Existing wage rates to be considered
At the Queensland Cane Growers Association annual conference in Brisbane, it was decided that all existing wage rates be brought into consideration when the council studies its next arbitration claim due to rising industry costs. The motion was moved by P. Sayers of Pioneer and R. J. Gray of Kalamia and carried unanimously.
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Brisbane
Mar
Queensland Cane Growers’ Association
Mesars
P. Sayers
Pioneer
R. J. Gray
Savers
Fragmented Weathered Text on Cane Cutting Court Case
A garbled OCR passage discusses a cane cutting case involving wages, machine costs, and compensation. It references a council decision approving an award, with mentions of hand cutting cane, equipment, and payments. No clear names, dates, or locations are reliably legible.
Burdekin farmers seek cure for ratun disease in velvet bean
Debate at the agricultural bureau discusses velvet bean disease affecting cane and cowpea crops. Mr King and Mr Vallance explain varietal trials, water and soil factors, copper control, and potential remedies, with farmers seeking guidance on managing the outbreak and preventing spread.
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J. Barnes
Curae
Funston
King
Vallance
Hay
America
Ronan
Gerg
King Peplied
Bowman
King Eaid
W. M. Fergogon
Gmt
Mackay
Bursa
Burdey
A BC Andere
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Peeraberg
Tay Lolz
Tiny Ted
Ian Femaoa
Change of policy by America shapes Middle East stance
Washington March 1 Abinkenhower administration shifts toward greater Arab support while reducing aid to Israel to counter Soviet pressure. Officials say policy aims to secure western bloc unity and global defense strategy in the Middle East amid regional tensions and Suez considerations.
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Aera
Joiaia
Bistes
Israel
Jewish Republic
Congress
Ne “Westly
Impo
Ruperior F
Bevin
Biechot
Sergesn
W. L. Hocken
Brisane
Anit
Sergeam
Windsor
Sydney
Westing
Veal
Suez Canal
Weil
Middle East
Halliday convicted of wilful murder in Southport taxi death
Arthur Ernest Halliday was sentenced to life imprisonment with hard labour after a Brisbane jury in the Criminal Court found him guilty of wilfully murdering Athol McCowan, a 26 year old taxi driver, at Currumbin near Southport last May. Justice Stanley commented on the verdict, calling imputations unwarranted.
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Brisbane
Mar
Arthur Ernest Halsea
Criminal Court
Halliday
Athol McCowan
Driver
Currumbin
Southport
Stanley
Import ban figures and trial focus in Australian case
The report details a courtroom scene in Canberra with witnesses and officials discussing import controls and economic impact. It notes Crown and defence arguments, police conduct questions, and references to Halliday and others connected to agricultural and shipping matters. The testimony covers evidence on market effects, pricing, and regulatory actions.
Vessels collide near Foromamns in canal incident
Report from Queensland Cane Growers Council meeting notes severe vessel collision near Foromamns. Officials discuss sending representatives to international cores Setboud ely and agreeing on next steps. Observers reference Daley and 17.06-ton Preach Goer in context of the incident.
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Queensland
Cane Growers Council
Ely
Toeid
Daley Eheragh
Reida
Confidence in Eighth Army in Seoul Report
An undated dispatch quotes General Tassor praising the Eighth Army in Seoul. He says the multienet United States Army can withstand assault and that the army holds the strongest entrenched position since the war began. He cautions the enemy will not prevail quickly and victory will take time.
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Seoul
Mashwylbroatuy
United States
Taleine
Tassor
Rights to re arm Japanese leader contentions raised
TOMIO Mar 1 via AAP reports former Prime minister candidate Hirosi Ashida argues Japan retains equal right to re arm despite wartime defeat. He cites constitutional revision drafts and support from other lawmakers for a more assertive military role, while debate centers on pacifist limits and defense needs.
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Tomio
Hirosi Ashida
Hat
Fajino
Laportast
Sunamort de Brmlacu
Japan
Invasion Experts Report From New York
An AP dispatch from New York describes experts discussing modern warfare tactics and historical parallels to World War II. The piece notes military doctrine, naval demonstrations, and implications for global security amid rising tensions.
