Dairying Industry Hopes For Growth If Production Rises
Sydney reports the Minister for Agriculture Mr Graham told the 42nd conference of the Australian Dairy Federation that the industry has a bright future if production is increased. He cited rising butter and cheese output during wartime, urged improved feeding methods, and advocated reorganizing the industry with technical training and immigration-driven labor. He warned against lagging demand and emphasized incentives and shorter working weeks to attract workers.
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Sydney
Graham
Division of Australiag Bm
Dairy Fretary
Secretarien
Atud Tock
Graham Aald
Homer
Aly
Fire Department
U.K
Department of Agerculturan
pRndutota Thetory
Hawkesbury
Tawluy
Graham Gaul
Inspectors to supervise wilding of homes
An appointed group of 26 building inspectors will join the new price central body to oversee home construction operations. The move comes amid allegations of overcharging for newly built houses and aims to curb price manipulation in the housing market.
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Bydney
Hay
McCarthy
Co-Operative Building Societies
Ausooitwon
Ponfey
Hi Vweiety
Pooley
Cegular Sone Wold Hat Techno Buiteling
Blackmarket
No Action Against Constable Farrell Denied
Sydney report says the Premier announced no action will be taken by the Police Commission against Constable Farrell a noted rugby league player who failed to appear as a witness in a case involving alleged misconduct with no women charged. Farrell was said to be unwell but played that afternoon against Queensland. He sought remand through the solicitor but could only reach one.
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Sydney
Mecure
Police Commission
Farrell
Queensland
Enac
Hunt Wing
Trumpy Salanly
Hunt
Pearce and Former Olympic Sculler dies in Double Bay
In Double Bay this afternoon collapsed in the street. Pearce, noted as a world professional champion and Ava Unhia's former Olympic sculler, was pronounced dead at the scene and his body taken to the morgue. Authorities identify the deceased as Mr Pearce.
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Rydney
Flurry Pearce
Seuboy
Hobby Pearce
Ava Unhia
Double Bay
Pearce
Goal kicking record push by Foxtlake star George Sharpe
George Sharpe, Foxtlake, widened his lead in the goal kicking race in the National Football League by scoring nine goals at Acton on Saturday. The leader is Sharpe, with Backen, Ainsties, and Manuia close behind as teams scrutinize factory outputs and device production for profit.
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George Sharpe
Foxtlake
Tle
National Football League
Acton
Ieader
Sharpe
M. Backen
Ainsties
Yandel
Manuia
Anna
Supreme Court reserves judgment in desertion case
In a lengthy Supreme Court session Justice Bimpson reserved judgment on a petitioner's appeal over custody and costs in a desertion dispute. The wife had care of the child and claimed better prospects apart from her husband, while the husband argued for support. The court noted the wife’s situation and the petitioner's financial position amid family tensions.
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Robert Dudley Culley
Fase Sutley
Jumbe Ypaan
Juntice Bimpson
Jena
Aind
Ix Union
Ipswich suit claims damages in sexual assault case
Plovenes Ivy Munt, 22, coat hand, sues two Ipswich men for damages alleging sexual assault and unlawful detention at Ipswich General Hospital. Witnesses cite a Wasserman Test result and medical testimony. Trial continues as defence argues against the charges and duty breaches.
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Brisbane
Supreme Court
Plovenes
Ivy Munt
Ipswich
David Arnent ‘Trumpy
Genvent Hospital
Adasit Lloyd Maet
Stewards' Inquiry Delayed at Randwick
Sydney. Mons. imeha of the Chief Stipend Steward My. J. 8. Donohue prevented a resumption of the frontal attack inquiry today. The inquiry opened last Wednesday with three hours of questioning about alleged tampering after a horse finished in the James Barnes Plate at Randwick on May 8.
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Sydney
Mons
Imeha
My. J
Donohue
Mwab
Randwick
Debated case unsettled after court delays
In Queanbeyan Court offensive conduct and arrest charges were reassessed after a departmental official noted the incident. Woodgete had been dis disciplined. Wood Pate was reinstated following discovery that charges were less serious than initially thought.
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Queanbeyan
State Lottery Sydney Draws Mixed Prizes
The November 1 drawing in Sydney lists first prize No. AaQS Surpriey syndicate led by BT Maynes of York Street. Other prizes include No. 799 All Alone syndicate 8 Davin and Jonen Bros Pyrmont, No. 12027 Suitta syndicate R. W. es 4M fap, No. 9021 Our pun Syndicate W. Coleman Jellicoe Street Hurstville Grove, with 2661 to be drawn later.
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Sydney
Monciey
Lotery
Gece Viastrawa Tonday
Aaqs
Surpriey
Maynes
York Street
Becdadeles
Ant Agnatcate
R. Pusher
G.P.O
Prise
Davin
Io Jonen Bros
Pyrmont Bridge
Rai
Pourth Prise
Suitta” Syndicate
R. W. Es
Aoe Fe
EC Corrie Lansford
Livin Prise
Mt. Peur
Caste Breet
Baig Pring
Tuk
As Syndicate
Mrn
Wennoven
City shopkeepers fined for price offences in Special Federal Court
Fines totalling 143 pounds 10 shillings were imposed on 18 city and suburban shopkeepers for prices offences by Mr Atkinson in the Special Federal Court today. The offender included an agri cer who undercharged his officer for methylated spirits and was fined for not displaying a price ticket.
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Bydney
Atkinson
Ham
Agricer
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