Canberra Milk Prices Scrutiny At Public Hearing
At the first public hearing of the Cost of Living Inquiry Sir William Clemens questioned Niels Christian Nielsen chairman of the Canberra Dairy Society Ltd about milk price rises. Nielsen said increased fodder costs reduced returns to dairymen and profits from current price rises may exceed losses from herd destruction. The Canberra Dairy Society representatives discussed quotas, production costs, and the impact on consumers, with figures given for milk volumes, pricing, and annual production amid drought and feed shortages.
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Canberra Dairy Society Ltd
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Line Society
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Wiliam Clemens
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William
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Uney
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Australia vence Oxford in a decisive innings victory
Oxford faced Australia on Friday in Oxford, with Australia achieving an innings and 487 runs win after dismissing Oxford for a second time. Fingleton and Ward starred behind the stumps and in the field as Australia dominated the match, while Oxford struggled to handle the pace and spin of the Australian bowlers and fell well short in both innings.
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Eto University
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Irvine
Inninen
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Jme Bern
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Roe
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Eel Iin
Rite
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War Warning By United States Case Full Found
The Secretary for War Woodring warned Germany Italy and Japan that democratic nations may act if dictators push too far. He linked a chain of events from Manchukuo to China and emphasized the risk of rising aggression. In Kent Street a packing case in Grattonmead Store contained a mangled mystery linked to a shipboy and possible piracy.
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United States Chamber of Commerce
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Italy
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Banphuria
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Albury Crime Renewal of Reward in Fujama Girt Case
Sydney reports rewards for the Albury Fujama Girt mystery are renewed. The body was found on September 2 1987 and rewards offered for detaining the offender or offenders. The story recounts match commentary and cricket figures interwoven with the chaotic text.
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Albury
Celine
New Guinea Fortifications Debate Sparks Quick Rebuttal
A terse midday statement rejects reports of fortification plans in New Guinea. Officials insist no military build up or troop deployments are underway, underscoring continued peace and readiness.
War in China Defense Plans Queried
The dispatch questions government assertions about China and Papua defense, debating whether naval or air forces can hold back an enemy, and how allies should respond to the threat. The report contrasts official statements with military options and potential actions.
Defenders Gain Ground in Far East Warfare
A report from Shanghai notes Japanese forces consolidating gains across Nan King and the Yangtze corridor. Chinese communiques describe stalled Commonwealth intervention and a Chinese advance near Tancheng and the Nanking railway, with Allied vessels alert to possible counter moves.
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Nan
Australia records fall in balance of payments for 1917-18
The Commonwealth Statistician reports a favourable balance of £14,617,000 for the year ending 1917-18, down from the previous period. Export values total £119,256,1900 and imports £146,490,000 with a commodity balance of £30,503,000 and a specie balance of £11,851,000. The government anticipates using funds to meet overseas commitments and notes mixed indications for broader economic stability.
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Revos
Gommone ‘Wealth
Ihe Longon Fund
London Loan Underwriters See 66 Percent Take Up
London Friday underwriters report a 66 percent take up for the Commonwealth loan with investors applying for about £2,385,000. The issue opened at 78 percent discount, then declined.
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London
Return of Gold Confidence in France
Paris reports massive capital export inflows reversing as France’s gold and foreign exchange reserves surge. The fund holds foreign currencies at 438,090,000 while the exchange rate weakness tests the government’s resolve. Officials defend policy amid market pressure and international reaction.
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France
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Japanese Dilemma Over Hitler’s London Visit Reported
Tokyo dispatches describe Japan’s strategic bind as it weighs potential actions amid new Chinese reinforcements after failures in Manchuria. The Tokyo report notes cautious plans for a broader offensive, with emphasis on timing, morale, and possible escalation before year’s end.
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Fragmentary World War II Era Briefs and Local Notices
A readable, mixed set of wartime and local notices details political shifts in Germany, fire at Petersham Public School, and Labour figures, plus weather-related agriculture notes, transport incidents, and rescue reports across Australian cities. Names include King Vistor Emmanuel, Timperley, and Labour figures. dates span an unnamed Friday in a wartime context.
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