Australian expert says farm prices not yet at peak
Sydney reports Australian economist Colin Clark predicts world farm product prices will rise through 1970. Clark notes he forecast a 90 percent price increase a decade ago and says gains continue.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1952
Page
3
Sydney reports Australian economist Colin Clark predicts world farm product prices will rise through 1970. Clark notes he forecast a 90 percent price increase a decade ago and says gains continue.
In Sydney Clark, a leading Australian economic figure, forecast higher farm prices through 1970 citing world population and trade trends. He urged expanding agricultural output to sustain Australia’s growth, warned of global food scarcity and criticized past economic planning while noting new roles at Oxford and Queensland.
Austria sold glassware worth $301000 in the United States last year eight times as much as in 1939, Vienna reports.
The Truman family plans Christmas at the White House for the second year in a row. Bess Truman will not greet Jackson County Girl s Training School carolers nor will Margaret Truman sing with Independence Missouri church choir. The article notes Pakistan’s turpentine surplus and export market challenges.
The 1947 Christmas for the Truman family is noted as a major holiday with plans to keep their long standing traditions. Mrs. Truman has just lost her 90 year old mother, but the family remains focused on Yuletide celebrations.
Sweden plans a new sulphuric acid plant on Ronnskar Island in the Bothnia Gulf. The project marks a major industrial expansion in northern Sweden with state backing and regional development aims.
Hong Kong report notes both Nationalist Taiwan and Communist China ban the term coolie as disrespectful to labor and unlawful to use near authorities. The word long common among Western travelers is described as vulgar Chinese, mainly used south of the region.
The phrase Yangtze River falls out of use in the cultured north. It derives from Chinese characters ku and li meaning bitter power, reflecting a shift in terminology and sentiment.
Brazil projects coffee shipments totaling about 16 million bags for the current season, down slightly from 16.6 million bags exported last year as growers face market fluctuations and climate effects.
Honduras announces construction of a new road between Potrerillos and San Pedro Sula as part of the trans oceanic route from Puerto Cortes to San Lorenzo. The project aims to improve inland connectivity and trade access across the region.
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