25 Apr 1952
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 25, 1952
Page
1
The article reports a crisis in South Africa as Prime Minister Malan warns that a war would rally the nation rather than divide it. Officials discuss constitutional crisis elements, electoral rolls, and proposed funding to extend electricity to 10 000 farms within ten years amid political tension.
Report notes that eight hundred sixty European migrants were found jobs on Australian farms five weeks after a Commonwealth program began moving migrants to regional areas. The text also references language development and oversight while detailing the movement of migrants.
Bonn reports German Chancellor Adenauer urged a four power conference on German unity after long note exchanges. He said progress requires a note exchange first, followed by a shorter, substantive conference.
A legislative measure advances after the Court weighs in on dominance of Parliament over lawmaking. The piece notes the bill's aim to curb government powers, with mentions of the Supreme Court and Parliament in December proceedings.
The weather blurb is garbled with scattered terms across cities and seas, making interpretation unclear. It appears to describe a forecast with variations by coast and central areas but lacks coherent details, dates, or specific figures.
Research from Yale and nearby universities outlines a test for viruses that could reveal immunity to polio. The method aims to test chemicals for vaccines and could allow vaccine production from virus samples. The work notes previous limits using a single monkey per test and calls for rapid vaccination development.
Mutineers in the world's largest walled prison accept a surrender after a riot that damaged the dining hall. Guards walked free from the cell block as officials pledged an abundant steak and ice cream meal and no reprisals, ending a violent confrontation led by Furl Ward.
Inverell delegates attended the Country Women's Association state conference at the Town Hall opening led by NSW Governor General Birrell Northern. Mrs J M Gordon welcomed the governor as president for another term. Fifty one resolutions covered administrative health and economy. Delegates from branches across the state attended.
Vatican issues a call to women worldwide urging united action to prevent war. The Pontiff stresses peace as the moral imperative and asks women to influence leaders who sustain war, urging restraint and nonviolent steps toward disarmament.
Two men charged earlier at Mr Tana Court were due to be transported by plane but police were delayed. No officers accompanied their arrival and cars were halted to allow the police car to lead.
Nearly 35 000 veterans from two world wars faced heavy rain in Sydney as Anzac Day march began. By 1018 the rain had intensified and the parade to the Cenotaph was canceled for the first time in the history of the celebration, with police removing spectators from the street as crowds dispersed in disappointment. Some marchers diverted to Martin Place, greeted by a few cheering onlookers as they retreated to Cenotaph positions.
Fragmentary report notes a coronation related event in May and June 1953 in London. Text mentions government reactions and a Reuters update, with unclear names and details due to damaged OCR.
The death of Mr J Wen has occurred, a member of the Webb family from Luton Park Tumnworth and formerly of Oungerwuritel and Reckaell of the War Ialde district. He is survived by a widow and several children. The funeral was very largely attended and held at Waplalda Center.
Real estate speculator Percy Martin left a will with lifetime incomes for two women Frances Miller and Helen Dall if they meet strict terms. The provisions require refraining from drink or tobacco, remaining unmarried, and avoiding immorality. Martin, who died at 76, left an estate valued around unknown, with comments supporting or opposing marriage.
The article notes rising Merino prices and stronger wool demand due to competition from the UK Continent and Japan. It cites improved European and U.S. retail markets, wool cloth pricing strength, and ongoing China negotiations for raw wool and finished goods. It mentions Australian imports and potential effects of Chinese purchases on global wool trade.
Hollywood is abuzz as Tom Neal is accused of adultery with actress Miss Payton in a divorce filing. The affidavit to the Superior Court states Tone intends to include adultery as a ground for divorce and Payton vows to fight for her rights amid the claim.
Government proposals on reducing Australian import tariffs are slated for discussion. The cabinet committee will review options and potential impacts on trade. Officials aim to balance consumer prices with industry protection.
County officials vote to award a road improvement contract to a private firm. The action covers lane reconstruction and paving with agreed terms and a stated project timeline. Local oversight will monitor progress and compliance with specifications.
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