Fodder Conservation Scheme discussed by West Moreton farmers
A Ipswich meeting of West Moreton farmers urged a national fodder conservation plan to ease Western Queensland sheep losses during droughts. Speakers including Minister F W Bulcock advocated state level discussion with grazers, financial institutions, and the Federal Government, aiming to secure storage and future fodder supplies.
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Queensland
West Moreton
Ipswich
Jméw
Bulevel
Hayley
Notunrialy Examina
Butter Quality Push Across Queensland Conference Planned
Butter trade leaders from all districts respond to an Agriculture and Block meeting called by Mr JT W Bulbrook to discuss improving butter quality. The program follows the Australian Agricultural Council’s Canberra recommendation to implement practical measures for better butter standards.
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Burbaine
Queens
Minlaley
JT. W. Buleork
Canberra
Rainy Interior Brings Scattered Relief Across Queensland
A rain map shows interior Queensland received scattered showers over the past 24 hours. Avatral Downs tops with 111 points, Duchess 80, and settlements near the South Australian border around 70. Isolated coastal showers from Mackay to Rockhampton, with central west and Warrego divisions reporting light falls. Rain extended into Charleville and Wyandra, aiding drought areas but not enough to spark widespread grazing growth. Tank water is fading at Dirranbandi as Balonne River dries.
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Brisbane
Avatral Downs
Duchess
Mackay
Rockhampton
Relm
Warrego
Central West
Pine Hill
Charleville
Wyandra
Tiérutombe
Banaldine
Alpha
Thargomindah
Cunnamulla
Dirranbandi
Balonne
French Crisis Deepens as Laval Forms New Cabinet
Paris reports say M Laval agreed to form a new French Ministry after Pietri Bouisson Herriot and Dalbve declined Premier position. Radicals shift toward national union cooperation as mistrust fades. Bouillon refuses further talks, police tighten patrols while troops stay in barracks.
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Paris
M. Laval
London
Mail
OM. Laval
M Pietri
M. Bouisson
M. Herriot
M.dalbve
M. Boulsson
Pullig
Meat Exports London Aims for Early Agreement
British ministers discuss a near certainty of a meat export accord after the Whitehall recess. The discussions follow a farewell gathering for Mr. and Mrs. Lyons, with guests from the Bovey circle, and Lyons expressing cautious optimism about a settlement.
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London
Tie Wa
Princess Royal Condition Continues Satisfactory
London report states the Princess Royal’s condition remains satisfactory with continued stable progress as officials provide daily updates on her health and recovery.
Tobacco is Filthy The Iniquity of Smoking Crusade
Roy W. Baty led an all night Methodist crusade against tobacco in Melbourne. A large crowd heard him claim Australia spent £21,752,000 on tobacco yearly. He urged Christians not to smoke, citing personal testimonies of conversion and nicotine freedom from attendees. The preacher said he had closed his pulpit to emolers since 1938 and condemned smoking as wasteful, dirty, and a bad example.
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Melbouend
Pridsy
Roy
W. Baty
Methodist “Church
Fitaray
Ufa
Spm
Bott
Bett
Wheelbarrow Derby Excites Beechworth Mount Buffalo Challenge
In Beechworth two locals, Evans and Parkinson, plan a dramatic 61 mile wheelbarrow trek to Mount Buffalo Chalet over eight days starting June 15. Parkinson trains by hauling a heavier passenger and using a pneumatic tyre wheelbarrow, while Evans raises interest and prepares defenses against exposure. The event has drawn crowds, visitors, and business involvement as Beechworth hosts the buildup.
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Melbourne
Beechworth
Evans
J. Parkinson
Parkinson
Mount Buffalo
Hau
Buckland Gap
Machanaig
Frailty of Mankind Shapes Anglican Marriage Views
London report from the joint committees of York and Canterbury argues marriage is for life and divorces or second marriages should be tightly restricted. It calls for limited grounds for dissolution including infantalism and hereditary or mental disorders, while Bishop Barnes dissenters urge preserving the possibility of second marriages and church blessings.
