No decision at wheat conference yesterday
Report from yesterday’s wheat conference notes no agreed plan or decision on production or policy. Officials emphasized privacy of details. No public statements or timelines were released.
22 Feb 1933
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Feb 22, 1933
Page
1
Report from yesterday’s wheat conference notes no agreed plan or decision on production or policy. Officials emphasized privacy of details. No public statements or timelines were released.
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A cluttered OCR reading outlines a broad war era argument about abolishing air and naval military means. It references Londonderry, arms control plans, and political figures, mixing abolition with protections and explosive devices while urging decisive action. The text mentions General commands and public policy shifts affecting defense.
The report from London outlines talks among Britain, the Dominions, and colonial representatives on voluntary restrictions for dairy products and butter exports. Government officials debate market access, production quotas, and the impact on Northern Hemisphere trade, with New Zealand and other dominions involved in the negotiations.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a fatal incident in a park and a complex sequence of events. Names and places are unclear, but hints point to a murder probe, a missing person, and shifting alibis. The piece mentions a 2002 event tied to a marriage and a husband who did not return home, with possible police involvement.
In Melbourne a child named Isabel Capper, missing since aboard the Thy Smortiy en route to London with her mother, prompts an international police search. Witnesses recall a man near the ship, with authorities considering possible abduction and urging safety measures aboard.
Fragmented OCR reads about corset fashion and related details. It mentions plans, prices, and devices, with scattered names and numbers, indicating an advertisement or feature on corset use and accessories.
Fragmentary listing shows numerous numbers and phrases like mosquito nets three quarter bed size and clearance prices for beds and textiles. Readable items reference Mosquito nets and bed sizes with various prices and codes.
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