Q C G C Withdraws From Mill Peaks Appeals
Brisbane March 18 The Queensland Cane Growers Council which yesterday was granted leave to appear as the mill peaks appeals today withdrew The council's assistant secretary and legal adviser said the organisation would not continue The board granted the withdrawal Mr Justice Barry had earlier instructed redrafting submissions to fit the hearings Mr B Anderson for Millaquin Mill Suppliers Committee urged first stabilise the sugar price not sold at the negotiated price before any rise beyond 1 160 000
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Brisbane
Queensland Cane Growers’ Council
Mill Peaks Appeals
G. H. Mocatta
Central Sugar Cane Prices Board
Justice Barry
Mocatta
B. Anderson
Millaquin Mill Suppliers’ Committee
Price Plea Drives Mill Suppliers Peak Demands
The committee discussions centered on peak demands for the Mill Supplies and related mills including Piano Creek and Rocky Point. Proposals ranged up to 45 000 tons with peaks around 37 000 to 45 000 tons, aiming to stabilize supply, prices, and deliveries amid weather and demand pressures.
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Piano Creek
Poona
Plane Creek
Gutartha Lakes
Bingera
RF Smith
Rocky Point
Been
Miley
Bris
Juane
Surense
She Mall
Rocky
Mall
Heck
Gromary Hag
Marynorinieh
Iti
Anid
He Huetta
Broad objectives endorsed by talks on Western Europe economy
Prime ministers discuss strengthening Western Europe economy and American role. Mr Eden says talks with European governments to start during the March 23 council meeting. Divergence remains on European Defence Community and American bases in the region.
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Western
Europe
Mrden
South
Korea
Indochina
Malaya
Britain
America
Furayenn Sry
Eden
Violent Sydney Storm Strikes Two Stores
A violent storm battered Sydney causing two stores to be struck by lightning. The chaotic event disrupted business, shattered glass, and sparked emergency responses as authorities investigated the damage and possible injuries. Local residents reported downed power lines and firefighters assessing hazards at the scene.
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Sydney
Hungary Bars Trade Offer Refused by Mautish Government
AAPA dispatch reports Hungary rejecting a barter proposal amid tensions with the Mautish government. Queen Mary reportedly resting, with royal figures including Margaret and the Duke at the palace as officials debated the offer and its implications for wartime diplomacy.
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Hungary
Wenie
London
Heservens
Lou Bardi
Prine
Margaret
Efforts To Find Successor To The United Nations Chief
Reports from New York on March 7 discuss ongoing efforts by unnamed influencers to identify a successor for the UN secretary general. Names such as Lester B. Pearson and Lakshmi Narayan are mentioned as possible contenders, with speculation about international support and the United States role in backing a candidate.
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New York
Yadar
Lester B
Pearwen
iConndal
Ar Tadimanes
Hae Tan
Sales Meriey
Sarasa Lakshmi
Bengxal Narangi
Tadie
Duke of Emburgh Arrives in Germany By Air
The Duke of Emburgh arrives in Germany for a four day visit, traveling by air from the United States to Sieiy4. The voyage is noted as part of a larger European tour with related civilian and royal ceremonies planned.
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Sueckeburg
Duke of Emburgh
Germany
New Industry At Levuka Emerges In Pearl Fells Area
A new industry established by HN Lewuka on Levuka Peninsula aims to spark regional growth. McCown stated inquiries have surged from many countries as Pearl Fell processing transitions to the new sector, signaling renewed international interest.
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VAL Marts
AAD
Rew Fera
Pearl Fell
HN Lewuka
Tormer Capital
VIN Directe Nf
En Epeetty McCown
Thay
Communists Face Legal Action in Canberra Debates
A Canberra government push to dissolve the Communist Party faces the Arbitration Court as Prime Minister Menzies argues that the party endangers national unity. He claims the government has sources confirming communist activity while vowing a referendum to alter the constitution. The opposition criticizes the action as political maneuvering amid wartime industrial strains and public unrest.
