10 Feb 1954
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 10, 1954
Page
1
Special clearance sale offers fast washing and boiling fabrics including 3 11 yard Linette cloth in Navy Grey Red Fawn and greens. All over lace in White and Blue, tartan checks, floral silk linens and florals at reduced prices with 5/6 yard and 4/6 yard lots. Towels tea towelings and pillow cases also discounted. Inspect to believe the genuine reductions. no obligation to buy.
A read fragment from an Inverell area notice referencing La Hood and Co Bargain Centre and a local route or road in connection with an Otho Rt listing. The item appears to denote a shop or sale location in Inverell with a focus on bargains.
Wet weather across Inverell district boosts regis tration to 186 points with heavy showers in Ben shaw and Ashford. Texas and Gum Flat report multiple inches of rain improving feed and pasture while planting resumes and ground softens for plowing and seeding.
More than 50 000 people jammed the rain-soaked streets of Lismore to glimpse Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh. Reports from Sydney and Washington note diplomatic remarks on Indo China and evolving regional tensions amid a busy royal visit in Australia.
Wide crowds along the Royal progress route in Lismore gather from dawn to witness the monarch’s tour. The Royal procession passes notable landmarks and ends at Molesworth Street with plans for the Queen’s return to Sydney. Premier Canull notes no-day travel to Sydney. Royal visit committee adjusts itinerary accordingly.
Molotov told the Big Four ministers he would propose a new European Security law and that Germany should remain a central European power with a limited force. He warned against a balance of power that could pit the U.S. against Europe. Eden urged ending the topic if no plan emerges, while Bidault questioned Berlin arrangements and the fate of the European Defence Community.
Moscow dispatches report the Soviet Union has tested an atomic cannon with little official Washington concern. Senators on the Atomic Energy Committee say not worried, noting doubts about the weapon's value. The piece mentions Molotov and a Western push for a Europe for Europeans security framework.
The Inverell contingent, led by Mrs Delbridge, traveled to Newcastle by bus and train. Guides and Brownies were among the groups, with 65 girls participating in the trip to observe the Queen and Duke, enjoy decorations, and share refreshments. Mrs Delbridge praised the well-organized route and reception.
Dubbo Mayor LH Ford announced a royal progress through town faced disruptions from waterlogged Memorial Jones and heavy rainfall. Officials spent over £600 on decorations while a portion of the route near the Railway Station was chosen to avoid puddles as crowds gathered. the queen and duke would travel by rail to meet local residents.
Report from Boston notes additional royal standards required as ships depart for Australia. The diary entry laments diversions and suggests further orders to meet the demand, highlighting a struggle to complete the set.
In a small city a photographer known as Dorothy Welds died instantly yesterday after a fatal crash near 14 1501 Tron. The event, linked to Mrs. Merchant and local residents, stunned the community as investigators began to piece together the cause.
Forecast shows showers heavy on the coast and tablelands with further rain in the Far Western Slopes at first. Fine elsewhere with southerly winds and near gale conditions along the Mentis Coast. Sultry in parts of the coast region with fresh north west to north east winds and moderate seas.
Professor Lyle Bors of Utah University demonstrates an atomic locomotive design in Salt Lake City aiming for under 1000 dollars per unit horsepower and 491000 pounds capital cost, two 2500 horsepower units totaling 5000 horsepower. In Australia, Uranium Mines and Norseman Gold Mines form Western Australian Uranium Ltd after finding uranium-bearing material at Lake Dundas in Western Australia.
Tamworth mourns Frank Lane a veteran official of the Northern and North Western District Association for over thirty years and a renowned racing personality. He died at his North Tamworth home and was highly regarded as a steadfast servant of the sport with ties to the Rebels rugby split of 1911.
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