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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 07, 1935
Page
14
Lucerne hay should be raked into windrows soon after cutting to avoid leaf loss. Drying uses heat and transpiration. cocks are formed narrow and high to protect leaves and speed curing. Move or turn cocks in damp weather to prevent mould. stack when proper moisture is reached. Timing varies with weather to prevent mold or excessive drying and color loss.
In a national warning the YMCA leader cites 100000 youths leaving school to fill about 60000 jobs. He urges a government scheme for rural settlement to provide permanent opportunities, while trade unions push for coordinated apprenticeship expansion and targeted youth absorption across industries.
The Miles family of St Neola welcomed quadruplets on Thursday. Dr Harrison placed them in a home incubator heated to 70 degrees, with four gauze masked nurses in attendance. The babies are fed every two hours with sterilised human milk shipped twice daily from a London hospital 100 miles away. An oxygen apparatus and brandy are on hand as they steadily progress.
The fragment notes generally dry conditions and weather suitable for lucarne storage. It warns against over drying and mentions state authorities and chief danger factors. The text appears incomplete and lacks clear entities or a distinct event.
Melbourne arrival of Amalgamated Wireless chairman E T Fick follows visits to England the USA Germany and France. He predicts high definition television trials next year with a 25 mile range on flat country and a possible ten year path to popular use. He notes BBC sees 20 years of broadcasting and cites global short wave growth aiding world peace and a potential English lingua franca. He also mentions wireless telephone on Atlantic mail ships and Marconi experiments in Italy with micro rays for naval and police use and Germany’s landing beam for night landings.
At a North Eastern Victoria Bush Fire Brigades Association conference in Rutherglen and Melbourne a plan seeks minor contributions from members to fund accident benefits. Proposed weekly payments would cover injuries from fires or travel, with scales for loss of sight limbs and death, and the scheme would be reviewed by the Victorian Ministry.
An estimate places this year’s British general election at about £1,350,000 with candidates’ expenses set at a modest £1,000,000.
A fragment notes a recommendation by Imperial Airways Ltd and the British Air Ministry regarding a purchase to be used in Australia. The source hints at a degree or plan of acquisition but lacks full context.
Reports from Sheffield and other centres indicate continued industrial recovery in Great Britain. The Sheffield Chamber of Commerce reports steel production at 100 per cent of four years ago and finished goods output over 100 per cent higher. Unemployment in Sheffield has fallen by nearly 28,000. Belfast yards are expected to ship about 112,000 tons this year.
Wagga District Hospital launches an art union to raise funds for a new nurses home. Drawing date announced soon with prizes including cabinet model canteen cutlery valued at £35 and a wristwatch worth £12 10s. Tickets sold by street sellers or from A. B. Sadlb ir, secretary.
Harland and Wolff Kert launched a warship then seven merchant ships since January. A car maker extended its factory at an estimated £340,000, boosting daily output. Orders for machine tools valued at £150,000 have been placed. The Stock Exchange shows steady improvement as European uncertainties ease. Britains future looks strong if continental events improve.
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