Cattle Creek Sugar Mill Faces Bankruptcy Crisis
In Brisbane on March 26 the Cattle Creek Finch Hatton sugar mill warned it faces bankruptcy due to inadequate cane supplies and rising costs. The mill seeks 24 000 tons of sugar against a 15 200 ton limit, owes 80 000 pounds to the Bank of New South Wales, and cannot meet the June 30 repayment. It needs 85 000 tons of cane to operate though only 75 000 ton area is assigned.
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Brisbane
Cattle Creek
Finch Hatton
Central
J. Carroll
Bank of New South Wales
Carroll
Marian mill cane supply debate and board meeting
A contested Marian mill cane supply debate unfolds with figures of 45,000 tons sought, Seaforth and Farleigh connections cited, and talks of tram lines to deliver cane to Marian. Officials discuss bids, mill partners, and potential costs amid ongoing negotiation for adequate pulp and sugar production.
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Marian
Kame ME
Coyne
Maset
Seaforth Ree
Farleigh
Seaforth
DP Mcintuah
Thorman
Cemseyes
Pleystowe sugar mill expansion plans discussed
Reports discuss Pleystowe and Pleystowe mill suppliers proposing an expansion to raise peak output to about 46200 and 51500 tons with a 21 week period and noting expectations to reach 32190 tons by 1905. The proposals include plans for increased cultivation and supply, with decisions pending.
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de Pleysons Mill
Ac Mackay
Niger
Capacity debate at Elon Mackay cane mill stalled
The crushing capacity of the Elon Mackay cane mill far exceeds growers ability to supply cane. A mill peak of 34 000 tons was requested against current limits while a future target of 30 000 tons at sugar was noted. Present growers resist expansion yet schemes to assist with equipment were discussed and a decision reserved.
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Elon
Mackay
Masden
Mit
Hayden
Flo
Lam
Cowneil
Northern mill claims linked to sugar market and WA price peak
The article reports on Northern mill claims involving labor and supply disputes, a peak in sugar prices at the time, and a broader market pressure affecting suppliers, mills, and union actions. It names key figures such as Mr Reichman, Mr Andrews, and district committees, outlining requests for extended season terms and concerns over waisting ull while detailing alleged project outcomes and production figures.
Milk deliverers to work Sundays in Brisbane case
The Industrial Court upheld a plan requiring milk vendors in Brisbane to deliver on Sundays from May 1 to August 36. The award sets a seven day delivery schedule through the summer, with a guarantee of Sunday service, while other months allow vendors to choose delivery days.
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Brisbane
Cota Mik Vewson
Ole SC
Mo J. Harvey
Mike Weagers
Anor
Industral Court
Harsey
Ace Prohibites
Delreer
United States hints at blockade option to mainland China
Report from Formosa quotes officials discussing possible actions if negotiations fail. President and allied leaders emphasize commitment to democracy and freedom in Asia. Industry groups seek peak production figures for sugar and rum, with decisions on expansion and timelines postponed pending further talks.
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Cie Navy
den Aim
United States
Cita Tewemiary
Fie
Unites
Kimball
Btates
China Forsam
Three People Injured In Nighttime Bicycle Incident
At about 7:20 PM at a road junction near Koare Street Mrs Bagcott and two others suffered injuries after a bicycle collision. An ambulance transported them to the Camrne Base Hospital with abrasions burns and a concussion reported for one rider and back injuries for another.
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Ibtedaenes Animali
Iatford
Bagcott
Koare-street
Andar
Peter Ody
Engory Estee
Gmagott
Caurne
Federal Cabinet to retain T. A. A. in Australia
Canberra reports say the Federal Cabinet will reject moves by Australian National Airways to dissolve or merge with T A A. It will also face ANA with demands, warning that ANA may abandon the entire company if not met. Mimicters favor relief of T A A as a competitor to ANA, and will not be swayed by wind company threats.
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Canberra
Airwavs
TAA
AL N.A
A.N.A
T.aa
Toc
ANA
Windi Company
Soviet Army Finest In World Says General
The Soviet Army is described as the finest in the world by General Grueminer and others, who note improvements in modernization and mechanization. Plans for increased production and readiness are discussed, with emphasis on submarine and coastal defenses and a push to have 4000 pieces ready by a June deadline amid aggressive Soviet posture.
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Grueminer
Blows in NSW Assembly during dining room scuffle
In Sydney on March 26 a row erupted between a State Minister and Labour Member Enticknap in the members dining room. Enticknap allegedly struck Finnan, a chair was knocked over, and further blows occurred before others separated the pair. The incident interrupted the session as MPs moved toward a second reading of the Industrial Arbitration Amendment Bill.
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Sydney
Labour
Botickaap
Tor
Xturrvimidese
Mer Enticknap
Innan
Enticep
Chai Wan
Finnan
Batickena
Communists Hit at Alp Officials Strike Action Spreads
Sydney reports communists are directing protests at ALP officials and workshops across the region. Strikes involve clerks and workers demanding reinstatement of a former national secretary amid labor tensions and sympathy services. The scene centers on the right to vie and adherence to union principles.
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Sydney
Pederales
Ordon Nations
Lg Enbarras
Tshakeft
Cie
Viking Bpatnes
Ula
1& Samen
L. McPhittips
Ee Nations
Abe A
Mppamt
Two Sets of Triplets Reported in Melbourne
Melbourne records show a hospital noting a new birth record as twins and two sets of triplets arrive in March. Mr and Mrs A. Esergans of Toorak celebrate a triplet birth on March 7, while Mr and Mrs P Seuth of Camp Pell welcome another trio later the same month. All babies healthy with increasing weights. medical authority notes triplets occur in about one in a thousand births.
