World Bank aid for Australia sparked by Menzies loan
Canberra reports outline how the International Reconstruction Bank for and al l supplementary statement was issued president Mer Engore R. Blakey covers factors directors considered. The note discusses increasing development and trade support to Australia, aiming to accelerate postwar growth, industrial recovery, and capital formation.
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Canberra
Menzies
Australia
Mer Engore R. Blakey
Development Drive Prompts Major Global Power Projects
The article outlines a global push on development with focus on irrigation and power. It details substantial funding and plans for river valley reclamation, hydroelectric power, and industrial infrastructure. Key mentions include projects in India and references to Bokaro and Konar areas, highlighting aims to reduce food deficit and expand electricity capacity.
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Meah
Ian
Agia
Dogut
India
Imedec
Kanrussia
Oxmadar
Technical Aid and Survey Missions in Development Plans
The bank uses technical aid missions to assess borrowing country conditions including economy, debt, and specific projects. These missions, staffed by qualified technicians, prepare development surveys and provide recommendations to improve financial stability and attract investment.
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Téchnica Fens
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Reid
Ffean
Laschiin Currie
Fortier Adounia
Race Even
Truman
Tram
Receipts and dredging costs reviewed in harbour notes
The report details bank overdraft on revenue, expected receipts at Aus St, and expenditures for workers compensation wages and other items. It notes receipts exceeded expenditures by a margin, with dredging costs rising and an extension request for the operation under review. A harbour muster update cites vessel fuel changes and kept a cautious outlook on future spend.
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Wiger
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Wyer
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Bowen Coal
Bemain
D. Thomson
B. Lupays
Tar Wyer
Gquesnlana
Caledonians From Cairns Band Plays at Merberton Meet
The Caledonians from Cairns performed at a Merberton club event with pipes and drums. The band joined a close contest on the greens, received praise from attendees, and the pipe major and other officials were noted for their part in a winter social for the attendees.
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STATE PREMIERS DISAPPOINTED BIG RECENT CONFERENCE
The EEEA notes premiers accuse immigration policy of straining state economies while calling for a comprehensive federation convention. McGirr Hanson and McDonald critique the financial burden on states as Commonwealth aims to recruit thousands, seeking a permanent solution through a special conference between Commonwealth and state treasuries and a broad constitutional review.
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M Fadden
McGirs
Hanson
Wr. McDonald
Homer Jaw
Commonwealth
Jehoe
Federation
North Queensland Residents Described by James Gray Letter
An 1880s letter from James Gray at Spence Street Sept 12 depicts North Queenslanders as civilised and Christian respecting social rules. It notes tropics contrast with temperate Australia and mentions Rev Thomas mas engaged in burnt Engoeare. The writer describes workers wearing coats and vests, and comments on hotel life with drunkenness in dining rooms as a social issue.
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Alwaye
Thomas Mas
Australia
Serghie Mandard
Reo Thomas
North Queensland
James Gray
Spencestreet
Roadway to Cape York Urged by Editor in Defence Plans
E H Borland argues for urgent national road development from Mareeba to Cape York, deeming it essential to all weather defence and future Australian growth. He urges immediate action over partisan politics, noting floods and a storm threat as justification for prioritizing the route.
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Carma
Biumtralia
Cape York
Hanlon
Meny Yeate
Mareeba
Australia
Panttaais
Peninsula
Skye
Act
Grasn
Borland
New England New State Movement Seeks Referendum
At a recent Mares meeting the New England New State Movement urged Prime Minister to hold a referendum during the Federal jubilee year to simplify the pro lectors for creating new states. NSW Parliament factions faced internal resistance as New State advocates, led by Sir Boris Pane, pressed for subdivision of existing statal authority.
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Mares
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New State
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Boris Pane
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