Enid Marx Royal Designer for Industry
Enid Marx, one of three textile designers named Royal Designers for Industry by the Royal Society, advocates modern idiom in design. She plans textiles for Uber British Industries Fair 1962, brings twenty years of hand block printing, and contributed to utility furnishings and other media.
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Royal Society of Arte
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Mim Marz
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Miss Marz
Board of Trade
London
Miss Marx
Shortage of Sulphur Throttle World Supply in 1951
Readable text reports a severe sulfur shortage in 1951 driven by soaring free world demand. It cites prewar production around 7.75 million tons, currently over 12 million tons estimated, with plans for new sources and projects that could add millions more. It notes U.S. and European consumption, export controls, and ambitious future developments including underwater and continental projects.
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Mieron Nllury
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Mutlan
Trainer Disqualified Two Years in Melbourne Doping Case
The WBC blocked a licensed trainer for two years amid a doping allegation involving Zustur at Caulfield on January 12. Davis and Mackie were cleared, but Hiatus faced disqualification affecting Hawthorn’s Murdie fest prize. Cardinal Colour leads Pairy Fable with Uagott challenging.
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Zustur
Caulfield
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FE Davis
Mackie Capers
Hintux
Etca
Sugar pact with U K ratified amid global sulfur outlook
Canberra reports Australia will ratify a London sugar agreement with the United Kingdom and Australian industry. Projects worldwide aim to lift sulfur output in United States Canada Mexico Spain Italy Britain Norway Africa and Asia. Prospecting climbs Kilimanjaro and the Andes reveal potential deposits amid supply delays and bacteria concerns.
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Canada
Mexico
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Spain
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Africa
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Artists seek global council to defend freedom and pay
UNESCO will host an international conference in Venice next September. Delegates from theatre, music and architecture groups will propose forming an International Association of Plastic Arts and later an International Council of Arts and Letters. The meeting aims to tackle artistic freedom and economic conditions, with discussions on contracts publishing rights censorship and distribution.
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International Music Council
International Union of Architects
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Association of Plastic Arts
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U.E. Sco
Fire destroys Mackay area home and belongings
A house 19 miles from Mackay was totally destroyed by fire today. Owners Mr and Mrs T. Crouch escaped with little clothing as the fire, likely from a refrigerator explosion, burned the home. Insurance valued at £500 with items totaling about £308 lost. a small Pomeranian dog perished in the blaze.
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Mango Planting Time and Seedling Care Tips
Guidance on fresh seed handling for mangoes, planting in sand with edge downward, leaf mulch coverage, and expected growth. Early shoots may emerge from each seed, with thinning advised as plants develop. Seedling care includes shading needs, transplant timing, and selecting vigorous, healthy growth for final planting.
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Mary
Deee Reid
Lion's Tail plant profile and growing tips
Leonotus or Lion's Tail is a climate shrub reaching about six feet with clusters of bright orange flowers on terminal spikes. It is propagated by cuttings in spring and summer, grows vigorously in fertile garden soil in an open site, and requires regular heavy pruning in winter to maintain vigor and height. The flowers shine with orange scarlet hues across a long spring to summer season.
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Passion fruit setting under tropic conditions and pollination issues
The article notes passion fruit crops are irregular under tropical heat and dry weather. Hand pollination is often needed but unreliable due to weak insect attraction, stigma pollen transfer challenges, and pollen absence in heat. Pollination success varies with fruit age and weather, affecting yields.
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