Woolgrowers urged to back reserve price plan at union meeting
Mr Renshaw led a public Wheatgrowers Union meeting urging adoption of a reserve price for wool. He warned supply and demand alone fail to fix prices, described revolving fund financing, and explained central authority decisions across Australia New Zealand South Africa and the United Kingdom.
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Woolgrowers
Wheatgrowers’ Union
Mr. C. Renshaw
Australian Wool Realisation Commission
Renshaw
America
Tunis
Crowurs
Thas
Imeorrest
sooWers
Civirman
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
United Kingdom
Relshaw
Australas
Aivea
Woolerane
O's
Mr. Renshaw
Victivia
Shade 8
My. Renshaw
Warrat
BroWers
Mr. Benghow
Mr. Renshew
Harry Shackleton
Brad
Tord Mills
Milo
J. Stuite
Sudden Death of Prime Minister Chifley Shocks Nation
Sydney reports the sudden death of wartime Prime Minister Joseph Benedict Chifley at 7:15 pm in Canberra after a heart seizure at the Hotel Kurrajong. He was 65 and will receive a state funeral. Leaders, unions, and citizens mourn. a Jubilee Ball at Parliament House is abandoned as news spreads.
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Sydney
Chifley
King's Hall
Parliament House
Menales
Chiffey
My. Chifley
On Tox
Evatt
Pheliament House
Daly
Dy. Evatt
Mtr
Australia
Federal
Labour Party
Bathnrsty
Convent Ball Survives Downpour With Rain Insurance
The Convent Ball proved a great success despite heavy rain, with ball secretaries Mesdames A Kitch and G R winning rain insurance of £50. Debutantes were presented to Wellington Shire President Dr H Knowles, including Nancy Parkes and Maureen Lynch, while Miss Joan Logue was named belle of the ball. The event featured Theobald's Orchestra, a substantial supper, and prize for matron of the ball Mrs Quirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames A. Kitch
G. Rwin
Peter McGahen
WSC
Antes
Wellington
H. Knowles
Nancy Parkes
John Ryan
Maureen
Lynch
Clarrie Williams
Aylvia Potts
Dove. Toynton
Aftsa Devenish
Mr. Shute
Belle
Mesdames W. Hennessy
A. Birch
H Smith
Mise Joan Logue
Miss Logue
John Berney
Mate Ron
Mrs. Quirk
N. Bennison
D. Dover
M. Riordan
Wellington Teams Win Both Caps At Mudgee Polo Carnival
Wellington A beat Cantan 4–2 and Wellington B overwhelmed Gunnedah B 8–0 in finals at Mudgee Polo Carnival. The event drew many fans praising Wellington players including Spec Panics as the A team also beat Tally Ho 7–5 and lost 4–3 to Narromine A earlier.
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Wellington
Cantan
Gunnedah
Mudgee
Cookth
Suevcluims
Tally Ho
Whd
Rain Welcomed by Wellington Farmers and Graziers
Steady rain began Monday and by today had accumulated 165 points, aiding germination of newly sown crops and reviving winter pasture. graziers expect better grazing and less hand feeding. Recordings show 34 points by 9 am Tuesday, 61 points by 9 am yesterday, and 70 points by 9 am today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
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MR. Chifley
Weveerenis
Fea
Goyrumtuelt
Shere
Seqinstavidhon
Bathurst
Quisey
Quily
Chujley
Cass
Convent
RS Meares
G. J. Lee
Te. Grasa
Anson
Erie Veoch
Bernard A. Vaech
R. Gemeron
Weston Vompt
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