By-Products Expansion in Sugar Industry
Agriculture Under-Secretary A F Bell opened the Queensland Sugar Cane Technologists conference in Innisfail urging research into by-products. He said a one per cent increase in sucrose recovery could lift raw sugar income by about a half million pounds and that by-products offer income stability and diversification beyond sugar sales. He noted a large field for research and investment in by-products.
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A. F. Bell
Queensland Society of Sugar Cane Technologists
Innisfail
Tone Ek Ee Eee Lee
Bell
Harvest Confident Outlook For Fortune Queens Land
The report discusses a confident harvest forecast tied to sugar production talks. Authorities aim to regulate production quotas and stabilize prices, with potential benefits and costs spread among workers, dependents, and insurance considerations. The piece notes international context and possible government actions to align with a global market.
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Sirarte
Guarrs
Crvick
Dolerc
Ntr
Collins
Upset in New South Wales Parliament Election of Speaker
The opening day of the New South Wales Parliament featured turmoil during the election of the speaker. Key figures including Vernon and Lamb faced clashes as the opposition redirected tactics. A former Cairns boat builder referenced in the turmoil is noted amid the chaotic scene.
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Nsw
Cairns
Brigrana Mar
Alvores Sre
Bank Sydney
Tne
Spe
Panerace
Denatines Bay
Ated Cabil Junges
Amur
Maing Mit Re
Maser
Mls
Lambemained
Galable
Rae Soliton
Cobalt "Bomb" for Britain Gift From Canada
Canada plans to ship a modern cobalt therapy unit to Britain next summer as a gift honoring Health Minister Paul Martin. Dr C4 MacKenzie, president of Atomic Energy of Canada Limited, described the unit as powerful and nationally funded. The announcement was made in a London House of Commons session and Gloucester event.
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C4 MacKensie
Atomic Energy of
Cansds Limited
Britain
Armer
Pi Usher
Montreal Star
Paul Martin
Oiowa
Gloucester
London
MacKensie
Canada
Immedica
Disputed Remarks Stir UK Commonwealth Policy Talk
Fragmentary transcription shows officials in Australia and the United Kingdom debating government meals and a Commonwealth arrangement. The text references the Premier and Menzies era policies, amid mentions of Geir and other names, with broad remarks about government roles and a chalk rovers plant.
Civil estimates show expenses for coronation in June
The civil estimates disclose expenditure exceeding 1.5 million for the Queen's Coronation ceremonies approved in June. Costs include Westminster Abbey preparations, spectator stands, and royal processional routes. Additional sums are pledged from seat sales and sale of state sites, with allocations to the Admiralty, the Royal Mint, and related offices.
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Britain
Dale
Cyvil
Westminster Abbey
Royal
Admiralty
Bay Marshal's Office
Australian aid offer of surplus wak materials and equipment
The joint statement noted Australian aid and surplus Wak materials and equipment, with discussions on Colombo Plan assistance and regional security. It emphasized that any new security pact among Britain, the United States, France, Australia and New Zealand would require broad consensus and linked to Colombo Plan efforts for Associated States. The ministers acknowledged efforts by French forces and the need for coordinated regional security while noting positions of Australia and the United States against a separate pact.
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IM. Astourneau
Dromore
Australia
United States
Britain
France
New’ Zealand
Savemen
Associated States
Letourne
Estes
Securiy
Federal help unlikely for stockpiling of coal
A letter from the Minister for National President Williams to the Queensland Minister for Mines Riordan contends federal assistance for coal stockpiling is unlikely. A copy of a Spooner letter to Williams is the first intimation the Queensland government has received about federal support or surplus stockpile policies affecting the state.
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Riordan
Senaor
Wiliam Ores
Commonwealth
Reene Rhe Rael
Queensand
Wiliams
Queensdend
Mines
EJ. Riordan
Mines 5
Spooner
Williams
Queensland
Winter incentive payment eyed by dairymen
Dairymen agreed March 1 to introduce a farm incentive payment to raise milk output. The move, backed by the Queensland Dairy M en Organisation, aims to boost milk production by offering a higher rate per gallon. The proposal follows national surveys and will be discussed further at tomorrow's meeting led by Mr OO headin and Mr C H Jame.
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Brishame
Mar
Dairymen
Fain Irvine
Fotner
Fimik
Pasinen
Queensland Deirmene Organisalion
OO. Headin
C.H
Franco Turkish Conference Reviewed Balkan Crisis
In Paris, March 10, Reuters reports Prime Minister Adnan Menderes and Foreign Minister Fikret Tuncer met with French and British officials to discuss the Balkans crisis. They reviewed the crisis and the potential for Arab involvement, focusing on military and diplomatic options and the evolving regional situation.
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London
Reuters
Paris
Balkans
Atta Eat
Adnan
Metersangihe
Sheemeh
Turkey
Tanker Split In Rough Seas Claims Crew Survivors
In New York and Canberra reports, crew members from the tanker Ang were lost at sea after a split in two while adrift. Survivors clung to debris as rescue efforts continued with authorities coordinating search and rescue operations.
