No Firm Decisions On Wheat Dairy Produce Food Loan Plan Suggested
The article reports that the Commonwealth authorized a new plan for wheat and dairy support, with mentions of payments on butter and cheese, and signals a delay in concrete decisions. It notes an upcoming Wheat Agreement meeting in weeks, and outlines potential funding methods to finance projects through Commonwealth revenue and a premiere conference near August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Council
Lan Council
Australia
Counc urges special consideration on development of associated projects
The Council urged government leadership in a low county inquiry into state requirements for agriculture and food producing grids. Minister Graham outlined incentives and funding but warned taxation and settlement schemes could affect farmers. The discussion framed as a broad development plan with focus on machinery, fresh air settlement, and rural progress.
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Ital
Howe
Rene Eat
Lund
Geanen
Yamiertiegie
Tim Targeta
Wsvicne Jini
Vith Mit Fulent Anagciol Reantiqses
Graham
Australian dairy subsidy plan hinted for 1952 53
Minister Mekwet indicated the Commonwealth might announce a butter and cheese subsidy for 1952/53 but cautioned the program could not be committed now. He noted the subsidy would aim to maintain dairying structure with a flexible price guarantee and producer payments, while exact terms would depend on industry responses and parliamentary approval.
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Maewen
Varantnie
Mr. Wyhevn
Mekwet
Commonwealth
Acton
Wes Reed
Aly
Conaumier
Bureau of Agricultural Economice
Vollane
Dallee
Minton
Anereamen production figures in Victoria crops
Unclear OCR text reports on agriculture and cereal production in Victoria. Mentions cattle and dairy notations, with fragmented figures such as 1 1 000 000 and 2 60 teres, referencing farm outputs and prices. Names, dates, or locations are partially garbled. The article lacks readable context for a precise summary.
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Mallee
Victoria
Production Increases In Dairy and Meat Output
Historical figures show rising production in milk and butter with Victoria and Amherst area references. Estimates include 1.8 million gallons, 617 million gallons, and large dairy outputs. Meat and beef figures appear for Victoria and surrounding regions, highlighting increased demand and supply across dairy and meat sectors.
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Bree Et
Victoria
Aim
Vietoris
Tone
Nim
Sailion
Maillion
Investment policy debated in Commonwealth committee
A Commonwealth committee examined expanding credit to farmers and production capacity. It urged more generous credit, machinery and labor support, irrigation schemes, and targeted measures to extend existing creditor protection while aiding individual producers.
Agricultural Council to study stabilisation plan for wheel industry
The Agricultural Council will study a stabilisation plan affecting the wheel industry as the current agreement expires in 1992 53. A new International Wheat Agreement could influence any proposed Australian scheme, with government and industry weighing views on saving production and fertilizer use.
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Agricultural Council
Slirmad
Sonnel
Aguirhltural Council
Coronation May Be In June In London
Queen Ilaabelt reportedly plans a June coronation after consultation with her prime minister and health minister. A Labour paper notes the date as likely for the queen’s birthday celebration. Duke of Watin-Siren received a ceremonial honor at Windsor Castle amid revived orders of chivalry.
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London
Ilaabelt
Labour
Watin- Siren
Britain
Windwat Castle
Taunwes
Eden
Wort
Tna Nationa Sdinia
Ming Az
Ate Corrections Commission
Ee Suncias
Muse
Perera
Prisdd India
Natal Wieter Buidings
Ed Reearde
Aloe Einan
Uae
Australian union officials head to Korea in same plane as reinforcement
Five Australian union officials travel from Sydney to join the Australian Battalion in Korea. They are expected to attend the China Abd and act as Workers Secretary. Names include Peters, Vien, and Waterside Workers leaders. The report lists several attendees and mentions ongoing labor concerns.
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Sydney
Tueway
Ame
Korea
Wrrame
Oetiia Cine
Hanna Pete Acre
Clancy
Minera’ Fedara
Ra Couneillor
W. Card
Inert Wateraie
Peters
Vien Genaral Promdent
Sonn Rist
Viereren
Sevimary
Missouri Floods Force Governments to Declare Emergency
Dazed reports describe Missouri and nearby states responding to historic floods with emergency preparations. National guards were mobilized, resupply efforts and river patrols increased as grain shipments disrupted. Soldiers guarded levees while civilians evacuated flooded towns and searches continued along swollen river channels.
Parliament Stand on Budget Refusal to Enter Committee
In a tense session the Buprarae Court judgment invalidating the government prompted Opposition Leader Strauss to move that Parliament refuse to go into the budget committee until the government concedes to the court. Havensweld Tie supported the government, stressing the sovereign will of Parliament and constitutional duties.
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Buprarae
Ue Makan
Strauss
Maum
Tbe
Pinabee
Mr. Havensweld
Ehin Atruungie
Cerry
Austerity for U K May Aid Sterling
The survey notes Britain faces drastic austerity and export shifts in 1982 as Commonwealth and global markets react. It predicts reduced imports by about ten percent and a major impact on British production and consumer buying power.
Most Powerful Atom Test in U S History
A fragmented report describes an atom test, citing Dr. Dean and Br. Alvin Graves. It references energy release measured as 48 units and notes planned tests in Nevada with winds affecting the plume.
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Osea
Alecia
Negeaa
Dean
Mexico
Pacife
Nevada
Actentife
Wild prison riots in two U S facilities
Chaos erupted as convicts seized guards as hostages in two U S prisons. Reports say 13 inmates died, dozens injured, and several guards were taken. authorities battled flames, barricades, and rioters with troops and police. The scale prompted warnings against further outbreaks.
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Locketmzal
Hfm
Fred Wyula
Echemu
Bau
Ape Kemved
Bene Haga
Sere Sageatrald
Apipesi
Convicta
Uiey
Tomno
Taos
Sonvicts
Dyermpinn Soilanac
AnaneOay Felmory
Gallipett
United Kingdom
Newlm
Ted Mabon
Michigan
American journalist oath in wartime era overview
In an interview with the U S New and World Report, Mr Wilfrid May executive editor of the New York Commercial and Financial Chronicle discusses the oath of American wartime duty and its impact on citizens. The piece reflects early 20th century press attitudes on national service.
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Meuny
Amerie
Wilfryd May
New York
Newe and Wort
Dent Magasine
Mysterious vapour trail over Toronto sighted by observers
Reports describe a bright streaked object over Toronto and Canberra jet bomber activity near the city. Eyewitnesses and police received calls about a vapor trail and reflections, with officials noting uncertainty and varying speeds as aircraft disappeared toward space.
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