Records in Wool Realisations Show Rising Prices
Figures show rising wool prices with substantial receipts and stock movements. The Damnit and the Wened Kingston Organization led the selloff, moving 3,61,277 bales under JT orders. August 1945 saw imports and sales surge to 15,407,000 bales before adjustments reduced to 3,508,000. Of these, 4,796,000 bales were Australian wool rerouted. operation aimed to stabilize stock levels and restrict last half 1880s deliveries. Improved stocks allow steady reallade, with most holdings in fine wools. Demand from many nations supports stronger prices, though some prem pricns may occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uae
Bert m
Las Zotet
BAWIA
Ord
Webs Nét
Maallerdwatt
de Jott Orgeniantion Regen
TNE
Wlohe
Simm
Bala supports medical scheme amid government critique
Fragmented OCR text outlines Bala crediting government regulation powers and proposing to inform the government of health provisions. It discusses confidential doctors and patients, contracts denying rights, government experimental health scales, and direct payments to doctors as part of a contested medical scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Ther
Srncene
Accora
Department of Health
Indivedual
Ubem
Brethe Atalde
Queanbeyan Show Highlights High Standard of Ram Breeds
The Queanbeyan show features top ram entries with strong performances across breeds. Notable winners include ram champions judged by weight and horn size, with Armour and Medway consignments drawing praise. numerous rams surpass four tooth counts and lead in classes for four tooth and under.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Dereet Horn Ben
Tour Tooth Funder JR
UK War Era Show Reveals Postwar Economic Struggles
The report notes Britain faced adverse trade and inflation after the war, with production shifts from the UK and Allied economies. It highlights postwar challenges in manpower, malaria control, and facility improvements, while referencing broader Allied efforts and the pace of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Mir HJ
Willian
ETO Millice
Britain
Accommodation Vacant Listed By Granta Commission
A Melbourne notice from the Granta Commission advertises vacant accommodation at 44 Queen Street Melbourne. The brief item mentions rental terms and availability with limited OCR readability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granta Commission
Queen At
Melbourne
Showt Scheme May Cost 200 M By Completion
The Prime Minister Mr Chifley said a series of wartime projects would proceed under defence power despite public opposition. He warned that even if needed, collaboration with Parliament would be sought, with a huge 200 million loan to fund the plan.
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Chitters
Bnowy
Staton
Costa
Saat
Chifley
Owen Net Competent to Hold Position of Stationmaster
A local citing Owen Net demonstrates fitness for the role of stationmaster. The notice notes his capacity to serve for ten years and references suitability and official criteria for the position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Net
Campers Refuse Payment Increases for Accommodation
Campers decline proposed rent rises for lodging amid sovereignty disputes and malaria concerns. The Director of Works and government officials face critique as workers protest conditions without permission. A French secretary references wage promises and the need for firm action to resolve the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feimpate
Igi
Itr
W. Puttal
Trade Remains Favourable Despite Mixed Import Figures
Australia reports a favourable trade balance for the current period with exports reaching £100,118. exports rose by 88.1 percent from the prior period. Imports totalled £981, and the year’s figures show a late month uplift, though some sectors fell short of expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ko Carver
Yeaterday
Aboriginal for Anzac Day March
The Minister for the Army said yesterday he would consider the suggestion to recognize the Australian fallen hero Riggeation thik Ga Wane as a participant in the next Anzac Day march. The proposal focuses on wartime service and the Army’s stance on Northern Territory observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambers
Byding
Eppreriaton
Diamond rings stolen from shop in Sydney
Police investigate theft of several diamond rings valued at 460 pounds from a Sydney shop. The article notes suspects could access the shop through the front gate. investigators are reviewing security and ring details amid halted access as officers pursue leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Ltd
Todas Va Ptcotiyee
Iran
Parry Crashes Into WHA as Government Endorses Action
Sydney reports a ferry collision near the wharf where Parry crashed into a vessel. No injuries reported among passengers. live wires and damaged CALIC structure noted. Government stance amid parliamentary debate described as endorsement of action taken by Leader Mr Padden.
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Wales
Mr. Padden
Hust
Sydney
Priday
Aero
CALIC
Jfree
Goodman
Wan
Ant
English Classes for Migrants in Remote Areas
English classes for migrants are discussed as a national need. The article notes motivation to improve literacy among immigrant workers and suggests correspondence courses and continuation choices at recreation camps. It mentions that migrant pupils are the primary focus and that instruction may be delivered by correspondency college of rapid instruction.
Floods Hit Northern Towns and Coastline Regions
Fragmented OCR reports show Barcaldine Quilpie Monto Grafton under flood disruption while towns face damages and evacuation. Rockhampton police saved a family of seven stranded by rising waters as river levels hovered near twelve feet, with many left without food.
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Londay
Barcaldine
Quilpie
Monto
Grafton
Orndrtown
Recknasspion
Rockhampton
Tarotay
Samar
Government aims to advance medicine amid wartime policy
The passage discusses government efforts to promote and control medical remedies, aiming to combat the influence of private medicine. It notes plans for free distribution through chemists and reduced abuse, with streamlined prescriptions and government formulary guidance to ease access and reduce reliance on private drug networks.
