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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1951
Page
1
Britain and Commonwealth representatives began discussions in London regarding the Soviet note on the Japanese Peace Treaty. The talks focus on the treaty terms and future steps presented by Moscow.
Britain told the United Nations its forces in Korea and Germany contribute to world peace. Sir Gladwyn Jebb handed a formal note to Secretary General Lie last November. John Foster Dulles to join talks on his Paris return. Moscow notes and Western reactions frame ongoing peace treaty discussions.
At a Shires conference in Sydney the issue of pensioner rates was discussed amid opposition to higher charges. Officials noted government action to assess and adjust levies, while concerns were raised about the impact on retired residents and local services.
Sydney reports Japanese blanket sellers offer blankets at two pounds per pair to recapture export markets. Australian woolbuyer Mr Wo Harrison says Japanese mills are expanding rapidly and Australian blankets are priced at 29 shillings and 0 pence.
Five individuals escaped a blaze on a road incident with no trap casualties reported. responders evacuated the scene as firefighters contained the fire and assessed for further danger. local authorities opened an inquiry into the cause and whether ventilation systems contributed.
Reported sighting patterns and police theories surround the disappearance of Donald Maclean and Guy Burgess as French authorities contend with a wave of misidentifications and frantic tips. Officials criticize secrecy and speculate on foreign office implications amid growing public and press pressure.
Fragmentary notes describe disputes over a UO charged election and a rival candidate Towerell Brane for the presidency. The text mentions coerced votes, a badgering incident, and active campaigning surrounding the candidate Mir A and the position of president.
Macintyre Shire Council School Committee to apply for a new Fernhill service. Mr Barkow on behalf of eight Fernhill area families requests transport, noting some travel six miles to school. Nearest alternative is Delungra, prompting push for a dedicated bus under general education scheme.
Hedy Lamarr plans a fourth honeymoon as reported by wartime press. details from the ceremony and festivities are summarized amid gossip notes and public interest in the actress.
A British medical bulletin from Buckingham Palace indicates the King remains in prolonged convalescence with temperature normalizing after recent throat infection. Doctors caution the illness continues to affect his health and note the royal visit to New Zealand may be postponed.
Forces advance from Cherwon to the east coast as Chinese retreat from Cherwon and Kumhwa creates a thinly held belt between opposing columns. Allied units reportedly extend a widening arc through the central front while reporting renewed momentum and confidence amid ongoing operations and weather conditions.
The English wife of a British Army Major who vanished from a Tokio hotel a week ago has been located in Seoul, South Korea, about 30 miles behind UN lines. Police report the case as resolved.
Ragged notes describe a murder near the Oxford Hotel with a stained polka dot start and a vat area. A scarf, gloves, and jewelry items were found at the scene, suggesting a crafted line of evidence and a possible suspect named Joe Wobbler.
Readable bits show scattered references to the state, a person named Mareen, a public service matter, and a mention of Invere L with Bestar and Penner. Details are incomplete and entities are partially garbled, suggesting a damaged notice or archival clipping without a clear outcome.
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