24 Aug 1951
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 24, 1951
Page
1
The article reports President Truman denying Communist claims of UN bombing near Kaesong. He says Allied planes were not confirmed in the area and the evidence appears flimsy. The White House cautions the Communists may seek to derail armistice talks and notes the U N could respond if negotiations break off.
Communist generals protested a bombing and strafing campaign they said aimed at the residence of their delegation. The text describes casualties, a murdered patrolman, and disputed attacks during a period of intense military action.
Sydney Friday lottery results list principal prizewinners including J Clark and Mra RO Northey from Armidale and Auburn. Syndicate entries feature names and addresses such as 50 Edgar Street Auburn and 40 Lang Road Centennial Park. Additional prize tiers mention a Fourth prize to Mre RO Pemberton and a Fifth prize to Smally? from Luray Head Buswood area.
A garbled text fragment mentions a baby, a father, a mother, and a person named Mabel Constafiduro. It appears as a distorted narrative from a BBC programme. No clear event or dates are identifiable.
A garbled BBC programme fragment mentions Hamlet and dances by a famed figure. The text references Rupert Heiprumnis and a Town Totusht style feature, with unclear phrases about silences and preferences in a family setting.
Amid exhausted cold stores producers withhold supplies as government considers a price rise to meet dairy costs. North Coast butter prices are cited as critical, while Queensland and Victoria markets show elevated figures and policy talks hinge on subsidies and producer costs.
In New York the Wool Bureau president says synthetic wool is a myth and the government has not allocated funds to boost wool production. Ackerman criticizes shortages and prices, noting wool remains under pressure since 10 key commodities, with copper the only one faring worse.
Melbourne Friday Friday. Fifteen people injured four seriously when a bus collided with a parked cattle truck near Lyndhurst Bar last night. Four seriously injured including a three year old admitted to hospital, five others detained for observation. Some passengers were trampled as the bus overturned blocking the road. Police indicate the driver tried to avoid the crash before impact.
Fragmentary text shows Melbourne council discussing re admission of unions and related items. The readable parts reference eight unions and a meeting with unidentified speakers and agenda items. Further details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Britain says it is ready to resume negotiations on the Persian dispute whenever Persia shows willingness to discuss in a spirit of goodwill and reason, acknowledging the hard facts facing Persia.
The report references Inverell Apes Club donating a mobile canteen to the Salvation Army new Shield organization for troops in Japan and Korea during 1939 to 1945. It mentions Attlee affirming British oil industry representation in Persia and other war era political notes including Averell Harriman and Truman comments on Britain and Persia.
Mr. J. M. Garter chair of the 8. W, with General Secretary Jary, attends a meeting at the Masonic Hall on Monday at o'clock. Attendance notes indicate a precietion visit to Mexico City and a report on recent events including a hurricane near Tampico and rainfall in the region. Two government members say they will not accept salary increases during the reading of the Bill.
The Yallarai Shire Council expressed support for extending employee concessions with a three month horizon and a series of additional sick leave that would accumulate. The text also references a plane landing on a busy boulevard in New York and a disrupted sequence of garbled words.
Airdale report notes Apexians praise a club’s many achievements while government deliberates wool policy. The Commonwealth Government has decided Australia will not join the Allied wool scheme or accept export price ceilings on wool.
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