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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 31, 1934
Page
5
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London reports an authoritative survey suggests Australia may dominate markets with a 100-35 chop, balancing international supply and demand. US and Canadian reserves could cover deficits. Argentina weather and acreage cuts temper output. European harvests shrink, with Germany and France down. Danubian and Polish crops fall, signaling a broader European surplus risk.
The minister and officials discuss extending the Wheat Board’s term and the pending report from Commissioner Ross. They warn changes may be broad, aiming to define geographic visions for the industry and ensure fair value for producers as government actions loom.
Fragmented OCR text discusses expanding meat exports, Commonwealth policies, and government actions. It mentions Australia New Zealand and references to exports to Botany and Oman. It highlights tensions over trade steps, auctions, and policy reviews amid wartime or historical context.
The article cites William Morris Hughes warning that Britain must maintain a strong defence to deter aggression. It notes Hughes favors an up-to-date air force and modern machines, arguing peace rests on readiness. The piece references statements circulated by the Australia League and critique of pacifist rhetoric.
London telegraph notes The Time correspondent reports on a Nazi project to promote hereditary healthy families through marriage and childbearing. It outlines incentives for couples under twenty and long-term housing entitlements, promising state support after a decade if goals are met.
London July 28 reports a principle agreement on dominion meat exports to the United Kingdom under the 1931-32 basis. The outcome, reached at a center London meeting between British government and dominions high commissioners, aims to implement the principle over the next six months, with formal steps to follow the Ottawa agreement.
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The government outlines plans for a royal jubilee celebration in London and thanksgiving services across the United Kingdom. It notes May 6 as a holiday with services at St Paul’s Cathedral and other cathedrals, and discusses invitations to Dominion leaders to attend in London.
Fragmentary notes on Brisbane wool sales discuss August scheduling, Australian brokers, and industry conditions. References to Melbourne council positions, German and Japanese buyers, and uncertain futures for Queensland producers reflect a tense, unsettled market landscape.
A纪 fragmentary report notes the unveiling of a Marsden monument and recalls Samuel Marsden born 1763 in Parramatta and later linked to Cambridge Oxbridge education. The article traces his influence from Willianerloes to New Zealand and 提 mentions disputes with magistracy and involvement in early colonial affairs.
In Rockhampton July, Edward Daley aged 17 pleaded guilty in Police Court to unlawfully wounding his mother Attie Daley. He attacked her with a knife during a domestic dispute at home, menaced her with further harm, and was ordered to enter into a 90 pound bond to keep the peace for six months.
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A meeting of the Australian Farmers and Craa iere Association discussed protests against a proposal to offer 13 000 bales at upcoming wood sales. They urged limiting to 10 000 bales and proposed withholding wool equal to German purchases last year, about 400 000 leases, to stabilize prices amid fears of market recklessness. Government action on breeding stock and export stabilization was also noted.
The Belgian king presided at a Ypres ceremony praising prosperity for the town. Leopold unveiled statues honoring King Albert and Queen Moisabella, with a guard of honour provided by the Brust Legion at Monin.
Berlin reports that foreign payment restrictions and counter-measures have created a serious situation. The Times notes Britain’s spinners urged a committee to approach authorities to secure British currency needed for outstanding debts amounting to 1.5 million. Negotiations continue.
London reports a complex golf programme as Daphne married Mx Citude 4s Bertisses in Paris. Australia plans a tour starting October 1 with a Queensland amateur match in November and events in Sydney Melbourne and Perth. The Melbourne Centenary champion opens November 15 against Western Australia, continuing to November 24 with rifle events surrounding the golf schedule.
Messrs Ak Bh Ae El Fart Ee Ee Aces and other local names are listed among valued services and honours. Madame Tran widow of Merahe Loeutey is named in a royal call alongside Mr R A Tarrant departing for Queensland to teach agriculture. Sir Hubert Wilkins to arrive in Adelaide and hopes to sail to New Zealand with Mr Upcotn Eliaworth.
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