Nationalists Bomb UK Freighter Near Amoy Harbor

Reported air raid by Nationalist forces on the British ship Tochkilda entering Amoy harbour. Master Pearson described bombs near the ship and a deck spray of machine gun fire. Another British vessel Fubing was reportedly signalled by Nationalist warships. Invasion fears persist as Communist forces mass near Quemoy and Amoy, while Nationalists vow to defend the island.

Chin Bee Amoy Tochkilda Beitieh Hong Kong Mee HF Pearson Williamson and Ch. Tald Amney Harbour Tachki Ie. Walker Pearson Inehihan Nationaliat Tay Formona Avait Guemoy Ionalist Quemoy Bastion Sland Hain Formoan Ukak Tran Port Nak

Ward Calls Calwell To Order In Parliament Row

Mr Ward called Deputy Leader Calwell to order as Calwell and the Ministerial group debated with the Leader of the House Sir Etienne Harrison present. Ward questioned why the Ministerial table was ignored and appeared to take chair of committees through Mr Adermann. Calwell left the house moments later.

Ward Cam Pyaneysimal Aight Calwell Aida Ette Harrison Sturt Uition

Kenyatta and Four Africans Convicted for Mau Mau Offense

Governor Sir Barton Baring announced the four Africans including Jomo Kenyatta, convicted leaders of Mau Mau, would be released in ten years after serving seven year terms. The frontier province waits as the government promises to curb the movement and denies its potential for success.

Abstinn Frontier Kenya Borton Baring Wan

Labour Members Anxious To Boycott Attlee Dinner

Labour members anxious to boycott Attlee welcomed by report of luncheon and dinner in Canberra. Attlee's visits met with mixed reactions as Keat and Mullin shown as likely to boycott events while Labour members discuss arrangements at Government House and Parliament House during Attlee’s two day stay.

Wrenty Miny Inanimaile Pri Pines Labour Attlee Mrr. Attlee Labour Party Mulling Grlithand Runa Rad Keot Warrt Ms. Mulling Maon Athen Hong Alec RAAF Evell Government Haus Tey Canberra Menwes Nak Attle

Mr. Dulles Plan Formosa Visit Details

Reported plans mention Mr. Dulles visiting Formosa with discussions likely tied to international strategy. The article references European sponsorship and a conference in Lenaean security, noting upcoming sessions and possible travel through New York.

Mr. Dulles Formosa

Princess on stage as plane tragedy unfolds

Confused fragments describe a royal scene with a princess and duchess amid a Dublin plane disaster. References to a sunken Dutch plane, diamonds worth £397,000, and wreckage recovered stir reports of lives lost and treasure recovered while authorities search the river and freight compartments.

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