Ingham Growers Appeal to Sugar Committee for Just Price
Kevin Livingston of the Herbert River Cane Growers Association told the Sugar Industry Committee of Inquiry that sugar producers provide for Australia’s needs and must be encouraged to expand exports. He described growers’ hard work, poor homes, and weather uncertainty, urging a just price to ensure a decent standard of living and protect savings. The committee chair Dr. McCarthy noted sympathy for new settlers and hoped they would receive needed assistance.
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Ingham
Apr
Australia
Herbert River Cane Growers’ Association
Kevin Livingston
Sugar Industry Committee of Inquiry
Livicquisitts
M. E. McCarthy
Abergowrie
Victoria sugar expansion plan and farm development debated
A detailed report discusses expanding the sugar industry in the Victoria area, outlining land needs, a 3900 acre cane farm plan, and infrastructure like water supply and storage. It covers capital costs, labor implications, and regulatory requirements, citing committee recommendations and potential employment impacts.
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Victoria Mill
Rome
Mike Ue
Eimminton
Vickorta
Matton
Segara Ete
Seti
Mack Apand
Victoria
Food price rise in Britain fuels crisis debate
Apr 72. AAP reports Prime Minister Lloyd George faces pressure over rising food costs in London. Government warnings follow claims of brutal price spikes. committees and fiscal measures discussed as ministers seek to ease strain on households.
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London
Swit Lloyd George
Tondon
Britain
Davernmens
Industrial policy debated by growers and committee
Discussion on the financial troubles of growers and the impact of overdrafts and rising costs. Speakers warn of bankruptcies if prices do not rise, arguing the industry must not bankrupt the nation to raise a few points. The committee weighs overseas price stability and market assurances against cost growth.
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Woltenverger
Benkrupt
He Peat
Absigowrie
McCarthy
Mr. Livingston
Ave
Livingston
Tre
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Atomic blast in Nevada marks largest U S test
New York reports the United States detonated its largest thermonuclear device today at Yucca Flat Nevada. Televised coverage showed details as officials confirmed the explosion and related safety measures.
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New York
United States
Yood Flat
Nevada
Taen
Televison
Alee
Brilliant Flash and Radiation Threat Reported
An account describes a brilliant flash and a radiological threat associated with a paratrooper operation. It mentions a city outbreak of destruction and a test or incident involving a bunkered group, with references to the United Press and Army observers. Names and exact details are obscured or garbled.
Ten Year Bond in Sydney Crime Case Ends with Plea
Judge Berne Bernie keeps Bull on bond after Bull pled guilty to charges linked to a long criminal case. The defendant will be released with conditions including payments toward support of his wife and supervision of proper conduct while living with his spouse. The pair spoke privately outside the courtroom as proceedings continued.
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Berne Ned
Saul
Bond
Gwen
Sydney
Sorat
Benie Bernie
Setencs
Berne
Tse Tonkin
Juddis Tonkin Sled
Mes Ball
Alee
Cnutt Aterie
Troops Unharmed Near Las Vegas in Military Maneuvers
Fifteen hundred infantrymen entrenched about four miles from an area near Las Vegas participate in maneuvers. Brigadier General Frank Dora, deputy director of public information for the army, reports no serious injuries, noting a man suffered burns. Early reporters describe the exercise as routine and controlled.
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Las Vegas
Nevada
Frank Dora
Arn
Royal Commission Probes Goulburn Hotel Licenses
In Goulburn the Liquor Royal Commission investigated hotel licensees and police conduct. Testimony linked a Manly publican to cash payments for beer and named Cyril Gard Maloney, with denials about money and beer handling. The panel adjourned to noon for further inquiries after questioning.
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Sydney
Square Royal Commision
Deen Bolle
Manly Publican
Ead
Thomes Kignear
Riverview
Tom Uelye
Cyril Gard
Maloney
Newton Hotel
Manle
John Michael Bratstreet
Malonry
Kingrar
Goul
Coulburn
Goulburn
Justice Maxwell
Tay
Smarrow
Export of Merino Stud Sheep Delegation Pressures Minister
A deputation led by the SAW Breeders Association president urged the Minister for Agriculture Mr J Bickwen tn to allow an experimental export of merino stud sheep. The group sought a five year period and strict supervision to ensure use of breeding stock. The outcome favored a ban and a campaign to educate parliament and the public on the embargo.
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Ansvine
Tonday
J Bickwentn
Yeatesa
Tex
SAW
Ghoup Greeders Association
CL Pstkines
Ehure
Erina
Fate of Two Murderers to Queen
Ambiguous report details an appeal and legal proceedings surrounding two murderers. References to a telegram to the Home Secretary, memoranda, and a postponed decision follow, with mentions of Bevin Burns Gerrard and Liverpool context. Names and precise actions are fragmented but indicate an appeal outcome pending.
