More Scientific Farming In U S A Than Australia
Melbourne Australia Wednesday report on Mr A K Gardiner of King's Plains New South Wales studying American farming. He notes U S farmers are more scientifically minded and better at machinery while Australian marketing and advertising have advantages. He praises U S farm service for improving practices and urges Australian farmers to use available services. He also contrasts U S rural electrification and medical facilities with Australia.
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New York
A. K. Gardiner
King's Plains
Blayney
N.S.W
U.S
Australia
Gardiner
New Bath Wales
Sturin
Aimer
Amenana
Auta
Garnet
Petia
Auch Wervice
Casey
United States
Melbourne
America
Arbitration Court
Sudze
New South Wales
Utecam
Fr Kwowr
Holloway
Y W C A notes August meeting and events
The Uw Cote Clubs set the August meeting for Monday with Moly to show a film. A youth group, teen activities, Nativity Play plans, and a World Fellowship night are noted at the Albert Hall. Election results name Micharet Duncan as president and Wilma Sluers as secretary. planning for Friday classes is cancelled.
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Uw Cote
Go Moly
Alinet
Jean Scudwell
Hel Fm Auigust
Iain Coninent
Albert Hall
Caroin
Aftlvuts
Prusidest
Micharet Duncan Viespreamont
Wilma Sluers
Matreon
Cemutttionanrer
Abie Jaret
Kennedy
Weday
Scout Notes from Canberra Branch Meeting Preview
The Canberra branch of the Ray Sovarln Association primes its annual meeting for Monday August 1 at the Lantry Gowise Services Club. Officers will be riveted as the ace-bearers are sworn in and a training course for first or second class men in the Fireman’s Regulation starts Friday August 1 at 6 50 pm at the Fire station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Ray Sovarln Ansociation
Lanty Gowsie Services Club
Sui
Fiat
Aeond
Fire
Ten Years for Robbery of Boys' Home
Delaney and co defendant, noted as Bydeny Weijnwsilay Michael James Delaney, are sentenced to ten years for robbery at a boys home. The incident recalls a May 28 date with violent elements and subsequent arrest, including a late June custody episode in Ventmont Bays.
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Bydney
Weijnwsilay
Michael James Delaney
Nentemer Co
Tibin Fon Ranchery
Nile Uring
Palea
Delaney
Winudy
Ventmont
Demuny Ware
Recruits Sparse for New South Wales Police
A garbled Sydney report notes a small number of recruits for the New South Wales Police Force. The text is unclear and difficult to parse, but references recruitment challenges and ongoing training efforts among constables and staff.
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N.S.W
Sydney
Pepinre
Joevaite
Canberra Funeral Directors Honor Dignified Services
Canberra funeral providers announce dignified and reverent funeral services with emphasis on respectful arrangements and personal tribute options. They promote compassionate guidance, quality care, and tailored funeral planning for families during times of loss.
Predicted U S Slump Follows Looming Boom
Fragmentary report notes a forecast of a coming U S economic slump after a predicted boom. Mentions Britain Britain’s trade woes and a Tasmanian senator predicting a boom followed by the greatest slump in U S history, with unclear specifics and mixed names.
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Sydney
Wednyaiay
Beale
Britain
Shivaad Ceavel
Atise Duha Fia Lee
Laren
Thames Gordon
Culley Kingdom
Senator Lamp
Tasmania
USA
Australia’s Claim to Manus Island Supported
Report from Melbourne on General Blamey and United Nations actions regarding Manus Island. The article notes Australia’s stance to defend New Guinea and retain Manus Island, with scarce readable details and a cautious editorial tone.
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Australia
Manus Island
Minebourne
General Blamey
Nail Toathy
United Nations Organisation
Col Lake
New Guiana
Australa
Ellen
Juin
Farmers urged to establish Canberra secretariat at conference
A motion at the National Farmers Union annual conference in New South Wales urged establishing a Canberra secretariat to handle farmers' claims before the payment of relief. Mr A G Hooker noted benefits for dairy producers and markets, while opponents argued against state-led solutions and rising costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Wesnesday
National Farmers
Union
Bee New Mouth” Wales
Betuiern
A. G. Hooker
Canberra
Farmera’ Clalna
Hale Milion Neary
Australia
Peg
Muying
Seine
Hooker
Cole
Queensland
New South Wales
Boys Fire At Cars With Air Guns In Wastes Boundary
Readable fragments report youths in Tetopan Ha ka a Gene area firing at vehicles along a waste boundary. An eye witness described a hole punched in a vehicle’s vellum side and attempted evasive actions to avoid injury. Police were notified as officers investigated the incident.
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Koya
Tyre
Devine
Eal
Oumir
Jethal
Huge Forgings Contract for Australian Cars
A major forging contract was announced involving Australian and Indian companies, with General Motors Holden and Auten Man Forge named. The deal aims to supply forgings for Australian built motor vehicles, expanding local manufacturing capacity at the existing plant. The agreement includes substantial new equipment and production milestones set for the near term.
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Sydney
Weilpesda
Australien
Two Retarding Factors With 40 Hour Week
Melbourne hearing details arbitration court testimony on a proposed 40 hour week. Mr Price of the State Skeeteiity Commission outlines two retarding factors: reduced tonnage and rural extension costs. He cites a long term cost impact, extending the 10 hour week programme to 80 million pounds by 1960 and needs more staff this year. The inquiry adjourned until tomorrow.
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Melbourne
State Skeeteiity Commission
We Price
Price
Arbitration
Wek
Com Nisin
Aggieston
Eure Vent
Mr Price
Sr Wright
Mr. Lewy
Lewin
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