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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 12, 1951
Page
1
The article outlines a proposed Middle East military pact with Arab states. It notes Western Allied interest, a potential joint command, and links to broader tensions including Britain and Egypt and ongoing discussions among foreign ministers and U.S. officials about defense arrangements and regional influence amid postwar pressures.
Fragmented OCR shows 1950 to 1960 gold production figures, noting a rise in 1950 over 1949 and discussing wartime influences on gold equity. Mentions international controls, IMF, and shifts in Asia and Canada. References to Korea war, inflation, and market expectations for gold amid postwar trade expansion and currency curbs.
A note reports a protest lodged on behalf of several foreign governments by Mr Leo Lamb and others in Poo King. The delegation included three British, three Australian, seven Canadian and other allied nationals in China, asserting concerns over Red 3 policies and actions.
An account describes a U S Air Force report of a flying saucer during a transatlantic flight. Two pilots observed a strange object moving at high speed, raising questions about encounter details and official response. The report notes limited cooperation from officials and uncertain motion in the atmosphere.
In Sydney and Melbourne reports say Australian authorities fear hostile reactions to the planned visit of the Japanese ship Orient Maru next month. Shipping owners said they had consulted security advisers and expected protests but no physical danger to the crew. Meanwhile Australian accountants consider forming a panel to examine costs and supply contracts.
Amid debate on ex servicemen retention, a motion favored excluding ex service personnel from protection while cabinet backed the government stance. Delegates pressed for reform, noting ex servicemen and New Australians faced competing retention considerations under the Public Service Board order and inflation concerns.
Officials anticipate a large turnout tomorrow as the union presses for action over mass dismissals. Twenty plus staff across postal and telecommunication groups report notices pulled after department intervention, with clerical and development divisions affected in the cross border labor dispute.
A garbled Australian style report references New Zealand government victory, a ship named Wahine, and Labour party expectations. It notes August events, a naval or maritime incident, and Melbourne as a distant context, with unclear details about the National Government, Tasman Sea, and a ship loss. readers are urged to consider broader political outcomes despite the unreadable specifics.
A Tasmanian prices minister said authorities will consider a rise in petrol prices as oil companies filed requests. A senior executive noted the prior rate increases and the need to adjust costs for this year, with the industry voicing concerns over supply and demand dynamics.
Amid Teheran tension, Iran faces ultimatums with a call for a special session. A British, American, and Persian diplomatic clash centers on a 18 day deadline. Reports cite oil shipments, Abadan, and possible expulsion threats amid stalled negotiations.
The report notes withdrawn financial facilities affecting Peru and Pernian trade, with mentions of sterling conversion, oil questions, and potential Exceptional facilities. Reuters cites officials and ministers discussing economic strategies as the UK treasury tightens access to capital and payments. The piece highlights policy shifts hindering export earnings and currency, amid broader international tensions and sanctions dynamics.
President Truman urged finance ministers from 30 nations to ease foreign exchange controls hindering world trade. He spoke at the annual IMF World Bank meeting, urging freer postwar borrowing and less governmental restraint to stimulate growth and aid underdeveloped nations.
Fragmented report describes U N admission of tensions in a disputed zone. Mentions Admiral Joy, Taiwan communications, and a Lanka Western region context with military leadership figures and alleged troop numbers.
Fragmented OCR text describes White troops and Reds, UN charges, pre armistice talks, and alleged violations. Mentions General Nam and Ridgeway, neutral area concerns, and shifting American attitudes amid Korean conflict coverage from an unnamed radio broadcast.
Fragmentary OCR snippet mentions rare denying and tabane with unclear context. No identifiable events, dates, or clear entities to anchor a proper headline or summary.
Senator Joseph O Mahoney claimed in the U S Senate that the United States is acquiring revolutionary weapons capable of conquering the atmosphere. The discussion covered new bombers, missiles, and aircraft projected costs, the Air Force plans, and the evolution toward integrated aerial arms.
Marshal Tito outlined Yugoslavia's desire to pursue peaceful, friendlier ties with Italy. He stressed that wartime grievances should not block reconciliation and urged a shift toward constructive cooperation despite past conflicts and regional tensions.
A garbled wire service style excerpt discusses U S approach to a Japan treaty, mentioning U S and Japan relations, Korea proxy actions, and possible UN backed military moves. It references The New York Times and White House viewpoints, with broad hints of delayed negotiation and security concerns.
John Kaw ay seeks damages from the Commonwealth claiming seizure of his Cadillac under the Customs Act. The writ notes the car was allegedly detained and improperly valued, with Kaw ay asserting wrongful confiscation and seeking relief.
Union leaders and 500,000 railway workers last night rejected a deal offered by the Raterrun railway. Although to accept was not certain, most believed the offer was well below the 10 percent increase demanded by DIL workers, sparking renewed strikes and protests.
The Sydney cricket selectors announce changes for the coming Bennedict season as they plan the squad. Dr. Allan Ranerts will serve as chairman while Mr. Ri As Oxinde is set to take a key role.
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