No Agreement At Wheat Talks In London
The London conference on the International Wheat Agreement adjourned without a decision. Minister McEwen told the House of Representatives that exporting and importing countries held wide differences, and a July International Wheat Council meeting will review recommendations for governments. A further price conference may decide on a later agreement.
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London
McEwen
House of Representatives
Turnbull ‘Malee
International Wheat Council
Dollar import cuts spread over wide range of goods
Adelaide report quotes Senator O Sullivan saying new dollar import restrictions will cover a broad set of goods. He notes petrol for ordinary motor vehicles, films and tobacco won’t be affected, while imports of cars and tractors will be cut further. No serious interference expected.
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Adelaide
O'Sullivan
Dallar
Felon Joins Bid for Freedom Shot Dead in Pentridge Inquest
Melbourne police report Kevin Albert Joiner, a prisoner at Pentridge, killed during a desperate escape bid on April 14. An inquest heard he grabbed a warder's rifle from a guard near a Roman Catholic church, was shot after a final warning, and died from a back wound.
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Melbourne
Kevin Albert Joiner
Pentridge
Mwax
Burke
Joiner
Her Majesty
Qeality
Jarier Balling
Jajner
Hugh Grounds
Scarce Work in Melbourne as War Draws on Economy
The article notes rising job scarcity in Melbourne amid economic strains of World War II era. It mentions states starting work programs and loan cut expectations, with many stores struggling. Authorities are tight-lipped about women's employment data as the job market shifts.
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Bourne
Searne
Cibourne
Mare
Peeble Ae
Wales
Tore Melars
Postal Y Department
Frain Footwarm Device Installed Reaches Canberra
Report notes a new footwarming device being installed, aimed at warming travelers in Canberra during winter. Details are scarce due to fragmented text.
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Canberra
Wend
Australia seeks to boost migration and investment efforts
A fragmented report notes discussions on injecting Australian sentiment to boost immigration and skilled labor. Key figures include Mr Dowse and Mr Harrison, with focus on England Scotland and Ireland as sources, and costs cited around 28 000 pounds for a home remodel in Canberra.
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Owen
Dowse
Hugh
Thomas White
Downer
Australia
England
Scotland
Ireland
Midland
London
Executive Council
Harrison
Australis
Uber
Howe
Batis
Wainberg
Baen
Harrison Ania
Byrtison
Tronode
Canberra
South Attearan
Tara Amare ST
Post Office Efforts Praised Amid Community Routines
The passage notes vigorous postal service efforts and a large next business undertaking arrangement. Mr Anthony expresses satisfaction that forecast defense claims align with actual outcomes, reflecting optimistic expectations that were challenged earlier.
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Ameala
Anthony
Australian Olympic boxing team trimmed by two withdrawals
Melbourne reports veteran Peter Cork pulled out to stay with his wife expecting a second child. Welterweight Law Parker also withdrew and no replacements were named by Australian Olympic Federation Chairman HL Alderson.
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Melbourne
Peter Cork
Cork
Australia
Law Parker
HL. Alderson
Voxer
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