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Melbourne
Beieves
Propleta
Ant Mee
A. Esergans
Toorak
Maren
P Seuth
Camp Pell
Fragmented 1442 London Times text hints at court case details
A garbled London dated 25 March 1442 references the Times and a court scene. The readable fragments mention citizens, a possible trial, and legal action but lack clear names, places, or outcomes to specify.
Armoured car robbery reported near Marshusette area
Federal investigators joined police in a search for three men after a bank heist targeted a federal reserve shipment. The robbery occurred on a city street, with guards rushing to safety as hundreds of thousands in cash were seized. No injuries reported.
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Federal Reserve
Attempt to Export Diamonds at Sydney Court Hearing
In Sydney a case was heard about an American resident Ata Soe Nanded who boarded a cruiser for the US with diamond jewellery. He declared to customs he had no jewellery. Rosve Imrie Conn of StreMieli was fined. The judge noted the jewellery worth was substantial and Conn claimed lack of familiarity with customs rules.
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Sydney
Ata Soe
Ust
Batore
Mancot
Sn Amer An
Rosve Imrie Conn
StreMieli
Mom Mola
Brand
Conn
Commonwealth
Wilton
Conny
Domenie
State of siege in Tunisia explodes in radio broadcast
A radio address reports a state of siege in Tunisia with French officials and ministers named. The broadcast mentions arrest of Premier and ministers, days of tension, and police detentions as security forces move to suppress nationalist leaders.
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Tunisia
Hamterlocquel
Count de Howeelocge
Albis Vink
Protectors
Frases
Chealk
Eleatin ¢ Ben Salem
Soldiers Attack on Policeman Reported in Muted Detail
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a clash between soldiers and a police officer. The brief mentions the assault affecting the officer and hints at reputational concerns for the forces involved, with no clear names, dates, or places readable.
Woman Freed By Jury Despite Domestic Violence Claim
A jury freed a woman amid a domestic dispute case after testimony described threats and an assault by her husband. The judge, Townley, told Reeves and others the matter involved ongoing family strain and medical concerns from the alleged incident. The article notes the broader context of the family and local tensions.
Gales Buffet Victoria Melbourne News Snippet
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Melbourne
Delayra
Ben Beree
Bette Viciers Sittin
Ua Player Besteo Bed Subengs Way Lines
Fragmentary text mentions a player Besteo and substitutions. The unreadable lines suggest a sports note about lineup changes and substitutions during a game. No clear opponent, score, or date is recoverable from the available readable material.
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BED
Trieste Problem Strains Italian Nation Pride and Dignity
Premier emphasizes Britain friendship as Italy insists on Briish amity over Trieste. He argues the Foreign Secretary would have spoken differently with the same information, noting an undoubted lack of responsibility among Trieste authorities and asserting Italy’s sincere ties to Britain.
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Trieste
Renen
Italy
Britain
Sa Eee Ee Eae
Preamier
R. A. Eden
House of Commons
Premier Feels Pressure as Trieste Protests Grow
Reuters reports in Rome that Premier Gasperi and Foreign Minister Pervignini returned amid demonstrations over Trieste. Police said about 48 injured as protesters pressed toward the Quirinal Palace. crowds chanted Vive Trieste and Down with Tito.
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Reuters
Rome
Trieste
Tito
Dow
Premerie Gasperi
Raly
Mioustan
Eden
Manilo Brosias
Tonigh
Tater
Broco
Ber
London
Washington
Reuter
British Labour Up In Arms Over Budget Fight
British trades union leaders plan a strong challenge to the Conservative government over the budget. The General Council of the Trades Union Congress, representing millions, prepares to press for relief for lower paid workers. Critics accuse the government of unfair taxation while promising no adverse effects on real wages. Unemployment concerns and industry setbacks are cited amid calls for higher pay and engineering sector action.
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London
Mar
Gay
General Council
Gore Bateweni
Peper
fMr
Red Buller
Burges
Taouiah
Sireadt
Four Million Americans Alcoholics in Atlantic City
Fragmentary OCR suggests a discussion of alcoholism prevalence in the United States with unclear phrases about a program, a drive or event in Atlantic City, and a ranking that places Alcoholium fourth among American disim terms.
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Atlantic City
Wllen Snerxare
Weer
Skobelion Salton Econ
Tale
Wig
Sid
Abe
Talks Over Margins Called Off
A conference of representatives from various metal trade bodies rejected proposals for talks with employers in the national metal trade dispute. Employers show no move to act while current strikes continue, with limited prospects for early settlement.
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Antrailan Council of Trade
Unhms
Waites
Rusigon
Victoria
West Humiealia
ACT
Industrialisation as Cure All in Early Debate
A fragmented discussion argues that industrialisation could serve as an economic cure in Australia and Britain, claiming it would restore balance, spur prosperity, and provide stability after war. Proponents warn against overreliance while stressing industry as the enduring path forward.
Repentant C A Man Waste to Pack Wet Paradise Move
A fragmented report discusses a feud involving Olip Stroen and a later event with charges. It mentions documents, a Vanier issuing, and government action. The readable text suggests investigations and possible legal steps, with unclear specifics remaining.
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Uae
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