09 Jul 1952
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 09, 1952
Page
1
The World Bank approved a second loan to Australia totaling £22 million to finance imports for agriculture land settlement coal mining iron and steel production electric power railways road transport non ferrous metals and manufacturing. The loan will benefit the Commonwealth and State authorities businesses and individual farmers as the program funds equipment and development projects across sectors.
A Gilgai mother and her 11 children face destitution after the father Walter Beckhouse died in a truck accident near Polya Hip. The family, left uninsured, appeals for aid as the eldest daughter is 16 and the mother struggles to support them. The Times notes community support from the Oia Sport Club and local figures to assist.
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London reports say church and civil leaders may discipline Dean of Canterbury after he claimed irrefutable proof of United Nations germ warfare. The Daily Mail cites reactions from politicians and churchmen urging action while discussions hinge on government guidance in Parliament.
Forecast indicates showers on Wednesday across coast and nearby highlands, especially in northern districts. Expect cloudy spells in northern and central western areas with light rain. Cold night with increasing cloud cover and scattered showers elsewhere. Southeast winds and potential light rain later in the period.
Lottery results feature Tenterfield with prizes and names such as Mavis Ayn adicare Mrs Mo Cleland and G Ho Karkman. Fourth and fifth place listings include Kingsford and Minue Kingsford with designated numbers. A forthcoming draw number 2833 is announced for honorTawe.
Waterside workers in Australia stage an overtime ban as Taft seeks to block Eisenhower backed delegates. In Melbourne and across major ports, unions debate strategy and a roll call vote marks a no confidence in Taft's control of the National Committee. The convention faces decision on contested delegates amid tense party showdowns.
Reports say the Mexican government ordered 72 04 troops to quell possible disorders after Monday night riots linked to Adolfo Ruiz Cortines. Armoured units were deployed, police tightened censorship, and three bodies plus numerous injuries were reported as hospitals received victims.
Army chief General Collins states no current plans to employ atomic weapons in Korea though forces may have the capability. Use would be decided by the President. UN Secretary General Lie predicts armistice by late July or early August while reports show increased will from both sides to strike a settlement. objetiva notes on Panmunjom talks and prisoner of war exchanges.
A badly injured elderly man and his dead companion were found beside the railway line at Macdonaldtown station near Sydney after both were struck by a train earlier that night. The surviving man, 84 year old Andergen of Liedo, was unnamed in hospital with a fractured jaw and injuries. He told police he met the other man yesterday and did not know his companion’s name or cause of death.
Hardiman Scott visits Birmingham's Shakespearean Library on Radio Newsreel to find evidence of Shakespeare's global popularity. The collection includes sixty four language editions, old playbills, first folio, engravings, and modern theatre material, with Miss Payne coordinating acquisitions and liaising with scholars and producers worldwide.
In Canberra on Wednesday the Federal Government refused the States demand for an increase of £40,000,000 for loan works during the current financial year. The cabinet, convened at short notice, reached the decision after a heated discussion amid public outcry.
Warialda farmer at Toolinbar raises output to three tons a day with help of pickers and two motor lorries. The system tracks consignments from the pad dock as harvests progress, while labor is sought to assist on busy pressing days.
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