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Newspaper

Charleville Times

Location

Charleville, Queensland, Australia

Date

May 07, 1937

Page

9

Claus Ross Outlines Wool Secretariat Role And Goals

Dr L Clamley Ross an Australian member of the Secretariat says it could be more than a pamphlet agency, linking Australian producers with Ragland manufacturers and guiding research in both regions. He notes aims to boost wool consumption, coordinate rival cooperation, and secure funds, with emphasis on applied science and industry self sufficiency.

Panthis L Clamley Ross Seertariat Tmam Brinbane Porta Australie Ragland Imanufacturers Imanufartorng England Martientarty Wen Cot Momi Tritam Rome Sant Auestralia

Monopoly Action Targets Major American Firm

The government moved to dissolve a large aluminum company, alleging it held a monopoly and stifled competition. Officials claim profits since incorporation reached substantial sums, with audits showing large scale control over the supply of a key commodity.

T.5.a Abuminian Company of America Mellon Attormer Fanersl

Acute Wool Shortage Impacts North West Queensland

Government aid urged as wool market slump and drought threaten restocking. McMaster reports widespread shortages across Winton, McKinlay, Claremont, Julin Creek and adjacent districts. He calls for a Royal Commission style inquiry and coordinated state federal action to ease debt, adjust rents, extend tenures, and revive wool production through rail reallocation and financial measures.

Queensland McMaster Brisbane Longrach Winton McKinlay Clanestryllt Jolie Creek Michmond Hugh Cudes Stamford Kye Gitlint Julin Creek Clomeerry Istride Mead Hey Wool Cutie the Davids Snascia Institution Membres Goverment Financil Natite- Hons Gramers

Wales Show Little Change at Queensland Market

Market report notes Coburn district cattle and sheep yarded with 3000 sheep listed as prime quality wether and ewe. Prices quoted for prime heavyweight cattle and butcher's bullocks indicate slight firmness with some declines and regional demand showing modest gains.

Queensland Printers Producers Cooperation Association Cannon Warreso Tarline Downe

Fragmented OCR Indecipherable Note Suggests Censorship Gaps

Incomplete readable text hints at a discussion on sanitation and vocabulary limits. No coherent names dates or places are identifiable from the fragment.

Wool Imports and Origin Shifts Hit German Wool Trade

The Imperial Commission report notes changes in raw wool origin amid tariffs and agreements. Major suppliers shifted from Australia and New Zealand to earlier unions and new sources including Chile Peru Canada and Asia. Compensatory transfers and Turkish Turkish Turkish partners boosted imports into textiles and carpet sectors.

Germany Australia New Zealand Arcom South Au I Cote Hs Union of South Africa, Aviation and Frogmuy Coantiis Hawwool Yale Chile Peru Canada Turkey

Steering Wheel and Society and Home Journal Preview

The Coronation number of Queen Japa's mazcaine promises high value content with numerous illustrations of the King and Queen Westminster views and portraits. It surveys gliding clubs and model organizations in Queens land and features royal love stories, music, theatre notes, and colonial era life.

Japa Saund Mmany Westminster Queensland Mareoa Henry Canifeld Jourmal

Rushed misread text notes tied to a public house lease

Fragmentary OCR describes a policeman in Britain noting the Salvation Army owns a public house, with a lease due to expire and potential demolition. It references female rulers named Jame, dubious phrases, and a 4 union dinner with whisky. The readability is very low and no clear event or dates emerge.

Legation Camberwell Britain Salvation Army

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