07 Mar 1951
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 07, 1951
Page
1
Allied divisions confront a main Communist line as Chinese and North Korean forces mass for a broader drive. Western powers and West Germany indicate growing cooperation while frontline reports from Allied Headquarters note nine to twelve new Chinese divisions joining 3rd Field Army units near the central battlefront.
Britain plans a four engine jet bomber faster than the Canberra, with a light jet design firing well over 300 miles per hour. Air Minister Arthur Henderson disclosed in Parliament while the United States announced Canberra production for the U.S. Air Force. RAP strength projected at about 255000 by March 12.
At Tamworth yesterday a large crowd attended Firshivy A shart event featuring strong contenders from several clans. Waller Wilbur led the trotters with a top stallion performance alongside noted horses from Mr Sweaney and Cambell's Flash light, as races spanned two years and older.
A fire broke out on fence near Belgravia School on River Street yesterday afternoon, damaging about 10 panels. Staff and fire brigade fought the blaze, which was quickly brought under control.
Four New Australians at Biredfield Park migrant camp refused to depart claiming government officials confiscated all belongings except worn clothes. Armed peace officers guarded the camp to stop attempts to exit or reenter through makeshift fence holes after one migrant returned for work and tried to check in again.
Barbara Mutton sought a divorce from Ray Hutton with a Mexican filing blocked at the last minute. The heiress appeared to pursue legal separation amid claims of incompatibility.
Fragmentary report describes a child urged to jump from a speeding train near an unnamed location. Witnesses recall a frantic scene as relatives and authorities respond, with unclear details about motive or outcome.
Webco London reports Cambridge University extends a grant of six pounds per week for two months to volunteers willing to explore ghosts. Participants must conduct searches in haunted homes to study phenomena such as telepathy or spiritual phases, using scientific methods as described.
Airlines race to capture postwar trans-Atlantic traffic as fares stay fixed by an international pact. Officials warn that luxury gifts linked to the Festival of Britain may push costs higher while securing customer attention.
In Sydney Bay Street Bris leveled by a collision involving two cars and a third vehicle. Constable Keith Thaer attached to Rockdale was admitted to hospital with concussion shock and possible fractured skull after attempting to free inmates. three others were trapped but uninjured. A separate late-night crash left two cars locked together and three people trapped, all uninjured.
Communist forces struck in strength in East Korea today driving back American and South Korean troops. The action appeared to mark the first stages of a large counter offensive.
Forecast notes largely clear skies with moderate to cool temperatures. Winds from the east and southeast at low to moderate speeds inland and along coasts, with possible light squalls and brief showers in some areas. Includes conditions for central southern regions and along the eastern seaboard.
Migrants at Bradfield Park Migrant Camp accuse officials of seizing their belongings leaving them without clothes. The single men wandered the camp, borrowing shorts as they resisted orders to transfer to Villawood about 18 miles away.
The Wednesday Lottery 2250 draw results list syndicates and participants across Sydney suburbs including Jolly Miller syndicate Hoo Biter Linyd St Oatley Redfern and Marrickville readers. Mrs Myra Finch Mrs Ho Hurtas Juliet St Marrickville and Mrs S S Pow ler Rodgers St share entries amid multiple numbered draws 2251 and 2250 with forthcoming results.
A minister denounced a scheme to fix the prices of hides and skins, alleging coercive pressure to force sales at inflated rates. The report notes a public ministerial objection and outlines ongoing investigations into the alleged manipulation and its impact on trade.
Reports show the rabbit disease advancing along the Macintyre River toward Yetman New South Wales with Comntable Macha warning graziers and locals that infected rabbits are being taken to wet areas Midland and up river while Yelarbon and Dumaresq districts show questionable findings. Authorities note limited impact near Yetman as officials monitor nascent spread and the Warinkda Pasture Protection Board reports some infected rabbits entering the district as officers emphasize caution and containment efforts.
Sydney dispatch reports the Waterside Workers Federation faces possible lifting of the overtime ban under threat of gaol penalties while a separate Korea conflict brief notes Chinese forces in Manchuria may prolong the war with Australia’s Allan Dredge recounting frontline conditions. The piece blends labor tension at home with overseas hostilities, including UN actions and Allied bombardments.
A garbled OCR style market brief lists miscellaneous items and figures like potatoes and water, with unclear dates or entities. The readable bits mention prices and counts but lack coherent structure. No definitive events or actors can be established from the legible portions.
Report from Sydney a petty theft in Marrickville where thieves smashed a shop window and stole three guns. The suspects escaped on a motorcycle and a police search is underway as Pte. Dredge is on leave and will report for duty soon.
At New England Cat tery College the Northern District Medical Association’s postgraduate session reviewed new drugs Ruth and cortisone. Dr Thomas Greggaway noted limited immediate data but supported cautious use while highlighting potential side effects. Attendees from lower northern states contributed observations as researchers emphasized clinical investigation.
A Prague incident ends in death amid a failed escape bid. Details are sparse due to the damaged source text, but the report notes a Czech national died while attempting to flee, with limited readable identifiers and no clear second source context.
A three year old boy fell from the Melbourne Mildura express near Sydney travelling at 50 mph. He landed in a patch of sand and escaped with a broken leg. The child was travelling with his mother and about 30 other migrants bound for Mildura migrant centre about 40 miles from Mildura.
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