Australia at War Faces Shipping Space Crisis
Australia faces a severe wartime shipping shortage valued at about £180 million. To maintain normal production, the government prioritizes space saving by processing perishables into nonperishable forms, expanding canning, and experimenting with meat dehydration to reduce carcase weight. Wool and wheat remain sold but stored when ships are unavailable, and fresh fruit exports are cancelled.
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Australia
Commonwealth
Wool Report Corrent Wool Appraisements To Resume Early
The Central Wool Committee outlines wartime appraisements continuing with caution. Shipments to the USA remain strong but future volumes depend on Pacific developments. Stored wool and elaborate stockpiles ensure supply. appraisements reopen January 12 with a programme leading to Easter completion and autumn wools handling.
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Pitt Son and Badgery, Ltd
Pacific
C.W.C
Commonwealth
USA
America
U.S.A
Sydney
Central Wool Committee
A Summons to the Free appears in fractured text
Fragmentary OCR hints at a work titled A Summons to the Free exploring themes of freedom and era. The readable phrases reference writers, era and pie in a Be ern sheet.
Soviet Wheat Harvest and Rural Productivity Myth
Soviet agriculture bragged of high yields before the German invasion. It cited collective farmers aiming for hundred-pood-per-hectare output and cited example yields like 115 poods per 450000 acres in Salsk and 102 poods per hectare on a demonstration plot. The piece argues continued resistance with Britain against Hitler and a return to rebuilding Ukraine.
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Soviet Union
Salsk
Hitler
Karplov
Road Transport Speeds War Material Delivery surge
More than 1,000,000 meters set ting on ware SA, an. Production management in Washington says war products are made in several plants and moved between factories by motor vehicle. Highways have become part of assembly lines in America’s war effort.
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Washington
America
Orange Stock Market Report Shows Mild Cattle and Sheep Trade
The Or age market opened with slightly reduced rates as stores cleared. Cattle numbers topped 600 with prime lots softer but quality stock attracting buyers. sheep consignments around 9000 faced a generally poor display though some prime lambs and young merino wethers found interest. Prices ranged with fats at bulls £13-£14 1, steers £6-£13 1, cows £5-£12 10, heifers £5 10 to £11, vealers £5-£9. stores lighter.
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McNeill
Martin
Orage
The Pumpkin Beetle Attacks Early Pumpkin Crops
An advisory notes pumpkin beetles swarm young pumpkin and melon plants, feeding rapidly and injuring vines. It recommends daily dusting with hydrated lime or lime tobacco mix for small plants, or derris dust for older plants, detailing application through cheesecloth and stressing control on warm winds.
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W. L Morgan
Department of Agriculture
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Orange Stock Market
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