Australian ceramics rise from drainpipes to empire of china
An article tracing the history of porcelain and pottery from ancient origins to modern Australia notes that Australians import much china while lacking a domestic industry. It highlights the Australian Ceramic Society founded in Melbourne, CSIR study plans, and a vision for branches nationwide, aiming to foster education, research, and production in a new national ceramics movement.
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China
Great Britain
Europe
Equator
Australis
Melbourne
Australia
Crukades
Syria
Spain
Dugeovrys
Bernard Pallsty
Francie de Medici
Grand Duke
Tuscany
Florence
John Friedrich Bottger
Dresden
Augustus I
Saxony
France
Sevres
Westtist
Craftaman
London
Imenes
Wigh Stewart
Chira
Council For Scientific and Industrial
CSTR
CSIR
Australian Ceramic Society
Amelia
Sydney
Ater
Snd
Clutt
ACS
Ceramic Society
Aiitule
Tstitute St Mung and
Metallurg
Glock
America
Crockery
Ho Pitais
Rund Ax
Derby
Direct Australia Brazil trade line eyed in Canberra push
In Canberra discussions favor an early direct shipping link between Australia and South American nations. Brazilian minister aides say Australia could gain from cotton and wool export markets, with talks noting Brazil’s vast potential and a NSW Labour figure urging instant steps to establish a formal trade channel and a high level representative.
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Canberra
Australia
MacGregor
South America
McGregor
Rotten
Tobeero
Brasil
Parliameso
Ita Isbeurs
Seniator Armrong
New South Wales
Brazil
Landon
Liverpool
New York
Breall
Australid
South American
Bu BI
Austratia
Namie Ina
Benor
Coren
Haa
Commern
Agriculture
Brsibane Notes On Taxation And Public Woes
Brisbane notes discuss electoral tax policy, criticizing Labour for not cutting taxes while praising Libs and Fadden on tax reductions. It cites cigarette seizures and housing issues, mentions Manly and Nudgee beaches, and reports on education conference ideas including a music heavy school day shift. It laments tobacco shortages and calls for improved show grounds and urban planning.
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Dieappoin Grecy
Labour
Menzies
Fadden
Liberal and Country Party
Siuhiy
Canberra
Can~ Herr
Dream Shopping Centre Planned for New York Suburb
Dream Centre to include offices and sheltered walkways will be built within a year at a cost about 18 million pounds. Project approved by Willan O'Drever with plans for a 10 story complex near the site of the 1990 world's fair. Planners forecast shaded walks and seasonal climate control features.
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New York
Willan O'Drever
Double Bluea Cold Remedy Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Double Bluea as a remedy that helps end thousands of colds and may provide rapid relief. It claims to improve health when taken promptly and emphasizes a large nationwide reach.
Woman Fears Return to Berlin After War
A German woman named Helga recalls life near Berlin and her husband’s role in Stalingrad, sharing memories of exile, fear of Soviet advance, and hardship on a farm. She notes letters from her husband hinting at Communist ties and questions about returning to a husband who valued property over pride.
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Berlin
Helga
Oder River
Abe
Bern
Rele
Feiga
Adolf Hitler
Stalingrad
Alain
Berlly
Ramsay
Humbard
Sulver From Films Sparks Fire at Storage House
A highly inflammable film in a storage house caused a major blaze as police reported extensive damage and potential theft of valuable material. Investigators noted the warehouse housed a volatile product and a unique system for securing wealth, with efforts underway to recover any remaining quantities.
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Manly
Wsravin
Queen Street
Queensland
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Dream Shopping Centre
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Neterdt Own
Fond Techc
Rees Rsencss
Bation
Melan
Sulver
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H. R. Kennedy
Shields-Street
Milady
Edit Juste
Park Beach
Park Bench
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