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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 01, 1952
Page
1
Local ad announces half priced clearance on ladies and children's clothing including pajamas robes cardigans jumpers and nightwear. Men s flannel pajamas work trousers and coats also discounted with bold claims of extensive stock and limited quantities. Call for details and purchase obligation noted.
The Delungra branch of the Farmers and Settlers Association urged Inverell Municipal Council to revamp parking near the town shopping area. They claim country residents face difficulty parking and that bus stands and bicycle racks consume too much space.
Australia celebrated its greatest Olympic day as track cycling secured two gold medals and a silver, lifting the nation to five golds overall. Russell Mockridge and Mtorjooe Jackson became the first Australians to win two gold medals in one Games.
Col Bruener, leader of the New South Wales Parliamentary Country Party, attacks Hon A C Anderson and the Australian Labor Party organizer Fay Dene as propagandists. He cites Labor influence, Communist aims, and NSW Labor Government actions shaping union policy and arbitration law, noting party leaders’ resignations and power struggles.
Report from Teheran by the Deliy Mul correspondent says Commos and allied groups are pressing for concessions to back Prime Minister Masaadeq. They demand counts of influence and a pledge to restore him in Ferpuus, while legal statutes target the Tu vet Party and purge reactionary elements from the army with American supervision.
The death occurred at Tamworth Base Hospital of Caroline Margaret Cramer of Attunga House Attunga Wallabadah. She was the youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs A Milboughall of Wallabadah and married to A J Cramer. She lived in Inverell and Attunga, was active in church choirs and roles, and was a devoted church member with four sisters listed.
London Friday Anthony Eden warned that delaying ratification of the Bonn Convention to end Western feudalist arrangements could harm peace. He noted opposition in the Lords and Commons over the timing of ratification and immediate unification.
Readable fragments show prices for butter eggs honey potatoes and related goods. Mentions market terms and dairy items with inconsistent OCR but indicates typical daily price listings.
The budget forecast by Federal Treasurer Arthur Fadden sparked alarm in Sydney with warnings of economic strain. NSW Taxpayers Association President Sindel criticized the statement, saying it undermines business confidence and may slow recovery while ministries weigh policy effects.
A fragmentary report recounts a party including Charles Morgan of Bar Brac and the Bishop of Mirl Sourne traveling with a man named Morgan. The group faced a dangerous ride, with a violent incident leaving them in distress and seeking aid along the road.
Tomorrow's Wineles Handicap meeting at Rosehill faces doubt as continuous rain persists. STC officials and bookmakers say the program may be affected though the event is still scheduled if the track holds.
A Sydney farm machinery firm notes a tighter national supply for mouldboard ploughs and scarifiers due to rising demand. Dealers expect better availability in coming months as manufacturers increase output and buyers respond to higher prices.
Sir Percy Spender says a Soviet aggression in the Pacific could require a million Australian soldiers under a mutual defense pledge. He spoke en route to Honolulu meetings and urged inclusion of non Communist Asian nations in the Pacific defense alliance amid Philippine Senate politics.
The Meteors impressed with rapid flight and coordinated maneuvers during their Korea tour. Reports highlight advanced engineering and high performance by the jet crews centered on strategic reconnaissance and aerial capability.
Readable fragments show a Sydney lottery draw with references to multiple syndicates and locations including Lidcombe Alexandria Bankstown Auburn and Flinders Victoria. Names such as M Ho Reberger and J Granny appear amid scattered street and depot references.
Fragmented weather forecast describes Friday conditions in New South Wales with heavy falls and strong southerly winds. Mentions Hawkesbury river area and Port Sydney racing event with planned travel to Port Robin or Port Rydney and a search for timing before a noon window.
Weather Bureau cautions about worsening conditions over the weekend with heavy rainfall. Forecasts show rising river levels in Lachlan Nepean Hawkesbury Nepean and Hawkesbury systems with Windsor near Sydney expected to feel the impact within 12 hours.
An international roundup reports Argentina’s exchange rate manipulation boosted wool exporters and unsettled markets. Crossbred wool prices dropped in London while merinos held. UK trade authorities and the UBA foresee higher early sales values as new wool comes in and demand rises.
Reports from Rabbit Inspector A A Pontoon at the meeting note widespread myxomatosis in rabbits and ongoing destruction efforts by landholders and the P P Board. He warns some ratepayers burn sporadically, while inspections at 48 properties reveal varied infection and control outcomes near Mayall Creek and Bate Springs.
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