Trade Talks Eye Primary Produce Prices Rise
Melbourne delegates at the Associated Chambers of Commerce conference consider trade deals as the sole path to higher prices for primary produce. Sir Robert Kaos urges protecting home markets while urging wider accords, citing Ottawa and Philadelphia talks and urging Commonwealth cooperation to stabilize prices and balance national incomes.
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Mt Isa Plans Production Tests in Sulphide Ore Work
The report notes production at Mt Isa continuing with normal tests on sulphide ore. One test occurred in December with results described as satisfactory and plans outlined for improving ore treatment and future operations.
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Mont Fria Wien
Dire Plight of Diggers Unemployable Soldiers
Cairns January 21 The president of the Returned Soldiers League, K. RP. G. Fogarty, outlined a home for unemployed veterans to find shelter and work. He noted thousands struggle in poverty after war service, many sleeping in swamps or on pensions, urging government action and a nationwide support scheme.
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Rade
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Bunai
Siitough
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Broperden
Emian Hotngeir Properties
Dinnie
Land Court
Radium Prospects Reported by Adelaide Scientist
January 91 dispatch notes Prof Wer Gran of Adelaide presenting to the Mathematics and Physics sections of the Meimce Congress on radium production. The report claims bombardment could yield new radioactive species and practical applications, with American researchers already producing radium for commercial uses and anticipation of broader industrial scale in coming years.
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Profewer
Gran
Adelaide
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Ene
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Parle
America
Wercia
Car Runs Into River Near Watercourses Road
A motor car plunged into the Cam dainille River near Watercourses Road while the occupants were reversing. Rescue efforts were underway as authorities attended the scene and investigated the incident.
Gympie Landmark Destroyed in River Road Fire
In Gympie on January 21 a fire destroyed a landmark near the river. Firemen battled the blaze as a car involved with a passenger and several bystanders were reported. The driver, John Ryan, a labourer from Prreatane district, faced charges after the incident.
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Prreatane Dizsct
Walteworns- Noa
Sam Amlecter
Concrete to Canvas Wins Portrait Prize at Exhibition
The piece by Archibald Trisa, praised as a remarkable self portrait, earns high remarks from judges though some critics question the overall judgment. We Lister hails the winner as a talented young artist with potential, while noting the need for support to help him pursue his ambition.
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Hua Art
Tony
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Areme
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Roeral
Mer
White
Mi Ho
Anouldi
Wes
Brad
Oil Tanker Aflame in Atlantic Rescue Effort
Newsreel report describes an Atlantic fire aboard the British tanker Valverda about 1250 miles east of the Bahamas. Three vessels including German and Norwegian ships race to assist as two lifeboats reportedly lost. details remain uncertain as rescuers reach the scene.
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Bahamas Islands
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Zeeland Shipping Company
Resel
Rangitik
Nee Zaaland
Kisch Convicted Again in Central Court Proceedings
Court proceedings recount a conviction of Kisch by the Central Court. The judge adjourned proceedings after arguments from counsel and the Crown, with discussions on appeal options and possible contempt motions.
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Tyron Irwin
Central Court
Ghephecc
Bridai
Mradinglin
Uch
Fragmented OCR reminiscences of a modern mining scene
The readable text sketches a chaotic, impressionistic scene with references to concrete smells, mining machinery and a crowd gathered around a controversial display. It mentions an environment near a tar road and notes on labor, imagination, and public scrutiny without clear, cohesive events.
Griffin at Ipswich Rail workers protest delivery of policy
At Ipswich on January 21 railway employees held a noon meeting to oppose continued government protection of Griffin. Speakers urged the right to deliver their voices to the people of Australia without further interference as they protested the Commonwealth Government's actions.
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Vittoria
Iyare
Ber
A Gayne
riNicene
Wandare Australia Ware
Australila
Ipswich
Alur
Gerald Criftin
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Fay
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Gavfin Oy
Mauding
Australia
Exceeded His Power in Council Telecommunication Permit
An inquiry notes that an unnamed director challenged actions by a council over a phone cabinet and streetworks permit. The council had previously approved the applications, but concerns about authority and special reasons delayed final consideration.
Tennis team for Manila joins Australia squad
The Australian Lawn Tennis Association selected players to travel to Manila for the Philippine land championship. The team departs on Monday aboard the Alsuia Maru.
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Damsey
Lawn Teni ‘Association of Australia
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Manila
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Pairecy
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Strange Bank Note Error Highlights Historical Terms
A garbled OCR fragment mentions bank notes and a court verdict. It references a royal ledger, Lyon King of Arms, and a royal audience, with unclear names and a possible legal outcome. The readable bits point to a historical banking or heraldic context and a referenced royal event.
Bequest to Fund National Art Gallery Marches On
Public meeting to discuss John Darnell bequest of 10000 pounds for a National Art Gallery fund. Government pledged 4000 pounds conditionally, Alderman Jones says council may add 1000, total aim 14000. Bequest to be claimed by subscriptions before end of June if conditions align.
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John Baarwell
Tre Lore Mayer i Alderenun Jones
Fox
John Dareshi
Itis National Art Calery
Nazi Terrorism in Saar Threats to Children and Opponents
London January 1 reports of an attack on a French police station and threats against schoolchildren, with bars dug and enclosures dug near homes, as described by The Times correspondent. The News Chronicle notes the danger to residents and the potential escalation after March 1.
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Haarbrucken
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News Chronicle
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Liege
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Nazis confiscate passports a London report says
Saarprucern and refugees report Nazi actions in Germany threaten travel by stripping anti Nazi passport documents. Officials offered money to those with promises of immunity to keep silent. A grim warning of full suppression and intimidation across occupied areas.
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Saarprucern
Vf Ha 'Newas Chronicle
Seauen Reals
Newis
Melbourne wool sales report from a troubled market day
The Melbourne wool sale opened amid oddities and confusion with irregular bidding. Buyers from various districts showed limited demand, while Merino values varied and the home trade remained the dominant buyer, leaving overall clearance modest at the December session.
Partial decline and hospital stay amid 1880s wool trade notes
Fragmentary report notes Sydney events with McQuade still in hospital. Auction and private sales figures, prices for wool and byered markets appear, with references to Rockhampton and Armidale. Details are garbled but indicate ongoing medical and commercial activity in the Sydney area during the period.
Price of Old Londos and Market Jottings
Fragmentary OCR notes show a January price snippet for gold with references to ounce values and a garbled line about a Dallas event. The readable bits indicate a 6 day market style listing and scattered figures, but details are unclear and names or dates beyond January 31 are not recoverable.
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Londos
Dallas
Perth Competition Ends in Dismal Show of Reductions
The Perth wool auction faced disappointing buyer turnout with prices slipping. Reported figures suggest several consignments failed to meet expectations as bidders steadied their willingness to pay. Experts caution on lingering oversupply and volatile demand affecting fleece sales.
Withdrawal of forces from Saar area discussed in London
A report from London yesterday stated that no decision had been preserved in the London area regarding the withdrawal from Saar. The United Nations consultative process and government consultations will determine the plan, with the area under threat of force deployment until a complete withdrawal is agreed.
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London
Pebtuiry
Roy
Child Struck by Truck in Shore Town crash
An accident left a child with a fractured limb after being struck by a truck near the sea shore. Aunts reported severe injuries as authorities investigated the incident and cautioned road users to watch for hazards.
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Mercia
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