Reserve price plan for wool announced in four nations
The plan, announced by Minister McEwen, sets a reserve price for Australian New Zealand and South African wool. An international authority in London with four governments will run a grower controlled buying rowse backed by funding from Australian growers the UK and the reserve price applies to each wool type. The scheme runs five years with annual reserves and no ceiling on prices.
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Vis. Mckinen
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
Kingdon Theough
Coral Capitaliat
Jon
Fa Cents Authority
London
Miteekl
Dominiona
Mckewen
Liespinnin
Prin
Austeaia
Surat
Austra
Gass Ral Authority
Bove
Africa
Ache
Mc McEwen
MelOwan Ald
Kemoniaa
Organixs Mion
Ing Rowse
Fenoireen
Autralian
United Kingdom
McEwen
Conteul Authority
Feaugat
Woot
Giawers Femalntay
Douglas Dundas to Deliver Art Lectures at Institute of Anatomy
Renowned Australian artist Douglas Dundas, senior lecturer at Sydney Technical College and holder of multiple art fellowships, will give two illustrated lectures at the Institute of Anatomy on May 3 and May 8. He will discuss Australian painting from Martin and Byvelot to Drysdale and Nolan, and the language of drawing.
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Douglas Dundas
Ancinta
Austration Art Xilte
Dundas
Benior
Pawt Sydney ‘Tachnical Collegy
R Naw Hauth Wala
Whe Bovisry of
Aganey
Tralia
Duncan Han
Gale Letter
Victorsa
Mew Foush
Wales
Art Galleriee
Ghicensland
West Australis
Suveriel
Wuiai Liona
Canberra
Ean
Wost
Dtr. Danse
Nv Hie
Martina
Byvelot
Dryedale
Nolan
Blames Leaders for ALP Defeat Amid Party Tensions
The report cites remarks by Cruiton and Gralloe criticizing Mr Cuidey Dr Bvatt and the Federal ALP executive over the party’s defeat. They accuse leaders of missteps and defend policies aiding drought affected woolgrowers while condemning the executive’s orders following the loss.
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Cuidey
Bvatt
A.L.P
Cilupderet
ALP
Labour
Mr. Graitan
Weather summary and rainfall notices from regional forecast
Weather forecast from Canberra notes cloudy periods with occasional showers and mild temperatures for the next 34 hours. Wind forecast ENE to 3 mph, with gusts up to 39 mph at peak times. Regional rainfall data and Tablelands figures included along with early registrations and scores for local events.
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Dents
Daun
Wen
Wal
Croskewell
Sean's
Delage
Kirfre
Crisis over Iran Anglo Iranian Oil Company plan
Fragmented, error-filled despatch discusses Iran's nationalization push and Britain's reactions amid fears of broader conflict. It outlines potential outcomes, including the risk of foreign intervention and a comparison to Korea, with concerns over Soviet involvement and the fate of oil installations.
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Mdved
Anglo-Iresian Oil Company
United Kingdom
Iran
Britain
Korea
Keenanioiana Calee
Maere Ls
Dhowust
Mob Yivlancy Wange Wien
Indonesia
Hely
Gum le Piuwsta
Han Demgna
Ttn
Pes Dee
Risen
Mappion
MD R
Secretary W A McLaren Returns to Canberra after illness
Linksten passed away on May after a prolonged illness. The message notes the secretary of the Department of Interior W A McLaren returned to Canberra following the incident, with limited readable context on events and dates.
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W. A. itaLaren
Canberra
Sitar
Linksten
Re-Election Announced At Horticultural Society Meeting
The Horticultural Society re elected President Dusting and officers including Vice President Wanite and H. Cliphame Secretary G. Wetheeston Brow Secretary Mrs Spendreasurer Mr Hit and others. Life memberships were conferred on FG Thorpe and R Warren. A silver dish was presented to Mrs Kirkpatrick who married recently. The annual report showed a balance of £60 and membership rose to about 300 with strong attendance at exhibitions and monthly shows averaging over 100 attendees.
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Tuninaosty
Hucicukared
Bocktyaf' Canirrre
Albert Ball Tsat
Iirkpatstom
Mra. cc
Kirkpatrick
Presiientoeld
Amoctny eToa
Areaaure
Udot
Joe
Dusting
Juba Garden
Sra
Australians Held Without Trial by Chinese Authorities
London reports that Chinese authorities are holding Australians without trial along with four Britons, Canadians and 25 Americans. Briton consuls and English officials have been denied contact with the prisoners. The British government expresses concern over the situation as details remain unclear about the arrests and the consular access.
