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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 11, 1948
Page
1
A chaotic Berlin scene as anti communist crowds clash with border forces. Police report 22 demonstrators shot, one died in hospital, several Germans wounded. British authorities escort civilians and secure the area amid mounting tension.
fragmented text reports a clash involving Slav soldiers invading Greek lands. UN officials and Delors are mentioned in mediation efforts. unclear phrases reference a proposed deal and internal planning, with unclear dates or locations.
An urgent radio appeal announced a mass evacuation for Camiguin Island as eruptions threaten the coast. Authorities designated coastal points for evacuation and urged families to leave immediately amid the ongoing volcanic threat.
A fragment notes Britain exports from Bradford show a drop in coal shipments valued near 30 million tons. Prime minister or ministerial source referenced. Details are incomplete but indicate a decrease in export activity and a focus on coal trade figures.
Fragmented text pays tribute to Dr Evatt at a Dublin ceremony. Mentions De Valera and a doctorate in law and justice, with unclear further details and garbled phrasing.
Fragmentary OCR notes from a Czech parliamentary item reference uranium ore and parliamentary members. The text is garbled, but indicates a discussion or inquiry related to ore and national capacity. No clear dates or names are determinable from the readable portions.
The French cycling champion 4 Bu Pont has been invited by Victorian cycling officials to race in Melbourne. The event includes a 1 600 metre course at Brennock Park amid amateur pursuit excitement as the Olympic prospect plans to appear.
Government notes a campaign error and pledge delay as the Come Ease awaits a new investor. Officials say the mall will run 2 weeks, with ambassadors coordinating the event and plans for a postponed opening.
A British aircraft reportedly surpassed the speed of sound, with claims of reaching around 720 miles per hour. The last pilot cited, believed to set a new high speed benchmark, signs off on the development as a milestone in aviation progress.
A chaotic dispatch reports demand for action in Hyderabad with Doon, Wadlan, and Myderabad names appearing in garbled text. Editorials in London newspapers urge invasion, while local correspondents note dates and shifting coverage.
The sensational dispatch reports President Nevcine threatening to hang opponents and use unlimited powers to enforce reforms. He warns the opposition that war will be met with annihilation and pledges grave consequences for dissent.
Melbourne reports indicate shortages in road transport from Friday as union leaders rally for drivers. Officials warned the industry faces strain as preparations continue and the Chamber of Automotive Industries weighs steps amid nationwide concerns.
The report notes Bobby Locke delaying his return to Australia after a nine month tour in Africa. He plans to compete in both the British Open and American Open events, aiming for high standings this season.
Melbourne reports Sir Norman Brookes, president of the Australian Tennis Association, sent a cable to the Davis Cup team in America. He congratulated them on their effort and the series display, and criticized unwarranted American media criticism. The message praised Adrian Ceeo’s squad and wished further success in national and other matches.
The note outlines southern mines possibly halting operations today as key workers refuse to work, threatening about 2200 tons of coal losses and broader rail and port delays. Officials weigh declaring a double lime shift conditional on meeting ten unspecified requirements.
A blasting charge shattered a window on George Street near Beorge and Grewvenor streets, with a large crowd present. Fire brigades were summoned but not needed, and the event occurred about 4901 yards from a noted location. An investigating official from the Department reported the incident.
ORNEVA Fiimy Hirflain argues against colonial control at a U.N. committee meeting on governing territories. He says peoples in colonies should not be left unaccountable to any U.N. body and dismisses Soviet accusations of oppression as malicious.
Fragmentary report from London on trade union activity and speeches by E J Voix and Deakin. The piece hints at tensions between union voices and the WTU within a broader political struggle.
UN food officials warn of about 65 million tonnes of grain losses annually due to pests and rodents in global storage and transport. London briefing notes emphasize improved methods and monitoring by governments and agencies to curb wastage and protect food supplies.
Friday announcement states MO hhax abolished the post of Ninth Assistant Secretary Central hel by Commander A. Jackson. Australis ie hai been in charge of general coordination in the office of the Prosecution-General, described by the New York Tribune as a troubleshooter. The report notes the role had been held by many who faced similar fates and that the duties may be redistributed.
President Truman pledges continued negotiations to secure Western zones in Berlin. He asserts the United States will stand up for its rights amid rising tensions and calls for steadfast resolve against the Soviet stance during the postwar crisis.
Fragmentary notes indicate a Friday report from Stockholm describing a proposed military pact among Scandinavian states. The Federation appears to push for closer security collaboration and arms arrangements, though details remain unclear due to garbled OCR.
In Reeves Ghasipur the Easter United Provinces a Calewita project feeds about 1 000 illite. The effort spans 4 000 square miles and aims to harness the province’s richest toads for production in a planned sea.
Fragmentary OCR shows mentions of Blamey planning a visit to MacArthur and ongoing Allied discussions over operations against Japan. It hints at Japanese action and possible delays or actions involving Someret McA and other figures, though text is garbled.
The fragment shows a brief note about an order for tools by a firm or individual identified as Sk. No clear date or full entity details are present.
Fragmented text describes a political maneuver in which discussions over approval of a government formation proceed. The Socially Party backs support for a prime minister as talks continue about forming a new administration and securing authority.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an escape door incident at Kingsford Staith airport. Reports mention a Bellen man from Bingieton and a planned hearing about property, with references to an emergency sack and a plane, but details are unclear and no injuries are reported.
An unruly crowd including three coffin bearers pressed a protest as authorities tighten economic controls. The session featured officials such as Mayor General Chime Ching Kuo and attendees like Laurgt Pholm and Morris Benaviteh, with other foreign figures present at the event.
Report from Batavia notes another salvage attempt ending with a plane sinking near the quay. Four salvage men worked to recover the craft but the effort failed, leaving the vessel submerged in snot water.
Fragmented OCR note from Ulster Ottawa area includes garbled phrases about a seating event, a County fair, and mentions of fairies. The readable bits reference a person or group and a parade or meeting with unclear details and dates.
Fragmented report from Scarborough details Bradman’s century as Australia’s batsman moved from 90s to 100 amid brisk scoring. Barnes and Laker appear among other figures, with mentions of Mick and others in the England tour context.
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