Victorian Delay Jeopardizes Wheat Handling Plan
A Victorian government delay endangers the marketing and delivery of the crop. Analysts warn the Commonwealth may falter on ratifying the International Wheat Agreement, risking disrupted trade, possible cessation of the Wheat Board, and slow 1982-84 crop movement with Western Australia and New South Wales seeking alternate routes. Corporate and government figures, including Sir John To, discuss impacts on export totals and reserve planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Tre Plesine
Australian Wheat Board
Wetern
Ausia
New Southal
Matepoalator
Solig
Air John
Ceitain
Nr Wding
United States
Writain
Letotterion Sabalde
Fenain
Najur
Australhe
Anatfalli
Anéra Seault
John Toanedate
Very Interest Spectator Minister Resents Present Whet
A spectator notes the minister’s reaction to current events, expressing strong interest and concern about the whet of circumstances and the timing of actions under discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Hs Aa
Earthquake survivors endure tremors in Argostoli rescue
After a strong earthquake, two women trapped in ruins were rescued after five days. One 73 year old survivor refused to leave her home seeking comfort as aftershocks continued. Naval ratings worked on inland dugouts to aid recovery amid ongoing tremors and warnings.
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Arnecen
Miesany
Thele Nowe
Lae
Jonixn
Durine Aaly Grork
Aorta
Tome
Talend
Tatoo
Beitish
Abuthey
Fie
Phrica
Argostoli Eol- Jayneg
Earth
Ateries
Aldicutt
State Determined On Land Tax
Snapshot of parliamentary discussion on land tax policy with mentions of ministers Hawking Car and Cahill, cabinet timing, and proposed measures. References to figures like Premier and party leaders signal broad government push for land tax reform and potential budget implications through to 1920s context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Wau
Mub- Milind
Ity
eBring
Las
Hawking
Weling
Heftin
Feleginili
Parliamentary
Country Party
Mt Bruxiw
Cahill
Impor
J. Il
Fragmentary OCR: Moon Mission Plan Mentioned
Scribbled notes show a garbled claim about a ten hour journey to the moon with references to Angeles and a day named Tuesday. Details are unreadable, making it impossible to identify exact participants, dates, or arrangements.
Park Hostels Ltd Ordered to Leave After Evictions
A local council orders Park Hostels Ltd to remove migrants after 32 families were evicted from Bunnereng Hostel yesterday. The meeting heard migrant abuses and lawful concerns, with officials considering licenses and notices amid claims of high handed actions.
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Aise
Aeed
Tomogre Sa
Aeting Ter
Senha Croc
Nigranta
Bunnereng
Commonwealth Flow
Ele Ltd
Tenta
Dimmer
Sandys Discuss Sharing Costs Of Woomera Mission
Mr Manays and Mr Mensies planned a visit to Australia this week to discuss shared costs of Woomera operations. Government concerns centered on who should fund ongoing activities and how the total expenditure compares with earlier figures, amid talks of collaboration between authorities.
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Sandys
Woomera
Mensies
Andal
tieBuson
Sanfy
Parliament Budget Details Delayed for Party Members
A partial, garbled report indicates lawmakers await budget details after a parliamentary assembly. Names and places are unclear, but mentions of Ministers and members imply delays amid anticipated adjournment and upcoming sessions. Verification and clearer notices are needed.
Court hears Murray adoption fight over Wayne
An equity court in January heard Miss Joan Murray’s bid to oppose Wayne Murray’s adoption by Mr and Mrs Norman Mac, amid allegations of deception and desire to reclaim the child. Judge J. P. Slattery described Murray as unfit to love the child, noting medical evidence and publicity considerations in the case.
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Mr. Ramlys
Shane Waino
Mensin
Ori
Woomera
Austinllit
Conan
Murray
Slattery
Tr O Normian Mace
Wayne Murray
Creve Bucet Women's Hospital
Jender
Min Joon Murray
Rang
J. P. Slattery
A. Larkins
Mid
Eogady Gaurt
Ming Nisteray
Coeet Canes
Wayne
Ir. Larkins
Rai
Anas Murray
Wayon
Orson
Remaphione Récords
Mr. J.T. Blattery
Miss Murrugh
MP Larkinas
Preas
Suyipeme
Carkins
Murrey
Mlaney
Mae
Manthorpe
Lottery
Dustin McLelland
New Strike Threat In Paris
Paris faces a renewed strike threat as government aims to prosecute workers from The Catholic Futel Workers Federation. Members who tailed last week were urged back to work under the impression they would not be prosecuted. Train services are disrupted and more protests are anticipated.
