Wool price shifts and exchange rates in Australia trade debate
A fragmented reconstruction discusses how rising wool prices and exchange rate changes affect Australian imports and exports. It notes government and industry concerns over wage, production, and textile costs, with implications for wool growers and the broader economy.
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Erie
Weel
United Kingdon
Ueyers
London
Australia
Australas
Santmacticn
Foote Acu
Peng & Mtapiheng
Giant loco on trial in Western railways
The Commissioner for Railways Mr F C Garside says the northern line is strengthened by the new Beary locomotives to operate between Sydney and Broadmeader. The locomotive weighs 37 tons and its designed hauling force is 6000 Te, reflecting a major trial of the fleet.
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W. Railways
Mr. FC. Garside
Sydney
Broadmeader
Tt Ie
Slow Response IBy C U C Students Te Gangablin
Fragmented readable lines describe a campus group or incident involving students at a center on Yam Road with references to feeding and college balls. The text is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes.
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Iby
C.U.C
Stoemis Apels
Cie
Yam Road
Socermodaioe Fecanien
Grah College
French Assembly Order Reads Prose of Ingals
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a French Assembly order with scattered phrases about prose, a pocket notebook, and unclear references to names. The readable portion hints at a debate or procedural item but lacks coherent details or identifiable entities. The record captures a partial glimpse of legislative paging or speech notes without full context.
Labour Council To Boycott Dr Not t As Member
A motion moved by Mr V Kearney of the A W U urged direct government approach on concerns and not mediation by Dr Not t. The measure passed amid debate over Labour and industrial dynamics, with calls to avoid political entanglements and to form an executive panel for health department matters.
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V. Kearney
A.W.U
Kearney
Lstear
Can Weera
Nett
Skrea
Clerks
Hanlon
Sam Sarprams
Kearney Saring
Gus
Colin McEwar
Allied Liquor ‘Trades Union
Tee
Harker
Electrical ‘Tradea
Fleved
Pocalca
Wits
Commonwealth Health
Earle Page
Pharmaceutical Guild
Commonwealth Heath Department
Fragmented note on political groups and government stance
A garbled fragment discusses no agreement between groups and a government body. It mentions Chinese communists and a government, with unclear specifics and missing context. The text is incomplete, offering little concrete information or named entities to anchor a proper summary.
Agreement Reached on New Health Scheme in Australia
The conference ended with agreement on a health reform plan to be cabinet approved and operational within months. It covers medicines, vaccines, serums, and a disciplinary committee to oversee the chemists and scheme implementation.
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Earle Santocay
Shrime
Une
Tore
BALA
State Council
Australia
Conference Amid World Tension Shapes Tuition Policy
In a tense review, a lone conference between government and industry leaders discusses new terms for the World Communications Agreement. The move aims to set rates and standards for services, with implications for state action and future funding through a national body.
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Toresting Rad
New World Communications
Foreign Doctors a Clinic Assistants
Fragmented OCR yields a garbled admission about foreign doctors and clinic assistants. It mentions health department notes and potential contacts, with unclear names and places. The readable bits suggest a discussion of clinic staff, roles, and regulatory points amid partial, error-filled text.
Interior department survey guides Molonglo industrial plan
A comprehensive interior department questionnaire circulated to lessees in Canberra seeks input on future ACT development. It asks about site sizes, building types, staff facilities, rail and coach needs, and relationships to allied industries to inform the Molonglo subdivision plans.
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Department of the Interior
Guida Tee
Molonglo
Canberra
Act
Neseres
Eariesen
I. Braddon Tee Muner Industries
No Let Up on Communists in Australia
The Australian Minister for External Affairs in New Delhi stated the government aims to destroy all Communist influence in Australia and remove all danger by pursuing them wherever found. He estimated Communists in Australia numbered 30,000 to 40,000 and threatened to undermine national interests for a power.
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NEW Delal
Spen
New Delhi
Australis
Austalie
Torres
Strike fears at open cut mines in the west
Reports from Lithgow and Sande warn of potential strike action at open cut mines as union leaders vow to pursue a large-scale stoppage. The Central Federation Board and local authorities consider reserved judgments while workers press for terms. Authorities monitor civil action and possible delays to operations.
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West
Mning
Yeaptcyewe Wowkligy
Promaniy
Lithgowigs
Sande
Central Ferater Actips Adsl
Tate
Coat Raferesce Board
Wah Nex Souk
Gallagher
Aboec Shan
New Country Party Member Elected Across Sealand
A newly elected member joins the Country Party in Sealand after wins in the federal elections. He previously served in the RAW Parliament and was minister for education from 1927 to 1940. He founded the Junie Farmers Chute and the Armidale Teachers in 1928, boosting NSW education efforts.
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D. B
New Country Party
Sealand
New
Mtlanda
Arsuisaie
Conten
Junie Farmers
Armidale
Nsw
Standart
England University College
Senator A D Held and Country Party Seek Senate Seats
Fragmentary OCR passage notes A D Held and Lica Reid seeking Senate representation for the Country Party. Mentions two terms and a ministerial role in agriculture, with references to legislative assent and a historic change. Names and dates are unclear due to garbled text.
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A. D. Held
W. Parnamas
Man Injured by Ad Alast Road Incident
Clarrie Rogers of Hartity sustained injuries today in a road incident near the old court house. He was standing by the road when a vehicle struck, knocking him down as onlookers watched. Emergency personnel attended the scene and transported him for treatment.
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Clarrie Rogers
Hartity
Waserecard
Suny
Hia
Old Court House
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