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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Sep 14, 1953

Page

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United Nations Hears Communist Peace Conference Proposal

A Nondeflated Press report says Ching asked the United Nations for a round table Korean peace conference including the Soviet Union India Indonesia Pakistan and Burma with US and other UN fought nations. The plan circulated via a Peking radio broadcast quoting Premier Chou Enlai.

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Chinese Communist Leaders Promise More Serious Defeat If Armistice Ratified

Peking Radio quoted General Peng Teh Hui vowing a harsher blow to American forces if the armistice is vetoed by the United States. The Central Government Council urged settlement, while the Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission discussed repatriation for North Korean prisoners who refuse to return. Nine Koreans previously offered for repatriation were to be sent, despite hostility from some observers. The report notes confusion over promises by the Communists and Allied talks on prisoner repatriation and coverage limits for correspondents.

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Morocco Seccesion Sparks Debate in Rovial Press

A garbled dispatch from Rovial yesterday discusses Morocco and a possible secession within broader regional tension. The fragment mentions French influence, Tuans, and rising liberal sentiments among various groups.

Old Mam Battered to Death on Farm

Detectives detain a suspect after an elderly farmer is battered to death on a farm. The victim Mina Martha O'Mowra, aged 67, suffered head injuries and was hospitalized in Skipton. the assailant has been charged with murder and attempted murder after the incident yesterday afternoon.

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Russia Denies Territorial Claims In Wartime Pamphlet

An article in the Soviet press states Russia rejects territorial claims amid wartime anniversaries. It emphasizes the Soviet army’s victory in World War II and commitment to stable international security despite modern weaponry.

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World Food Output Shows Growth Amid Population Rise

A United Nations report from the FAO notes that global food output kept pace with population growth this year. Oceania's output rose about 10 percent, with notable increases in Australia and New Zealand, while Western Europe and Amelia areas show higher meat availability than earlier. The digest cites varying advances in crops and meat production across regions.

Rome United Nations Food and Ag Icuitore Cnronic Sabatelon Une Mat Oceania Iran Austra New Zealand Amelia Europe

Grow More Campaign For Russia

Moscow says the government launches a new agricultural plan to boost peasant incentives and raise crop yields. It aims to increase cattle breeding and livestock production as part of a broader effort to grow agricultural output.

Russia Moscow Sumtay

U K Efforts to Shape Convertibility Policy Outline

U K pressure to accelerate currency convertibility follows calls by Britain amid mixed sentiment on full liberalization. The International Monetary Fund and World Bank push for coordinated reforms as officials meet in Washington. George Humphrey signals reasons for cautious pace amid global economic progress and debates involving Pakistan’s Mohammed Ali.

Britain Maria Washington George Humphrey Mohammed Ali Pakistan

Probable winner in Redex reliability trial at Sydney

Maitland chedniat K Tubman appears the likely winner of the 6500 mile Redex reliability trial. Tubman, finishing the Sydney Cricket Ground line, posted the lowest score of 19 among 40 drivers checked at nightfall, with J Marshall.

Sydney Maitland Chedniat K. Tubman Tubman Sydney Cricket Ground Hart J. Marshall Maitland Wadelving & Peug Don

Mr Lifanov On Way Home From Far Place

The article notes Mr N MG Lifanov and his wife waited in a city setting for a time and then sat in a location in Aralia for eight years and is associated with a Forel Mine at Macaw. It mentions wartime German involvement and a probable movement homeward.

N. MG. Ldfanov Macaw

Alleged Find Of Bank Notes In Doyle's Cell

Sydney The discovery of two bank notes in Reginald Aubrey Doyles Long Bay cell is reported as part of ongoing departmental action. Doyle is currently serving a one year sentence. Other warders named are under investigation with potential public service board action pending.

Doyle Sydney Reginald ‘Aubrey Doyle Long Bay Reptralter Sonera Piene Not Uugaint Natt

Six Australian Entries In New Zealand Air Race

Six Australian teams enter an England to New Zealand air race to start December 5. British pilots, notably F. B. Trubshavy, fly the sole Valiant jet bomber in the field. An American entry and two Canberra jet bombers from Australia are noted, with other routes including Cocos Islands, Ceylon, and Matta mentioned.

New Zealand Reuter London Avalratis Hax Abelatirlen Ini Transport Handicap F. B.trubshavy Te Rees Armee

U S Davis Cup Round Showdown In Montreal

Unclear text outlines United States tennis team extending lead in Davis Cup action at Montreal. Mentions players Tretert, Vicsole, and Goubsien with results over Rochen and Mein, setting up potential semifinal or final matchups against Belgium or European contenders.

Montreal Manus Tony Tretert Vicsole United Biatem Enty Eed Goubsien Winagein Canaan Davie Comp Aourain Belgium Ievropesn Melbourne

Court Suspends Basic Rate Adjustment in Wage-Hours Decision

The court halted planned changes to adult wage levels and the basic wage for the textile sector. Judges ruled on employer requests to raise standard hours and wage components, citing prior quarterly cost of living adjustments and the impact on production. The decision moves current wage scales toward broader standardization, with the Premier noting potential reform benefits for workers and industry.

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Trieste Crisis Echoes in Yugoslav Italian Border Talk

In a Sunday briefing Marshal Timuald relayed that Yugoslavia would not deploy troops to the Italian border for now despite Italian troop concentration. Plebiscite proposals were floated for Trieste zones, with Western powers urged to back a Yugoslav role. Officials warned against Italian moves, noting fears of a renewed crisis ahead of the tenth anniversary of the Fascist formation.

Dondon Timuald Realay Yugoslavia Signor Pella Trieste

Meat strike turmoil in Sydney meat market disrupts supply

Sydney meat markers face a disruptive strike as Newenstte and Northern unions falter to support Sydney meat trade. Plans urge a decisive Industrial Commission ruling while government considers minimal action. Liberal Senator Andersen criticizes the approach. Unions pledged to press demands, hoping state intervention will curb job losses.

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Successor T Communist Sequel Foretells Motion Shift

Fragmentary OCR reveals garbled text about a successor event dated March 14 and references to a film titled Come and March. Mentions of a finance topic and a Borah Police Ministry appear broken, yielding no clear facts or names.

Beoreary Channa

Stalin in Party Post

Fragmentary historic note outlines Stalin in a party post with references to early politburo members and leadership shifts. It mentions positions like Secretary General and changes within the Communist Party leadership amid a reorganization of the government.

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Carelessness Sparks Multiple Grass Fires

A garbled report notes several grass fires sparked by careless actions near Canberra. Details are unclear but the incidents occurred on a Saturday evening, with flames starting near a road end and causing property damage.

Labour Warns Of Danger Adenaner Plan Sparks Debate

A fragmented report discusses warnings from Labour and responses by German leaders about an Adenaner plan. It cites German Chancellor Avantier and Minister Mintater, with mentions of U S reactions and calls for warning in time amid talks on unity and partnership.

Labour

Fragmentary notice from Tamuania weather and events

Readable fragments describe a Monday schedule with palm aloe and coconut lines, reference to a tentative event in Tamuania and a path described as Gah Tree. Mentions a secretary Bat and wage signal with unclear context.

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