Petrol Price Rise Cuts Petrol Sales In Sydney
Petrol prices have risen by a penny per gallon, sparking a substantial drop in consumption. Motor traders foresee further measures to curb petrol use to save foreign exchange, with a likely surtax plan and rebates for essential services under government consideration.
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Gregory
New World Resettlement Fund Aids Spaniards in Ecuador
A decree authorises a New World Resettlement Fund to settle 5,000 Spanish refugees in Ecuador over five years. John Despassos negotiated permission and returns to the United States to finalize arrangements. Each family must deposit 700 dollars as a guarantee to engage in agriculture.
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Maize Export Subsidy Under Review by U S Department
Washington reports the Agricultural Department is studying a plan to subsidize exporting 20 to 50 million bushels of maize to Britain and other European nations from federal stocks totaling 100 million bushels. Government funds have been furnished for the program.
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Archie Moore Wins Third Straight in Australia by TK
Arch Moore defeated Atillo Sabatino by technical knockout in the fifth round at Rushcutter Bay Stadium in Australia. Sabatino’s eye was checked by a Police Inspector after round four but no action was taken. Sabatino retired in the fifth round.
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Empire Air Scheme to Be Discussed in Parliament
The Minilator for Air Mr Fairbairn will deliver a short comprehensive statement on the Empire Air Training Scheme in Parliament today amid calls to stress its features and clarify misunderstandings.
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New Police Court to Be Built Near City Site
The Minister for the Interior said in the House of Representatives that Canberra will get a new police court and accessory buildings near the city, with the existing police court and its activities moved to another site as part of the hospital plan.
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Mahony
Reward for arrest of LRA gangsters in Dublin
The Government offered 5,000 pounds for information leading to the arrest of six armed men believed to be members of the LRA. They seriously injured two detectives in Dublin yesterday.
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LRA
Trade balance worsens as imports rise in April
Imports exceeded exports by about £1,080,000 in April, narrowing the year’s favourable balance to £143,000. Ten months’ imports total £24,051,000 with an estimated value of £94,790,000. import paths increased by roughly £12,000,000 versus last year.
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Military blankets orders lift woollen mills spend near £100000
Victorian and Tasmanian woollen mills have secured orders for military blankets, marking an expenditure close to £100,000. The move reflects wartime production priorities and boosts regional industry.
Copper Oxidised Fire Screens and Bedding Advice
A newspaper note suggests cold nights stem from faulty mattresses rather than lack of covering. It mentions brass fireside companions and oxidised copper screens as part of home warmth and comfort.
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