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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 12, 1952
Page
1
A long unknown report details a Commonwealth plan aiming to boost international economic action to ease import restrictions. It states there is no intention to form a discriminatory bloc, but to strengthen economies to benefit global trade. Ministers caution against any attempt to gang up on others.
Snowy Sydney reports severe winds and heavy rain across New South Wales. Fire conditions rise as bushfires threaten multiple regions, with floods feared along rivers and coastlines. Residents brace for further storms and power outages.
Vague OCR fragment mentions Stonehenae Wool and a set of unreadable names and dates. Readable bits include Abermore and McCrehun. Context unclear. likely a local item with uncertain details regarding a person or event from 1983.
Opening day of dingers races features a muddled report with racing terms and scattered names. Reads like a dated race card with incomplete standings and uncertain results.
The official communique from the Commonwealth Economic Conference shows acceptance of key policy points advanced by Mr. Robert Menzies and the Australian delegation. It notes Australia’s majority rejection of Britain's view on tariff and external trade moves and highlights necessary investment for economic development.
Local government discussions in Inverell raise calls to unify rural living costs and ease access to amenities. Dr P B Finn and council members cite freight charges, rail burdens, and the need for a rural center like Inverell to provide shopping and services for families while arguing authorities rarely treat shire councils with courtesy.
Honolulu reports President-elect Eisenhower will fly to New York this week to discuss with General MacArthur ideas for shortening the Korean war. President Truman doubts MacArthur has devised a solution, recalling a 1950 press conference in which the general said the war was over.
In London reports spin a claim that Lord Mountbatten will become pact commander of the Mediterranean fleet though an official name has not been announced. The article notes Britain’s Admiral Mountbatten as a favored choice for the post amid talks of a broader alliance.
Nationalist and Communist figures arrested as French authorities news of mass protests across Rabat and Casablanca trigger police and troops deployments. Tanks guard European quarters while flights prepared to remove detainees. Casualties rise with more than 60 reported dead in Casablanca amid sweeping crackdowns and travel bans.
The Sydney Lottery 27 draw lists major winners including the Farewell syndicate with Bert and Mrs Skinner of Heeley Pad dington, We Four syndicate led by Mrs Hayes of Martin Place, G Barry of Auburn, In the Bag syndicate with Mrs McAlister of Leichhardt, and J. and F syndicate with F Miller of Maroubra. Lottery 2701 will be drawn next.
A man around twenty was arrested after police trapped him in Botany cemetery near dawn following an attack on a woman and her son. The victim, Mrs Gambetta, was bashed and carried through a fence. police found a bloodstained pipe and the assailant was detained at Daceyville station.
Government voices concern over agricultural decline as production lags population growth. Experts urge producer cooperation and wider use of legume pastures and extension services. Australia backs plans to expand experimental farms and funding for regional extension to boost fertility and output. The New England Experiment Farm marks a decade of operation, contributing to research since opening in 1913.
Nine leading British industrialists and capitalists will organize a finance company to develop Commonwealth and empire resources. The plan, announced last night, includes backing from the Bank of England. The group aims to boost production and trade under a coordinated empire-wide strategy.
Attorney General said he would study adding courts as he toured regional sites. He visited the Arm a aie School and the New England County Council was entertained. Members of the legal profession questioned him on improved judicial access.
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