Wool Sales in Sydney Show Strong Demand Across Regions
The day's Sydney wool sales show prices 8 percent above the opening rate for all good types including fleeces and skirtings. Demand remains robust from Great Britain, the Continent, and America with special activity on fine counts and merino lots. Mabyn Vale (Murrurundt) and Greasy 123d. for 3 bales highlighted the sale.
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Sydney
Great Britain
Continent
America
Mabyn Vale
Murrurundt
Prices Commission to Explain Barton House Rent Increases
Canberra Trades and Labour Council seeks advice from the Prices Commission on the basis for an 18/5 weekly rise in ten months at Barton House hostel. Mr Gardiner cites weekly increases totalling over £5,000 yearly to management while residents face high food parcel costs, urging swift action. The motion to obtain data from the Prices Commissioner was carried.
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Canberra Trades and Labour Council
Prices Commission
Barton House
A Gardinee
A.W
Gardiner
Britain
Sgveste
Frvesta
Tradex and Labour Council
Mel O'Neil
A.w.ul
Inquiries Sought Over Public Service Education Ties
Prime Minister Chifley promised immediate inquiries into Spender's charge that public servants were asked to name the school they attended. Spender urged whether questions about schooling could imply favoritism. Chifley and Agan pressed for a Public Service Board statement on casual to permanent appointments and exam requirements.
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Cniffey
House of Natives
Spender
Warringah
Queensland
Marvanta
Chifley
Australia
Behin d Bradman Testimonial Backed by Cricket Association
Sydney reports the Cricket Association led by Harold Heydon backs the Bradman testimonial match and rejects claims of hostility toward Bradman. Public contributions are modest while a generous £710 gift tops the fund as discussions turn to potential player movements and Keith Miller’s hospital treatment plans.
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Sydney
NW. Cricket Association
Harold [Heydon
Bradman
Hieydon
Meydon
Keith Miler
Bt Luke's Hospital
Millen
Millers
Brisbane
Nsw
Truth drug use condemned by officials in Sydney debate
In Sydney on Wednesday the use of the so called truth drug was condemned by psychiatrists doctors legal authorities and leaders. James Wallace Hrennan 20 factory worker pleaded guilty after undergoing narco analysis at Grange Mental Hospital as part of psychiatric treatment. The Dean Dr B Barton Babbage and Health Department officials criticized the procedure as invading personality and contrary to justice.
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Sydney
James Wallace Hrennan
Atealing Wa
Watch
Orange Court
Lindon Langlay
Grange Mental Hospital
Han Neon
B. Barton Babbage
Alan Bagot
Barrlater
Coated Tongue and Blotchy Skin Urge Digestive Aid
A vintage health ad promotes Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills to tone liver function and stimulate bile flow for irregular digestion. It claims vegan ingredients with no harsh drugs and urges readers to consult neighbors and try the remedy.
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Morse
Dr. Morw
Cave Find Ties No To 1944 Payroll Robbery
Detectives determined the cave articles near Yanderra have no link to the 1944 Yanderra payroll robbery. Police suspect the items were recently placed, likely as a practical joke by local children or pranksters, and expect no further action.
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CAVE
Temperance Hotel Plans for Canberra Drawn Up
Sketch plans propose a Temperance Hotel for Canberra by the Queensland Temperance League at the corner of Macquarie and Brisbane Avenues. Officials say no building permit until detailed plans are considered and that work may begin next year.
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Temperance
Queensland’ Temperance League
Macquarie and
Brisbane Avenues
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Samson
Civic Centre
Wool Sales
FIM
J. & Young's
Kingston
Civic
Queanbeyan
Dg. & Young Pty. Led
Kodaks
Evan
Kedah
Reka
Samevan Enlergers
Colearing Servier
A/aala) Pty, Ltd
Stetes
Eek
Temperance Hotel
Canberra
Lucille
Yoffa
Queen of Beart
Kayser
Barbara Lee
Manuka Arcade
Hoover
Adles
Hoover Metaler
Sears
Monel
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