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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 30, 1951
Page
3
The chairman of the Australian Wheat Board warns that Australia would be unable to meet its obligations under the International Wheat Agreement. He cites potential supply gaps and market pressures affecting export quotas and pricing.
The coming season faces a harvest estimate of 150 million bushels, about 20 million bushels short of the needed requirements. This projection outlines a deficit impacting supply and policy planning for the forthcoming year.
A statement argues inflation stems from internal sabotage and external threat from Communism. Col Bruxner links high spending on rearmament and war efforts to shortages, urging a Yes vote in the referendum to empower the government to curb enemies within and deter USSR aggression.
From September 4 the Guyra roster has been updated. Regular court days are now the Thursday after the fourth Monday in alternate months. The next court day is October 25.
Professor Bland M P argues in a weeklong statement that new States are essential and inevitable. He says they would reduce government areas and make political problems more understandable and manageable while breaking metropolitan domination in Australian politics.
Gene Autry, famed for Riders in the Sky, returns in Mule Train a new outdoor action drama. Presented by Columbia Times, the film plays at Arcadia Theatre in Set-Champion with co stars Vila Bran Robert Livingston Vince Barnett and Pat Buttren in the cast brewed for Western fans.
The New England Country Party Electoral Council met at Armidale with W. C. Starr as chairman. Delegates from Tamworth Manilla Armidale and other branches discussed the upcoming September 22 referendum on the anti-Communist Bill and agreed to form Yes committees while continuing a strong Country Party campaign led by the Central Council.
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