23 Apr 1952
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 23, 1952
Page
1
Warialda council pushes to prosecute property holders who failed to trim weeds after notification. Officials warn fines and enforcement will follow, citing concerns over land upkeep, duties of owners, and budgetary strain on local services. The council references broader national austerity and the need for diligent compliance.
An article outlines statements by officials linked to the Australian Labour Party and British leadership on insolvency risks and planned measures. It discusses export declines, consumer prices, and the need for policy papers to address Britain's economic distress while considering employment effects and imports.
Santa Monica. Walter Wanger, a renowned film producer, was sentenced to four months in jail for assault with a deadly weapon. The case involved his wife, actress Joan Bennett, amid claims of a marriage breakdown and a factional dispute over future plans.
A fragmentary report discusses fungal agents targeting Bathurst burr along the Melanyre River. Quoted notes describe laboratory and field trials, aims to eradicate burrs, and plans to vary methods while assessing environmental impact and practicality.
The Australian Olympic Federation calls for extended time for appeals related to the Games fund. A deadline is set for entries to Box 3715 Burney. A display shows a bloom on a pump, with wreaths and garden petals noted in the accompanying description.
An armed assailant fired on Lewis and bystanders in a dawn attack at his home. Constable Brooks returned fire as the gunman escaped in a car after four cartridge cases were found at the scene.
In Jackson Michigan yesterday angry mutineers in the Southern Michigan prison fought among themselves over an alleged plan to control the 21 hostages. Three of the 178 convicts were attacked in Block 15 while suspected stool pigeons were named among the mutineers. Cell Block 14, the disciplinary wing, housed the ringleaders who had seized control since Sunday night.
Report from Gwydir area on pre selection protests as ballots near closure. Quorum and candidate Quinn expected to win support while others like Hogan Taylor and Ferguson Mayes face uncertain outcomes amid delayed results and center voting procedures.
The RSL president outlines the Anzac Day ceremony with details on attendance, hosting groups, and community participation. He notes a public service initiative, mentions council involvement, and emphasizes respect for veterans during the observance.
Fragmentary market notes mention items like Butteraif Chevac Honey Cooler lid Beeswax and Potatow with scattered figures. Readers should view for partial prices and items, though many words are garbled.
A thirsty elephant from Wirth’s circus pulled a city fire hydrant near the Adelaide railway yard, snapping a spike and drinking water while attendants restrained it. The commotion drew crowds as the animal moved toward the station and nearby offices, hydrating the public supply briefly.
Mr Gordon Eden chairman of the US Atomic Energy Commission watched the blast and called it spectacular saying if a city had been out there it would have been destroyed. The American United Press reports the flash was 100 times brighter than the sun.
Reports describe paratroopers dropping into a testing area as a new weapon is evaluated. The account notes soldiers from Fox Holes and trenches near a large zone, with observers and officials detailing the explosion, radio broadcasts, and a rising black cloud transforming into a white plume as the test concludes.
Flood warnings spread as Missouri river areas face rising waters. Rain swelled rivers forcing evac plans and straining infrastructure across several towns. Authorities urge precautions while crews assess flood impact and seek to mitigate damage.
A memorial appeal is launched to raise a central memorial church for John Flynn in Australia. Clergy and supporters describe Flynn’s life, the Inland and Centre links, and the aim to build a rugged symbol of faith in Alice Springs area with donations collected at Ferguson Mall and via displayed cheques.
Sydney reports the appointment of J. A. Ferguson to chair the Milk Board triggers sharp criticism from Col. M. P. Bruxner and Labor circles. Bruxner calls the move shameless and says Parliament should be called to question the government. He accuses Labor of distorting Labor issues and warns of increased scrutiny ahead of the state election.
The Sydney report lists prizewinners and syndicates for Lottery 10 including Jocks Own syndicate led by J Anderson and others. It notes draw dates and locations such as Revesby and Broadmeadow with numbers 2598 and 61381. The article mentions evidence given at a trial related to the Moree Games season and a detective, with references to Mr Perry and Mrs Howe.
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