Penny more for butter pay to producers urged
A government inquiry into dairy costs argues for higher producer prices under a centralisation plan covering four states. The cost analysis suggests annual dairy costs could rise to about £71,000, with scheme equalisation and transport pricing debated as producers seek fair returns amid fluctuating input costs.
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New South
Vries
Guesnstand
Victoria
Ianney
Tasmania
Pryaga
Nm Ferhamelmars Connery
Conela
Ingta Bayster
Sh Tar Gutier
Man Anton
Ganaidéring
Cadteal
Loouen
Daieymen
Augiessien Econateis
City Wives Invited To Try Life On The Farm
In a discussion among Cantry Women's Association branches and the Housewives Association, Mrs. Eleazar Glans of Syranny notes limited farm knowledge. Mrs. Allen urges inviting wives to experience farm life, citing dairy work, wages, and conditions for farm families.
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Toba Allea
Lismore
Cantry Women's Association
Eleazar Glanstross
Housewives” Associaton
Greek Gift to Defence Proposed by Avatralia Residents
A Greek community in Avatralia offered a defence aircraft to the Commonwealth Government as a moral gesture. The request was forwarded to Prime Minister Lynne through AY Enecas, news editor of the Time Creek National Tribune, amid mixed reactions and personal anniversary reflections from the proposer.
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Canberra
Avatralia
Lynne
Lyone
Enecas
Ume Creek
Aucenlia
Mackay
Lownsvile
S. Baeyrenee
MayeKay Phos
Computriots
Enatrman
Alt
Angin
Roy
Uae
Australia
Country Party Members Reverses Vote on Health Bill
Three of four Country Party MPs who opposed the Government on a health and pension bill machine motion switched sides in the House, giving the Ministry a seven vote majority. The reversal signals reduced opposition as the measure proceeds to the committee.
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Canberra
Country Party
House of Representatives
Gancy
Eth Clan
Tang Ie
Hunihe
Sagiel
Prion ‘anerSone
Lien
Wales
Meniers
Cies
Casey Teenigh
Walzyones
Nici Hens
Ine
Lawler
Oowastiien Ite
fMie
Prowse
Br. Crin
Ehrmany
BSE
Curtin
Cheey
Itm
Why Lord Hawke Will Not Attend Test Match
A garbled account reports Lord Hawke declining to attend the first Test between Australia and England. It notes the political and organizational pressures, mentions the Commonwest government and the MCC team, and records questions from London and telephone operators about his absence.
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Lord Hawke
Tyone
Lord Hawky
Shane Tung
Leverteket Clilag
Australia
England
Elgrave Quate
Everseas
Raton
Hawke's
Erie
Padre Ogeer
London
Joona
Price of gold in London and currency shifts
The report notes London gold prices on Tuesday at 10, with bullion valued at about 4.047 and francs around 178, while prior quotations show fluctuations in the franc and associated markets. The snippet references Wobekians and fluctuating exchange rates affecting precious metals.
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London
Queen’s Cold Acknowledged Amid Royal Sign of Illness
A brief London dispatch notes the Queen’s cold was officially announced during a period spanning June 1 to 10. The report suggests the monarch may be fusing with public appearances amid the chilly condition, reflecting cautious royal schedule management.
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London
Daily Features Note From Blurred Page
Fragmentary OCR item mentions names and phrases like Aveanto, Neve Bon Draught, Bald Crit, Cailleinen, Waker, and Ashanti. The readable text is sparse and scattered with unclear context, offering no coherent event or report to summarize into a full article.
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Cailleinen
Untidy fragment hints at travel and film themes
An incomplete OCR fragment mentions Richard Teuber, a defeat, London, Naplon shore, Australia, and a film context with towing. Details are unclear. no coherent event or outcome is established.
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Richard Teuber
Lane Newlors
London
Australia
NSW Doctors Poll Rejects National Pension Measure
Sydney report on a New South Wales branch poll of the British Medical Association showing 97 percent voting against a fee related to the National Health and Pensions Bill. The vote tallied with members claiming they would accept no per cent increase, while details of the tally and future steps remained to be announced.
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N.S.W
Sydney
Yesttay
New South Wanes
Nahlonel Henland
Iin
Wes
Nino
Bern
Heather
Don Talks By Phone To Brisbane On Bradman Cheer
TheCourier Mail reports Bradman, upbeat and confident, expects to be fit for at least a modest 200 for the first Test at Nottingham. His injured back no longer worries him, and he answers questions with ease, maintaining a straight bat.
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Ala Fleming
Bradman
Mall
Ree
Courier ‘Mail
Teast
Nottingham
Fragmented Cricketers Hear Radio Clash Amid London Test
A garbled sports row recalls a chaotic cricket scene with Bradman mentioned, a rattling camel, and radio chatter from a London match. Tense dialogue hints at onfield tensions, crowd noises, and the unsettled score as players dodge interruptions and fans await clarity.
On The Defensive 4 and the Eaghish team prospects
Fragmentary notes mention cricket interest with fans and players like Bradman. The garbled text references wickets and a day before a match, plus discussions among friends about a player named Militsa and a new bat.
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Eaghish
Bradman
Humsele
Tarmginder
Pete Puse
Mansiess
Ready For Fray Review Mixed With Confusing Phrases
A garbled OCR style fragment discusses team dynamics and possible fan reactions. It mentions Bradman and players in a unclear context, referencing games or events with uncertain names and outcomes. No clear dates, places, or concrete facts emerge.
Hardstaff Out Of Test As Antralion Aered Prest On London
An early report states Hardstaff of England is ruled out of the test with a knee injury. C G Macartney, famed Australian batsman, predicts Australia to win the first Test while Patsy Hendren, a renowned Irish cricketer, agrees that the wicket is difficult and England should win.
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Hardstaff
Watts
C. G. Macartney
Australia
Patsy" Hendren
Macartney
England
Von Luckner Lectures Spark Sydney Melbourne Controversy
A fragmentary report notes von Luckner cancelling plans to visit Brisbane and facing uncertain changes to his Sydney Melbourne lectures. Details mention a Brisbane club event with potential free tickets and a later appearance in Melbourne being debated, with questions about reception and scheduling.
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Oune von Luckner
Sydney
Melbourne
Brisbane
Globke
Indu
Brishane
Luphier
Sydney Town
Sonda Gish
von Bueknerwan
Mielbourne
ne'Metbaurne Wise
Two Youths Die In Mountain Road Crash Near Melbourne
Two youths Edwin Leh tena 16 and Samos tesa 1 of Beylwater arse were killed when struck by a motorist on the Wuntai road near Bayswater railway station about 18 miles from Methonene. The accident occurred late at night. police investigated at the Water Station.
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Welbourne
Weuntai
Nhur Bayswatur
Methonene
Pythce
Tnselig
Edwin
Leh Tena
Samos Tesa
Beylwater
Bombs On Red Cross Ravage Canton Front
Reports from Canton detail air raids by Japanese planes over nine days with thousands fed or injured. A dawn strike hit essential districts as authorities and foreign press note increased Japanese efforts and Chinese resistance.
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Sampans
Canton
Pearl River Bridge
China
Oreas
Watic
Trask
Jet
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