06 Feb 1952
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 06, 1952
Page
1
British Foreign Minister spoke at a two day House of Commons debate claiming world peace prospects look brighter. He said tensions could ease and wider understanding emerge between East and West.
Debating a six point plan for bolstering the dairy industry the audience heard proposals to aid foreign trade and price supports for a decade. The session noted upcoming meetings of foreign ministers and referenced European defense and Atlantic policies amid calls for steady guidance.
A historical notice discusses a prohibition on lighting fires in a defined area. It references enforcement by local authorities and indicates a focus on preventing hazards during a specific period. The text names community figures and suggests public compliance is requested.
Major General William Chass, head of the U S military advisory group on Formosa, announces boosted aid and more advisers for Generalissimo Chiang Kai Shek's forces. The plan covers additional matériel and personnel to bolster operations in the region.
Cypriot migrants arrived aboard the Pana mienian ship Credo prompting officials to question the landing of a cargo described as cheap brandy. Report mentions a duty of five hundred hotties of brandy and unclear references to landing costs and Port authority actions.
A fragmented account describes Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh strolling at night under an artificial moon. The piece mentions guards, a window opened by Mr Eric Sherbrooke, and strange royal chamber observations amid jungle imagery and distant travel plans to places like Ceylon and New Zealand.
Reported details describe a former actress Maria Abbawend seeking divorce as North Korea and Communist bloc talks unfold. In Washington and abroad, United Nations and Communist missions debate the Korean armistice agenda, with emphasis on home policy and ceasefire steps.
Wealthy California company head killed in a car explosion linked to a bomb under the floorboard. Officials debated defense budget implications with Secretary Lovett stating new allocations would expand Army, Navy, and Air Force capabilities.
Fragmentary text reports markets and notices with several unreadable segments. The readable items mention prices, times and names but lack clear events or outcomes to confirm.
The Sydney lottery results announce First prize 1473 won by aitor py ll- Gnaw with claimant Mra M Burrows at 22 Academy St Lithgow. Second prize Min Lo Jenkinson at Monara Road Glade Le. Third prize Mondi 'orndicate & Fret at George St Wheel. Fourth prize Four Hopera candidate Mre Karan at 1 College SL Newtown. Fifth prize Tuner Cheer candidate Mra KR Jaromir WoolWorthald Punt BL.
In Aranya village residents flee the advancing bushfire and take shelter in a nearby weir. The entire population was evacuated and homes burned or destroyed while authorities scramble to assess the damage and locate missing persons.
Armidale delegates and officials reviewed raw material deposits and explored the possibility of a local cement works to serve New South Wales municipalities. Minister for Secondary Industries supported industry growth while noting costs and council limits. A feasibility unit proposed by North-West Local Government Association studied the venture with several regional leaders.
Fragmented report notes Leif See and Mr Adams involved in local events. Adams was injured near North at Thursday. admitted to Warlalda Hospital and later determined to travel to Armidale. Other lines mention Brazil's price, starters, and last year’s winner Pullen in a 10s and over race.
Sydney report states Darcy Dugan arrived at Long Bay gaol from Grafton half carried by waiters. He appeared weak after the train trip and had reportedly been on a hunger strike for several weeks, refusing food during the journey.
Reports say rioters tracked down as authorities tighten motor traffic in Cairo while Egypt vows to spare no one found guilty. Prime Minister Ali Maher Pasha seeks a healthy atmosphere and detente with the free world as prices and living costs press on Egyptians.
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