Herberton News of a See Branch Meeting Notes
The Herberton branch discussed branch objectives including increasing membership and support for community services. A financial statement, luncheon for volunteers, and plans for a swimming pool project were reviewed along with proposed collaborations with Women’s Institute chapters and other local groups. The Younger Set hosted a social in the recreation room with games and prizes, and Maternal and Child Welfare Centre reports for the Tableland showed attendance and births across towns.
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Timber for England and postwar forest plans
The article discusses timber and plywood materials like balsa and spruce, wartime and prewar forestry efforts, and postwar aims to employ tens of thousands of former servicemen. It notes large timber consumption, production references, and a drive to replant denuded forests to restore supply.
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Synthetic rubber from sawdust plant develops post war plan
A damaged report describes a sawdust based synthetic rubber process converting wood waste to ethylene and benzene derived feedstocks for styrene and plastics. It notes one plant operating at 90 percent capacity, aiming to recover byproducts to boost post war industry and vehicle rubber supply.
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Sa Et Sa Otro
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Word of Science Wonder Plastics Gain Broad Use
The article surveys advances in plastics from soft moldable types to thermo setting resins. It notes electric devices and gears molded from plastics, introduces molecular architecture as a rising field, and mentions synthetic rubber and urethane-like materials. It highlights global interest and ongoing research shaping future materials.
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Nutritional Proof for Layer Hen Protein Needs and Moulting
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