James Dibble Joins Macquarie News Service
Former ABC news reader James Dibble, age 30, joins Macquarie News Service to read warie news at 12 40 p m and 1 10 p m daily after serving in WWII with RAaf. Macquarie News is broadcast from 2AD at 6 30 8 45 a m 12 30 p m and 1 p m.
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James Dibble
Macquarie News Service
A.B.C
Macquarie
Macwarie
Dibble
Australia
Ing
RAAB
Dangers of Used Auto Parts Warned by N.R.M.A.
The N.R.M.A. cautions motorists against second hand parts due to hidden faults. Look for cracks by tapping and magnification, inspect for oil streaks and wear on bearings, and avoid overheated or mismatched gear pairs. Verify correct fit and sizing to prevent rapid failure.
Price war hits synthetic fibers threaten wool industry
A Wall Street Journal report notes a price war in synthetic textiles led by Du Pont and Chemstrand, with Dynel also competing. Prices for woollike fibers fall below wool, while wool faces pressure as producers consider responses, and a government stance rejects high tariffs in favor of possible payment plans to aid the industry.
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New York
Wall Street Journal
Journal
du Pont
Chemstrand
DuPont
du Bont
Teislstar
American Woollen Company
Washington
Administration
America
Daily News Record
Department of Agriculture
Hen
World wool production hits new record at 4 410 million pounds
Masters the Grazier's Association of NSW notes current world wool output reaching 4 410 million pounds, up from 4 380 million last year, with clean basis 2 550 million pounds including apparel wools 2 090 million and coarser wools 460 million. Production cycles since 1935 show wartime boosts followed by declines and postwar rebounds.
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The
Grazier's Association of Nsw
Ouipul
Wool production trends in Australia and New Zealand in the postwar era
The report notes Australian output rising in the W46-1947 season with an estimated 110000100 pounds of wool bring a record high, while New Zealand wool production reaches 421 million pounds for the current year. Both regions show a general uptrend from drought and war impacts, with NZ notably having strong carpet wool contributions and higher prewar averages.
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Mawauar Counines Prilirtion
New Zealand
Australia
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Guyra
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Wool and Skin Dealers
N.R.M.A
Your Gibb and Beeman’s Famous Eye Service
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ARMM
Gibb and Beeman
Avesy Shire
Tueeda
Tanya
Appotntionta
Glen Innes
Wedne Janne
MSE
Arles
the Blue Cafe
LYES
A.m.l.&f
Jamle
Australian, Mercantile, Land & Finance CO. Ltd
England
Bligh Street
Sydney