State orange crop failure hits growers across regions
The State faces its lowest orange crop on record with yields 50 per cent below last year. Grown in Brisbane districts, the North Coast and Gayndal areas, yields are delayed and light. Market agents report little fruit available and prices high as NSW fruit expected in May.
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Hotel Fire Probe Reveals Seven Deaths in Los Angeles
A U S hotel blaze in Los Angeles led to seven deaths and triggered a formal probe. Investigators examined the George Hotel scene and the surrounding circumstances as officials sought to determine cause and accountability.
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Brink of disaster sounds gloom on wool economy
A narrative analyzes Australia’s financial strain with wool prices, capital imports, and balance of payments. It warns of a looming deficit, depleting liquid funds, and the need for productivity gains and policy action to stabilize the economy.
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Migration and Development in Postwar Australia Debate
A long analysis discusses Australia's migration and development policy, export income, and import restrictions. It notes huge borrowed sums, a 30 million per year imports share, and pressures from foreign capital. The piece evaluates foreign competition, capital formation, and the Tariff Board's role in shaping growth and economic control.
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Protest Over Vehicle Registration Fees By Mulgrave MP
Mulgrave MP Mr Watson led a protest in Parliament against recent vehicle registration fee increases. He argued higher charges burden farmers and transporters, boosting costs for delivering produce to consumers and mothers and children. He urged targeted relief and questioned government sincerity while noting sugar industry needs and rail transport implications.
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Battle Exercise in Texas Thrown into Mass Mobilization
A large scale military drill in Texas mobilizes 113,008 men for a major wartime exercise. The plan appears to simulate broad combat and logistical coordination across multiple units and locations.
Sugar technologists to gather in Townsville conference
Townsville reports that about 180 sugar technologists will attend the 19th sugar case technologists conference in Townsville. The event starts April 17 and concludes April 23, marking the first such gathering in the city.
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Townsville
Mar
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Tariffs and Economic Policy in a Global Context
The article argues that domestic reforms must accompany tariff policy to avoid permanent import controls and a dependent economy. It cautions that rising protectionism risks economic imbalance and questions the sustainability of high tariff strategies within a global market.
Soldiers Buy London Mar 35 AAP Dispatch
Soldiers in London purchase goods amid wartime rationing as officials report shortages and price controls. This brief item notes civilian and military buying activity during the period.
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