Wool growers warn of aid conditions as price crisis deepens
An NAW Western Growers Federation report notes rising prices for staples, with fears that stabilisation aid may reach too late to rescue farmers. Producers urge steady support to lift living standards and maintain robust output, warning that high production costs and currency depreciation threaten many. The piece stresses the need for price reserves and efficiency to safeguard Australia’s food, wool, and democratic resilience amid Asia’s strategic pressures.
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Pristary
NAW
Wiest
Foden
Avon
Asia
Australie
R Sharp
Diab Ser and Feared Housing Activitbe in 1887
Fragmented text references March 1887 events, a person named Foote and Vankerre, and a figure becoming stores controller under a federal telegraph commission. It mentions housing activity, interior officials, a Mr aucasdrew, and a survivor with a wife amid unclear details.
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Ieee
Mater
Eerig Ietteathaes
Hal
Federal Cartel Commission
Ngee
Aucasdrew
Weather reading shows uncertain temperature changes and cold spell
Weather notes give mixed figures for temperatures with unclear times and locations. The text mentions a 34 hour window and a cold spell, with references to a forecast and various illegible figures suggesting fluctuating conditions.
Wool trade totals show Australia paid 68 million pounds
The report records wool sales and receipts for the Commonwealth Treasury. It notes a principal buyer as United States buyers, with wool values around 213,808,000 and 14570,000 in recent quarters. Domestic and international figures are cited, tied to budget estimates and revenues.
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Australia
Stevens
Commonwealths
Steurthiat
Tialand Wileu
LiPoot Geee
Ube United x
United
Etatoe Alma
Seal
Sine
Venbues
Caachoalovaie Bowene Sive
Himes
Imported Pre-fabs and Government Subsidies
A discussion outlines government subsidies to support importing pre fabricated building materials amid the wartime or postwar economy. The plan proposes tariffs or subsidies to cover freight and raw materials, aiming to accelerate construction and alleviate material shortages until domestic resources recover.
Chair At University English Posts Amid Transfer Talks
Fragmented OCR notes discuss a university chair of English and related appointments. Mentions names like Cameron, Bedale, Todd, and Le Gardiner and references to a college council and staff changes. No clear dates or outcomes are discernible from the legible text.
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Canberra Valveraty
A Los Ote
Enecahee
Protas Micemmtol
Tor Tore Yan
Owen Anid
Sid Peedetad
D. Cameron
Renlorimles
I D
Australian Missionaries Evacuated from Korea
The Australian mission has evacuated missionaries including Rev. and Mrs. Lane and two children, Miss Withers, and others under United Nations guidance. Families and several Brit ish Commonwealth personnel leave as authorities coordinate overseas relocation.
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Korea
Japan
United Nations
Mire
A.B. Damington
Wwe
Owhowh
Motab
Mre
H. Lane
Mies MW
Withers
Execution at a pit near the camp by Japanese forces
A wartime report describes a mass execution of prisoners at a large pit near a camp. The court, led by Miyukawa, orders executions following interrogations and accusations of offences. Names and details are obscured in the fragmentary text.
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Brit
Ted
Hy “Att
Trasae
Sary Mead Ewes
Sarena “Rakamoto
Air Transport Ban Shocks Film Theatres
Budde applies to civil aviation authorities to ban transporting motion pictures by air. Civic Theatre shows packed with over 3 000 feet of films in transit and plans to warn viewers. Aviation authorities expect to enforce safety measures and discuss road and rail alternatives for travel.
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Budde
Civil Aviatior Andontire
Ban Ot
An-Arrva Eta Progrenema
Civic Theatre
Thay
Sanim
Tha
Unefolat
Public service staff decrease in some departments
The advisory committee notes a net rise in overall public service staffing while administrative departments show a wage reduction. It reports a monthly increase of 1,116 in workers across works, business undertakings, services and factories, with construction leading gains and a later fall of 180 in administrative department figures. It cites government pledges on efficiency and stresses continued review of Commonwealth wide organization.
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Snowy
Unideren
Postal Aid Broadcasting
Oncera Gatas S Saar
Ewolten’ Bile Service
Wadden
Oe Ee Ee
Prinewel
Newcastle steel output held up by crane drivers strike
Production at the Newcastle steelworks faces near standstill as crane drivers strike at the soaking pits delaying the bloom mill. About 200 workers refused to work after the 4.45 pm stoppage, with union opposition and a court order cited as factors, risking further shutdown of the plant and related rolling processes.
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Newcastle Steelworks
Forday
Ana
Fist Aman
Sranes
Wick
Cantor
Decimion Aguingst
Dec
Apting
EDFA
Twilight Homes Move Revived in ACT Drive
An all out drive for support from ACT organizations to revive Twilight Homes dominates confusion. The president asked delegates to appoint a review of interest while planning a deputation to urge action on building homes for the aged.
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Aho Aaparlea
Mackay
Arly
Miyaicny'a
Sergmants
RAAF
Corpam
Pukaye
Usar
Paninatef
Miya
Tuskaya
ACT
Canberra
Firat
Te Interior
Megride
Hadi Brondetveren
Dolewstes
O Taure
Morling
Sleeton
McBiride
Bonney
Anrun
McArthur Carpeta
Aline
Crmeil Bick and
Accellent Fund
Delernion
Public Opinion on Canberra Liquor Laws Sparks Debate
The Advisory Council faces sharp criticism amid a public opinion push over ACT liquor policies. Observers cite enforcement concerns and complain about intrusive searches of tourists in Canberra.
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Uae
Werkman
Advisory Council
Poker
Matemant Oy
Betel & Tate
Act
Canberra
Meeting on Coast Road in Canberra South East Industry Talk
Representatives from the Canberra and Queanbeyan Chambers of Commerce and others attend a public meeting on the Coast Road project. Discussion covers transport to Canberra, milk and fruit producer input, and potential alternate routes as delegates seek improved access and broader industry backing.
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Canberra
Queanbeyan
Commeron
Nott Mofles
Mprove
Canberra-Bateman's
May Road
Cinivenar
C. Chandler
Sid
Milk
Stony Tor
Transpore
Snomey Tor Rad Meaketen and the Gomimonwasich
Fragmentary text mentions Nat fren of thie 18 bine wa thie ron Drv Wott silt. Unclear names and events prevent full reconstruction of people, places, or dates.
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Wat
Hospital bed shortage sparks Dr Nott's warning in Canberra
Dr Nott warns urgent surgical and medical cases face turnaways amid acute hospital bed shortage in Canberra. He cites staff strain and inadequate beds as risking public safety and calls Health Minister action to address the crisis.
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DR. Nott
She Howpital
Nottani
Famiall Aanese
Nott
Moura
Canberra
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Australas — Groass
Miyukaws
Fuxays
Curry
Tonya Seara
Newcastle
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Amos
Twilight Homes
Bir
Mir
Ruawe
Jarwer
Hanog
Conia
Jeompidte
Iso
Yerradumla
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