Difficult Trade Conference Foreshadowed By Empire Rift
Canberra August 30 reports foreshadow tensions at the forthcoming International Trade Conference. Divergent British and American interests loom as Australia weighs imperial preferences and multilateral trade versus shifting U S approaches. The Empire Industries Association notes growing calls to preserve imperial ties and Ottawa framework while Britain weighs concessions.
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Drought Presses Innisfail District as August Rain Fails
Innisfail area endures a continuing drought with only 29 points of rain in August, not enough to revive parched lands surrounding the town. Since January rainfall totals lag well behind normal, and fires have scorched acres of natural tropical growth from Palmerston toward Millaa Millaa, giving the countryside a parch ed appearance as flames burn.
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The Maharajas to Lose Power in India’s Independence Era
As independence nears in New Delhi the royal rulers face a drastic shift. The article surveys their wealth, privileges, and state powers, noting plans to curb royal influence and the risk of their states reabsorbed into a democratic India. Universally, the princes’ grand days appear to be ending.
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India
A.P
Hyderabad
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Bombay
Home Department
Old East India Company
Britain
Queensland Distributors Co advertises interior woodwork supply
Queensland Distributors Co advertises penetra ting instant leh tm for interior wandwork leatherware and wood roots. Located three doors from Railway Htet, they offer gloss stain and color items for craftsmen and upholsterers.
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Biographical sketch of India's interim government members
A compiled set of brief bios on key figures from India's interim government era, detailing positions in the Congress Party and government, imprisonment during civil disobedience, education, and notable publications. Includes Rajendra Prasad, C Rajgopalachari, Sarat Chandry Bir, Cooverjee Bhabha, and others with their roles, ages, and affiliations.
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theiVerity Law College
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Whaling Venture Held Up in Australia
Australis plans to raise £500,009 profit from 18,000 tons of whale oil in the first season but the Commonwealth has refused permission to form a £3 million company. The proposed syndicate led by Mr Sizer notes prior ministerial ties and says the government delay blocks progress, with the factory ship order stalled and no Capital Issues Board approval. The Prime Minister and Mr Dedman discuss policy and quotas under the International Whaling Convention.
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Oil Refinery at Ras Tanura Grows in Saudi Arabia
A new Ras Tanura refinery on the Persian Gulf coast refines about 75 000 barrels of crude daily with most output supplying the U S Navy. Construction began February 1945. Arabian American Oil Company owned this plant, built by Texas and Standard Oil interests. Workers faced harsh heat and logistics as they trained Arab laborers, mainly Bedu, to operate modern equipment and trucks.
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