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Salicinius
Hime
Albert Gay Bop
Liverpool
Asanes
Ion
Gerrard
Conference of Cane Technologists Ends at Townsville
Townsville hosts a seven day conference on sugar cane research attended by 150 cane technologists. Two general meetings and seven sessions covered sugar in industry, agriculture problems, and development. President’s medal honors Mackay chief chemist WeJS Pr ac a, while officers and committees are announced.
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Townsville
JS Praca
Chemiet
Farreign
Mackay
Farleigh Mil
Erm Renutted
Ting
Clayton
Gerson
Scrmininrative
Pearce
Dave
P. J. Staunton
FB Wright
Agricultural
Megs Row
Mostenmer
Anad
Buracott
Warwick Woman to Contest Mayoralty in City Race
Mrs Geer, first woman candidate for Warwick mayor, announces she will seek office with support from the community. She has long been active in public service, leading state associations and numerous groups.
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Warwick
Weil
Capel Werdion
Seerme
Mayes
W. Kaus
Geer
Sity Im Toe Itor
Tes Paridrulvriy
Ells
Austalia
Counirs Women's Association
Sheety
New Zealand Court of Appeal Tax Bet Foe Jockeys
Wellington April 2 The Privy Council will be asked to intervene as jockeys betting faces tax implications following a Court of Appeal ruling. Joseph Alber Me Yariane and Hastings leading jockeys appeal the decision that tax applies to betting winnings, challenging the Commission's assessment and the higher court's stance on taxation.
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Wellington
Apr
Beuter
Privy ‘Council
Bencaine
New Zealand
Court of Appeal
Joseph Alber
Yariane
Hastings
Nave
Fey Council
Ahe Coie
Chat MacPariene
Sab & Suipreme
Cigs
MacParlans Mucer
Convicts in New Jersey Gaol Surrender
A fragmented report notes convicts in a New Jersey jail surrender amid tense conditions. The text references York, Ar tages Tormune, and a barricade incident, with mention of corporal punishment avoided for a recent detainee.
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New Jersey
Prisoners suffer starvation amid riot conditions in New Jersey dorms
Fragmented account describes prisoners on starvation rations and limited water as guards monitor windows and a dormitory scene. A second story notes barricades and failed communications, while officials discuss control and ongoing tension at a state facility.
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Ube
Reway
New Gersey
Priagh
Front-Om New Planes Back To Front Om New Planes
A confused, garbled report outlines disciplinary actions and court proceedings involving unruly committee members. It mentions heavy armed bands, a crackdown, and a reference to UNG limited yesterday. The passage also recalls past events and a speaker seeking help out of concern for rising unrest.
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NEW
New Brisbane Prudential Building Amid Planned Materials
A fragmented notice describes a planned Brisbane Prudential building project in April, aiming to repurpose materials and allocate funds for construction. It references a site at Avecciarey Bune and notes expected contributions from a contractor and overseer, with emphasis on modernizing the area.
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Brisbane Prudential
Tse
Brisbane
Avecciarey Bune
Semacany
Sip Overman
Amereriats
Avanitewtin
Eddad
Government in Soc Africa Introduces Bill Amid Turmoil
The government unveils a controversial bill granting expanded parliamentary powers while facing opposition. A shadow court system proposal and fears of political manipulation stir debate as critics call for constitutional safeguards and accountability across the legislature.
Strikes Hit Three Sydney Docks Halting Shiping Activity
Sydney workers at three docks stage strikes delaying vessel mobilisations and shipments. Employers consider drastic action amid union claims of fringe workers involvement, with rail and shipyard disruptions affecting several ships and related manufacturing sites.
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Sydney Docks
Gunfire at shed prompts Melbourne police probe
Detectives hunt two gunmen after a shooting near Frederic street and Mediwrick street that wounded a man and damaged a window near a dome.Witnesses describe two men seen fleeing toward Melbourne with a car seen nearby. Police say the attacker fired through a window head level, and fear further violence.
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Jullee
Meltoene
Ariel da
Peter
Allied Council for Japan details not clear in report
The fragmentary text references the Allied Council for Japan and a named chairman Miles Bend amid unclear discussion. No concrete actions, dates, or outcomes are present in the readable lines.
Fragmented OCR note on Pele Brittss destruction
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions Pele Brittss and destruction. Limited readable text implies a report fragment about damage or loss tied to a named person or event, but specifics are unclear. The line repeats and includes stray phrases such as pipe and ered menain.
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