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London
Hsstime
York and
Canterbury
Convocation of
Barnes
Clertea
Wheat Board nominations open for Queensland growers
Department of Agriculture calls for four growers representatives to the State Wheat Board. Each must be a bona fide wheat grower for a one or three year term as decided by growers vote. Nominations due by 5 p.m. on July. must be signed by at least ten growers.
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Brisbane
Department of Agriculture
State Wheat Board
DARNELL FUND OVERSUBSCRIBED IN BRISBANE
The Darnell Fund in Brisbane was oversubscribed by £71. The fund aims for £10,000 to secure John Darnell’s bequest for a Queensland art gallery with £1,000 from the government and £20 from the City Council leaving £4,100 to be raised publicly. Tomorrow the Lady Mayores will deliver a £10,000 cheque to the Queensland trustees to hold in trust pending administration decisions.
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Brisbane
Ivan
Duarstall
John Darnell
Queensland
Counsil
Ira A. J. Jones
Fond
Dairy Act crisis at Brisbane Supreme Court injunction
Priday. McAnulty trading as Moxey Cheese Products seeks interim injunction against the Commonwealth Dairy Board Rhody of Brisbane and James Patrick and Company and ALES Limited. McAnulty challenges Dairy Produce interstate regulations under Federal Dairy Act as invalid and argues no licencing demand for delivering dairy produce to any port or through another state. McAnulty’s counsel faced initial opposition but the court granted leave to amend and set motion for Monday.
Canefields Ayr and Home Hill meet over day wages protest
Workers at Home Hill and Ayr gathered as part of a protest movement against cane vat tender and nano carters paid on the day wage system. About 800 attended Home Hill and 250 at Ayr. The meetings resolved to boycott Inkerman Pioneer Kalamiq districts until farm tasks like cane cutting and carting are contracted, and warned further main meetings if no favorable response is reached.
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Ayr
Priday
Home Hit
Mortinga
Inkerman
Pioneer
Kalamiq
Australian trade envoy appointments announced
Acting Prime Minister Dr Earle Page said formalities are complete for the new trade envoy posts to Japan China the Netherlands and the East Indies. B Longfield Sydney goes to Japan Vivian Bowdye Shanghai Cameron and Company to China C F Critchley to Batavia. They begin duties in July or August with expected good results.
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Melbourne
Pfriday
Earle Page
Japan
China
Netherlands
East Indies
B. Longfield
General's Department
Sydney
Vivian Bowdya
Cameron and Company
Shanghai
C. F.critchley
Batavia
Woman killed as lorry crashes into stationary vehicle
A Sydney woman, Mrs Bert Stevens of Willeroo Street Lakemba, died instantly when a lorry struck a stationary lorry on a road between Camden and Byduvy. Mrs Roby Smith of Mill Road Liverpool received a jaw injury and was admitted in serious condition. Willian Borris, Camden driver of the moving lorry, escaped with cuts.
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Sydney
Priday
Camden
Byduvy Lite
Bert Stevens
Willeroo Street
Lakemba
Roby Smith
Mill Rood
Liverpool
Willan Borris
Police plan centralized control for western districts
The Home Secretary Mr E M Hanlon outlined moves to establish centralized police oversight in western districts including Brisbane, Rockhampton and Toowoomba. Proposals aim to provide a central authority for police administration in centers such as Charleville, Cunnamulla and Cloncurry as part of a broader reform.
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Brisbane
E. M. Hanlon
Shiy Brikhane
Ench Trowoomb
Rocklwimpton
Towervile
Enra
Tworh
Cloncurry
London to build first television station at Alexandra Puts
London plans a television station at Alexandra Puts perched 200 feet above sea level. The 500 foot mast will support high definition service to the London area. The Board and Marconi TV components have agreed to conduct the project. Antenna height will be about seven and a half meters with signals radiated to seven and a half meters.
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London
Alexandra Puts
North
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