14 Feb 1951
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 14, 1951
Page
1
General MacArthur said re crossing the 38th parallel is purely academic and wholly unrealistic. He and Ridgway planned countermeasures after reports of a Communist initial attack by about 150,000 shock troops.
Unclear OCR text mentions a route named Vital East West Road and a group called Cooemunuts planning to game or boom a position to steer movement east or west behind an Athed Lous. Details are fragmentary and unclear.
In Sydney on Wednesday miners consider joining with leaders to apply to the Coal Industry Tribunal over current power issues. Mr Williams said miners demand urgent relief and will pursue their own tribunal application if needed to obtain redress.
The court hears Raymond John Cupitt, 22, charged with hiring Richard Thomas Pope to murder a man in Bed Casual Vale. Pope allegedly shot a homeowner late at night. Cupitt remained in custody after his February hearing.
Governor Thomas Dewey declares Russia and China share views but differ on Manchuria and other issues he calls for clear non Communist borders and warns of war if crossed. He urges closing the Korea vacuum by showing where the United States will defend and avoiding new small wars.
An Allied report cites strong Communist resistance at the Western Front as a reaction to Allied punishing pressure. An American divisional operations officer described the stance as a delayed reaction to Allied punitive actions.
A scrambled OCR fragment suggests a lottery page with numbers and promotional text. however, the readable bits are minimal and do not form a complete draw or clear outcome. No names, dates, or specific results are decipherable.
A partial captioned photograph from a city newspaper shows a Soviet controlled area in Berlin with undedited text visible in the footnotes. The image captures a west junction scene as soldiers and civilians appear in the frame.
Brisban e wool market reports show December values with stronger prices for fine fleece and a broad range of types. In Armidale the annual show featured cattle horses and agricultural societies with Lieut Colonel Bruxner as vice president and special guest, while regional news notes the tablelands and parish activities.
Perth report tells how a Kelpie named Digger saved 33 year old Jock William Paveling at Welshpool Stock Foods. Paveling received an electric shock from a machine and collapsed. the dog barked and led colleagues to him. Ambulance officers revived Paveling.
Inverell P and A Association says its 1951 Show opens tomorrow with promise of new records. Events include hunting and polo mornings, cattle drafting, puntine and rotting afternoons, fireworks nights, flag and bending races, trotting and buck-jumping.
Forecast shows a warm inland afternoon with fine conditions and light southerly to south coast winds. Cloud and rain periods along the central coast and Perth coast sectors. A cooler change arrives later with seabreezes easing and winds fresh along exposed shores.
Doctors warn a nationwide influenza surge is imminent with Montreal reporting fatalities since February 7. Health officials urge vigilance as hospitals prepare for patient surges and potential clinics extend hours.
A long fragmented dispatch notes Shigeru Yoshida criticizing Australia and New Zealand as peace talks shift from Tokyo to Manila and Sydney. It mentions Dulles en route to Sydney, references Japan’s treaty strategy, and hints at Pacific security dynamics with ministers and unnamed officials.
Tee Thkin of the Tandon Ly reports that the Japanese business press has begun a covert attack on Austria New Zealand and the Philippines policies. It argues a peace pact would humiliate Japan by preventing not only communism but a revival of militarism and future aggression.
Sydney report details a bushfire near Kartell Peninsula forcing residents aboard a boat to escape. Currvine and others fled into the water as soot and embers rained down. About 100 people sought shelter under cover during the blaze's spread and retreat.
Ottawa Wednesday report notes heavy fines issued for contempt against the Ottawa Journal and two reporters, amid ongoing legal action and judicial scrutiny of press coverage.
In bright window displays a range of hats in white and black in various sizes for the show. Hosiery in silk or nylon, gloves in kid or fabric, and hand bags in plastic or leather are featured. Bath heaters chrome plated with copper linings, enamel tops, and enamelled chip heaters with linings are priced, along with chrome plated toothbrush holders and other items.
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