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London
Monne
Ehime
Torviga
Mass
Rohm
Me. James
Buch
Ingal O
Vieart
Tne
Furnes
Oftom
Britten
Tim
Chine
Mee
Farmers Warned To Conserve In Drought Warning
Sydney reports the Minister for Agriculture warns NSW farmers they may face fodder shortages in a statewide drought. He urged conservation of fodder reserves, noting government money is available to assist but requires effort from farmers. He cautioned against a shift from butter to higher milk production and predicted a return to traditional production methods later.
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Sydney
Qranami
Uni Uy
Australian Institute — of
Graham Amit
Hatio
New South Wales
Mrr
Graham
Dutt
Wave & Wand
Jottera
Seera
Crean Nelda
Empire Day events sweep schools in Jubilee Emrts Pay
The High Commissioner for New Zealand Mr G L Alderton and Secretary Mr A B Maybe will lead Empire Day ceremonies at Capita Theatre for secondary and private students and at Civic Theatre for primary pupils. Lord Gerwrte, Empire Day Movement official, will read. a film program will conclude. Schools close Wednesday afternoon.
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G. 1
Balderton
Ene Civic Theatre
Gerwrte
Atternoun
Returned Unopposed MLA for Neutral Bay in Liberal lead
Unclear OCR text indicates MLA Ivan Black returned unopposed for Neutral Bay under Liberal banner. Details are garbled with multiple transcription errors but imply an uncontested result with no opponent filed against him.
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Aydney
Ivan Black
Neutral Bay
Bleck
Snowy Mountains Base Workshop and Pre Fabric Factory
The base workshop covers 1704 acres and features a pre fabricated housing factory expected to produce two and three bedroom cottages within two months. The plant uses Italian assembled parts, ships completed cottages to Snowy regions, stockpiles at Polo and Tata, and will house 600 workers with a new concrete administrative building to be ready by July.
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Polo
Tata
Sats
Cooma
Paice Plath
Overseiin
Vas
Wolff Falrees
Amorat
Mowevrentity Nave
Amy Hhlope
Willaholat
Lia Linn
Italy
Vad Ile
Roy
Jacobean
Man Diega
Formation Flights Over Parliament On Jubilee Day
A review involving Williamtown aircraft and multiple squadrons from Purina and Rowen naval band will participate. Two squadrons will fly with nine aircraft each, while a 800 strong ground party supports the parade.
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Parliament
Funtysve
Navnumncratt
Parlement Hsu
Ginemnardirngral
Mok
Williamtown
Purina
Rowen Naval Band
Fair Ae
BOO
Legal Service Bureau to Act on Fair Rents
The Bale Rents Section of the Legal Service Bureaus in Sydney will continue to operate. The Attorney General and Senator Epie commented that the bureau would not provide legal representation for ex servicemen and their dependants in future proceedings.
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Legal Service Bureau
Bale
Legal Service Bureaus
Sydney
T Neenerel
Epie
Leal Service Bureau
Schuter
Spicce
Jair Renta
Saad
Holt Defends Immigration Policy in Melbourne Debate
Mr Holt argues about migrants paying own taxes and being selected by the Commonwealth Government for housing and settlement. He states Britain’s needs and the government’s role in choosing who arrives, addressing concerns about migration and national policy.
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Melbourne
Halley
Holt
Government to Act in Shipping Tie Ups
A government move to resolve shipping disruptions is announced as union factions in Port Melbourne react to a ban on New Zealand amps. The declaration, influenced by the Water Federation and endorsed by the prime minister, seeks to stabilize port operations and address broader freight concerns.
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Ata Palicy
New Zealand
Port Melbourne
Weeteraide Workers’ Federation
Hott Mild
Priite
Ore Ae
Rome
Liberal Party May Contest Advisory Council
The annual Liberal Party meeting elected Swayne-Thomas as President with Magare J Moir Garnett as Vice Presidents and Greenwood as Treasurer. Wyn Dunley named Hon. Secretary. A 14 member committee was formed and delegates to the Australian Capital Rectorate conference chosen. An advisory council was to be formed for the next stage.
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Ounberra
Liberal Party of
Crallan Capital Rectorate
Lenalve
Drowned in Formosa Floods Reported on Coastal Area
Reports from Taipah Formosa describe tropical flood events along the southern coast. Local homes were damaged and a large number of people are said to have drowned. The situation appears severe with limited details available on response efforts.
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Bormosa
Mere
Raehd Fia
Mami
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