Wool's Position After the War in Australia Trade Talks
The article reports on postwar debates among Australian wool stakeholders. It notes opposition from federated associations to certain proposals, with the Wool Hoard chair warning against hasty actions. Economic researchers urge government support for agricultural research and production planning. The piece highlights forecasts of shifts in world markets and the need for continued investment in wool despite uncertainty.
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Aterummalate
Tamrarde
Rascuttve Council of the United Gre Hives
Agswiating
Asim Ahmed
Sec
Ste Delaiel Kelly
Aihin
Roger
Cubere
Thare
Mir
Royer
Queenalond
Bower
Megnink
TG. A. Trou
C&lr
Estattadt
Boyer
Ube
Diana
Guinkin
Smathortativte
Dustrali
Mgr
Destruction of Terrain in Australian Road Project Through Desert
The report chronicles a major construction effort across remote Australian desert terrain, detailing colossal earthmoving machines, tractors, and cable lines mobilized to build a highway linking Northern Territory areas. It notes the extreme environmental challenges, shifting weather impacts, and the vast scale of excavated gravel and soil moved to create a stable road bed, with safety and drainage considerations for flood-prone seasons.
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Serchere
Sume
Northern Territory
Saaiacers
Tettiedel
Gartace
Lewes
Journey's Bid to Darwin's Fest Troop Milieu
A desultory account describes Darwin's harbour, port facilities, and early developments, noting coal palace outlays, new wharf, and royal military presence. It mentions wages, tropical allowances, and growth at the port area, with references to workers, unions, and delays. The piece reflects colonial-era views on progress, labor conflict, and indigenous peoples amid a 1930s construction backdrop.
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Darwis
Port Darwin
Cagwinie
Auutea
Acre
Abr
Commonwealth
Fores Bar
Dalance
Australian highway plans ignite a 90 day push for a miracle
Fragmented OCR describes a massive highway effort from Darwin to Canberra and Tenment's Creek. It mentions a diesel road train with 15 trailers, rising costs, and demands facing railroad opposition. The piece notes a 90 day deadline to beat delays and achieve a road construction miracle.
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Tenment’s Creek
Hick
Ina
Tomcom
Darwin
Canberra
Toma
Charleville Times Ready to Deliver Printing Fast
The Charleville Times notes it has modern machinery and skilled tradesmen to meet urgent printing demands with quick delivery. This claim underscores readiness to fulfill priority orders efficiently.
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Charleville Times
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Wool
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