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Rome Mercement
Itis
Australian Medical
Aimenae
Tora
Fries Bawla
Polak
Pete Dr
Shipping Bill Debate in House Over Australia Trade
Debates on a shipping bill focus on Australia trading with Britain and the United States. Beale argues government should not fund or empower ships tied to Britain. Dalydarlin counters Australia as a major partner of Great Britain and asserts independence to build and maintain its own vessels.
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Heinle
Altralia
Beale Matte
House of Representatives
Yeaterday
Haig
Beale
Australia
Britain
United States
Paul
Dalydarlin
Griffin
Maintein
Eng
Housekeeper Service WW Alc T Medical Practitioners
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a civic notice or public service item involving medical practitioners and local services. The readable segments suggest a discussion of care, perhaps housekeeper services or public health guidance, addressed to residents of Cant rm eoiplaped ta Ile balved.
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Cant
Serer
Worame
Victoria All Out For 77 In Adelaide Match
Victoria were bowled out for 77 in Adelaide as Ane Anhur Richardson led a quick collapse. W. Zonnaton and Ue Baird added 86 for the last wicket, steering a salvage at the end while others faltered.
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Victoria
Adelaide
Admuaide
Anhur Richardson
Touiay’ Forest
Donald ‘Mead
Wan
Ewan
Stupa
Victorie Sc
W. Zonnaton
Ue Baird Nde
Nes
Victoria Eyes 20 Year Callide Coal Deal
Victorian government aims for a twenty year contract with Queensland to supply Callide coal. Development hinges on Commonwealth support and railway construction. Officials debate mining methods and costs while considering regional impacts and potential railway ties.
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Victoria
Callide Coal
Sater
Hn Queanaland
Callide
Ini
Queena
Land Commonwealth
Wales
Pilots Seek Third Licences After Crash Incident
ANA reports pilots A G L Huc tard and J Shelton involved in a crash aboard AWA planes. Civil Aviation Authority allows them to apply for third licences. Incident tied to December 2% crash at Mulgary. licence restrictions and employment conditions noted for pilots pending review.
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ANA
Aplnetmane
Wyiday
Civil Aviation
Rvan
A. G. L. Huctard
J. Shelton
AWA
Mulchard
Ortoter
Stotton
Milla
Mulgatory
Lang Attacks Ice-Chancellor in Melbourne Report
The Vice-Chancellor in Melbourne quotes Professor Copland from The Morale article accusing Australian workers of sabotaging production to influence the future. Lang questions whether the term or appointment allowed him to resist. The Prime Minister vows to obtain the information as students are referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Fyninge
Hoblet
Hine
Oneil McDonadd
O'Neil Baird
Dounston
Bradman
McLean
Melbourne
Copland
Chitley
Canadian high visit to Western Australia described
The report notes a Canadian high commissioner's visit to Western Australia. It mentions a march departure from Sydney on March 18 and arrival details in Melbourne and Fremantle. Officials named include Mtr. Kene neth A. Greene and others, with various routing and dates, though the text is garbled.
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Sanade
Australia
Mtr
Keneneth A. Greene
Ainice Hla Brat
Sydney
Melbourne
Manone
Bair
Bredman
Noc
Radings
Fremantle Sundries
Wego
Greene
Ar Pleten
Wr Sonmaton
Wist Fremantle
Wheat price controls decline noted at Washington forum
Officials in Washington discussed authority over wheat sales and a sliding scale system. The panel considered calls to set wheat prices and export limits as part of broader agricultural policy reviews.
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Alintention
International Wheat Cinter Ever
Washlogton
Duane
Agrien Eee
Australia to Make Tin Plate Battle Reported
Australia plans to produce its own tin plate with a project at Port Kembla. A figure of 10 million dollars is cited as the investment, with details of the program to be charted by BHP over a period to be defined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Samara
Putt Kembla
BHP
B.M.A. Refuses Coercion in Melbourne Address
In Melbourne on Friday the BMA agrees not to yield to coercion or fear of punishment. Secretary Hunter Med states the government has reprised actions against members and emphasizes resolve for freedom. Unclear wording due to transcription errors but asserts firm stance against coercion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
BLM
He Vernon
Unclear fragmentary text on a public matter
Fragmented OCR text references names and terms but lacks coherent details. It mentions possible individuals and a public discussion or action, with unclear context or outcome. No verifiable events or dates are present to confirm a specific news item.
First Monday In Lent at Saint Pauls Paris Church
The notice outlines a religious service schedule led by Rev. K Armatron with multiple services including Holy Communion and children's activities. It lists locations at Limestone Avenue and Saint Patricks with times starting at 8:30 am and continuing through the day, including sermons, devotions, and thematic hymn events.
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Bala
Queanbeyan
Entzien
Une Orerwa
Anderwand
Mannie
Meweadee
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Dea Ram's
Medway
Tate
W. Armour
Asmoite T. Kewer Lainih
Mintate A
Watate A. Artate A
Armout I. Ram
Armoue
Kas Redate
Armine
F. Bauywalt
Marryville
Merry, Alee
Bupertine Woot
Lla Fey
Atour
Bea
Reid
Marryville Pry., Ltd
Bre
Merryvile Pry
Ramville Pry
Webb
Walle Owen
Canberra
Parry
Rnin
Paes Titaloe
Aia
Alc.t
Mm Lang
I A
Bowley
Mitenn
Yeager
Mdings
B.M.A
Eure
Taney
Hsien
Fery
Civier
Limestone Avenue
Heninie
Craianas
Massey
Bratton
Aed
Bari
Sunray
Agu
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