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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1952
Page
1
A infant from Minnesota and Michigan was accidentally drowned near Russell marked by a flood incident. The mother found the child missing and alerted neighbors. Allan Gimnomd summoned a doctor by telephone for guidance while the boy was taken to a hospital where a physician attempted resuscitation.
A fragmented market note lists assorted items with unclear units and nonsensical strings. It mentions cheese potatoes and prices amid garbled text, providing no coherent pricing or entities.
Parishioners prayed yesterday for the recovery of two stolen crowns valued at about 100 dollars. A brass crest was cut from a frame behind the altar and items traced to a suspect who contributed jewelry as an offering during a wartime era.
A London report describes the engagement of the Queen's cousin to Mlle Angelia Dowding daughter of a noble family. The article notes ties to royal circles and lists prominent titles and lineage within the British aristocracy.
The report outlines multiple postings for a Black Tracker in the Inverell area. It notes appointments at Palies Station and Chucavedals with cadet duties, plus a possible transfer to Narrabr for an eleven month term.
A fragmented notice from Sydney lists multiple syndicates and participants including Jiro Long, Band TT, Steve MaLing, and T Burden. The entry references locations such as Leura and Westmead with a 2608 lottery series and a draw date approaching.
An Australian traveler Ruth Manning in Sydney describes South Africa’s tensions amid talk of civil war and Natal secession. Her May 2 letter details Jacaranda Festival scenes, Pretoria life, local flora and fauna, and travel experiences through the Natal province to Hluhluwe Park and back to Durban, with notes on climate and customs.
In Paris, Jaroslav Drobny, a 6 0 6 0 A win over Porurik Seda Man secures the French singles crown. Junior Jean Noel Prin das claims the junior title 2 0 2. Wimbledon champion Min Dora Hart adds a women’s singles win 6 4. Merryn Rom and Eric S turness win in doubles 6 7 4 14.
In Washington on Monday the administration predicts quick Senate action on West Germany accession to NATO. Senator Tom Connally, chair of the Foreign Relations Committee, says he plans early action and sees no serious opposition in the Senate.
Melbourne report states the Waterside Workers' Federation was fined £500 for contempt of court after refusing to call off the overtime ban across Australia. The decision was handed down by the Full Arbitration Court on Monday.
Floods ravage the Lachlan and Belubula valleys with multiple bridges and crops damaged. A 92 year old West Crona resident died in the flood rivers while towns struggle with rising waters and rescue efforts continue. Dr Justin Burton faces Labor Party inquiry upon return from Canberra peace conference.
A fragmented report from Homebush describes a brisk cattle yarding of 307 head. Bulls, cows, and steers sold with varying prices while traders monitored demand and movement through the yard.
The article reports a Communist security tightening as West Berliners face limits on entering East Germany after the Bonn Convention. An all night crackdown follows a relaxation of earlier travel bans, with thousands of youths parading with rifles in Leipzig as German youth groups mobilize in support of the regime.
A Catholic church school is planned at the corner of Rowe and Oswald Streets in Ross Hill to relieve crowded facilities. The use of a two classroom wing and a new wing with a nursery, a hall, and updated facilities is proposed with funds from the late Dean’s estate for educational purposes.
A deadly level crossing collision in Melbourne left nine dead and several others injured. Victims include Braun Austin Blundere and Cole Baundera, with two more passengers dying in hospital, while families from Essendon and North Essendon mourn the loss. The incident occurred last night at Boronia, with three victims still identified.
General Lucius Clay says Western forces can defeat any renewed blockade of Berlin. He notes United States Military occupation and allied forces remain prepared for war and express skepticism about renewed attempts.
Meg Taylor aged 36 and Tom Wade aged 40 from Granville were aboard the boat Lets Ho when, after rounding the first buoy, flames erupted from the rear. Wade reported seeing smoke and hearing a shout before the fuel exploded. Both men suffered burns and immersion injuries and were treated for shock.
A distant flash associated with an atomic test was observed miles away with reports of window rattling from Modesto to San Francisco. Weather warnings and flood alerts followed, noting cool temperatures and squalls across the region as authorities assessed atmospheric effects.
Fragmentary OCR notes report graziers not bound to kill a remaining rabbit. No clear location date or names available.
In Washington the medical world notes a possible operation code named Hic. A doctor describes a procedure involving direct injection and solvents in a controversial development, with claims of success but unclear safety and procedure details.
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