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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 17, 1948
Page
1
Reported Japanese and allied lines describe a halted armored push near Hyderabad as a broader second phase of warfare begins. The action centers on Indian resistance in Hyderabad, with international cables noting plans and potential counter moves by allied forces.
Fragmented OCR text shows charges against a meat combine tied to a major case. Names and specifics are garbled but reference to Armour, Midahy, Wilson and a government suit suggest a high profile antitrust or enforcement action. The fragment mentions an Attorne y and attempted division of assets.
Garry Davin and Wealthcamaing attend a world event at the Palais Chaillot as international bodies discuss draft preparations. General Davis notes a plan to present proposals to the General Assembly for world stabilization efforts amid mounting global tension.
London reports a joint plan for new civil defence shelters to withstand atomic blasts and guided missiles. Britain's defense ministry aims to prepare for ongoing tensions with discussions at the Empire conference and broader Western unity.
Fragmentary notice reports a National Martin Guidance Council statement on moral decline in Britain. The item references wedlock, sin, and government subsidized figures, noting years of perceived deterioration and calls for adherence to Christian standards.
A large military and police force hunted militants after a Kedan police constable was killed. Several officers were wounded as combing operations continued in Bintik wre in Xeedah State amid the attack reports.
London reports a display of around 200 aircraft including Spitfires and Tempests recreating World War II battles. The aerial show featured jets from American units and celebrated Britain’s air victory, highlighting jet speeds surpassing the era’s bombers.
Plans outline a dummy parade or royal visit event in Rye with a completed structure for the year. Preparations include temporary stands and a display phase intended to accompany a royal visit and loyalty ceremony.
Fragmented report notes a European reconstruction program begun in April with a large aid package from Britain and the United States. It cites totals around 1.26 billion, with Britain contributing sizable sums and France receiving substantial support through the alliance.
Police report a large quantity of gold seized in a botched attempt linked to Singapore. Officials describe the haul as secretly stored in two belts and detain several suspects during the operation.
A one masted Portuguese vessel named Caspar is presumed sunk after a hurricane. The crew of about 15 to 20 men were aboard when rough seas pushed the ship about 900 miles off course in the Atlantic. Rescue efforts continue as night and storm conditions hinder recovery.
London reports there is a Communist plan to spread unrest across Southeast Asia to drive out Western influence. Foreign Secretary Bevin told Parliament that this policy aims to stir civil war and could have wide, unpredictable consequences. The discussion framed independence movements within a broader global struggle and referenced Malay and Burmese issues.
In Brigdane, Queensland, a heated session featured questions to state officials about the Communist Party. Attacks on imperial Britain and calls to defend democracy dominated the discussion, with the premier and opposition figures weighing anti communist rhetoric and potential actions.
Soviet and British officials discussed wheat supplies and machinery trade limitations in late 1930s style talks. M. Kientsov and A G Bottomley led discussions on grain deliveries and industrial equipment, with UK objections noted and no agreement reached.
In Lisbon on Thursday the Portuguese government moves to suppress Communist activities amid rising tensions. Police report limited clashes as authorities target organizational nodes while protests erupt briefly in central districts.
A South Australian senator Critchley condemned the press calling it a dangerous traitor force. He cited threats to liberty and warned the media’s portrayal of political figures risks undermining democracy amid wartime or post war tensions.
The Prime Minister stated no unethical conduct regarding private shares held by a minister in a company. Sir Chifley faced questions about disclosing shareholdings and the Labor Party's internal ownership. The adjournment motion by Cornell was defeated 32 to 24 after hours of debate in the House.
Dispatch from Washington reports a disjointed sequence about a revolt in Yemen and a related event. The text mentions a murder and mysterious references to a Princess aide, but details are unclear and largely unintelligible.
The UN subcommittee on decolonization concluded a ten day inquiry in Geneva yesterday, rejecting four proposals and pledging to continue reforms. It aims to advance a plan promoting social, economic, and educational improvements in colonies under scrutiny.
The Hague reports a pending settlement of the debt between the Netherlands and Australia. A Dutch delegation will travel to negotiate regulations thought to have caused the breakdown of prior arrangements.
The report notes Horse HRW Tork earning toward a million in the Jerome Handicap at Mermont with 2 Aremut a third in the 11,400 dollar purse. The event boosts earnings past 342,000 dollars as the world record stands amid Ine Calimet Farm's entries.
A U S Department official is charged with misconduct and dereliction of duty over alleged threats to national security in accepting admissions from Communist-controlled countries. A Senate Committee report cites testimony and correspondence describing improper conduct and advice to withhold reply.
A special meeting of the Northern Miners Management Board will try to end the deadlock in the Richmond Main dispute. The stalemate has halted more than 40 thousand tons of coal and threatens rationing if unresolved.
Secretary Me Dy L Butler of Wem Queanbeyan Prograte and Cities Aumorintloh received a royal acknowledgment for fifty commemorative covers by Wille Janos Farther The Association with the Canberra Philatelic Society. About 3000 covers were produced in Queans.
Cracking national reports indicate communist forces massing to attack along a 160 mile stretch of the Peiping Muddle Fair Way a vast theater of conflict. VNA dispatches describe large scale troop movements and countermeasures being readied amid tense frontier activity.
Reuters forecasts show Berlin blockade likely to be discussed before the Paris General Assembly. Reports say Western allies seek a high level talk with Soviet leaders while Moscow signals varied positions, amid hopes and tensions over a possible ministers' summit and broader East‑West crisis.
Reuters reports about 49 additional transport planes being deployed to reinforce Berlin due to ongoing air support. About 100 planes already in use as supplies, with campaigns coordinated from the capital under heightened security measures.
General Clay announced that the young Grimson youth and others were sentenced to 25 years hard labor in Siberia. A Soviet actor and others were released after police detained and injured several youths during the rally near the Soviet actor in Berlin yesterday.
fragmentary OCR describes a trial involving a German suspect and alleged economic theft. chief figures named Bertin and Patmos appear in a confusing note about knowledge of the case and possible police involvement. details unclear due to garbled text.
A fragment describes a colour bar raised at a main ball affecting Ethiopian attendees. The text mentions crowd tension and dissatisfaction with restrictions, noting implied segregation and protests by mournful onlookers.
Fragmentary text references removal of centar and clover weeds, mentions New Zealand, a department of supply, and court actions. Readable facts are limited. no clear people, places, dates, or outcomes emerge.
The Liberal party wins five seats, Latour Party one, and Bonide Parga claims one seat amid Rhodesia post election politics. The text references Victory por United Party and native interests but is fragmented.
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered references to Prague and named individuals amid garbled lines. The piece hints at censorship or control themes and mentions figures like Vladimie and general authorities, suggesting a political or wartime notice context.
A fragmented report notes a staff decision cancels all missions of Ale France, with Paris and London listed, until further notice. The text is garbled but indicates a suspension of operations and a directive from a trier of staff.
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