07 Feb 1941
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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Feb 07, 1941
Page
1
The article notes American wartime import approximations of Australian wool bales, shifts in stock and consumption, and government actions. It discusses artificial fibers rising in use, price increases in the UK and US, wartime fabric costs, and a February 10 appraisal in the business cycle.
A garbled article discusses women and newspapers, claiming stereotypes about female readers and sensational content. It argues that women are drawn to romance and sensation, while noting industry practices and the influence of advertising and music halls on reading choices.
Barrington Darley of Erinagh argues against the 6d per bale levy, urging a reform to reduce pastoral and marketing spending. He cites the Australian Wool Board’s expenditure, calling for fair, economical funding and prioritizing market research and new markets, with emphasis on reducing overhead and improving value on the postwar market.
A patron punches a waiter after a dinner at The Wiedehier restaurant. The fighter explains his action as revenge for perceived poor service. The couple plans to return tomorrow, while the waiter recovers.
Ten points outline a CSIR proposal to reduce blowfly losses in sheep by selective weeding, removal of crutch folds, careful docking, jetting with chemical preparations, head protection for rams, cleanliness, citronella dressings, and early marking of lambs. Emphasizes reducing Lacilia superna strike through preventive husbandry and sanitary carcass disposal.
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