Applications for Sugar Mill Peaks for 1954
Brisbane February 26. A proposal before the Central Cane Prices Board drew an opposing assessment as lacking merit. The hearing discusses a 1954 mill peak set at 52,000 tons, up from 47,500 tons in 1953. Counsel for Mill and Mill Suppliers Committee says a Mackay advocate’s plan to keep non peaking areas at their 1953 peaks has no merit.
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Brisbane
Central Cane Prices Board
H. N. Whitaker
J. Conde
Mackay
Whitaker
Turbulent Market Talks and Sugar Industry Debate
The minutes show Mr Whitebix and Mulgrave figures debating carryover, peak production, and potential refinery closures. Discussion covers stockpiling, price depression, and possible policy moves by committees chaired by Simmonds and Sewngall, aiming for a 904 million peak and 42,000 tons targets amid uncertain demand.
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SW. Sewngall
Plate Creek
Tennis incidents in Australia senior US officials
A chaotic report blends currency and cane boards with Australian sugar policy. US official Mr Alrick Ba describes Cane Board discussions as ongoing and productive, while expressions from Mr Seougal and others reference Central Cane Prices Board, Plane Creek mills, and potential cooperation. Aircraft, sugar, and peak production details mix with wartime aviation notes and South Wales inquiries.
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Alrick
Australie
Mysroseatl
Seougall
Sugar Board
Central Cane Prices Board
Scousall
Queensland
Pswies
Lehane
Amberley
Sycates
Opera Ats
Dakota
Aueplus Sugar
Central
Weex
Ericts
J . Haycen
Shu
Shige
Yasep- Rhona
Suger
Nearstan
Sf Mills
Makin
Hayden
RAAS
RAAF
Bates
Asia Tak Jcomn Rman Tech
Tetr Wines
Decislan
Unis
Unis Tether Ondecs Eye Re ‘the Stockpiling of Sugar|teivad
W. Fuck
Zonas
Nam Richardson
Ayer Committee
San Jarred
Egypt in turmoil as Naguib ousted shifts power
Cairo reports a split between General Naguib and the Revolutionary Council with Lieut Colonel Nasser proclaiming a state of emergency. Damascus quiet as Egypt-Sudan relations strain and Angl0-Egyptian canal base tensions loom. US State Department says Naguib’s fall is unrelated to the Suez dispute.
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Bayet
Daguib Eranned
Caifa
Maser Wand cDmmand
Saguib
Naguib
Jzeret
London
Egypt
Syria
Cairo
Revolutionary Council
D Aid
Damascus
Sirie
Aleppo
Shishakti
Newerstronair
Bera
Wuburtan Villa
Majce Salah
Nn Brond Saat Vey Calra Radio
Prinries
Shen Ragub
Onder Prw
Cainch
Ana Ra
Salem
Sudan
Washington
State Department
Caid
General Naguis
Sues Canal
Spokromenir Penri Saydamsad
Irs
Egypt International Galietes Ana
Britain
Crowds greet Queen on Australian tour in bright day
A large Melbourne crowd thronged streets as the Queen and Duke rode through Sydney Road and Brunswick. Police and motorcycles escorted the royal car, with cheers lasting about twenty minutes. The Royal party then shifted to Melbourne’s landmarks, opening events at Mount Gambier and viewing Blue Lake while receiving civic honors.
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Essendon
Sydney Reed
Brunswick
Wes
Eeradteane
Airpore
Tess Fan Seo
Mount Gambier
Gordon
Adam Livisay Gordon
Toxdas
Melbourne
Solin Australia
Robert Seorge
Bremer
Thames Flayford
Vansingrt Park
Euwe
Ieal Hospital
Mark
Gair Replies to Critics Over Bridge Fabrication Tender
Geir Wan answers critics regarding the New Zealand Labour Government project. The tenderers Deakin and Co along with Svena and Co claim they could not meet delivery dates. They faced uncertainties over steel suppliers and proposed improved schedules to expedite the hard steel bridge construction.
