Surplus Australian Wool Stocks Reported by Joint Organisation
A WEC style summary reports that by December 3 the Joint Organisation held 1,828,000 bales of Australian wool, including 1,515,000 bales in Australia, with 435,500 bales sold during July to December 1948. It notes 776,000 bales of Australian carbonising wool, 486,000 of which are 60/64s quality and finer, and 1,493 bales released at auction in the current season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australian Wool Realisation Commission
N. W. Yeo
Dominion
Uk-Dominion Wool Discs Ltd
Dominions
Australia
Ogle
Wang
Heat Transfer System Aimed At Swedish Farm Housing
Modern Sweden embraces industrialisation with farming rationalisation. A test installation at Ugerup demonstrates a closed loop system that transmits surplus heat from a cowshed to a 6 room residence 100 feet away using a compressor driven cooling agent. The setup costs £4625 with depreciation and amortisation shaping annual expenses.
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Ugerup
Sweden
State Research Council For
Neal Pee
Woman killed fixing washing machine with dynamite cap
In Minnesota a woman died after attempting to fix her washing machine with what she believed was a pin but turned out to be a dynamite cap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Beecham
Echams
Landowner rights vs Communist farming warned in Australia
A Liberal Party statement argues that private land ownership protects farmer interest and efficiency. It warns that Communist control would abolish private ownership, leading to inefficient, state-run farms and harsher penalties, contrasting with Australia’s mechanised agriculture and private property norms. Authorised by C. Palmer, Liberal Party of Australia WA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romania
Russia
Ussr
State Farm Administration
Australia
Europe
Communist Party In Australia
C. Palmer
Liberal Party of Australia
WA Div
St. George’s House
Perth
Dextran as a New Blood Substitute in Medical Tests
The Lancet reports dextran as a promising substitute for plasma in treating shock. Seven doctors cite seven tests showing perfect results in five operation cases and one burn case, suggesting potential to prevent blood pressure collapse when whole blood is scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancet
Which Half A USC professor ends a four year course with a warning
A medicine professor tells his graduates that half of his teachings are wrong and urges them to solve their own problems and devise their own testing methods. He emphasizes continuous improvement and critical thinking in management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Southern California
Red Cross Appeals for Western Australia Support
The Red Cross urges aid for Western Australia as it launches a March Appeal with a target of £30,000. Volunteers and donors are encouraged to contribute to relief efforts and support stations across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Red Cross
Big game hunter Schulz plans Congo gorilla chase
Chris Schulz a veteran hunter arriving from San Francisco with his wife and now renouncing German nationality aims to trap gorillas for Taronga Park Zoo in Australia. He lived in the Belgian Congo for 50 years and describes the method of capturing young gorillas, noting a single animal could be worth around £1000. He and his wife recently left Germany after wartime restrictions and seek Australian citizenship.
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Chris Schulz
Sydney
E. J. Hallstrom
Taronga Park
Scholz
Villas
Cealial
Mr. Schulz
Mae
Directions on a Nursing Bottle
A fragment advises after use to unscrew the nipple and lay the bottle in a cool place. It warns that if the baby does not drink fresh milk the bottle should be boiled before reuse.
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Smutol
Thurs, Warenett
Liberal Party
Western Australia
Pearse Bros
Pearse Bros. Ltd
North Fremantle
Pactore Majors
Cate
Limite Sebel
Luscana Pty. Limited
Henry Street
Fremantle
AX Newspaper
Ple
H.R.S
I.R.L
H.fn
Liayydu
Hemingway Robertson Institute
Chemingway & Roberton Puy
Aecconitenta
Nla.gov.au
Nla
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