King Ordered Four Weeks Complete Rest
The king, suffering from pneumonia with non specific lung inflammation, is ordered to four weeks of complete rest. Doctors report inflammation persists but improving and cancel all public engagements. Buckingham Palace announced the monarch may travel later to recuperate as doctors monitor his condition.
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New Zealand to Discuss Royal Tour Advice
Wellington officials plan talks in Canberra with Australia about whether to proceed with the 1952 Royal Tour. Prime Minister Kil land leaves for Australia Friday and will seek Mensies' views on health risks to the King before deciding.
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Theft of petrol ends in fine for Blewitt
In Canberra Court yesterday Birman Mdwats Blewitt of G7 Causeway was fined £5 for theft of petrol and three pounds of grease waxed at 12. Iron Commonwealth-owned road roller. Blewitt pleaded guilty after peace officer William Gumley testified Blewitt was seen near the road roller with petrol running out of the tank and attempting to leave.
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Back From Belfast Queen and Princess Return to London
The Queen and Princess Minaret returned to London by air yesterday from their visit to Northern Ireland. The Duke of Windsor arrived late at Marlborough House to see his mother Queen Mary.
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Record Migration Movements Show Boost in British Arrivals
The Minister for Immigration Ms Holt announced 12 080 British migrants would sail in May and June, using 11 vessels and berth share in commercial ships. Across the first four months of the year total arrivals reached 46 121 with British share at 87 percent. Government policy increased British intake while social services minister Pinan spoke in the Legislative Assembly.
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