Education Day by Day and the Cavendish Legacy
Professor R G Cameron recalls visiting the Cavendish Laboratory in Cambridge in 1923 where Lord Rutherford guided him through the modest, pioneering work on atom smashing machines including the cyclotron. The piece then shifts to British rules on handicapped education, detailing classifications, school placement, and required treatments for various pupil groups.
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R. G. Cameron
Cavendish Laboratory
Cambridge
Lord Rutherford
Lawrence
California
Cavendish
Britain
Scientific Research Organization
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Democratic Ideal to Displace Ancient Tradition
Article discusses Allied plans to educate Japan for a democratic shift after occupation. It notes possible constitutional revision, plebiscite delays, and reduction of imperial power. It highlights future steps toward civil liberties and civilian control, with military influence wary in governance.
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Washington
Japan
New Publications At Perth Printery Publish Two New Books
Patersons Printing Press Ltd releases The Mikado's Guests by A B Bancroft and R G Roberts an escaped prisoner of war narrative and When the Blood Burns a romance by Alan Chester about the flying doctor service in the north west. Both titles are available in Perth bookshops.
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ManZan advertised as fast relief for pains and irritation
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Digger Granted Tyre Purchase Permit With Catch
A returned soldier applying via the Brisbane Directorate of Emergency Boat Transport sought two tyres and tubes. He was told approval was granted but stock shortages prevented immediate release. He lamented lack of rehabilitation after four years in service and feared losing his livelihood without tyres.
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The Times Opinion on World Peace and Power
A garbled excerpt from The Times argues postwar power would shape a new era. It cites victory, UN responsibilities, and the unease of nations facing a redefined balance of power amid global reform.
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