Britain to be asked to cut spending on dollar wheat
A disjointed report notes Britain may be urged to reduce wheat purchases abroad amid calls from opponents and the Prime Minister to adjust policy. It references Australian supply, export stabilization plans, and potential five year price and acreage arrangements with the Commonwealth. The piece mentions figures, parliamentary figures, and state responses, including Victoria and other states awaiting agreement for March legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
United Kingdom
Britain
Australia
Memcien
Prion
Ausralian
Wali
Cate
Suen
Fetter
Ty “Ievett
Patey
Monvlos
Vatchirgea
Evatt
Mennes Peden
John Tenanale
Whem
Agian
Tenough
Victoria
Alshough
International fears on currency convertibility limits
Washington reports describe Britain and other governments resisting currency convertibility to avoid exhausting dollar reserves. At a December meeting the IMF warned that any move toward convertibility could draw large funds, risking balance of payments and widening deficits for member nations. The fund cautioned about standby borrowings and potential economic strain if convertibility increases.
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Hag Haken
New York
Washington
Age
TMP
Lange
LMF
Fapined Tha
Funka
Britain
He Fant
Ie Amu Uf
Pold Branche
Une Funul
Telled
Simmartha
Barrower
Tha
Dheline
Faraiga
Tne
Emperin Naiigat
Pourten
Apemen May Be Singa pore Despite Parroting Claims
fragmented OCR text references Malays, apemen, and jungle encounters. mentions workers and Australians described as strong, hairy figures with rubber toppers. unclear context, possible discussion of ethnographic speculation or sensational jungle imagery from a colonial-era report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
HALF WORLD UNDERFED STUDY HIGHLIGHTS GROWING FAMINE FEARS
A federal study warns that about 2.485 billion people may be underfed inadequately housed and poorly fed. The Bureau urges action through research and education to boost agricultural output and meet rising demand. The report stresses urgent worldwide nutrition challenges.
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Mo Ward
Reese
United States
Clare Nation
Bureau
No Survivors From Comet Crash
London reports that the Comet crash off the Jalian Isle of Elba left no survivors among 29 passengers and a crew of one. Captain Alan Gibson piloted the jet, which traveled from Singapore to London, as rescue boats searched amid a storm for bodies and debris.
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London
Yexterday
Elba
Singapore
Clemioe Wilmot
Breachmaier
Siviarian
Rica
Cary
Hiliath Tne
Tolley
Aalsarmen
Jalna
Alan Gibson
B. Co. Nince
Sendiers
Canadian Pacific
Karach
Ee Ieee
Etd Ceatels
Mingy Sonat
Ely
Plan to Boost Non Dollar Exports Urged by Ministers
Ministers at a conference urged a drive to expand non dollar exports, stressing sterling use and alerting policy to strengthen trade. They discussed developing Commonwealth projects and financing, with plans to detail financing and specific development proposals for the United Kingdom and Commonwealth countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
X- Porte
United Kingdom
Erwain
Germany
Ateralia Wan
Vuk
Atv
Quebulion
Puram Veider
Manin
Bi Apthue Fadden
Aue Folie
Me Abbott
al Butler
United Kenton
Twelve Die In Duck-Shooting Plane Crash
A Braniff Airways plane carrying executives Thomas Bernard of Dallas Texas and Ai Margrove of Shreveport Louisiana crashed near Shreveport during a duck hunting trip. The pilot radioed an impending crash minutes before attempting an emergency landing on Lake Wallace. Braniff had operated for 12 years without a total loss.
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Branit
Shreveport
Louisiana
Thomas Benard
Dallin
Tera
Branift Alviines
Ai Margrove
Shriport
Texsa Waste Mn
Lake Wallace
Branift Airlinan
Blunder in State Locomotive Contract Sparks Cancellation Call
A State Government contract for 25 steam locomotives is labeled a blunder by Dr Tonay Bunwood, who urges cancellation to save public funds. He criticizes high costs, alleging the plan costs triple annual budgets and cites alleged cheaper alternatives found in Continent. The remarks reference the Vic’s tor a and Talley issue as part of the debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonay Bunwood
Pare
Vic
Premiers to Meet Mr Butler in Canberra Talks
The Australian premiers held talks with Mr Butler outlining plans for finance to support transport irrigation electricity and associated undertakings. The gathering aimed to align with Commonwealth finance conference preparations and schedule a follow up with the Chancellor as next week's premiers meeting looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Butler
Mater My Sen Ale Hun
Bauerner
Sir
Tier
Canberre
Federal Gobinet
St Marchesa Wat
Yasith
Leo Ee
Cailoni Andlay
Promina
Victor
Twinian
Royal couple's busy day in Wellington
Queen Elizabeth and the Duke accompany a packed schedule in Wellington. The day includes a civic reception, a war memorial ceremony, a state luncheon, a parliamentary visit, and a tour of a motor works. The royal party remains steady amid ceremonies and public duties in the capital.
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Wellington
Mizabeth
Sevensbury
Bealand
Waninaler
Nxt
Fila
Hart of Wellington
Tormorow
Ali
Wipeanta Who t Alter' sar Solty paid fe sien eats and good haniire
Fragmented OCR text mentions domestic scene and holidays at home with unclear names and dates. It references paying for meals and goods, a ceased action, and questions about visitors or holiday plans. The readable fragments suggest a domestic exchange rather than a clear event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solty
Professor Balt Protests at Melbourne University
A garbled OCR fragment discusses a protest involving Professor Balt at the University of Melbourne. It references a letter and a complaint about a venue, with unclear names and dates due to text corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
Universcy
Melbourne
Oman
Science Congress Canberra Largest Conference Opens Tomorrow
Canberra hosts the ANZ.AS conference described as the biggest gathering ever held in the city. About five hundred Canberra residents enrolled while many more expected for the main proceedings at Can berra University College and adjacent venues. Delegates from government and scientific bodies attend with a Presidential reception planned at the Australian National University.
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Science Congress
Canberra
Anz.a
Inont
Cnet
Camiberra
Tewsdore Rigg
Gemeral
William Gin
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Commonwealth
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Commonwealth Treasury
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Statin
Egan Mills
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