Sugar Embargo Debate Highlights Queensland's Industry
Prime Minister Bruce defends sugar embargo as vital to North Queensland and White Australia policy. He cites wartime needs, road projects, and sugar’s broader impact on industry, wealth, and regional population. He recalls past embargo decisions, price stabilisation, and Australia’s favorable sugar costs compared with Britain and Europe.
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M. Bruce
Queensland
Austria
Bruce
Mimi
Commonwealth
Wits
Australia
Addister
Agaan Iit
Cairns
Thursday Island
Industeriered
Shure Gould
Ons
Ime
Wed Runing Shipp Og
Ane
Minw Sagan O
Towneville
Sarina
Apa
Antry
Prince
Aimee
Nustrala
Queen
Qhwensland
Australe
Imperia
Tin
Nepeune
Nest Australia
Britam
Angar
France
Raly
Britain
America
Canada
Austral
Garding
Efficiency Keynote Amid North Queensland Debate
The speaker urged government focus on efficiency in the sugar industry, resisting outside influence and promising strict controls. He highlighted potential power from by products and a proposed celutex factory, warning against overproduction and the need for district welfare. Applause followed.
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Bruce
Queensland
Mr Draper Sees Hope in Cairns Prosperity Policy
Mr A J Draper, Cairns Chamber of Commerce president, urged reliance on sound government and national policies to secure local prosperity. He praised the government’s breadth of vision and expected Bruce and Cabinet support to advance Barron Falls and regional industry development, stressing health and contentment as keys to progress.
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A. J. Draper
Cairns
China
Ieee
Australia
Hruce
Orthy
Mison
Gepp
Barron Falls
Lausanne Gathering Opens Faith and Order Conference
In Lausanne on August 5 a thousand clergy and officials led a procession to the Lausanne Cathedral and Rumine Palace for the Faith and Order Conference. Ninety national circles were represented, with the Roman Catholic Church the sole Christian religion shown. the aim is closer unity within Christianity amid memory of its dream.
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Lausanne
Rumine Palace
Wnre
St Monica Building Fund Soiree Aids Bazaar a Bright Night
In Hibernian Hall last night promoters of St Monica Church Building Fund staged a social to raise funds for the Sweet Stall and Valais Consant stalls. The hall hosted card games, decorations of palms and colors, and Mrs Amies’s Orchestra performed. Prizes were awarded in a novelty dance won by Missagon McAuliffe and Mr Ryan.
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Hibernian Hall
The
Children of Mary
C.V.M.S
St. Monica's Church
Prince of Wales broadcast planned for Peace Bridge ceremony
Montreal reports WOT Schenectady will broadcast the voice of the Prince of Wales to the British Empire via short wave during the International Peace Bridge dedication. Australia Africa and Britain are expected to hear the program with reception noted in major centers.
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Montreal
Schenectady
WOT
Prince of Wales
British Empire
International Peace Bridge
Niggara
Australia
Africa
Britain
Aers
Innisfail court probes shooting of strike picket Hynes
Testimony from Sub-Inspector Meldon and witnesses recaps a wounding near Currajah railway siding during a strike at Wangan. Statements identify Warnecke firing ten rounds and another man firing two shots as police question motives and delays in pursuing the shooter.
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J. Ho
Currajah
Mielliow
Warneke
Warneler
Meldon
Lietoetiwes
Kerimcal
Cattell
Slies
Warnecke
Aoman
Jack Hy
Hynes
Van
Jack Hynes
Hiynes
Neeke
Winess
Bean
Mick Gaunder
Signe
Stevie
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