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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Sep 21, 1950

Page

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Marines Cross Han River as Seoul Assault Looms

Romanized dispatch describes U S Marines crossing the Han River in 100 small craft, landing north of the river and advancing toward Seoul. Reports note three columns moving toward the capital, with prisoners taken and reinforcements arriving as artillery barrages continue.

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North Koreans Reported to Be Preparing Group Reprieve

A Reuters summary notes an alleged North Korean troop movement near the West Bank border with reports of a reprieve request. The details are uncertain, with sources stating a large group may have been diverted for inspection while a radio report inquires about the motives behind the action. Commonwealth trade talks also reported in London. West Berlin police conducted a raid on a passenger train entering the Russian sector, with no official explanation given for the arrests.

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North Korea claims weapon progress and foreign praise

An oblique report notes North Korea admitting advances in weaponry and leadership rhetoric praising superiority. It mentions U S forces and British involvement amid broader regional tensions and warnings of intensified American activity near key sites.

Two U N Navy Planes Crash With No Survivors

Two United Nations Navy planes crashed into the sea with all crew presumed dead. No survivors reported. Authorities and maritime search efforts are ongoing near the crash site.

U.N. Navy

Assembly Votes on Chinese Representation Committee

The Assembly decided to appoint a committee to study Chinese representation and consider United Nations delegation matters. Several nations including the United States, Australia, and others voiced positions, while debate focused on recognizing the Chinese Communist government and implications for global diplomacy.

Assembly

Flubhing Report From New York Mentions Pakinstan Minister

Fragmentary text from a New York piece references the Pakinstan minister and a retiring official Rubo Romulo. It notes past authority and military power in a tenuous context with unclear chronology and names.

New York

Big Three pledge end to occupation in Germany

Britain France and the United States promised to end their occupation of Germany and to give the West German government more power while denying a German national army. They agreed to send more Allied troops and to treat an attack on Western Germany or Berlin as an attack on their own states. The move aims to integrate West Germany into Western Europe and to deter a potential repeat of occupation by the Soviet zone remains, with political stability and inflation relief urged at home.

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Honeymoon Is Over Says Casey Turns to National Debate

Melbourne report says Casey declares a shift as his honeymoon ends amid national development talks. The minister addresses a crowd at Melbourne Town Hall, signaling new political priorities and ongoing discussions with officials.

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Stockholm report on ships and weapons conversion discussed

A Stockholm newspaper reports on ships designed for Russia that could be converted for military use. The article notes recent efforts to repurpose destroyers into armed craft, highlighting potential implications for wartime strategy and regional balance.

Stockholm Wes Sweser Russia Expressen

Our Naval Needs in Pacific

A reflected report outlines Pacific naval priorities including carriers with air groups, anti submarine frigates, Tribal class ships, anti-aircraft ships, and mine sweepers. It stresses Australia’s role and the need to modernize fleet and coastal defence while avoiding armed conflict through strengthened deterrence.

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Kenney Praises US Australian Ties Amid War Era Strain

General Kenney lauded the close U S Australian alliance before departing for Manila noting unwavering support for joint efforts against common threats. He stressed that in any conflict involving the United States or Australia both nations stand united and pledged enduring cooperation.

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Menzies Urges Greatest Effort in Defence

Mr Menzies warned that atomic weapons threaten peace and urged a tense Western alliance. He argued democracies must back strong defence and not rely on diplomacy alone, stating Australia’s security hinges on decisive action and a unified world democratic policy.

Mr. Menzies

Kashmir Problem Unsolved Amid Ceasefire Tensions

Fragmented text describes references to Kashmir, mentions bets on security plans and cease-fire lines. Names and exact claims are unclear. context implies political tension and proposals for retaking strategic positions, with vague mentions of nations and troops.

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Navy Pay Increases Proposed For Fleet Crews

Mr Menaiew urged employers to bridge pay gaps for mobilized and non mobilized sailors. The pay scales ranged from 19 to 101 per week for recruits under 21 to petty officers, with commissions under review and planned to start this month. An adult recruit single would receive 10 18 weekly plus quarters. married or living arrangements affected the totals. An ordinary seaman could earn 10 18, while a petty officer with over two years service faced higher rates. A married chief petty officer with eight years would earn about 44 10 weekly, with the new scheme applying from the three pay days this month and other special payments noted.

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Serious Floods In India Reported Across Regions

Delhi reports indicate floods in Punjab and Bihar provinces have left about 30 dead and up to 200000 people displaced. Widespread crop damage and starvation fears are noted as the disaster worsens. In Durban, a decapitated body was found at a hotel yard, with a waiter implicated in the crime amid police investigation.

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