Babinda Meeting Farewell For Olga Burnett At Catholic Club
At the Catholic Club meeting on Wednesday evening farewell was said to Olga Burnett who is leaving Babinda. Mr Don Stewart, club president, thanked her for service and presented a small gift. In parish meetings, plans were discussed for a consolidating high school and new travel arrangements for Innisfail State High School pupils. The Railway Department refused cooperation, and the committee moved to establish a Consoligwien Benoot at Bubinds. The interschool sports program and education system updates were noted, with costs around £6 13s 6d. Burnett and Olga left by train for Prigerpine. Mr Burnett and family left for Brisbane soon after.
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Maize Marketing Meeting Notes At Atherton
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The King's Treasure Trail Through Civil War Times
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Port Douglas Notes and Social Rounds Report
Port Douglas notes recap local card games and social events from March 22 to March 26. Winners include Mrs Frost and Mrs Ramway in bridge. Mrs Neilson and Miss A Tail in euchre. Local visitors, teas, and cricket gathering at Port Douglas are mentioned amid weather notes and illness reports among residents.
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Mossman News Report on Local Appeal and City Weather
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Light on Education in Melbourne News Letter
A belated awareness of the differences of state education grows amid apathy and depleted facilities. The Education Department spends on adverts to recruit 3000 trainee teachers as salaries rise starting at £286. Prospective teachers cluster in rooms, aiming for 2000 teachers, enabling reforms like raised school leaving age and expanded practical subjects at hospitals. University Council lifts first year medical intake from 185 to 180.
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Melbourne Bridges Delay and Public Works Plans in 1948
Melbourne's bridge projects face delays as Work progress stalls on the City Bridges and street upgrades. The minister hints at new bridge sites and a costly subway scheme while council recommends spending on subways near Kildaraod and Sturt Street. The report notes ongoing theatre closures and cultural shifts as urban renewal proposals unfold amid extended planning timelines.
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Orminon’s Recover Paris? London March note on Parliament
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