03 Dec 1952
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 03, 1952
Page
1
Fragmented text appears to discuss municipal library funding and related site sales with garbled names and numbers. The readable clues indicate discussions of rates, site sales, and reports to aid a municipal project, but specifics are unclear.
Amid war related demand farmers predict Wheat deliveries to Warialda silo will double to triple. Reports mention bulk handling and rising town activity as harvest scales and local storage capacity are tested.
Reported remarks from South Africa and Britain outline rising gold prices and a stable sterling area. Treasury notes show a large surplus in the sterling area and a new Commonwealth plan aims at economic volatility and overseas investment, with a playful quip from Prime Minister Merling about currency convertibility.
Senator Taft attacks General Eisenhower in a Washington speech marking a partisan clash over national policy and leadership. The moment underscores growing tensions between the White House and the opposing camp as the presidential race looms.
A Swan Vale meeting of the Mewstead North Fire Brigade formed a Burby unit with Kinley and Cheshire. Key figures named include Keven Pails and boundary officers for Newstead North, with Me Andere and Max Woods among committee members.
Col Bruxner announces willingness to contest the Tenterfield electorate at the next State elections if Country Party branches and the Electorate Council agree. He says he will place future unreservedly in the hands of his own branches and informs branches to nominate him if they desire.
The General Assembly urged ratification of a Korea plan as Commonwealth Prime Ministers prepare to discuss the armistice deadlock and other foreign affairs in London. Reuters reports leaders are unlikely to pursue a new approach while Eisenhower nears a Korea visit.
Sydney report quotes Professor J P Baxter of the Australian Atomic Commission arguing atomic power will not displace coal. He notes high initial costs and fuel needs make wholesale substitution unlikely in Australia’s industry. Mr Pettingell, commissioner, presents cautious view on future fuel and power mix while acknowledging atomic power's role.
The United Nations Political Committee approved an Indian resolution to renew focus on the Korean armistice and to urge humane treatment of war prisoners. The action signals a push for new talks and broader protections, with emphasis on prisoner rights and conflict resolution.
Sydney based Goldsbrough Mort and Co Ltd presents a Brisbane wool catalogue featuring large lots from New England NSW. The record lists numerous Ashford area sellers and lot figures, with prices and buyers spanning Durkin Bros to Hindmarsh among others, reflecting brisk November sales and strong values.
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered lottery style words and names, including places like Sydney and West, with unclear dates and titles. Readable elements mention hotels, hotels, and various personal names, but overall content is indecipherable and not a coherent event.
Sydney reportage notes German factories resuming work after disruptions. The piece mentions European returnees and calls attention to domestic policy and industry adjustments. Names and specifics are garbled. context centers on industrial output and labor shifts.
Mr G A Crawford MLA Tor Barnett outlines a brief itinerary with dates and places including North Milleaday and Crop pa Creek. The schedule lists travel times and engagements from December 4 to December 14 with daytime and evening activities across several locales.
Councillor L Payne of Bingara Shire failed to block ratification of Finance Committee business by the North West County Council at Inverell. The council heard a report from County Clerk N E Tighe urging tariff reductions amid next year’s expected economic pressures, with Payne arguing for reconsideration and ongoing cost relief.
A midday forecast predicts widespread showers and thunderstorms across most of the state on Wednesday. Severe thunderstorms and squalls are possible in central and eastern districts with very warm, sultry conditions spreading from the west toward the east.
New York Wednesday United Nations Administrative Tribunal opened hearing into the dismissal of a British UN employee over several grounds including reluctance to undertake a mission to Korea. The official, Vladimir De Poji, a Boiget-boro languages expert, faced questions over alleged communist associations and other alleged subjects tied to the iron curtain era.
The Prime Minister Ridney Holland, speaking on a BBC broadcast, argues there are no shortcuts to prosperity for New Zealand. He contends progress requires moving forward without restrictions or limitations, despite ongoing debates.
Marking ink eater caused illness in two day old babies at a hospital transfer incident. Chief Health Officer Kevin Small reports two infants received care after transfer from Henphal hospital. The babies were given injections that resolved the issue, described as a form of bleed pulse attributed to Martin.
Sydney report notes confusion over a union election outcome. Key figures include L Short of the Federated Workers' Association and unnamed federation members. The piece discusses expectations, reactions, and ongoing tensions as the federation seeks to regain influence amid political pressure.
A general stated the Air Force has no reserve for a Korean War rigger while noting Communist forces added bombers to their arsenal. The remarks underscored concerns about military readiness and evolving Soviet capabilities.
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