04 Feb 1952
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 04, 1952
Page
1
A Wednesday bid involving Darwin and a former Ambonese Government official aimed to rescue a family from red supply areas. The operation, described in fragmented lines, references a 40 ft launch and ongoing efforts across unsettled zones.
The Fifth Air Force reported 27 supply buildings destroyed and 13 damaged by Mustangs with rockets and jellied petrol bombs. The action occurred as part of operations noted near multiple Pacific theater locations.
In Newcastle the metal trades dispute led to about 500 workers at B.H.P stockworks and Stewart and Lloyd’s slants temporary layoffs. The federation signals possible wage policy shifts under pressure from the commissioner's postwar reforms, as broader industry doubt grows.
The report notes a sound wool outlook with adequate supply and favorable consumption. It cites 1948 50 figures, 9.2 million sounds bought last year, and a 12 month demand outlook, referencing UK Canada and U.S. markets and noting production and stock levels amid defence orders and mill activity.
Unclear text describes passengers protesting aboard a vessel named Australia in Sydney. The fragment mentions British passengers, two Englishmen aboard, and a claim of a 200 Australian pound debt or value. The report is garbled with partial phrases about delays and a possible overrun or interference by authorities. The exact event details remain uncertain.
After a cabinet meeting France announced temporary suspension of trade liberalisation with members of the OECD, except for raw materials and essential foods. The move aims to curb growing economic strains and align imports with domestic needs as ministers push for new import cuts and manage European cooperation limits.
The royal couple skip the Colombo municipal reception amid public outrage over perceived snubs to dignitaries and delays in official programs. Local officials and residents criticized the plan as an affront to the city and its taxpayers as Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh arrived for the visit.
Discussion centers on Border Rivers irrigation proposal as Minister and officials debate feasibility and funding. Ambiguities in plan delivery and governance prompt scrutiny of execution timelines and regional impact.
In a letter to the premier, Conservation Minister Weir defends the dam scheme amid criticism from MLA H. Vasier. Investigations into the breach and sediment control continue as officials prepare a cost and schedule update. Expected news on March will reveal further progress or adjustments.
Fragmented text notes market pressures and shortages at a Snow River project. Mentions engineers, materials, and a denial of progress while questioning determinations and job prospects amid ongoing delays. References the Showy Fiver and broader supply issues affecting construction and planning.
At least three shootings erupted after a weekend burst of gunfire in Melbourne. In Elizabeth Street Richmond a shotgun blast peppered a parked car and another was aimed at a second vehicle nearby. Witnesses described multiple rounds fired over several minutes, with two assailants fleeing toward a car linked to George Haden of South Yarra. No injuries were reported, and a later volley targeted Victoria Parade in Brighton where residents Edwin and Peggy were present.
Armidale deputy mayor Ald. K Jones warned the Civil Aviation Department shows no intent to develop Armidale aerodrome. Council discussed demanding a clear statement on funds owed and sought a prompt clarification from Minister Mt HL Anthony and the department.
A saloon car owned by Mrs. Corder Winmill caught fire on Henderson Street. Avshart circwit lit the interior, as responders arrived just before noon. Firefighters quickly attended and extinguished the blaze, with no injuries reported.
Cairo reports 800 people arrested after the January 26 riots. A military court will hear charges against those detained, with proceedings likely to detail the offenses and penalties. Tensions persist as security forces maintain control following the disturbances.
The British Commander General Reais states a canal settlement is possible later this day. He notes progress after tense talks and expresses cautious optimism about reaching an agreement by nightfall.
An unclear fragment notes Austin A-40 motor activity with references to banging and departures. The readable portion hints at a person, possibly McDermott, and a transit or vehicle context surrounding a leave or transfer. Further readable context is too fragmentary to confirm specifics.
Dallas police said a 41 year old doctor created fake female identities to obtain and fill prescriptions. Authorities have not released the doctor's name and described the suspect as alternating male appearance with makeup and feminine clothing.
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