08 Dec 1952
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 08, 1952
Page
1
President elect plans to confer on orient policy and economic issues. The report notes discussions involving banking officials and government ministers as Ike Eisenhower and colleagues prepare for upcoming conferences.
A messy clipping notes beef cattle outlook from Riverina with high supply and strong demand expectations. It cites prolific season, well finished young cattle, and markets likely to stay heavily supplied into winter, with prices holding around current highs for several months.
The body of a woman was exhumed near Armidale in connection with a death inquiry. Authorities identified the deceased and located the remains at a residence on 2 Werody Way. The investigation continues as officials confirm the death and await further details.
Seven American trains halted by snow disrupted travel across several routes. The unusual weather stranded passengers in multiple states, with rail lines blocked and service delayed. Officials urged patience as crews worked to clear tracks and restore schedules.
Local leaders convened to discuss the MacIntyre Shire economy with emphasis on agriculture and regional trade. Officials highlighted farm output, market access, and potential investments to boost employment and resilience.
The Commonwealth Economic Conference reports it has drafted a concerted plan to submit an extensive world trade proposal to the United States next year. Reuters notes the Economic Committee finalized drafts after days of intense work, marking a milestone since earlier conferences.
A garbled report references General Motors-Holden statements about a new Holden model amid confusion. The fragmentary text mentions insiders, production hints, and rival claims, with scattered names and numbers obscuring a clear outcome or date.
A garbled report references a meeting and mentions Overseers, Parker memorial, and various names. Key names include Mulhain, Healey, Parker, and Cooper with scattered dates and phrases about a tribute and council actions. The text remains fragmented, preserving a ceremonial and election context without clear outcomes.
A garbled report mentions Berlin police and a Monday event. The text appears damaged but implies an inquiry or demonstration and a designation related to markets. Key names or places are unclear due to OCR errors.
Bingara Shire Council debates demanding an apology from former engineer Mr Fords Leath-Tay over alleged damage to council diaries. Motion tabled after discussion by Cribb Payne and Wb McDermott, with Laathiey to draft letter. council warns of possible action under the Local Government Act if no apology is given.
London endured a dense and crippling fog described as the worst in memory. Rail and street traffic slowed to a crawl as visibility vanished and emergency steps were called for. Officials warned residents to stay indoors and conserve energy as the city faced travel chaos and health concerns.
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