Federal policy changes loom for tobacco crop and defense
Reports from Canberra indicate the federal government may impose compulsory procurement schemes to stabilize tobacco prices. Talks among growers, manufacturers, and officials stalled, with expectations of a price floor and a unified marketing plan for the 1997 season. A shift toward lower grade tobacco and limited cigarette branding options were discussed amid manufacturing concerns.
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Turbulent Balkan Crisis Deepens With Resignations Reported
London reports that King Bevis and Ris explore a policy shift as Bulgaria Boris cabinet resignations loom. Turkish vigilance and a potential front against German influence mark the tense international scene. Berlin signals shifts in expectations as Britain, Turkey, and allies brace for spring.
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Germany
German Preis
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French Crisis In Laval Premiership Bid
A Cabinet meeting in Laval led to a late broadcast as Premier aspirant ministers and Admiral Curlan planned Paris talks for compromise. A communique said Admiral Darian reviewed discussions paused in Paris and the ministers agreed on restraint policy. General studs’ trial was described as courtesy, with him taking a war industries controller post in France.
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Brisbane Sees School Closures After Infantile Paralysis Case
In Brisbane a 12 year old girl declared to suffer infantile paralysis led to five school classes being closed under government policy. Deputy Director of Health Dr Ooley said all children under 14 in the patient’s household and the same school would be examined. The incident affected over 100 children with a government relief of 20 shillings for those allowed to wander streets. The Sisters of Mabey at St Michael's Convent promised cooperation to prevent disorganization in routine.
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Belgium Bank Aid Claims Prompt French Intervention
Writ seeks 260 million dollars alleging Belgium's Bank credit transfers to the Bank of France and traceable funds in Gallars. The Belgian claim asserts a transfer of 309.6 million and accuses Franco-Belgian authorities of aiding German advance. French authorities deny, while Dakar routes and Belgian ambassador involvement are noted.
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Wetnetay
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Dakar
Mr Menzies In Cairo Arrival Reported
Mr Menzies and Mr test arrive in Cairo today amid Australian government activity. The brief note mentions a ministerial visit by Australia’s Mr A C Menzies in the Egyptian capital with no further details.
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Cairo
War Cabinet To Discuss Aspects Revealed
Melbourne report notes Labour members expect key details of Australia’s defence program to be discussed by the War Cabinet. Planned changes include civilian and volunteer measures, with emphasis on home defence and a younger officer cadre. Public briefing and parliamentary statements follow anticipated cabinet session around March 12.
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Evatt Urges Allin War Effort for Victory
Dr Evatt calls for a united all in effort to win the war, arguing that only total production and steadfast sacrifice by soldiers sailors and airmen can secure victory, prevent production stoppages, and protect rights while facing legitimate fears. He urges authorities to appeal to hope and fear, stressing collective resolve across nations.
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Barcoa Seat Race Heats Up After Premier Bulcock
Barcoa heads into a tense election as 21 years of AG UM administrator Bulcock faces opposition in Barcoa after the late Premier T. I. Ryan’s era. The race sees Labour and strong Workers’ support, with the Country Party nominating a candidate, amid a bleak outlook for the ruling party.
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Adinister For Agriculture
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T. Oi. Ryan
Reletier
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Audacious Bomb Survivors Reach Malta and Alexandria
A damaged aircraft, after absorbing a direct hit from a 1000 lb bomb, remained maneuverable and continued to reach Malta then Alexandria under its own power. The mission reported heavy bombardment and significant losses, with 90 planes destroyed or damaged.
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Still Banned Overtime Work By Three Unions
Brisbane labor leaders press for limits on overtime as three unions hold talks amid suspicions of renewed industrial action. Federation officials say refuse to work long hours to aid wartime production, while some groups push for higher output and jobs at risk. A Bollermakere Society meeting and talks across unions continue as engineers, drivers, and firemen assess actions and potential bans.
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New Petrol Control Plan Held Up
Melbourne reports a cabinet plan for petrol sales and distribution faced delays. Prime Minister Mr. G. Menaits promised implementation without War Council input, but departmental work stalls while labour members object to certain parts of the scheme. Awaiting the council's decision next week.
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Queensland Government's Offer to Expand Shipbuilding
Brisbane reports that the Queensland Government offers support for expanding merchant shipbuilding if the Commonwealth guarantees a contract or reasonable encouragement. Acting Premier A Gooy er stated this while noting Canberra’s report that 9.09 tank ships could be built in Australia. The government already has yards tied to naval shipbuilding and is ready to extend that work.
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Queensaba
Bremer
Unity Likely in British Labour and Beasley Group Merger
In Melbourne the Labour and Beasley Group announce a unity ballot tomorrow to decide four key points. The vote could see Beasley members admitted to the provisional executive and tighter party continuity. Strong support from Labour ranks aims to boost war effort unity.
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African Advance Report From Cairo Front Lines
London dispatch reports British forces near Beghealle and along the Gander road in Egypt. Casualties are rising on both sides as advances press forward amid mine risks and ongoing bombardment.
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Beghealle
Panefae
Canadian Parliamentary Shake Up Probable
A Toronto based report outlines a probable shake up in parliament tied to Macmillan era munitions policy. It notes Minister for Defence Mr C. Mowe and suggests Prime Minister Mackenzie King may stay on through September with potential cabinet adjustments pending.
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