Wheat Board no longer rubber stamp says McEwen
McEwen argues the Wheat Board has shifted from a mere rubber stamp to active control by growers representatives. He notes appointments to chair and board reflect decisions in growers interest, separating stabilization plans from board functions under parliamentary act. He emphasizes continued grower majority and no shift in authority beyond management changes.
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Wheat Board
McEwen
Mnnel
Australian Wheat "Board
MokWwen
Aesoniaton
Jr McRwen
Teswdate
Tut
Theannelves
Evocation of Government Capital Decision on Public Scheme
The government stated it would exercise its own total judgment on the capital needed for a proposed scheme. It noted that the seven percent rate had been decided for the year and that funds would be repaid if the scheme proved unacceptable to either the government or the vacancy.
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Evan
Joe Anata
Ty Eehisitore
Pubuc
Alc
Mrt
Cavanagh
Jean
Monster Wool Exhibit At 1902 ACT Meeting
Fragmentary report notes a proposed monster wool exhibit by A T at the annual meeting of the ACT and A Association at Mull last month. Mr Shepherd urged growers to cooperate for a display worthy of the A C Hewart. The matter will be further discussed.
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Commonwealth
A.X
Shepherd
Growern
A.C
Hewart
Supty
Mtr
S Rilby
G. Gee
Handbook to Woolgrowers Milk Supplies Cut
A new edition of the Handbook to Woolgrowers addresses vital farm topics. It covers parasites affecting wool and sheep, prevention and eradication methods, and practical notes on vaccination, grazing, foot rot, and milk supplies. Growers receiving copies will gain updated guidance and benefit from a 20 percent production cut announcement.
Hormones for Weed Control Reported by Interior Dept
A Department of the Interior report describes hormone use to control weeds yielding high kill rates on horehound and seeking rural adoption. Field demonstrations, scheduled for November, aimed to show timing and methods, with trials continuing through July and notes of significant reductions in weed presence observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
F.O
Jrorehound
Nove
Pomeplatety
Corte
Cotter
Department | of the Interior
Miss Rivet Discusses Independent India at WGA
Miss Eileen Rivet, longtime educator in India with the London Missionary Society, spoke at the WGA on Independent India. She outlined dramatic moments in 1941 and expressed views on leadership, constitutional reforms, and the role of women in postcolonial India. She highlighted support for Women’s Christian College in Madras and international partnerships among Commonwealth nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Rivet
India
London ‘Ete Faionary Society
WGA
Rivett
Witen Ind
Urauane
Jmpass
Ing
Fas Hivett
Australie
Uatanond
Women's Christian College
Fight Drawn After Ten Rounds in Welterweight Bout
The welterweight contest ended in a draw after ten rounds with both fighters floored multiple times. Aucklasder Techie Jennies and others provided a hard fought match featuring heavy exchanges and momentum shifts throughout.
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Aughland
Welterwaight Sonteat
Aa Jankina Ea al Wong
Universities discuss role in British Commonwealth universities
A Canberra public forum on University Development in the British Commonwealth included Sir Philip Morris Sir Douglas Copland and Sir Raymond Priestley as speakers. They argued universities must balance research and education amid funding pressures and colonial growth, with plans stressing residential facilities standards and self dictated curricula.
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Erstel University
Philip Moreis
Philips Morris
British Commonwealth
Canberra University College
ACT
Boonamit Society of Australia
Aldetralige Institute of Internaonal Affairs
Australia National University
Sir Douglas Copland
Air Philip
Granta
Natal
Fise
duiBcultien
Ritien
A C T Show Society Plans for 1951
The ACT Show Society discusses its 1960 show after delays, noting strong attendance and finances. A new committee is elected with many names. interior department improvements and poultry pavilion plans are outlined. A Canberra exhibit is considered with nominations and costs discussed.
Tanks Camouflaged As Haystacks In War Narrative
The report describes an American airman using a haystack disguise to hide tanks from view. It notes a mistaken appearance, attempts to move, and a rocket attack affecting movements. The United States intelligence cites a mission near a border area with food supply concerns for advancing forces.
Plans For Fighting Bush Fires In Srey Area
The Rah Fie Council approved plans to mount a rotary pump on a 200 gallon water carrier to battle fires in inaccessible forest regions. The plan aims to strengthen the fire service ahead of next season, with trials and spark arresters to prevent outbreaks and improve brigade efficiency through recent training.
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Luna
Rah Fie Council
Tone Grapa
Ieee Teil
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Bank OF
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First Bank
Kia-Ora
Ion Toren
Pederal Capital Press
Teasdale
Austraiie
Vitarian Wheat Growers
Car Parstion
McMwen
IBY
Handbook TO Woolgrowers
Sir ‘Raymond
Yogland
Couric Anna
Mumbai
Usese Institutionn
Biniraporr
Txe Miniere Reparta
Nq ‘Ouma
Africa
Arcond
Occa
Bucer Univer
Pally
Pakiotan He
SM. Housain
Foundation
Pakistan
Kamer
Une Nation
Caperta
United Lem
United States
Australis
Douglas Copland
Andarda
Jenmueny
Bie Jas
Austra
Van
Naional University
Carld
A.C.T. Show Society
Necesary
Wong
Messrs
H. Brown
D. J. Ruwsell
Wing
Grace
E. Cavanagh
Rochford
JA. Rochford
Kilby
Cameron
Brows
Coulton A
Bolton
Moore
Gesty
Thorpe
Bocretiea Union
Mealaa
AL Pilfering
Agricultural ‘Socretiae Counc
Tolpate
Br. Piolowring
Canberra
Anue
Cane Noprem Community” Hospital
Ehem
Sincox
Nuss Roesag
RK. G. Chace
Tre Midente
Masara
I. Rochford
Merees
N. Coulton
KC Kilby
Ning
Colutort “Featney
A. Witty
Aly Ana Brian
Wy. Pouty
Southwell
Erly
R. Rochord
Mr. A. Bicher
Authorizieg Win Sr
Aise
Eveready
Frans
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