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Menzies
Hugh Coury
Menines
Anton
Bony Aise
Allan Industries
Auatca
London County
Philishropie
WakeHlautman
Oolilers
Gomes
Samon
Bel
Eesar
Condon
Jugoslavs
Sarourovo
Ifeide
Shire Complaint On Out of Date Improvement Work
A Brisbane report notes that the Mulgrave Shire Council found improvement work at Yarreebar out of date. A special by the council cites hygiene conditions as not improved and mentions an inspection by an expert after repeated issues.
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SHIRE
Yarreabar
Brisbane
Mer
Mulgrave Shire
Mulgrave
Bewthy
Government outlines aid and disease figures in 1951 52
Mr Mure cited Native Affairs Department aid while noting a TB outbreak in The Haat Uwe veHE. Government funds show subsidies rising to £58212 with Tarratah receiving £231000 and £11000 allocated elsewhere.
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Mure
Native Affairs Department
Phiten
Queensland
Moore
Tarratah
Jersey Bull Calf Trade Figures and Shipments Detailed
A Jersey bull calf trade report notes 72 000 turtons of product output by and from Brisbane on March 18. The text mentions medical supplies including lars and cosmetics, blast powder and manure sales, with present staff of about 20 and Australian and American technical input. Principal buyers Crawford and Sons of Troehus are listed, and the entry details shipments and orders across diverse regions including Fas diverse and Vearnw Jersey.
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Tne
Levaka Tarvary
Usink
Brisbane
Crawford and Sons
Ustrv Troehus
Igy
Siud
Jersey
British Marshal Tilo seeks Allied support in tense talks
Fragmented reports from London indicate Marshal Tilo pursues Anglo Jugoslav diplomacy amid British aid debates. The Daily Worker claims secrecy broken by Communist influence as talks with Foreign Minister Eden and others intensify, with Marshal Tilo’s influence cited as growing.
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Londen
Marsha
Cain
Sun Viel
Churtil
Ka Edens
Thells
Tilo
Drreit Rums
Visied Mystne
Lunderstande
AP Malenkov
Lunyone
Restera Blor
Marshal Tito Tours London in Police State Style
Marshal Tito’s London visit featured a 14-strong armed police escort and a bullet-proof car as he traveled from the British Museum to the Tower of London and the London County Council chamber. The rushed procession drew keen attention and stunned observers awaiting any sign of trouble from his enemies.
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London
Marshal Tito
Todey
British Museum
Tower of London
London County Council
Denationalising British Steel in the Commons Debate
London reports the Conservative Government facing two bills on denationalising British steel. Both measures cleared the Commons and proceed to the House of Lords. Expected to become law by May. The Labour Party vows to reverse any move toward denationalisation.
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London
Ser
Hots of Commons
Drortamer
Shooting Down of Ovee Germany Reported in March
A terse dispatch from a dated source notes an event described as shooting down of Ovee Germany with sparse confirmation. The fragmentary text mentions names like KonDpaN and JAAP Ade, and a Bettiah Limeade reference appears, indicating a wartime or political note amid unclear sourcing.
Atomic test in Nevada desert effects studied
A historic atomic test in the Nevada desert is described with focus on immediate and long term effects. Witnesses in distant locations report a brilliant flash seen from far away as scientists observe radiation, fallout, and the impact on structures, plants, and animals. Officials outline safety measures and anticipated aftereffects across west coast regions and military installations.
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Faremina
Japan
Nutes Beimus
Shamer Steel
Plomon
Schlust
Scien
Pacu
Enthusiasm at Liberal party meetings marks election prep
Senate election preparations in Queensland show strong Liberal party vigor. Federal director Mr F RR Withnughbe notes growing campaign energy at meetings attended by party members. Plans include visits by Ministers McBeide Maginek and Holtt, with Spooner and Willoughby also scheduled to travel, signaling a broad rollout ahead of the April campaign start.
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Brisbane
F RR
Liberal Party
Queensland
Reha
MMI
Gamine
Olre
Tetence Iit
Philip McBeide
Emain
P Maginek
Latour
National Service
Tak
National Development
W. H. Spooner
Willnuirnby
Ganherre
Torthireee
Tate
Tate Spaien
Singapore Commissioner Announces Detention and Devastation Abolition
Singapore March 8 report of Commissioner Maley Ah Gerad addressing the Federal Legislature CouncIL Eigis Lumpur on emergency regulation abolishing detention and devastation forthwith. He warns of rising curve and future deaths while noting modest social and political progress under anti terrorism efforts.
