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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 10, 1952
Page
1
Sydney reports discuss potential Australian support for Korea therafter amid regional tensions. Measles and other epidemics strain city health services as doctors warn travelers to avoid contact with ill individuals. Red Cross notes a severe German measles outbreak impacting blood supplies.
The outgoing Democratic Chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee told United Press at Sea Island Georgia that Australia New Zealand Canada and Prince could increase their share in Korea amid the war.
President elect Eisenhower wants to hear General Douglas MacArthur's plan to end the Korean War. Reports describe MacArthur’s views and potential timing as Washington weighs military and political steps, with public discussion limited by security concerns. An Associated Press dispatch notes reaction from officials and the possibility of a formal briefing.
London reports show Commonwealth leaders opposed extending imperial preferences while seeking mechanisms to adjust specific trade problems. The discussion touches on GATT frameworks and the need to protect domestic markets from dumping amid global negotiations. Meanwhile at Mt Russell, relief was tempered as Wheat silo operations faced delays and truck shortages, with sporadic arrivals and mounting demand for transport capacity.
Doonkami Yetman a 7300 acre Shorthorn property built a pasture improvement scheme early in the century after a large water conservation effort. The estate, led by Mr Wali White, boasts lucerne feed, regulated water from Macliver Creek, and extensive hay production. Bulls and cows are raised for markets in Queensland and New South Wales. The homestead is a 4 room brick building with a million bricks, once supported by a White family team and now by John Elder.
Fragmented OCR notes describe lottery prizes and names scattered across unclear text. It mentions Sydney and various partial phrases, with imperfect names and dates. The readable fragments suggest a public or promotional item but lack coherent details.
A garbled quote attributed to Tyrone Guthrie discusses honesty and hypocrisy in theatre. The fragment mentions a natural meal and radiant encounters, framed as a personal accusation of deceit and artistic pretense.
The BBC plans a nationwide telecast of the coronation with 20 commentators and 16 cameras. Coverage will include the crowning, homage, and three ceremony phases in 41 languages, with the Queen’s journey extended and a 1 year old service.
India's Mrs Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit told the Political Committee that ongoing violent unrest in Tunisia threatens international peace. She urged recognition of the danger and warned delay could worsen tensions among nations. The report also mentions chaotic scenes and casualties amid Tunisian turmoil as other regions face unrest.
C.I.B detectives seek a senior constable who disappeared from a suburban police station. He had ten years of service and is believed to have about E306 missing. Detectives are investigating reports of betting irregularities connected to the disappearance.
Minchcombe Carson reports Sydney hosts a private wool sale with about 10300 bales of wool. The event featured ewes and bidding for 3 wool lots, marking a notable installment in the season.
The article quotes headmaster T. A. Peano and Mr Pearson on literacy goals for adolescents. It notes calls for teachers to help students define ideas on paper and to use oils, films, and easier methods to obtain attainment without planes. It mentions blasts at Korean rail centres and age centres tied to bombing concerns.
Casablancas violence leaves at least fifty dead including forty-one rioters and seven European Moroccan police. Two European women were hacked to death in Werk alley as French forces bombed trouble centers and shelled Carrieri Centrale. Tanks and troops patrolled streets while 3000 rioters surged police stations in multiple clashes.
In Sydney, Prince Laurine of Rose Bay testified he could trace his lineage to the first Czar while denying romance with Dr Friderik Wilkie Smith’s wife. The doctor seeks a judicial separation alleging adultery and cruelty, claiming discovery of his wife in bed with the prince during a raid on his former home. The prince said Mrs Wilkie Smith sat on his knee and kissed him on the raid night. his brother Prince George was present.
Washington officials believe Winston Churchill may visit the United States in the spring. Sources say the trip could proceed without prior arrangements, with officials noting no Reuters chief in Washington handling the coverage.
The W.5.W. Department of Agriculture will recommend a new wheat variety for Northern districts next season named Festival. A government spokesman said the department tested 24 varieties, with Festival singled out for its suitability to local growing conditions and potential yields. Mr. G. Michelson commented on the program and its agricultural impact.
Queen may appoint an officer as a vice chair, signaling shifts in governance. The proposal outlines new leadership roles and responsibilities, with potential changes to the council’s structure and oversight.
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