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Boat Beck
New York
Canberra
Ang
Wales
Nts
Doubt on Federal Power Over Television Senator Remaree
Melbourne dispatch reviews the Television Bill amid debate on federal reach over broadcasting. Senator Meckenraes urged constitutional limits while recalling wartime power debates, warning broad federal control could undermine states and culture.
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OVEE
Marennas Remaree
Mckenns
Melbourne
Hie
Rdues Dren Nios
Uder
Commonwealth
Werribee
Thrace
Teaevinoa
Uae
Mathese Tenien i
Aroha
Pam
Trans Australia
Airlines
Steyr
Convair
Fern
Greatest Free Air Travel for Ms Aims to Boost Parliamentary Control
Fragmentary OCR text discusses free travel for a Ms and urges stronger parliamentary oversight of government spending. It mentions Governor General, executive actions, savings, investigations, and proposed budgeting for emergencies like floods and fires, with emphasis on controlling expenditures.
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Iary
Gienoat
Cameron
Stex
State election counts show little change in totals
The fragmented report shows minor shifts across parties with Labour and CPI totals fluctuating slightly. Several constituencies report small gains for CPI and Labour while others lag, and final results remain uncertain as postal votes and late returns trickle in.
Fragmentary note on tax and income estimates in 108 Sierra year
A garbled passage discusses a tax agent, income estimates, penalties, and a supposed wartime context. Names and places are unclear, with multiple misspellings and missing terms, yielding an inferred but uncertain historical reference to fiscal impact.
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Tanjayer
Co operative Bank Proposed By Poultry Partners Leader
A Brisbane meeting decides to form the Gueenisland Co operative Societies with March 3 to discuss further. Dairy and poultry co operands could form the nucleus of a cooperative bank with a lending policy. A director, Mr Lindtetapahil, suggests a bank overseen by a Federal Treasurer, referencing the Primary Producers Bank that failed about 20 years ago.
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Irene
Brisbane
Poultry Partners Cooperative
Ht Lindtetapahil
Producecn Bank
Lindalton
Land
Scrimea
Jet
Ioneh
Egypt and Britain clash over evacuation demands
Fragmented OCR text shows an Egyptian demand on Britain with references to evacuation, dates, and unclear names. Content is incomplete and lacks verifiable details to form a clear event summary.
European and British clashes over constitutional path loom
A chaotic report from London describes debate over a six state constitution and the implied EU army plan, with deadlocks in the assembly and direct elections for the lower house. Tensions rise as Anglo-Russian and Sudanian implications spill into Khartoum markets amid warnings of public meeting crackdowns.
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Induscrieline
Tata
Ig Axseeceaneen
al Siewt Posal
Sis
Siartiin
Pariamest
Aufeet Areata
Nena Eerie Agian
General Motors Reports Record Year Earnings and Sales
General Motors Corporation shows a record year with strong earnings and sales led by key brands. The report cites total income near 58.8 billion dollars and a 74 percent rise in revenue from fully assembled vehicle lines.
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REM York
Gen Motors Corporation
Ellen Doulas
Seine
Holoen Vanahall Mia Opel
Tbe Corporation
Tuewiries It
Arta
Asiraha
Manu
Danish fishing vessels and referendum fallout in Australia
AAP report notes government attempts to amend legislation to avoid a referendum on bank actions and the Fisheries issue. References to Prime Minister Menzies, domestic promises, and calls for accountability surface as the public discusses electors and constitutional moves. The piece also mentions unrelated royal and political chatter from Europe and the Middle East, indicating a broad news week.
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Canberra
Mer
RG Menzies
Feilio
Drasin
Imademiente
CAPRO
Mar Tl
AAP
al Ahrain
Era
Farouk
Narr
Lear Iman
Bere
Pender Lam
Bene Ba
Sadee
Narriman
Rciae
Boen
Othona
Egypt
Londor
Disputed railway case viewed with cautious words
Reported court debate on railway guards and shunters disputes as judges weigh language and procedural accuracy. Officials from the Northern Division face questions over responsibility and timing in a case affecting master rates and department actions.
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Brisbane
Mer
Retmary
Wma
Ieduescial Court
B. Dwyer Medag
Ralieny
Purotm
Fiat
Rambalicz
Bea
Tran Especie
Ehane
Adenauer Appeals to France From Bonn in Wartime Fear
West Germany Chancellor Adenauer urged France to drop demands on Eastern territories warning such steps could trigger a global war. The appeal, reported from Bonn, stressed urgent defense unity and warned that Allied positions must avoid renewed conflict as European leaders weigh postwar borders.
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Bonn
West Germany
Kr. Adenauer
France
Anne
Mons
Berve
Amnione Witnen
Belgie
Holland
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