Reports on mines and wool trade in Australia and Europe
Readable extracts describe favourable mine prospects and wool market conditions, noting Japan's purchasing power and Australian demand. It covers the Girofla Big Bertha mine dispute, government advances,矿 operations, and tax/financial documents, with testimony from Harold Jensen and Macroman Smith during a parliamentary inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inpariess
Australia
Commonwealth
Japan
Rani
Brooke
Theotie Howie
Buramilia
Sydney
Outida
Naule
Magume
Abe
London
Erin
Aherstore
Ita
Hytnay' P
Briabane
Thomas Harold Hmuith
Mina
Joans
Mr. Mansfield
Sah Jed
Crown
Quesnavin
Girofly
Maine
Big Bertha
Mrr
Mapafield
Big Herihe
Min
Foun
Macroman Smith
Cuthbert
Wee
Goddard
McCormack
Attornay-Central
Auditor-Geenral
Duibe
Aesserm
Hanith
Munafteld
Goddard Aid Rata
Dlamlana
Reid Thom
Cilat
Harold Jensen
Chillagoe
Beli
Teaay Wa
Cormack
Theodore
Ianou
Tom
Ravat
Mr. Macrossan
Winne
Mr. Macross
Deaven
Labour Party
Kingsbury
Mydney
Wld
Mananér
Chillioe
Sheshare
Loan Council Terms and State Finances Debate
The Loan Council discusses taxation fears and expected funding needs for September. Mr Stevens notes that present finances require more than normal revenue and warns of shortfalls without external help. Officials cite projected deficits of over 9 million pounds and cash payment restrictions impacting wages and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WAQGA
Mtevemy
ML. A
Riverina
Toy
Lea Council
Weeve
Amiarien
Canning Statue in Athens Described in Turbulent Ceremony
An OCR damaged fragment describes the unveiling of a Canning statue in Athens attended by Rinwtherion Veniaples the Prime Minister Abe Malmia the Press Jagat and the British Minister. The marble statue by Mir Fran cie t Chantry was linked to Duke of Ruthériand patronage and once stood in Trentham Hall before relocation to Wendminster Abbey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Mir Francie T Chantry
Duke of
Ruthériand
Replion
Isa Xmalaie
Wendminster Abbey
Trentham Hall
Rise of Chromium in Modern Metal Work
A historical look at chromium's role in industry describes its alloying with iron and steel to yield hard, rust resistant material. It covers uses in motors, watches, rails, and architectural steel, noting chromium plating for corrosion resistance and decorative trim, and highlights its impact on manufacturing and building applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somal
Becsusy
Ren
Mariner
Amarteam Oll Reinerien
Awiphror Elie
Turkey
Washingtoners Scribe Pedersh Coil Pree over Autrans Lad
A fragmented OCR reads like a local notice about a person named Pedersh Coil and an item titled Autrans Lad. The text is garbled but indicates a public or publishable note on an event or person in a city area. Further readable nouns include Washington and Allies, with unclear dates or places.
Carbon dioxide storage changes in fruits vegetables and flowers
Dr Thornton at New York State College and Cornell leads research on carbon dioxide effects in cold storage. The study notes altered flavors odors and textural changes in fruits vegetables and flowers when exposed to carbon dioxide atmospheres, with processing implications for commercial refrigeration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton
New York Hiah College of Agriculture
Cornell University
Industrial Ad Linginsering
Thorntons
Boyou Thompson Institute For
Flass Research
Marenhell
Thoraten
Thase
Willy Bastice
Fragmented OCR tale of disputes and legal notices
The readable fragments describe court actions and economic debates amid historic conflicts. Names, dates, and places are garbled, but reference to a Central Court and a case involving an individual named Arthur Meat appears. The record hints at Prohibition era pressures and rural economic concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juin Lata
Denmark
Heverud
Arthur
Lehaeys
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Oxford
Sil
Manchester
FEA
Phillips
Young’s
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FCT
Mangana Case
DR. Jensen
MR. Lang
MR. Stevens
Chromium
Rexona
Adyt
Meeeee Store Civic Centre
Ito
Maer
Caras
Lem
Party
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