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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 07, 1952
Page
1
In Korea before January 70 the United States President-elect General Eisenhower will fly to Korea before his inauguration on January 20.
The district agronomist emphasizes that soil must be fed with organic matter to sustain fertility. He warns that overgrazing, erosion, and continuous exploitation threaten long term yields and soil health in the district.
British Foreign Minister Anthony Eden and Australian External Affairs Minister Richard Casey prepare for a weekend meeting in New York to discuss Commonwealth issues. The pair travel amid wartime debates and diplomatic issues related to Korea and regional security.
Mr Johnson argues against short term exploitation of resources and urges restoring soil humus through crop rotation, lucerne or pasture, stubble retention, and managed livestock. He emphasizes combination farming tailored to each farm rather than a single method.
Fragmented text outlines a schedule or notices for RSL members with names and places unreadable. The readable items mention a Sunday event, a presiding figure, and various miscellaneous phrases. The article lacks coherent facts beyond a planning notice for members.
Ambiguous OCR text outlines radio contest winners with names such as Lyall Des neal and Pamela Bratane, listing instrumental categories and open events. Mentions Loretto Teton and Nara Clark in performance slots with unclear scoring.
The article notes Mrs. Mira Roberts renewing old acquaintances as her son Jack Lackey plans to arrive Saturday. Ted Roberts of Bendigo visits Mira Roberts and friends wish Mr. A Kramer a recovery while John Bryant returns home after hospital discharge and plans a Sydney trip.
Early returns show Republicans with a razor thin hold on Congress as absenteeism and defections threaten decisive legislation. The House could remain closely divided with 22 Republicans, 47 Democrats, and several independents, while a Senate path is contested and a vacancy exists.
A fragmented notice from Sydney outlines a lottery drawing taking place tomorrow. It lists prizes including a 630 dollar prize and mentions multiple entities and locations such as Croydon Park and the Melbourne area. The exact draw specifics are obscured by OCR errors.
Sydney dispatch reports a Labor Party caucus meeting will press Premier Cahill to oppose cutting railway penalty rates. debate centers on Railway Commissioner Winders and arbitration plans as overtime costs and a proposed wage reduction loom amid wider cost concerns.
In a broad talk before the House of Commons, Mr Eden urged positive steps toward disarming the Red Army. He cited global hotspots including Russia, the Sudan, Korea, Persia, and Ammonia, while warning against aggression and stressing allied naval vigilance during growing tensions in the Soviet bloc.
Community items collected for a fundraising sale include prams beds and clothing with many home goods offered for value. Residents urged to contribute usable items such as bicycles and refrigerators with collection arranged via Mr P A Fintey Cabene or private 341, while contributions may be left at Q B Bevan's Wool and Skin Store in Byron Street.
The Arts Council Choir will perform Handel's The Messiah on Saturday November 28 at the Town Hall. Viking singers from Glen Tonnes and Armidale will present the show, with two planes assisting a string trio. Tickets are from choir members or local newsagents, with Miles Newsagency also selling plans.
Activists press officials to erect a bridge over the river at Com plete dislocation of communication. The plan would ease travel for school buses mall service and tradesmen who now must endure long trips to Inverell via Tinghs, with some journeys reaching 60 miles. Faith healing claims surface as a Sydney-bound patron reports improvement after ten days. A pastor and organizer of healing meetings cites prayer, not guaranteed cures, while an American healer declines to reveal his lodging.
The Byron Whaling Co Ltd reports oil price gains on the world market after Dollar Aid cessation and market revaluations. Investors in Australia England France show interest as demand rises beyond earlier forecasts.
Official forecast shows patchy rain moving across northern and western border districts extending over most parts of the State in the next 24 hours. Weather clears from the west as mild to warm temperatures prevail. Light to moderate variable winds with occasional squalls near sea coast.
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