New Government Seen Ending Suez Canal Question
GLEN INNES Saturday. General Neguib and the British ambassador signed an Anglo-Egyptian Sudan accord while urging swift talks on the Suez issue. He warned a new NSW government could bring relief from freight and fare burdens and end electoral redistribution in the state.
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No Interference With The 40-Hour Week
Mr Davis Hughes, MLA, stated the Arbitration Court decision would prevent interference with the 40 hour week. He said the Labor Party must avoid preference for any policy of arbitration or stoppage and claimed Liberal support for no interference with the 40 hour week.
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Apex Helps Flood Victims In England
Inverell Apex Club plans a 10 pound gift to flood victims in England. The Essex Round Table branch and Walthamstow Club discuss a possible general appeal to aid affected families. Dr Northcatt noted a past Round Table relief in Canada.
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NSW Judge Reports London Pub Crawl Seen by 15 Year Old Visitor
London report notes a 15 year old NSW visitor described as on a pub crawl through several European countries. He plans to extend the trip for months while gathering material for a report to the NSW government on potential liquor law reform.
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Near Record Entries For Bundarra Show
The Secretary Mr Roy Anderson reports near record entry numbers for the Bundarra Show to be held tomorrow. The event features a wide variety of attractions and exhibitors ready for the public viewing.
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Red China Couldnt Fight Two Front War
New York reports Chiang Kai Shek says nationalist China cannot wait to attack Communist China without US support. He notes air and naval cover and ammunition are key but believes a two front war in Korea and on the China mainland would strain Nationalist forces if rushed into conflict.
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Inverell Show 1953 Sets Revenue Record
The Inverell Show of 1953 reportedly set a record for gate takings despite some doubt about figures in the published balance sheet. The secretary noted the total surpassed last year and included contributions from major exhibitors and other sources.
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Plea for Lives of Atom Spies
New York funds raised for the defense of Ethel and Julius Rosenberg as a Supreme Court review considers their case. The court twice postpones a ruling and the government plans a possible execution at Sing Sing as the appeal proceeds.
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Doyle granted bail amid falke mretencry charges at court
Aubrey Doyle appeared before the Bedform Court charged with falke mretencry and related offences. Bail was set at £5,000 as prosecutors alleged offences worth up to £72,000. The case continues as authorities review the alleged fraud.
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Start on Sutherland Waters Bridge at Tingha
After years of agitation a bridge project over Sutherland Waters Creek at Tingha has begun. The move completes a long effort by the association which noted how flood times forced workmen at Howell mine to detour about 20 miles to reach the site.
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Inverell voters prepare for three state election ballots
Illiterate OCR text notes Inverell electors casting ballots for three separate electorates tomorrow. Voter guidance mentions polling places and sub divisions including Ashford, Kangaroo Camp, and Port Ielgad with details on ballot locations and timing.
All-Out Offensive Could Win
General Van Fleet weighs a hard line view that an all-out offensive could win in Congress. The piece notes split opinions on Van Fleet's statement as a contentious topic ahead of next week’s briefing in Washington.
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Weather Forecast: Mild Friday with Coastal Showers
Forecast indicates warm conditions to Friday with scattered showers along the coast overnight and early morning. Patches of mist possible and isolated thunderstorms expected inland tomorrow afternoon.
Boy Bitten by Snake Drives to Hospital After Dash
Seven year old Peter van Laken was bitten on Myers Creek Road. He was moved by taxi to a local doctor then rushed to the Children's Hospital with a patrol car meeting them at Melbourne outer suburb. Police praised the taxi driver. Inverell Public School renovations were advised to commence in February.
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Doyle Surren do Redfern at station after late-night inquiry
Doyle Surren and Redfern Ramus met with Walton Chowne and Det. Ethell at the station. The group questioned Doyle overnight about a case. He had eight dollars in his pockets and appeared calm shortly after 1 a.m.
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Missing payroll theft on Sydney to Cosnock mail train
Police believe £20500 in payroll was stolen from a mail bag on the Sydney to Cosnock route. A substitute bag containing empty racks was left behind as investigators probe misrouted funds and whether other mail sacks were disturbed in the exchange. Lottery YH5 scheduled to draw tomorrow in East Sydney.
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Cahill Moves To Expedite Inverell School Repairs
Mr Cahill announced action to speed repairs at Inverell School and Belgravia, noting that specifications for both sites are complete and tenders will be called next week. He said no approach was made by rivals and urged parents to support his stance for timely work.
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Britain Faces Giant Tides Threat and Sandbag Effort
The coast braces for massive tides as Europe aids with sandbags and flood defences while civilians work round the clock. Rain and wind lash the North Sea as the looming surge tests Britain and Holland defenses today.
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