Government aims to cut imports by £35 million this year
The government proposes to cap imports at £90 million for the year ending next June and cut £7 million from import licenses. It also plans an £18 million saving in newsprint motors tobacco petrol and film remittances with quotas on all dollar imports for 1948-49.
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French Strike Proved Failure
London dispatch reports a French Communist sabotage campaign turning into guerilla actions against railways. The piece notes growing unrest, dense misprints, and unclear attribution as it describes the conflict and responses from authorities.
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New Rate Hardship To Queensland Government
The government faces hardship over a new rate affecting Queensland. Premier Cow and transport operator concerns are noted as the issue impacts freight and public services. The move aims to adjust duties and funding, with few immediate solutions but ongoing discussions.
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