Five Years Renewal Sought for Sugar Agreement in Queensland
The Queensland sugar district leaders pressed for a five year renewal of the sugar production agreement with the federal government. They argued the extension would stabilize prices and ensure continued Australian sugar supply, citing results from the Johnstone River and other districts while urging a policy favoring local growers and a White Australia stance. They warned against abrupt changes that could raise costs or disrupt wartime gains.
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Satiahed
Fiat
Draper
Moreman
Crawford
Powneville
Walt
Stone River
Die Spre
Emerlin
Herbert River
Ted Wallace
Pune
Zoo
Queensland
Witte Austratia
South Aviteat
Australia
Newqueensland
Grea
Soto
Aeres Suan
Tony
Johnstone River
Fraley Toe
Fertliner
Sareement
Shaw
Sion
Mr Hughes Among The Growers In New Zealand Visit
Prime Minister Hughes visited farming districts amid farmer fury over policy. Councillor Simmande Sho regoded Hughes and crews welcomed him. speeches praised government aid in sugar and fertilizer programs. Hughes defended measures, urged unity, and thanked supporters while noting prior gains and ongoing reforms.
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Mir
Hughes
I. Hughes
Simmande
Sebebail
Soldi
Ewan
Fragmented Speech and Trials Echo Southern Prejudice
Broken OCR text recounts a political scene with Mr Hughes and Mr Seymour Howe amid debate on Federal aid and restraint. It notes a jury, a large gathering, tensions around race and the North versus South, and mentions an establishment laboratory stop and a minister’s rose.
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Quecoaland
Hughes
Seymour Howe
Estamologist Laboratory
GAMBLERS DEN RAID LEADS TO 39 ARRESTS IN TOWN
Hostile demonstration erupts as police escort a large group of suspects through Chinatown after a raid on the den in Tontatai. Thirty-three arrests made. keeper Fee Fing found away from home but linked to the house with 32 others. One woman detained nearby, bail set high, amid tense scenes and threats of further action. local authorities promise continued enforcement.
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Airlock
Tontataiwn
Gacapinn
Fee Fing
Christown
Orbar
Russians Bigger Individualiate Than the British
London reports Lloyd George defending Soviet policy amid claims of misnamed nationalization humbug. He argues the Soviets face pressure from foreign powers and insists the Soviet effort to rebuild the economy reflects necessity rather than ideology.
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Lioyd George Im Ganen
London
George
Hoang
Sacwnoen
Ie Efort
Biesig
Deigair
Bosan
Tae
Ince
Ie van Hopeld
Auaceaal i
Missing boy linked to farm murder case in Queensland
A manhunt details a missing boy once of Yarrabah tied to a farm murder near Biggenden and Dallarnil. Reports describe a mother and child, a deceased woman, and a search leading to Clive Beckett and Henry Selge as persons of interest with bloodstains found at a farm dwelling.
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Biggenden
Dallarnil
John Rasangs
Clark
Maryborowgh
Ting
Diggenden Hotel
Yarrabah
Mather
Eva
Clive Beckett
Lee
Henry
Fosters Beckett
Dillerni
Warn
Barns
Peti Beckett Wah
Ae i
Ty Salter
Spain
Shelley
Howe
Perret
Treckett
See
Taxation Appeals Board Appoints Member
A Taxation Appeals board member was appointed this year as part of proceedings outlined in the recent notice. The action confirms continued governance and adherence to appeal processes for taxpayers seeking review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taxation Appeals
Membenz
Trade With Germany Return of Soldiers Mystery
Fragmented OCR note discusses trade with Germany and returned soldiers, with garbled phrases about a minister and customs, implying a debated policy and possible prices or terms. Mentions alleged pressure and unclear attachments to a contract or vow, reflecting wartime censorship and policy discourse.
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Germany
Muches
Fines Shel Ambit Step and Policy Debate at Parliament
The Prime Minister addressed a question in Parliament about commerce policy and wartime controls. He noted postwar freedoms but warned that German influence remains a concern, urging vigilance as debates continue.
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Seite
Sur
Hughes
Tex
Jiseley
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