23 Feb 1953
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 23, 1953
Page
1
Observers say the charges against the United States are an effort to discredit America and its UN representatives. Premier Chou En Lai declared yesterday that the United States wages brutal germ warfare in Korea.
Armidale voters see Mr Davis Hughes widen his margin over Labor challenger A. E. Cahill as votes counted show Hughes ahead by nine. Counting continued through the morning with officials noting more votes remaining to be tallied and no clear indication of final totals.
The New China News Agency alleges senior officers of the US 1st Marine Aircraft Wing confirmed a Chiefs of Staff order to start germ warfare in the Far East. It cites captors and notes provocative claims about US planes dropping germ bombs and infected matter in Korea and Manchuria amid wartime propaganda.
Floodwaters inundate Goondiwindi and the Richmond River region with thousands of acres under water. Farms report up to 200 feet of floodwater and ongoing threat as residents evacuate and emergency teams deploy fodder drops by air. Local creameries disrupted and preparations to hold back floodwaters continue as rainfall remains heavy.
The report notes Flemington sales with lambs improved in price and a generally firmer market. Barley and lamb quotations feature higher bids, with sheep, wethers, and ewes showing gains. cattle prices rise with heavy bulls and medium weights quoted. Market activity described as 2 to 3% dearer overall with varied dealer bids.
NSW forecast shows intermittent rain from the north to the central west and pockets of mist. North and central plains expect rain with southeast winds, threatening rising Barwon River levels and slower coastal river declines.
A garbled record outlines a Shire expenditure of £122,402 with references to banners and council near Wine. It notes totals exceeding £100,000 and mentions years around 1994 with unclear names and roles.
Fragmentary market notes show scattered prices and vendors but text is heavily distorted with missing letters. No clear entities or firms identified.
The Enverell Municipal Council approved a grant of £3300 under the Commonwealth Alderman Act for road works on Vine 30 Low and surrounding routes. The program includes maintenance and sealing with total funding near £5200, and the Engineer is authorized to prepare plans and specifications.
The United States offers to buy at least 100 million dollars of Persian oil if Iran accepts British and American settlement proposals. Iran's reply delayed as Mossadeq advisers study the plans. A Persian adviser expresses cautious optimism about a settlement while noting possible minor payment adjustments. The Tudeh Communist Party in Persia remains active underground, despite being outlawed.
Melbourne and Australia were warned by Brundage in a letter that accepting terms would imply surrender of control. Hugh Weir and Lewis Luxton confirmed receipt while avoiding comment as Melbourne’s Games planning proceeds amid exams over financing and overseas skepticism.
Readers report slow progress in establishing subterranean clover stands. Discussions reference broadcasting seed and superphosphate, with expectations of a strong dominant growth within three seasons if conditions are favorable.
The text explains establishment methods for subterranean clover, noting planting timing, crop rotation, immediate post-planting soil cover, and the need for regular liberal use of superphosphate. It warns against poor management and delayed applications, stressing patience as vital and that fertilizer benefits extend across other pasture species.
Reported incident states European police and African troops opened fire on about 100 Africans at Fort Hall Reserve with casualties among women. Another clash near Southovett Reserve left Kikuyu leader Gachuri dead after a confrontation with Mau Mau fighters.
Monday's special lottery results list seven prize entries with winners and syndicate names. Notable figures include N Powell Camp Chullora for first prize and L Pemberton syndicate Pacific St Manly for second, plus McCarthy and Smid among others.
A Mexico City tram collision left at least 42 dead and 2 injured as workers and farmers returning from the city were among the passengers. One tram was en route from a picnic when the cars smashed on parallel tracks near the center.
Rod ney Brodie, 17 months old, scheduled for his 18th operation this week in Chicago. He was born fused to his twin Rover who died after a separation attempt. the brothers were found at the top of their shared head.
The text stresses patient applications of superiorization with correct nitrogen strains, focusing on fixing bacteria and sound management practices for reliable outcomes.
Senator Knowland says it would be premature to consider sending U.S. forces to aid China. He argues the United States should avoid escalating actions and emphasizes measured diplomacy over immediate military involvement.
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