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Geir Wan
Arthor “Padden
Jeeoalang
Labour
Gair Sid
Svena
Deakin and Co
Deakin
Ange
IBMR
Sbe
Beoken Hill” Proprietary Ca
Filment
Meel
Mey
Thia Ee
Hardefein
Gale
Brisbane unrest and police power clash dominates report
Fragmented dispatch describes Brisbane turmoil with police chief claims and a crackdown. Quotes allege the army, government and revolutionary council clash, while a mayor accuses a coup plot and discusses deadly outcomes. The piece links disturbances to political upheaval in Queensland.
Incoherent OCR fragment hints at a public funds issue
The readable portion mentions associates and public funds, possibly tied to a New York or Quebec context, with references to a bride and Provence. Details are fragmented, but the text implies a financial or graft concern connected to a public entity and a named individual.
No Solution in Sight for Subjected States
Fragmented OCR reads as a UK and Soviet context news item with mentions of Europe, Russia, and Labour leader Attlee criticizing rearmament debates and Stalin policy impacts. It notes tensions between nations and internal party divisions over security policies.
Losses of apples by taking Unine wickets for com wil 19 balls
An unclear snippet reports apples losses tied to cricket terminology with ambiguous counts and players named Unine. The fragment mentions wickets and a 19 ball span but lacks coherent context or complete facts for a solid summary.
Wartime malaria control and training in Easter districts
A wartime report describes malaria control work in Easter, Cormand, Sydney with larval surveys, spraying and protective measures. Major Clinton commands training for soldiers and local personnel, including health inspector D.V. Glasgow demonstrating the scheme.
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Easter
Cormand
Sydney
D. VJ
Glasrow
Kks “Cinton
Thie
Wrest
Variace
Eas Ieee Og Laer
Incomplete travel notes hint at Queensland and Alaska tour
Fragmented OCR shows travelers visiting towns, listing Queensland and Alaska, with mentions of teachers, diplomas, and anticipated events. References to Townsville Amateur RC reports, travel to Toowtaville, Calra, and Fremantle era, plus possible dates and education topics.
Staggering Blow Strikes Horticulture Industry
A terse report notes a severe setback to the horticulture sector as industry leaders warn of escalating costs and disrupted supply chains. Dr. Horticulture Director warns that many fees burden plantations seeking recovery amid ongoing market pressures.
Applications to be Merged in Delayed Canberia Proceedings
Fragmentary text describes pending merger applications involving Fen Dabee and others in Canberia with references to a SAE Mose ear in Saee des Rae einae Se ileeng cement, Hod insect plaque, and various procedural notes. It mentions DENBAGS on Astrally ball and several named figures, including Bertie and Sergent, alongside unspecified property, timing, and legal actions.
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Canberia
Saee Des
Ileeng
Trois
Saat
Uae
Seber Weir
Seales
Secon
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Omar
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Mulgreve
Tulgrave
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Surrie
Susat
J McGioan
Kero Biro
H. Tecoen
Zoo
York
Simmonds
Simmond
Australia
Cattle Creek
Cannes
Parouk
Monamimed Nar Mb
Sarouk Sala
Raquib
Ant
Hiss
Fom
Ladydon
Fee
Caro
Gair
Veoseal
Waguib
Amd Cowidawty
Brabane
Macon
Catras
Amd
Meroes
Lpampha Sa
Sraekin
Ong Tower Real Power Penind
Wamdb
Farouk
Waguil
Ford
Feets
Prinee Minaier
Teday
Europe
France
Labour Agere
Attlee
One House
Berm
Jotmion
Lambert
Chiens
Ueuee UR
Towtaville
Calra
Wednesdey
Firisbege
Ieee Gas
Bhs
Raliane
Alaska
Ier Ander Pedenan-liry
Tome
Queensand
Carey
Aaron
Br Raen
Townsville
RC Teporte
Fescocd
Copia
Forte
Lindley
Kong
Dean
Ginuridt
Caiens
PLOOD
ATE
Commonwealth
Industroa
Belobane
Fen
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