Payments for Cane Systems Compared Hambledon Growers
A Worree meeting of about fifty Hambledon Mill suppliers debated paying by analysis versus a flat rate for the 1930 cane crop. Debates centered on co efficiency, mills, and whether to pressure CSR for an analysis scheme, with growers citing better returns under other mills and concerns over signs of misalignment between payment and sugar value.
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Worée
Hambledon
C.S.R
A. W. Brown
E. C. Earl
Mr. Earl
Mulgrave
Cane Prices Board
CSR
Weill
Woree
Badila
Earl
Cane Board
Cane Price Board
Moore
Seenee
Rails
Mr. Moore
Chairman
Queensland
Sydney
Heligoland
Mourilyan
Goondi
CBR
Earle
C.c.s
Mr. W. Reid
C.S.A
Mr. Cooper
Eerl
Hambleden
Chateau
A. J. Draper
Mulgrave Mill
Hambledon Mill
Directes
Earlet
Chapman
Cane Prices Board dispute at Edmonton growers meeting
A meeting of Edmonton cane growers discusses payments under Cane Prices Board figures. The chairman notes disparities between mill payments and grower earnings, with debate over financing, profit shares, and fair compensation based on cane value rather than quantity, amid calls for better terms.
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Cane Prices Board
Ezbinda
Moummen
Mulgrave
Hambledon
Tle
C.S.A
E. C. Earl
Mr. Earl
C.S.R. Company
Chinese Civil War Shrinks Pekin Hankow Rail Resources
Amid the Chinese Civil War, virtually all Pekin Hankow railway stock has been commandeered for troop trains. Chiang Kai Shek marshals 100000 troops at the Hunan border to halt the Kai Min Chun advance on Hankow. An air visit by Finance Minister Soong to Hankow signals possible peace talks, though Kuo Min Chun resists monetary settlement and vows to crush the Son regime. If Chiang does not stop Kuo Min Chun, Wina may fall and forces may retreat to Nanking. South of the front, Wuchau fell to the Ironsides army as Kwangsi Kwantung border campaigning continues and Canton is being prepared as a fallback.
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Pekin-Hankow
Chiang Kai-Shek
Hunan
Kai Min Chun
Hankow
T. V. Soong
Kuo Min Chun
Son
Chiang
Wina
Nanking
Wuchaw
Ironsides
Kwangsi-Kwantung
Canton
Cane sugar dispute at Hambledon mills and farmers meet
A heated exchange among Hambledon sugar company officials and farmers centers on cane efficiency and a proposed agreement. Members discuss 7-coefficient pricing, sweetness from northern cane, and suspected underpayment to farmers, with critics accusing the company of misallocating profits and calling for better transparency and consistency across Mulgrave and Hambledon mills.
Coal Crisis Looms as Conference Fails to Settle
Canberra reports the Coal Conference, summoned by Prime Minister Scullin, ended with little prospect of resolving the coal dispute. Sydney notes the ARU chief Champion vows federal force may back workers, warning that NSW’s police move at Rothbury Colliery could trigger interstate repercussions.
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Canberra
J. H. Scullin
Sydney
A.R.U
E. Champion
New South Wales
Rothbury
Miners’ Federation
Railway Union
Federal
Clemenceau, Former War Minister, Dies at 68
Paris reports M. Clemenceau, who served as Minister for War from 1917 onward, died today at age 68. The veteran French statesman passed away in Paris, authorities said, marking the end of a pivotal era in wartime leadership.
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Paris
M. Clemenceau
Australian Rugby Beats Halifax 58–9 in London
The Australian national rugby team defeated Halifax 58 to 9 in London on November 23. Australia led 20 to 9 at halftime as the match concluded.
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London
Halifax
Australia
England's Third Test Team for Wigan December 4
England selects Sullivan and Brown of Wigan along with Atkinson of Castleford and O'Rourke of Leeds for the Third Test against Australia at Wigan on December 4. Other named players include Ostler, Hutt, Thomas, Fildes, Woodleigh, Butters, with reserves Mason and r.
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England
Wigan
Sullivan
Brown
Atkinson
Castleford
O'Rourke
Leeds
Onee
Davies Arrington
Ostler
Hutt
St. Bentham
Halifax
Thomas
Lee
Fildes
St. Helen's
Woodleigh
Butters
Swinton
Mason
Queensland Deseret Plant Plans and Tariff Plea
Sydney November 22 Mr Matthew Bloomer founder of Bloomer's Chains Ltd and works manager arrived Newcastle reporting plans to establish a large plant in South Brisbane with over 100000 pounds capital and a 50000 pounds plant employing 400 to 500 men He criticized the Queensland Government for not aiding the industry as promised He noted the firm makes 180 kinds of chains and he planned to seek a higher tariff on imported chains in Canberra
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Sydney
Matthew Bloomer
Bloomer’s Chains Ltd
Newcastle
South Brisbane
Queensland
Canberra
Beasleys Dilemma Hits Labor Council Vote in Sydney
Sydney Labour Council declares the Industrial Peace Conference black. It plans to urge delegates to rescind the executive’s recent decision to represent at the conference. The move pleases Communists and could force Mr J A Beasley to choose between Scullin and Labour Council loyalties.
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Sydney
Labour Council
J. H. Scullin
Melbourne
Industry
J. A. Beasley
Mr. Scullin
Boys Arrested After Obstruction Placed on Rail Line
Two boys were arrested yesterday and will face charges in Children's Court for placing an obstruction on the railway line at Hill Street crossing Muswellbrook. The Brisbane Express, moving slowly, struck the object. The driver halted the train and officers found a drawbar placed near the points connecting the Shell Company siding with the northern line.
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Sydney
Hillstreet Crosking
Muswellbrook
Brisbane Express
Shell Company
New South Wales Post record score in Australia Test
Sydney report: New South Wales posted 8 for 629 declared after a mammoth innings on Saturday. England struggled to 171 for three at stumps as the visitors chased a daunting target.
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Sydney
New South Wales
England
Australian Military forces report warns of budget cuts
Brisbane November 22 The annual report by Inspector-General Sir Chauvel states the Military Board exhaustively studied economy options but cannot maintain gains without more funds. It warns that without increased funding the Army cannot sustain existing positions and will need further reductions. key programs including senior leadership training, development, buildings upkeep, and coast defense rearmament may be cut.
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Brisbane
Sir Chauvel
Military Board
Stribling to Fight Carnera Again in Paris in December
London reports indicate Stribling and Carnera will meet again in Paris during the second week of December with potential opponents including Denier and Heeney. Details suggest a controversial outcome could affect earnings if fouls are called.
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London
Stribling
Carnera
Paris
Denier
Heeney
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Hambledon Growers
Page
der Ici
Cargements
Moe
E& C. Earl
Innisfail
Sewacinek
Mr. Axentra
Mr. Chapman
Plane Creek
Peembleden
F. C. P. Curlewis
C F
Edmonton Am
Inci
Ham
Powe
C.5.r
Fae
I Ti
Curlewis
Labour
Kangaroos
MR. Beasley
W. v
Allsopp
Cesar
General Chauvel
Stribling and Carnera
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