Week in the Wool Market Signals Global Demand Rise
Amended statistics reveal 1951 world wool consumption 98 million lb higher than official estimates. European demand strengthens. forecasts point to tighter 1952 supply and brisker British and Australian trade. Domestic stocks seen near bare in USA and Argentina plans to withhold 60 million lb. Wool textile orders rise in London and UK contracts grow, boosting prices and prompting shift from synthetics.
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Wool Bureau Inc
International Wool Secretariat
Europe
Dalgety
Boston
London
Maurice Dubrueke
International Wool Textile Organisation
F.S. Arthur
J.O
Australia
U.S.A
Urugsuay
Argentina
Dalgery
Bradford
Yorkshire
Yorkshire Mills
New York
Newcastle
Sydney
Japan
New Castle Mi
Rain breaks fine spell as March mists drift in
Wednesday morning brought a light thunder storm that scattered fifteen points of precipitation. Most wheat sowing is complete and frosts are needed to harden early crops. Jim Slater of the Agricultural Bureau visits the Macquarie Division this week. A farewell party gathered for Miss Pat Lowe of Wellington, following news of her loss when her uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs J Morley of Highfield, were affected.
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Pat Lowe
Wellington
Local tennis club defeated on home courts by Georie team
Miss Doreen Philipson returns home after a short hospital stay following medical treatment. The local tennis club was defeated on its home courts by a team from Georie in a recent match.
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Cipient
Doreen Philipson
Georie
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R. J. Nelson & Sons
Meaghan Street
M. McLeod Pty. Ltd
PRIDE
O' the West
Australian Wheat Board
Royal Exchange Assurance
Murray Bros
Canberra
Mlnte
Pula
the Western Stores
S.w
S.s.w
Lamspun
the Western Stores & Edgleys Ltd
L. Bayly
Gisborne Street
Mary Vale
Agai
Jim "Slater
Agricultural Bureau
Macquarie
L. G. Kew
Pierce St
Phone
C. J. Macks
Montefiore St