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Paris
France
Mtriiers
Furtel Workers’ Federation
Tte
Unel
Budget hearing and travel notes in Canberra visit
The Australian Treasurer Sir Arthur vex attends a budget hearing and briefed discussions with Prime Minister Me nt en. Bartianeat reports a Septem week visit to Canberra with the Prime Minister staying at the Prime Minister's Lodge. The Star of The Howse of Representativen coverage notes the travel, talks, and expected parliamentary meeting.
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Mir Duncan Randy
Wil Tate
Arthur Vex
Bartianeat
Nanny
Cannorre
Ater
Menten
Sand
Sandy
Fragmentary reminiscence hints at family ties and welfare context
The readable segments reference a girl’s isolation in her room, questions about favored companions, and mentions of a natural mother and child welfare act. The text is fragmentary and blends personal life with statutory terms, suggesting an old newspaper excerpt discussing custody or social services themes.
Mislaid Ballot by Post Office Causes Election Confusion
Union Ballot papers mislaid by the post office led to confusion as the ballot was to elect officials. About 1,700 ballots were temporarily held, with two wing organizers named among the candidates. Investigations were opened into the mix up and the status of the ballots remains unclear.
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Union Ballo
Sydney
Tursday
The
Boilermakers” Union
Volo
Tmp
Tallok Papora Ware
wMctale Conigitaninerra
Arereiney
Hy Crna
Bhee Wey
Une Amp, Indust
Messrs
C. Irews
Phil
Shirai
F.M.G Iiriais
Grave Fear For Couple Lost In Sno
A distressing note from Malbourna reports a missing couple, two young people missing in wild countryside near Me Donna Huang. Police fear the worst as night temperatures drop and a search with a truck and local volunteers continues.
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Malbourna
Donna Huang
Ford
Anson Piano Palayer
Arthur Murdoch
Cho Janine Mire
Alemander Mcleod
Weaterville
Warburton
Inflation Was Legacy From Labor Debate Cites Price Rise Causes
The text records a political exchange criticizing inflation as a legacy of Labor. It notes claims of higher prices under Labor, contrasts with government responses, and references wage and money supply growth during the period. It mentions figures on wage increases and private money metrics, plus responses by Arthur Fadden and others.
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Australie
Bern Ieft
Fece
Mio Waa
Aretavat
States treated arrogantly says Dr Evatt
Dr Evatt denounces government and calls Corangamite by election a misstep. He claims the government inflated prices and reduced living standards, creating a new poor while maintaining nominal wages and eroding purchasing power for ordinary Australians. He chairs debate amid inflation and policy failures.
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DR. Evatt
Notable criticisms emerge over disclosures row
Confused and garbled text outlines criticisms of disclosures. Mentions Adelaide and Budget, with references to individuals such as O Flaherty, Treanier, and Samamarys. Content remains unclear and fragmented, lacking coherent event details or outcomes.
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Adelaide
Twesi Fama
Tomar
Memater O'Flaherty
Sorela al Air Eltetlin Mealins
Hess
Alen
Samamarys Amd
Tty
Male
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Turoday
Fog
Anak Wit Coe
Macon
Mr. Manays
Matty Toenthagn
Rennet
Mesery
McDonald
Laer
Coranguinite
Victoria
D. Malcahy
Tabor Frembor
Tor Lang
Fia
Tinga
Hep
Arthur Padden
Riruyu
Cain
Ceaert Temdays
Dom
Hon
Fife
Thas
Bret
Matt
Tan
Raul
Paymarket
Pat Geiss
Nest Rag
Nea Ir Naovenien
Dr. Evait
Uist
Arthur Fadden
Labi Wis
Sent Eal M. Z Aen Braugnt
AC. McLewm
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