Babinda Central Sugar Mill reviews 1951 season and costs
At a special shareholders meeting in Babinda the chairman Mr W M Simmonds outlined 1951 season results. He said the board would pay growers 3 shillings per ton in anticipation of a January 1952 Sugar Board advance of £2 2s per ton, from which penalties and trading costs would be deducted. The discussion covered labour, pests, costs, harvesting committee issues, and CCS value declines, with plans for a growers committee meeting and further farmer-miller input.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babinda Central Sugar Mill Co. Ltd
W. M. Simmonds
Lyric Theatre
Babinda
Sugar Board
C.c.s
Wade
Sone
Miyself
Labour Wien
Mr. Collins
Anii
Sydney Strike Talks Fail To Break Broadcasting Labor Standoff
In Sydney on December 11 the Radio Operators Association and the Union of Radio Employees reached a stalemate over an ongoing dispute between Australia and the United States. The Commission warned of possible private site operations if no agreement is reached, while workers threatened further action pending federal intervention.
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Aydney
Radia Epersiare
Betwrnn
Australia
Bea
Aprire Sarini
Eadie Employees Institute of Astralia
Sydney
La-Day
Austral
Heer
Adhd
Opeidad
Ffi Stuwa
GTC
L McGowan
Umi
OTC
Lad Ao Wien
Ue Tn
Neversity
Iaiite
Matey
Jothers
Sugar Cane Harvest Strains Labour and Output in 1850s
A fragmented report describes sugar production pressures during the harvest season. It notes heavy labor demands, long crushing hours, and fluctuating supply due to worker shortages, with figures on crushed cane, exportable sugar and seasonal factors impacting mills and districts.
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Lee
Cuncernea
Bae Impure
Lin
Jauner
Nouin Mulkeat
Sani Agime
Gan
Finance Of Loan Works By Bank Overdraft
Brisbane December 21 Local authorities were authorised by the State Government to finance loan work temporarily by bank overdraft to overcome financial difficulties. The move will save hundreds of employees from dismissal and allow essential development electricity water and sewerage schemes to continue for now. Authorities expect to operate until year end or until new loan allotments arrive in 1952 if funds are approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Local authorities seek U S aid amid Soviet threat notes
Washington warned the United States to back anti communist regimes as delegations argued over the Mutal Security Act and economic aid while local councils seek overdraft approval and short term loans to meet imagined demands.
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Apalicamen
Manfeld
Mustraian
Buseau
Russia
Poland
Byero-Raschs
United Naivore
Russia Charges Rejected by United States at U N
Paris dispatch says the United States urged the United Nations Political Commission to reject Russia charges. The report notes a formal request and broad involvement by European and American diplomats amid ongoing tensions.
New Queensland Barristers Admitted to Queensland Bar
The record shows 11 barristers admitted to the Queensland Bar at a ceremony in Brisbane on December 3, 1981. Presiding were Justices Manuela GPS, Matthews, and Meek. notable new entrants include Francis Brennan and John Murtagh Macrennan. The Chief Justice extended seasonal greetings to the profession.
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Brisbane
Dee
Queensand
Hay
Manuela Gps
Juatice Matthews
Meek
Vincent Same
Redan
Ne 9
TC Obueme WO
Ileal
Australia to win challenge round in Stockholm
Gunners Captain Galin of the Davie Cup team predicted a 3 2 victory for Australia over the United States in the challenge round. He cited Frank Sedoman and Detted McCreser’s singles wins as key, while Jack Kramer and Johanman Fle provided strong support.
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New York
Gunner Galin
Torston Johemison
Beacheied
Australia
Stockhjolm
Yohasusem
Amer Raul Lake Ie
McCreser
United States
Jack Kramer
Ie Johanman
Fle
Clarification Of 1949 Sugar Agreement Reached
London reports Britain and Commonwealth sugar producers led by Australia have agreed on clarifications to the 1949 sugar agreement. The British draft satisfied producers only partially and is expected for signing soon as details are finalized for a ten day period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Press
Britain
Austalia
Sua
Australia
Delegates to Meet Minister Amid Global Delegation Talks
An international gathering discusses regional cooperation and new proposals. Delegates from Britain, Korea, and Australia meet a minister to review entry stances and collective security measures amid evolving geopolitical tensions.
Hidden Tomb Report Claims Apostles Peter Evidence Unearthed
A Vatican report summarizes a search for Apostle Peter’s tomb dated to earlier centuries. It discusses an altar site, a large green stone, and a damaged tomb scene at the basilica with details about relics and royal connections. The report notes walls and cement changes and mentions a ceremonial papal presentation.
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Peter
Ine Basilica
Pope Toscay
Watyran
Ainty Renner
Pepart Dewesind
Pius Aburriy
Zaire
Beawesticbaae
Challenge to Japan in Cold War tensions cited by Dulles
Disjointed summary of Cold War era remarks referencing Japan and communism. Mentions Dulles and U S State Department signals, defense gains and Japan’s reluctance amid shifts in international posture.
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Japan
Torio
Reuters
Dutin
Dulles
American State Department
Iba
Tapsa
Lemiers
Red Guilty of Contempt Tailed Five-Year Gaol Term
A garbled report notes a party line dispute and a prison sentence for contempt. It references Communists, federal contempt, and a five year term, mentioning New York, July dates, and political tension. Confused text mentions Hall, a secretary, and a government overthrow theme.
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York Dee
Communist Party
Uultp
Ain
Viokeah Hallow
Ohio
Fee
British soldiers flee amid ancient ruins and walls
In London reports note British soldiers fleeing near an ancient site with walls and remains. Observers describe a tense scene as retreating troops moved through a constrained area surrounded by ruins and a superimposed ground-level war impression.
US tennis official denies reports amid confusion over events
A U S tennis official rejected reports about a dispute involving Kingman and others. He stated that statements about bans or suspensions were not true and that he plans to compete in upcoming championships, reiterating support for American players.
Japan weighs marine force option amid regional tensions
A fragmented report indicates Japan is considering bolstering its marine capability as part of a broader defense discussion. Officials weigh strategic benefits and regional security implications while domestic and allied voices press for cautious policy moves.
San Domenico Sale Details From City Auction
Partial OCR reads describe a public sale of asset holdings with names such as Gowen and Carroll involved. The fragment mentions line items and prices, noting a May sale date and prime buyers. Further readable items reference a “svemey” or “Five sale” and quantities, but the text is garbled.
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Svemey, Dee
Enincie Aly
Fey
Tyna
Sviciog
Arated
Krarac
Gowen
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