Debate Over Export Restrictions Amid Agricultural Decline
A Queensland meeting discusses export controls and their impact on dairy farming and broader industry. Speakers warn restricting exports could raise prices locally but slow agricultural revival, risking unemployment and urban drift while advocating economic nationalism and balanced production.
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Queensland
Buller
London Merkel
House of Commons
Englund
Australis
Markos
Smong
Denmark
Exelund
Midwir
Vetiemry
Eliot
Britain
Reduced Duties On Agricultural Implements Debated
A committee including Mears Ti E Guy chair and AD Poster plus J Barry secretary adjourned Gregry’s appeal for reduced duties on agricultural implements. The board heard arguments on current British preferential tariff and the impact on cane farming and local production with Wyper Brothers urging duty relief to protect domestic manufacture. The inquiry noted US exchange rates and argued lower duties would aid Australian producers while imports would threaten local firms.
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E Guy
AD. Poster
J. Barry Cecretary
Neko Bridenet Im
Belsbene
Gregry
Paris
Neti TB A
Ralhti Macaay
James Wyper
Wyper
Bunowberg Rietriet
Withern
United Bites
United States
Oftorta
Commonwealth
Souin
Dr Gilruth Attacked in Australian House
The report notes Dr. Gilruth faced an attack within parliament as witnesses describe the incident. Statements from Mr Nelson Lab. and Mr Percy Rigrace are cited, with officials detailing security concerns and the reaction of the assembly.
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Dr. Gilruth
Gilruth
Nelson Lab
Mark
Darrel
Néloh
Australia
Percy Rigrace
0 Hour Week in Building Trade Adopted Agreement
A 0 hour week for building trades was adopted after unions approved a proposal. The plan sets double time for any work beyond 40 hours in a single week from Monday through Friday. Penalties apply and cases may be brought to court to resolve disputes arising from excess hours.
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Saul
American Wharf Strike Read by Officials on July Day
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a strike at American Wharf with references to individuals and a large force present. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicate labor action and police or security involvement on a mid year date.
Government proposes lower freight rates for butter season
The government indicated new freight charges based on monthly butter prices, with rates dropping when commercial butter falls below set per pound thresholds. Rates depend on months, with adjustments for cottage butter prices and a two month lag, applying to zones and distances up to 40 miles.
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Ärmnereim
Iinlusive
Minster
Jashi
Ray
Gremin
Aring
Wapplire
Latham Criticized In Parliament Over Resignations
In a Canberra House of Representatives session, Mr Latham faced questions about resignations and implied misconduct. The Sydney newspaper account reports debate on his relation to the Attorney General and Chief Justice, with references to public speculation and political pressure.
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Tue Hoeshin Wah
Genere
Latham
House of Representatives
Une Lang
VMI
Beasley
Jane
Sydney
Frank Gaven
Mr Dames
Lane, Latour
Munter
Appointment of ABC Chairman in Australian board
In Sanbarea on July 4, the Pontuiaier General and House of Representatives appointed chairmen for the Australian Broadcasting Commission. Mr Cleary, described as a wise man of culture and end of business experience, was named alongside another appointee. The government regarded both as eminently unstable for the post, political considerations did not enter the appointment.
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Sanberea
Pontuiaier
Bill
Clearing House Threat and Emergency Measures Discussed
A German curtailing move prompts Germany to adopt new emergency measures including customs tariff amendments and powers for the National Economy Minister to enforce them. The act aligns with debt moratorium actions and counters Britain’s clearing system as a countermeasure.
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Berlin
Caine
Ins Bappled &Aw
Germany
Britain
Man Shot While Sleeping at Kemp's Creek Home
Grover Healey, 44, was shot in bed at his Kemp's Creek residence. A second bullet struck Healey while a family member slept. he was taken to a hospital as police and neighbors respond. The attack occurred late night near Myre Ivens with neighbors and local officials investigating and the West Files mentioned in reports.
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Aden
Australia
Iain Cesta
Manatee Street
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Ormal Ra
Buige
T.belietz Waftey
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Grover Healey
Kemp's Creek
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Healey
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Leiven
Abe Aids
Beaiy
Harola
Myre Ivens
Hessey
Birnley
Uh Dodge
Baizal
Mix Henley
Medley
St. Joseph's Hospital
Qantas Diana Plane Incident Report Delays Flight
In a report from London dated July 3, details describe the Qantas Diana plane incident. Chief pilot Bruin faced an absence of Mitte and weather complicates the flight. The Brat and Brhoune reference training and the ground crew liaise with instructors at Geese for safety review.
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Sere Mumia
Cetenary Air
Jac
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