29 Sep 1951
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 29, 1951
Page
1
London reports Britain may ask the United Nations Security Council to intervene in the Persian oil dispute. Cabinet ministers revealed the possibility of summoning one meeting to avert an armed clash that could spread across the Middle East and beyond if not checked.
Confused dispatches report Abadan refinery now fully in Persian hands as British personnel are barred. Iran pledges to blow air installations if foreign troops invade. Britain seeks U.S. and other allied mediation while Tehran calls for moderating actions and delays in expelling British and American envoys.
The article outlines fears of Soviet intervention influencing Britain’s policy on Persia and the Abadan refinery. It discusses British plans to balance mediation efforts with Egypt and Suez, domestic pressures in Labour and Conservative parties, and potential shifts if Persia tensions escalate before elections.
Reported plans say the Canadian tour will proceed despite earlier delays. The trip begins in October with a scheduled departure from London and stops in Montreux and Quebec, aiming to reach Ottawa for a start near the end of October. Prime Minister and royal receptions are noted as positive signs of progress toward the tour.
Fragmented wires describe a declared state of siege and martial law amid a Peron regime crisis in Argentina. Government actions shutter media and call nationwide worker mobilization as opposition protests intensify.
An official communique from the Imperial conference reports Britain and dominions agreeing to maintain stable raw material supplies and fair export rules. Ministers emphasized expanding sources of copper and other key metals, with bilateral talks to avert price volatility and foster steady trade among Australia New Zealand Canada Africa and Britain.
A dated royal communique from Buckingham Palace announces the appointment of royal family members to temporary duties. The King’s doctors issue a bulletin noting steady improvement and ongoing medical care following major surgery, with officials cautioning about post operative risks and continued close monitoring.
Crowds thronged stores as retailers warned of import duties and higher living costs under the new budget. Officials urged calm as merchants prepared for potential price increases and currency shifts.
Dr Evatt denounces the Copland Budget plan as dogmatic and partisan in a university setting. He argues the Labor movement seeks genuine solutions to wage and planning issues and warns against substituting polemics for reasoned policy. The remarks reflect tensions between Labour and Coalition approaches in Australian economic reform debates.
The United Victuallers Association on Friday announced a temporary price increase for Sprite and beer as costs rise. Details on timing and quantities were not fully disclosed in the brief notice.
A stray, partially legible report describes General Ridgway visiting his home in the United States while military leaders discuss war aims. Reporters note a low fence separating Ridgway from officials and details of a transit or arrival near the front.
Communist forces pressed incursions across Yonchen Chorwatreas and Rast-Ceal zones, shelling with artillery and mortars as Allied troops countered at Punchbowl Valley. Air units reported 868 Communist vehicles damaged and roving airmen targeting 1 700 trucks from dusk to dawn yesterday into today.
A company praised by General Ridge for gallant conduct against attacking forces on September 4 and 3% misconduct incidents but commended for notable bravery in battle, amid Allied command reporting high morale and steadfast performance despite enemy assaults.
In Washington Frida the Pro Irish faction led by McCormack O Toole Janey and Rhecha fails to force a resolution ending partition as opponents led by Joned Richards advocate non interference in another nation s affairs. John Fogarty warns defeat could revive resentment toward Britain.
A baby named Pamely Jackson perishes when a cart from Baker’s team runs over the infant in Lamon town. Authorities report the accident occurred Friday at Lamon road, with local officials investigating the scene and notifying the family.
Dr Adanaamr urged pree and secret voting for all Germany while urging unity with a free Europe. East and West German officials weighed election conditions including freedom of political activity and preventing propaganda or repression to influence voters. Allied observers anticipated East German Premier Grotewohl to shape stance after proposals are reviewed.
Police said a group of youths, identified as Bible students, robbed a driver and fled in a stolen car after a street incident. Harold Weir and Ward Meinneen were among those involved, with details from witness accounts and local investigations in Colararto Springs.
A 65 year old man died instantly in a railroad yard mishap near the Binet Turauce section. The victim, identified as Rien McPherson, was struck by a moving train in front of warehouses and workers, as police and emergency crews responded to the scene. No further details were released.
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