Reasons for New Import Restriction Policy
Canberra March 10 The Federal Government announced a broad import licensing system to prevent international insolvency and ensure Australia can pay for its imports Prime Minister R G Menzies said the policy would greatly cut imports extending controls from the US and Japan to all countries including Britain He denied sudden action and noted Cabinet decided last Thursday after days of consideration to avoid peak money shortfalls.
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Must Pay For Our Imports Prepare For Wartime Strains
A lengthy wartime policy briefing discusses Australia’s import dependence and planned measures to curb imports. It cites wool price declines, shifting balances, and potential inflation controls aimed at preserving national income and household living standards.
Sugar mill duplication plan eyed by commission
The commission urged duplicating the Tully sugar mill at an estimated 1 900 000 cost to boost production over the next quarter century. It forecast a 15 percent rise in output but warned initial funding would need loans and potential legislation. If new mill proves uneconomic by 1962 to 1973, the Macknade mill should be duplicated.
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Unemployment Fears Rise Amid Trade Toll In UK
London reports March 10 with bleak outlooks on unemployment as textiles face cuts and trade demand shrinks. The Times notes world confidence hinges on the Australian pound while the Daily Telegraph flags reduced demand and industrial strain across Britain and potential shifts in Commonwealth policy.
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NZ Shipment Delayed Ties North America Route
Auckland March report says an experimental shipment of 5000 tons of New Zealand meat to North America was postponed due to delays in arrival of two refrigerated ships. The Beat Producers Board chief cites timing with America’s spring lamb and domestic arrivals as reason, delaying plans that aimed to fund sterling support.
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France Remembers Amidst Intimidation Threats Chronicle
A garbled dispatch from Paris reports intimidation and threats linked to a Communist commemoration. It references Allied stance and potential cooperation amid unrest, with unclear names and dates due to text corruption.
Threat to Australia Reds Attack Indo China Invasion Talk
An interview in US News and World Report cites a Chinese Communist invasion scenario against Indo China and Australia. The interviewee favors arming anti Communist forces in Indo China and opposing China while avoiding offense to Britain, including possible war plans and air base disruption in Manchuria.
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Diversion in shell market and price drop reported
The article notes a decline in shell production and prices along the Queensland coast. Divers consider the downturn significant as shell markets wobble with lower bids from American buyers and local stock being sold. PMID: None.
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Men Walk Off Ships in Sydney Labor Walkout
About 180 seamen walked off several ships in Sydney after orders from the Waterside Workers' Federation and the Stevedoring Industry Board. They were told to report back to their vessels, with no immediate penalties for today’s action. The stoppage involved five gangs and followed a broader federation push related to the golden jubilee sports events.
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Expansion plans of sugar industry curbed in Brisbane
Brisbane reports sugar producers have curtailed expansion plans as restrictions demand a 40 percent cut in extraction or refining. Mr. E. Evans noted the Minister for Trade and Customs Senator N. O'Sullivan recognizes the need for expansion in milling, signaling limited relief.
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Sugar production decline cited by Mr Gyane
Mr Gyane, chairman of the Parliament Co-operative Sugar Mill board and active member of the Australian Sugar Producers Association, says production has fallen due to unrest and external pressures, with imports increasing as a result.
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Surprise strike and trade tensions hit sugar refining
Unrest suspends rail operations as Australian workers join a broader strike amid government import restriction debates. Officials warned machinery for refining could impede sugar industry expansion while unions press for wage and rule concessions. Army control and potential action loom as transport stalls spread.
British Budget Speech to be Delivered in Commons
A London report outlines the arrival of Britain’s budget plan to be detailed in the House of Commons. The speech promises a controversial fiscal package, its third phase of a broader austerity plan, aiming to free funds from taxpayers and promote perceived fairer measures amid widespread spending cuts.
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Fat Commonwealth Doe: Unclear Identification On Future Mission
Fragmented text references Fat Commonwealth, Kerm Tieconasre, and restrictions on a future mission. Content is garbled with multiple misspellings and lacks coherent events or names to form a clear summary.
Thousands in Tribal London aid rush amid unrest
In London a chaotic scene unfolded as thousands gathered for a commotion linked to a New World African town festival. Police detained several individuals after fights erupted between factions named Rus sine and Beaute. A third incident paused a march as armed officers kept crowds calm and the event proceeded into the evening.
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Fatima Photographs Debunked By Vatican Reports
A Portuguese newspaper, with claimed images of the Virgin Mary at Fatima, asserts the sun appeared and Mary ascended to heaven on multiple occasions. The Vatican and experts dispute the authenticity, labeling the photos as false and noting the paper received the images from a star trader.
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Bevan Groups Push Policy Clash in London
Fragmentary OCR shows Bevan group discussions in London about Labour policy under Attlee’s Conservatives, urging unity or risk of fracture. Mentions leaders Mr Alice, Mr Attlee, and criticism of delaying policy while tensions rise amid party divisions and potential elections.
Dangerous Belief in Sword Alone Prompts War Talk
Fragmented remarks from Washington describe a dangerous belief that victory depends on “the sword alone.” The speaker warns Communism remains a threat and urges remaining vigilant, traveling forward, and seeking peace through strength in the face of Soviet power.
Federal credit policy easing to aid Australian imports
Canberra reports plans to ease Commonwealth credit policy to boost prostration in Australia and offset import restrictions. Government aims to accelerate essential undertakings and modify land tax to ease burden on farmers. Cabinet to meet to discuss increasing domestic consumption as import flow narrows by late April or May.
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Government debates taxes and imports impact on production
Cabinet discusses credit policy focusing on primary production and farming equipment, while plans aim to reduce import demand and bolster domestic supply. Government data shows tax relief and a phased import license approach for petroleum products to support local industries.
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Advice to Unporters in Brisbane Sees Import Inquiry
A Brisbane report outlines government pressure to curb unported goods with a forthcoming license regime. Officials warn that noncompliance could trigger penalties, while authorities stress there is no panic buying and that import controls aim to stabilize trade amid a looming inquiry and policy shifts from the General Government.
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Determined No Price Control Moves From Sydney
Sydney reports the Prices Minister will consult the state cabinet tonight on price controls amid federal government statements. The move aims to avoid reissuing controls as the nation weighs policy.
North Sea storms claim ships and crew in peril
A North Sea disaster unfolds as German freighter with 16 aboard is reported missing after storms between the Orkneys and Norway. Survivors report improvised life boats while rescue efforts by air and sea fail to locate the vessel or its crew, with several ships and lifeboats involved and ongoing searches continuing.
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New Method Aims to Improve Uranium Extraction
A new method in New York seeks to enhance harvesting of ore by detecting deposits with a device inside a four inch cylinder. The army commission reviewed the approach, noting the device surfaced a sample and surfaced a text. The commission hopes the office will be improved to avoid needing obelisks from test holes during explorations for uranium.
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Market strain impacts technology sector in Sydney rally
Sydney reports show shortages heightening costs as investors watch for improved supply. Dealers note some gains in retail shares while tech equities lag amid broad market uncertainty. Traders expect relief if supply chains stabilize and demand broadens.
Staty to Handle Lixexias Canberra
Mar 18 The Minister for Customs Senator N O D Sullivan announced steps to address seats and allocations. The brief note cites Knowledas and specific entices as part of the unidentified policy action.
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