Wool Market Holds Firm at Sydney Sale
Prices remained firm across all Merino descriptions as Sydney wool auctioneers reported solid demand for fine to superfine merino with buyers led by the Continent, United Kingdom and Japan. A clearance reached 14 944 bales with Woodlands Mudgee consignments noted.
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Thurauay
Luna
Cokeharks
Grenay
Woodlands
Continent
United Kingdom
Japan
United States
Focal Mills
Non-unionists In New Land Award Contested Wage Claims
In a condensed hearing Commissioner Donovan deferred on wage reductions for shearing, noting some employers pay above the existing award while unions discuss lower rates. He plans a conciliation conference to prevent work hold-ups and preserve long-standing industrial harmony, with no preference for unionists in the interim award.
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Sovers Wu
Prdgeddinga
Donavan
Gruztera’ Association
Victoria
Tasmania
Australian Workers’ Union
Donovan
Australian ‘Workers Union
Tives
Tye
Graviers
Dana
Elin Ty
Interi
Aw.u
Cahill Urges State Budget Control Over Finances
Sydney premier Cahill told the Australian Workers' Union convention that the state must control its own finances to be effective. He warned against uniform taxation and said Victoria's court ruling limits Commonwealth power. Cahill plans to press Canberra for a fair loan council position and argues the state should retain a larger share of wealth.
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Sydney
Whursday
Amust
Cahill
Australian Workers’ Union
Canberra
Wea
Loan Council
Ang
Gong Ta Wale
Bolle
W.S.W
Australia
Commonwealth
Canberra Woman Unconscious In Sydney Hospital
The wife of 21 year old Gwerdolirne McTaggart is hospitalized in Sydney after a car crash near Plemon tington. She suffered a fractured shoulder and remains unconscious. The car driver was treated for a fractured skull. Doctor s operated after admission but she remains unconscious today. Dew from Canberra visited to see his wife.
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Canebayra
Alan Lewisham Hospital
Francs Glward McTageart
Canberra
Motor Fim
Dew
Panberra
Gwerdolirne Mar Fave McTaggart
Amctaygare
Red Subversion Main Danger
YNDON Thursday. The principal Communist threat to the West now lies in political subversion and economic penetration. British Minister Anthony Nutting said there is no danger in underestimating the Communist menace. He warned that Moscow aims to outflank and outmaneuver in Asia and Africa as Soviet power grows. Nutting stressed the Soviet policy of competitive coexistence and warned of intensified military and technological threats.
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Foreign Office
Anethony Nutting
Frm
Berlin
Egope
Halting
Communist Party
Aec- Yeluly
Irushchev
Krushehev
Wmiyono
Nutling
Gre
Mining Engineer Killed in Terror Clash at Tapah District
Roderick Gordon, 26, a mining engineer, died in a clash with terrorists in Tapah district Perak State yesterday. Authorities report the incident reached Heresuia.
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Tpoh
Melaya
Roderick Gordon
Abandonment of New Zealand Heavy Water Project
The United Nations atomic energy authority plans withdraw from the heavy water plant project in New Zealand due to escalating costs after consultations with the New Zealand Government. The scheme aimed to use geothermal steam for producing heavy water and powering the facility, with ongoing government interest in the power station project.
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United In Atomic Energy Authority
Waleed
New Zealand
Dow Zealand
Atomicnergy “Authority
Melbourne Carrier Completes Jet Flight Trials in Channel
The Royal Australian Navy carrier Melbourne completed its first jet flight trials in the Fishing Channel. Minister O'Sullivan announced trials included jet fighters and Gannet anti-submarine aircraft, noting improvements like a steam catapult, angled deck, and deck-landing mirror. Melbourne expected to arrive in Australian waters midyear.
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RAN
Melbourne
Annouelignisi
Air Navy
O'Sullivan
Dea Yoismalle
Stein Omlapilt
Innilng-an
Seater O'Sullivan Fuld
Australian
Former Fitzroy Club Secretary Faces £10,000 Damages Claim
John Patrick Buckley, 57, long time secretary of Fitzroy Football Club, filed a Supreme Court writ seeking £10,000 damages alleging misappropriation connected to an alleged incident at a junior meet on January 5. The case centers on Buckley's assertion of misconduct and loss of office.
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Ansh Bouson
Mercy
Fitzroy Football Club
Supreme Court
Ljeged Alanday
John Patrick Buckley
Sheng
Ity
Bulkley
Ee Man
B, Sayer
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