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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 14, 1950
Page
3
Confused OCR summary reports substantial North Korean industry losses due to international pressure, mentioning the United States and United Nations discussions. The fragment references American air activity and casualties but lacks coherent dates or specifics, leaving a partial view of economic and political strain.
A fragmented report outlines a labour plan tied to a party and a hall event. It mentions appliances like refrigerators and vacuum cleaners and hints at attire and timing. Names or precise places are unreadable.
A Bendigo witness Braumann testified in a conspiracy case alleging offers to bribe a detective to fabricate evidence. The accused discuss paying 190 pounds to produce false testimony for Maurice Ravdel Bennie Gelbart and Nis beialer David as charges of extortion loom. Braumann described meetings and denials as the case unfolds.
The 1950 President's Trophy for best player in the B grade National Football competition was won by T. Dunne of Amalie with 9 votes. A Canberra Langue meeting announced others including T. Keown, Fe Taylor of Mani, and P. feMarion of Alualle. Upcoming senior and junior matches were scheduled at Northbourne and nearby venues with expected crowds around 2,000.
Government officials propose tighter controls on free drug distribution to prevent shortages. Some medicines would be restricted and supervised by oversight committees. doctors and chemists could face action for abuses. Officials expect hospital use only for certain narcotics and aim to stabilize supply through stricter oversight and accountability.
The Australian government faces a clash as the United States proposes unprecedented wool purchases for defense. Canberra considers wartime acquisition while keeping open auctions. Prime Minister McGirr convened a cabinet committee to map civil defense material and civilian protection amid tensions with Britain and the Dominions.
General Romulo and fellow officials urged stronger Asian partnerships under UN auspices. He cited Korea as a catalyst drawing Asian and Pacific nations toward a broader cooperative role. Thailand and the Philippines are contributing troops and aid while other nations provide food and equipment. The general stressed the moment as ripe for greater regional unity.
Sydney reports claim governments in Australia and South Africa prepared with Britain and the United Kingdom to form a postwar wool cartel. Mr. McEwen warned the plan aimed to control prices via joint buying and auctions while denying American involvement. several dominions already opposed it.
A minister faced questioning about expiry and guarantees amid a tense conference. Officials discussed military readiness, delays, and potential policy shifts as negotiators weighed economic and security pressures.
Liberal Leader urges wool growers to support a temporary subsidy of 90 to 100 thousand pounds, arguing rising wool prices over ten days reflect government inaction. He backs the Copland plan replacing taxes, and says growers should face higher costs to sustain the industry.
A fragmentary report discusses wool pricing and currency, noting Willies and Copland figures. It references wool auctions, consumption power, and the impact of taxation on Woolgrowers, with debate over Prof Copland and Western Meres sections.
Melbourne buyers paid high prices for merino wool at the third day of the Melbourne wool union sale. The offering included strong competition from Wyne ton and rivals from France Bradford and Am Verien, with notable interest in the top lots and several bidders pushing prices higher.
In parts of New South Wales graziers are offering up to £7 10s for 100 sheep instead of the award rate. The Australian Workers' Union is objecting and says the action undermines standard pay levels amid wool price signals.
Wholesale activity in Sydney markets showed little movement as buyers and sellers hield steady. Traders noted firm prices for crossbred and merino wools with strong competition from consignors, and most sales occurred privately, totaling about 11,710 bales sold during the session.
Sheep sold at auction with 160 head of cattle to be sold next. Mr Normanurlom will conduct sale at Reidy Hall near Mall. Buyers from Mow Ve, bath burn, Bydney, Teas, Canierre Gueennegan, Inwring and Gun rat attended. Fat sheep offered with a herd of 30 cows and other consignments.
Royal greetings extend to Contarian Bathurst as King Gorge and Queen Filzaneth offer congratulations. Booth from Berthville celebrates a centennial birthday with Portillo, attended by many at Bathurst Srv. Booth lights 200 candles, marking the milestone amid festive events.
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