21 Jan 1952
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 21, 1952
Page
1
Reporting on post battle fallout over the nun shot in the Suez fighting. Allied air success in dogfights over Korea noted amid chaotic dispatches. tensions rise as political voices call for action and security measures.
Fragmentary text reports extreme heat and bush fires across Queensland and New South Wales with references to inland areas and elevated temperatures. Names and precise details are unreadable, but the sense is a heatwave affecting multiple regions and triggering concern over fires.
A British government note accuses British forces in the Suez Canal area of torturing and executing Egyptian resistance members. The document references violations of international law and a Geneva Convention framework. It names Foreign Minister and other officials as involved while urging action under shipping code considerations.
Three airmen were rescued after their bomber crashed on a high peak in Woelbyeton state amid a severe snowstorm. The crew, bound for overseas, were found alive with injuries and transported to a field hospital for treatment.
A Sydney report notes higher prices for eggs and milk early in the week. The brief cites ongoing market pressures and consumer cost concerns, with shoppers urged to watch for further changes as stores adjust stock and pricing.
Iran's cabinet approves working agreements for the new year after weeks of talks. Dr Mosadeq backs the move as Tehran seeks to balance Western ties amid postwar tensions.
An AWIRC report outlines weak global wool demand with Argentine exports down from peak levels. It notes higher prospects for Australian wools, yet buyer hesitation and price pressures persist. The analysis highlights market dampening factors and potential shifts in supply affecting Merino prices and landings.
France forms a broad coalition with 12 Radicals 12 Conservatives 11 Popular Republicans and Free Jeunesse. M Robert Schuman remains foreign minister. M Paul Beliau Defence minister. new member Leon Martheald Geplat joins as Re Det. Four ministers gain new portfolios including Robert Bureau Economics Maurice Bourges Manoury Armament and Edouard Bonnefoun Commerce. The new cabinet of 40 ministers, secretaries of state, is the largest since the war.
Churchill Sydney Monday report shows 24 200 sheep penned at Homebush with wool prices softer and other categories largely steady. Lambs bid up to 1 shilling 4 pence per pound, cattle prices mixed with feeders and steers around 12 to 14 pence, cows to about 102 pence, heifers near 108 pence.
Forecast shows continued inland warmth and sultry conditions with dry spell across most areas. Some showers in far northern districts and light rain along the southern border. Southeast to northeast winds, stronger along the northern border and coast in the afternoon. Seas smooth to slight, with moderate swell in northern waters.
The report on the Prime Minister's Washington mission deems it largely successful. Churchill plans a New York visit with a mayoral welcome, while Foreign Secretary Eden departs London to report on the outcome. Attlee addresses 1300 unions in Manchester, stressing government vigilance amid a climate of fear.
Reuters reports Persia decided to withdraw Ambassador Ali Soheily from London after nearly two years in Britain. A British Foreign Office spokesman said Britain would also withdraw its ambassador to Persia at the end of his tour, signaling a mutual reduction in diplomatic representation.
The notice describes drawing details for Lottery No. 2 with several unclear entries and names, indicating results or venues to be announced or updated tomorrow. Entities include various unauthenticated names and places, with scheduled draws expected to occur in the near term.
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