World Government Urged To Curb Atomic Energy Perils
A condensed commentary cites Einstein on socialism, world government, and atomic energy as paths to peace. It argues that tighter global control of weapons could prevent wars and notes uncertainties about when heavy materials and future atomic power might be safely harnessed, with reflections on humanity’s pace toward order under stress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atomic Energy
Albert Einstein
Lief
WITC
Atricruday
Fragmented review text about Basil Rathbone performance
The passage quotes a critic praising Basil Rathbone for his expressive gifts and mentions a scene that required eight takes. It also references an awkward moment with a line about slapping and a clipped phrase.
Irrigation Methods in Western Australia Strike Water Safety
In a dry climate Western Australia lacks large rivers and inland lakes for irrigation. Farmers rely on winter storage to use water in summer, employing windmills, furrows, and sprinkler systems. Wind-driven pumps and bore pipes provide pressurized water for crops, with windmills restored after wartime disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Australia
Wadmille
Windmal
Dirmers
Judge Rejects Rural Award Claim in Arbitration Court Melbourne
Judge Kally rules rural workers not covered by Federal Arbitration Court awards. He finds Industrial Peace Regulations limited to wartime prosecution and not within Commonwealth defence power. Decision notes National Security Act constraints and narrow scope of regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kally
Arbitration Court
Melbourne
Holloway
Free Market Wheat Trade Debates Rise In Winnipeg
In Winnipeg the grain trade warns that Canadian bins are nearly empty as IMS wheat output falls 31 to 325 million bushels below last year’s 445 million. Hungry Europe seeks 800 million, with Canada able to supply about 40 million. Carryover at the year start stood 258 million, reviving talks of resuming free wheat trade. Prices have been fixed by the Power Commission Wheat Board since September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Dominion
Winnipeg
Europe
Powrinion Wheat Board
Man jailed for death of boy near live fence
A man was sentenced to Ames years imprisonment for the manslaughter of 15 year old Kaynatichara Hmyter a carpenter of Bourkest. The judge also ordered payment of £25 to the boy's mother for funeral expenses. The incident occurred when the boy touched a live wire near the defendant's property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eydney
Ames
Kayanatichara Hmyter
Carpenter
Bourkest
Ronald Eadward Wiking
Holden
Maytor
Hayter
Wikin
Pulve
Wilkens
French Grab From Germany War Report
The report outlines French efforts to seize German industrial assets including locomotives coal and machinery to restore German power under French control. It notes attempts to detach the Rhine region and the Ruhr from Germany and suggests strategic moves if Germany resists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
France
N.Y
Advance Education Movement forms in WA to unite zones
Western Australia embraces an independent Advance Education Movement in WA as thirty locals form the first Zone Council at Wongan Hills. Representatives from six Education Committees outline a plan for zone councils and a state control body to unify education reform and share resources across Road Board areas and six districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey
O Mar
Cnviramente
Pliehnig
Kociety
Kim
Wongan Hills
Advance Education Movement
Was
Afoora
Goomwilling
Dover
Dalwallinu
Wongan- Ral'do
Victoris Plains
Oye Mowe Tien Ay
Ita Ensie
Wongan Hille
Wongan
Pe C
Asocatone
Hatabiiah
Simline
Zone Council
Uwe
Aloyemedtt
Austrasian Fru
Chale
Counelle
Edenton
Chine
Merrediy Pde C
Gmorman
Education Day by Day and the Case for Nursery Schools
Professor K G Cameron discusses shifting focus to early and parental education. He imagines universal nursery schools and extended adult education to support child development, arguing strong public demand would influence ministers and city policy. He cites Scotland's Youth Report advocating family support, sex education, youth centres, and enhanced cultural facilities for young people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. G. Cameron
Tully
Randa
Canberra
USA
Joshi
Scotland
Luie
Glasgow
Dundee
Splendid 1949 Shell milestone in Western Australia
On August 21 1949 the Wavens Australan Shell branch marked Richard Allingham completing 44 years with the Shell Company in Australia Limited Sitting from Bendigo in 1905 he helped establish Shells Western Australia presence He led Shell House St Georges Terrace and a 590 staff network He was Perth Chamber of Commerce president and active in patriotic committees Messages of congratulations arrived from agents friends and overseas bodies for his long service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wavens Australan
Shell
Richard Allingham
Shell Company of Auralia, Limited
Enawnay
British Imperial Oil Company
Bendigo
Australia
Eastin
Perth
Western Australia
Fowler, Ltd
Fremantle
Allingham
Inperial Oil Company
J. Fowler, Ltd
Shell Company In
Mr. Allingham
Hie Company
Bhrouch
Shell House
St. George’s Terrace
Wester Australia
Japan
Allinngham
Pool Proprietary, Limited
Migienle
Allingium
Perth Chamber of Commerce
Art Han
Overworked Nerves Warn of Worsening Health
Fragmented, garbled text indicates a discussion of stress and fatigue. The readable portions suggest concerns about nervous strain and its impact on well being, urging rest and recovery to prevent further deterioration.
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Tough Instrument SeRvice CO
Murray Street
Woolgrowers
Cooper EB. Dalgety and Company Limited
Aus
LTA
Brennan Wan
Rome
Tuan
Australie
Rass
Uger Rogers
Basil Rathbone
Emery Eyes
Wired Fenge
Angove
North
Maling
Wengen Hille
Ation
Wangan Hilla
Won- Eno
Ma, Richard Allingham
Siac
Ewilacen
Erree
Serene Wiens
Barnett Bros
LTD
Hay Street
Bennett Street
UT Lulu Sle
ULL O
U.S
Evenpa
Ata Garth
Elas
Bex
CPO
Ke M. Symington
St. Geocee's
Terrece
Cork
Pearse Bros
Pearse Bros., Ltd
North Fremantle
Osram
Wonerfu
British General Electric Co., Pty. Led
Beechams
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