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Singapore
Remers
Brian
Maley Ah Gerad
Templer
Sir Gerald
Legislavre Counc
al Eigis Lumpur
Nis
Com Munir
Gerald
Century Stand Highlights South African Tour Drama
AAPA report notes Aten Hover, a 28 year old batsman from New Plymouth, scoring a fine century for Central Districts. His performance helped the team reach eight wickets against a strong South African side, with O'Himler contributing with the ball.
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Mar
Aten
Central
Theurimg Soul Atmematram O
Queensland Governor Urges Restraint At Show Opening
TOOWOOMBA March 18 The Governor Sir John Lavarack calls for restraint in placing too much emphasis on secondary industries over primary ones while opening the Show. He warned Australia is undergoing a revolution as efforts shift from primary to secondary industries, urging balance at national level.
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Toowuumba
Mar
Australia
John Lavaracke
Balanced Economy Speaker Warns Against Luxury Trains
The speaker argues Australia must balance growth between primary and secondary industries. He warns that overemphasis on luxury trains could hollow out the main economy. He notes population growth at three percent per year and primary industries expanding slowly.
Olympic Village Proposal Sparks Barracks Debate
In Melbourne, officials discuss converting Albert Park barracks for the 1956 games. Lord Mayor Brevis and committee member A. W. Coles back the plan while opponents warn of cost and readiness. About 2400 personnel would be housed, with shipping and defense implications raised by experts.
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Angie
Mec Ourme
Brevis
Eiavleman
Ermtrek Committee
A. W. Coles
Aubert Park
Prrson
State Minister H Coltke in Bankruptcy Case Sparks Inquiry
Brisbane March 18 The Minister for Agriculture Mr H Coltke faced questions as evidence in a bankruptcy case was reviewed by Receiver Jem A Coline. Attorney Mr A R Gilmour acted for Mr Calla Wasi as the court considered exam proceedings and potential charges of stealing money from Harvey Tinger Fey. The examination date was set for a later hearing with cross questioning allowed.
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Brisbane
H. Coltke
John) Malling
Colerate
A. R. Gilmour
Calla
Wasi
Rooney
Harvey Tinger Fey
Nadiin
Mra Murphy
Frost
Callin
Jem A. Coline
Auten
Bob Cherry Leads Doncaster Sydney Cup Double Bid
Bob Cherry and Cant Bob Cherry and cant coupled for a big Doncaster Sydney Cup double worth £20,000. Jester was also targeted for Doncaster today as betting firms quote about 113 600 books. West Australian report notes Bacon yearend double figures and favourite status.
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Brisbane
Mark
Bob Guerry
Carioca
Tome
Bob Cherry
Tellop
Rea Jester
Doncaster
Lan
Melanie
Fermow
Srd
Ex Prisoners of War Meeting in Dunedin
A report from Brisbane dated March 9 notes ex prisoners of war honoring a member in Dunedin at the Ammer Howus on March 20. The event will include a ceremony and guest attendees, with organizers seeking support and recognition for veterans.
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Brisbane
Haa Rysoly
Arrife Mamber
Dunedin
Ammer Howus
Wen
Ier Deena
Tadubne
Changes in Service at Coronation Direct Severance to Commonwealth
Melbourne reports a British court hearing involving the Duke of Edinburgh, Justice Baers, and a prisoner named Claire. The case centers on assault and threats tied to religious institutions. Details describe a lengthy sentence potential and connections to Commonwealth church matters.
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Coronation
Melbourne
Eyddey
Wes
London
Duke of
Ediavurah
Justice Baers
Allie Bourse Criminal Court
Lion
Aluervice
al Multon & Si
Brita
Howe
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Enae
Wemaire
Commonwealth Countries
Cather
Positron
England
Ieenery
Scarland
Fremantle
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