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New York
European Army Dilemma Amid French Political Shakeup
Unclear OCR text outlines French leaders debating a European army and treaty protocols. Mentions General Charles De Gaulle and radical premier Mayer, with references to the French Commonwealth and party dynamics shaping a potential defense integration.
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Conn
Paria
Bennefit
Osiapee
Reuters
Charles de Gaulle
Filiy
French Commonwealth
Hene Mayer
Asach Vng
Divided Loyalties in Pandan Toy Store Conflict
Divided loyalties erupt in a two year court struggle over control of the Pandan toy store. A faction led by Exfeh OUen asserts ownership while opposing forces cite dictative influence and mob pressure. The case involves the Communist Party aligned groups and ongoing political pressure surrounding the business.
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Exfeh Ouen
Masmdeq
Shem Torcen
Mol
Torie
Tien Communist Party
Victoria's Easy Win Over West Australia
Reuters reports Victoria secured an easy win over West Australia with a 131 to 138 margin in tense conditions. Demonstrations in Tehran marked by large crowds and police restraint followed a curfew ending as mourners gathered outside parliament square.
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West Australia
Savard Male Bathdeekly
Ig Auebon
Mar
Reuters
Sree
Tenerans
Massadeq
Lear
Teheran
Vapal Tr
Hussiia Patemnis
Industry Talks Planned for Employers and Arch Bishop
A planned industry conference aims to bring together employers and church leaders to discuss reconciliation efforts. The organizers hope the gathering will foster collaboration on social issues and improve workplace relations through dialogue and shared initiatives.
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Wold Am Industry
Wool Estimates in Europe Fall Short in War-Torn Markets
European demand for wool dips as France Italy and other nations resume limited production amid continuing conflict. War disruptions, transportation hurdles, and shifting textile orders reduce hunting output and price outlook remains wary for shorn fleece.
China coast blockade defences critique by Nationalists
A fragmentary Reuters sourced note discusses Chinese coastal blockade defenses and nationalist critiques of naval operations. The report notes alleged technical difficulties in enforcing sieges, claims Chiang Kai-shek ordered port closures, and broader commentary on international maritime tension and communist fears.
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Hong Kong
Reuters
Chiang Xall
Nf Ka Shek
Mainimin
Fate of Persia in the balance amid power struggle
London dispatch reports the fate of Persia hinges on a power struggle between the Shah and Premier Mossadeq. The premier seeks to curb chaos by reshaping the cabinet and asserting authority, as tensions mount over control of the government and foreign influence.
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Persia
London
Mar
Reuter
Mossedeq
Propaganda By Communists London March 1
The general Secretary of Transport and Union leader Mr Arthur Dean discuss Communist Party tactics. He accuses Communists of smidtering with audacity while stressing maintenance at full Taller efficiency and warns Britain must produce more reads for sale.
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London
Transport
Weiser
Borean
Production delays hit early Mayanouh River works
United Press reports stalled Savannah River factory delaying weapons production. Military planners expect operational devices to be ready late in the year. Navy corps graduates already trained in air formations and capable of delivering atomic devices.
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Aiken
South Carolina
Eniwatiie Wioll
United Press
Savannah River
United States Navy
Corps of Atomic Bern
Barchert
South Africans Fight Hard Match Against Cante Vec
South Africans stage a tough contest against Cante Vec in a notable sports clash. The report notes strong defense and competitive play amid a Vatican City event context tied to papal birthday and elevation anniversaries.
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Cante
Short-Term Credit Developments Amid Farm Finances
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Murray
Sqneerea
Perinmany
Pierre Credit
Ainings
Ider
Sauth
Tolmartini
Jelert Corain
Ffs
Coctridar Fund
Soha
Airwyd Shot Dead Balean Player In Protest Pact
A violent incident occurred at the football venue as players and crowds clashed during a protest. Authorities reported a fatal shooting linked to the disturbance, with multiple suspects identified but no arrests announced tonight.
Doncaster Handicap Held Amid Confusing Race Day Reports
Fragmented OCR text outlines a Doncaster Handicap event with scattered names and terms. Mentions Gunner, Rodney, and Yorkshire, plus references to a marker and various unclear participants. The readable content is insufficient for a precise summary of outcomes or participants.
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