President's State of the Sugar Industry Report Brisbane March 21
The annual meeting delivers the president’s report on the sugar industry. It notes the Commonwealth Queensland five year extension of the sugar agreement from Sept 1936, affecting pricing and production, and discusses government measures to reduce excess sugar production, restrictions on areas under cultivation, and proposed legislative action under the Cane Prices Act to stabilize the industry.
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State of Queensland
Australia
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Soar Sa
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Excessuc
Queensland
Greece
Legislation and Industry Output in Sugar Sector
The industry, employing about 20 000 workers across occupations, processed roughly four and a half million tons of cane into sugar, a record viewed as favorably as any major Australian industry. Legislation affecting the sector included amendments to the Sugar Act, the Workers’ and Apprentices’ Acts, and the establishment of a new Advisory Board under the State Parliament. Regulatory updates touched on Government Statioait and health acts, with circulars issued to explain changes. Exhibitions at the Royal National Agricultural Show and Melbourne centennial events highlighted the sector’s efficiency and economy, earning broad commendation for its portrayals of industry progress.
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Australia
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Abo
Sugar Journal
Weil
Royal National Agricultural
Chambers of Manufactures
Melbourne
Ingham
Sevral
Director of Public Health
de Coffes
Indira Caure
Werhert River
Representation in Great Britain and BEPO Council Seats
The Sugar Federation is reorganized with BEPO representation on the Sugar Section and on the BEPO Council. Nominees include Sir Charles McNeil, Mr. Larner Sadgen, and Sir Frederick Youn. Acting Agent General Mr Puke to represent Saar Tart. Premier Smith revisits reorganization while in Great Britain.
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Suear Federation
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ETO
Ont Associaton
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Abso Fave
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Glasgow
Larner Sadgen
Sout Johnstone
Ian
Frederick Youn
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Sugar Defence Committee Acknowledges W J Short Aid
A local note expresses appreciation for the work and guidance of Mey W J Short, whose efforts and support in sugar defense matters and related services have been invaluable to the committee and its operations.
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W. J. Short
Advisory Board Formed for Sugar Experiment Stations
The Advisory Board for Sugar Experiment Stations has been created with members including The Secretary for Agriculture, Jule Smith Farlegh, and delegates from cane growers and manufacturers. The report outlines disease issues in the Ingham district, cane destruction orders, worker strikes, and ongoing efforts to control disease and protect the sugar industry amid industrial tensions and wage disputes.
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World Sugar Position Survey From 1934 Conference
The text surveys global sugar policy after the 1934 London conference, noting UK and US positions, agricultural adjustment acts, and ongoing effects of price supports. It covers the Chalbourne Agreement, sugar taxation, and world stocks, concluding with continued low prices and the need for further study.
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Wireless Programme Schedule Note From 4RK
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Backache and Rheumatism Causes and a Remedy
Silent causes of backache rheumatism sciatica and lumbago lie in system waste from stomach trouble weak kidneys and general debility. Dr Sheldon Kidney Pills claim to cleanse the blood remove excess acid relax nerves and bones relieve pain and bring lasting relief quickly. Immense sales reported in packs of 27 60 pills at various prices.
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Sheldon
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