24 Sep 1952
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 24, 1952
Page
1
London reports that Prime Minister Churchill will raise Britain’s exclusion from the ANZUS Council at the Commonwealth Prime Ministers Conference. The issue centers on Britain not being an observer to the British, American and New Zealand alliance discussions.
An Australian led delegation at a three day Pacific defense conference faced intense police scrutiny and travel hurdles as discussions on broader participation in a postwar treaty continued. Delegates from New Zealand and the United States joined critics and observers amid questions of freedom, travel and security.
A Western allied briefing in Paris cites a new British plan emphasizing jet bombers and stronger air power. The report notes assessing North Atlantic Treaty Organization informants, with speculation on timing and potential diplomatic reaction.
Fragmentary wartime dispatch describes Allied and Axis air actions near an undefined river mouth, with claims of Allied bombers destroying railway locomotives and gun posts. It notes Allied fighters shooting down enemy aircraft and a brief ground clash involving North Korean forces. The report blends battles across multiple fronts with unclear dates and locations.
The Prime Minister stated South Africa might become a republic sooner than expected. He warned against interference in domestic agrarian policy and accused the United Nations of failure. He argued for Parliament sovereignty and the option to withdraw from the United Nations if needed, while stressing unity with Britain and the Commonwealth.
Sydney report from NAW Premier Tumaay informs the assembly that private enterprise seeks to rebuild Motel Koschskо near Lovevat. The government committee reviewed the private proposal with Cahill noting interests to proceed if approved and permission is granted to obtain funds and carry out the work.
A historical report describes the Duchess of Kent planning a visit to Australia. The court records recount the trial of Yvonte Fiatscher who was sentenced to death for poisoning her husband, with jurors returning a verdict of murder after a lengthy deliberation and ensuing sentencing by Justice Kinsella.
Stateless sources report political tension between Naguib and the Wafd party as regulators push for ousting Manay and reshaping leadership. In a murky political arena, Ward committee passes a rule amid claims of power struggles and looming confrontations.
International reports confirm a British invitation amid mixed lines of inquiry. Officials including foreign secretary figures are cited as confirming steps, with attention to regional diplomacy and upcoming discussions.
BOAC announces a London to Singapore service starting October 14 with London to Singapore and London to Colombo legs. The weekly schedule aims for 27 hours total, 20 hours on flight time, and plans to increase to major weekly service by October 31. Sir Miles Thomas and BOAC officials describe aims for a tourist rate for the route.
Ambiguous report outlines Thomas as RGA chair involved in a conference. Mention of a tour to Australasia and Singapore. Notes difficulties with shipments and equipment, with references to British lines and a proposed service to Singapore.
Washington reports that the Big Three dismissed the Soviet appeal regarding postwar terms. The reply to the Soviet note was considered inadequate, with Allied leaders set to press for a united peace plan with Germany.
A fragmentary report notes to day moves to expel former leader of a country party amid party tensions. Statements suggest negotiations over backing a new government and potential reforms, with references to Mr Hollmay and Mr Norimin in a murky political backdrop.
28-year-old Twocky Bar Gano, son of a migrant, seeks fame at the Philadelphia arena in a world heavyweight title bout against Jersey Joe Wolcott. Odds place Merciano as favorite at 8/0 with promoters predicting a large gate and hefty total receipts from theatre, telecast, and film rights.
The Observers report that the Monte Bello stem tests are likely to take place at the end of next work. The Australian squadron sails from Darwin for Monte Bello Inlands to provide naval support for the tests. Officials warn the explosion could affect radio treason waves and require weeks of data gathering for study by science teams.
The report discusses a predicted explosion near Monte Brio affecting short wave radio experiments. It notes linked sites at Pasco Vale Mor Shulide and BI, with recorders tied to Madrid stations and concerns about frequency prediction and potential improved modulation for abort wave broadcasts.
New York dispatch reports Senator Nixon may withdraw as presidential candidate within days. Ampertein United Press quotes unnamed sources and notes Stevenson supporters press for a compromise. Nixon declines comment while crowd buttons show Eisenhower Nixon affinity.
A garbled 1953 note mentions a royal visit by the Queen Mother to Southern Rhodesia. The fragmentary text references preparations and a peace mission, with unclear dates and scattered names. The piece preserves a historical context but lacks complete details or verifiable names.
A university statement describes a 1889 edition marking a major revision program by Americans. Yale University will commemorate the event with services and exhibits in chapel, as scholars continue to research and revise the Bible in the King James tradition.
Doctors in the ot-cutee area used a freezing technique during a heart operation to stop the heart for about four minutes. Previously, surgeons relied on touch and other works. the Bow of tiiod was shut off briefly to halt heart action.
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