Cane Growers Press for Round Table Over Sugar Price Rise
In Bundaberg on March 18 the Queensland Cane Growers Association urged Premier V C Gair to convene a Commonwealth State conference to reconsider the Cabinet decision raising sugar retail price by 1d per lb. The council would accept the increase only under protest while awaiting talks.
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Bundaberg
Australia
Queensland Cane Growers’ Association
V. C. Gair
Cane Growers’ Council
Parliament Debates Long Service Leave Legislation
The Opposition leader argues to amend a long service leave bill while Government voices warn of industry disruption and rising costs. A court session adjourns as MPs recall past party lines and predict impacts on wages and primary industries.
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Ethdrawrae
Boston
Riley
Somme
Doges
Ie Lemaer
Jona
Sugar Growers Protest and Government Stance Fray
Australian cane growers push back against government sugar policies and price support terms. Officials discuss interim price raises, production incentives, and the impact of world prices on domestic cane buyers and workers.
Chinese Attack and Allied Counter Advances Reported
A United Press dispatch details Chinese forces attacking near the Ta We Punmunjon area of Korea with multiple waves and heavy fighting. Allied units counter attacked after snowstorms, while inflation and industry tensions are noted by observers.
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New York
United Pres
Tokiomp
United Nations
Punmunjon
Korea
Long & Foursiule
Umjim
Mlorear
Prospects of Tax Not Hopeful Says Cabinet Review
A cabinet review warns tax prospects look weak with revenue shortfalls by over 2300 million in 1663. The report notes expected government cutbacks and potential reserve drops as the cause for reduced revenue and possible policy shifts.
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Arours Presicuan
Aude Dorig
Pegeral
Interim Sugar Price Increase Announced by PM Menzies
Canberra report states Prime Minister Menzies announced an intermediate rise in the wholesale sugar price. The change, arranged with State Prices Ministers' Conference chair Finnan, will take effect from Monday. Cabinet also directed four inquiry committees to examine related issues.
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Canberra
RG. Mensies
Chirman
Finnan
Manis
Curnow
Mourilya
Grif Mulgrave
Report on Industry Figures and Cabinet Reaction
A report outlines industry figures and government reactions to policy changes. It notes aides and officials discussing the cabinet denials and the impact on market pricing and the broader sector.
Imports controls debated in Sydney sugar industry report
The Sydney press reports a committee review proposing import controls to rebalance Australia’s economy and protect the sugar industry. Sir Douglas Copeland and the Treasury voice caution about restraining imports while stressing the need to focus on domestic production and currency stability amid global balance concerns.
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Ines
Boerver
Sydney
Cns
Perman
Hare Crestilly
Douglas Cop
Amin
Dougas
Monwealth
Thamiber
Inter
Government as Employer Debate on Worker Accommodation
Debates in parliament over government duties to provide housing and facilities for workers on Main Roads projects. Speakers cited costs and legal limits, with critics accusing the government of lip service and insufficient enforcement. The discussion touched on employer liability, provisions for barracks, refrigeration, and the balance between welfare and cost.
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Urangsa
Jones
Pizsey- 11
Larbours
Marine
WB Sparks
CP. Aub
Lgrg
Countey
Grave Digger Arrests Reported in New York
A 92 year old grave digger was arrested in New York on a charge related to a killing. Police say the incident occurred tonight. details remain limited as investigators question Arnold Gehuster and review evidence at the scene.
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Iter
Arnold. Gehuster
Alain
Australia faces independence debate in Commonwealth talks
A fragmented report outlines pressure on governments within the Commonwealth as Australia contemplates independence. Key figures discuss economic and political ties and the possibility of reforms affecting the imperial relationship.
Import Policy Debates Highlight Trade Priority Dispute
The text outlines a debate among officials about which imports should be restricted or favored under new ministerial guidance. It notes discussions involving the Minister for Trade and Current Senator N O Sullivan and the role of the Department of Trade and Customs in determining import priorities amid wartime pressures.
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Canker
Tor
N_OSailivan
Department of Trade and’ Customs
Five Brothers Killed in Series of Attacks
An OCR fragment reports a violent incident involving the death of five brothers, with references to Brescia and Selternal Ard Sitet, mentioning attempts to rename and threats surrounding a pit. The readable text is garbled, but the core event appears to be multiple fatalities connected to a confrontation or sequence of attacks.
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Brescia
Mer
Unclear text on Ames Bundaberg project statement
Fragmented report from Ames Bundaberg area March 2 discusses an ongoing project. Mr Kevin Livingston district executive secretary states there is misalignment or errors in stakeholder expectations and references a meeting with Jam Queenstand Come Gereers Avetates.
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Bundaberg
Mar
Secon
Berhert Elver Gietriet
Ems
Mtr
Kevin Livingston
Fae ‘Sawaal Seatorense
Cane Growers Seek Greater Share in Sugar Profits
Cane growers in BuhuAdERG seek a larger portion of the money distributed by the Central Sugar Cane Prices Board. The Queensland Cane Growers' Association backs the State Award covering overtime payments and allowances for management and technical staff.
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Central Board
Buhuaderg
Sugee
Queemland Cane Growers’ Association
Fone Bens
Sugar
Jane
Fatey - Mae
TC Curnow
Mourilvand
Abermontiec
Australie
Livingston
Gerie
Aberspewrie
Sugar Industry Seeks Finance for New Abergowie Settlements
A Queensland sugar conference urged government finance and better materials to develop Abergowie and other settlements to meet expanded sugar quotas. Delegates pressed for increased capital, more milling capacity, and streamlined land development while warning current funding is inadequate.
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Absireilan Iron
Teese Hayes
Kgb Meemtra
Queensland Cane Growery Association
Livingslup
Adr. Livingston
Iite
Queensland
Ammeeishot
United Kingdom
Pope
Lees
Keio
A. Pran- Piisvich
Racecourse
Government Forced Offload of Unsold Stocks
A damaged report notes government action to sell unsold stocks amid market pressure. Authorities indicate stock disposal aims to stabilize prices, with references to officials and the response of the state market machinery. The document mentions a ministerial context and tied to party figures, reflecting a period of political economic maneuvering.
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Saklube
Bowser
Madame Sahea
Nehes Pasha
Egyptian police officers fined in Cairo
Mar 17. Three senior Cairo police officials were fined for actions during a disturbance in Abdeen district. The Interior Ministry confirmed the penalties and ordered transfers to other departments. A parliamentary inquiry noted the defendants may face further legal action pending investigations.
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Cairo
Epps
Eas
Cmae
Air Brusserie
Eshekiel
Soules
Minny
Solhuritier
Nile
Cairn
Atferts
Soa
Helen Weld
Wing Commander Pa'en in the Britain Korea War Service
The record notes Wing-Commander Johnnie Pa'en served in Britain during the Korea War era. It mentions his wound and a British service order, acknowledging his Air Force career and honors.
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Korea
Ff Baldain
Praea
Air Force Crom
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