Canberra Branch Council Discusses Administration and Examinations
At a Canberra Branch Council meeting officials discussed delaying the unfinancial designation of members for arrears, and debated creating a permanent assistant secretary. They reviewed conference summaries, proposals for intra-Serve or Departmental examinations for accounting, and pushback on funding an assistant secretary as the general secretary prefers current workload.
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Canberra
Cuanberra
Association
Publi Service Board
Radio Schedule Sweep For Day With Arts and News
A detailed on air timetable lists 2FC and 3AR programs from 6.30 am through 12.20 pm with Essential Services, News, music segments, and school broadcasts. The schedule includes performances by Antal Dorati conducted Brisbane ensembles, John Douglas Todd, Kenneth Neate, The Harmoniques, and other concerts, with afternoon race results and stock market notes.
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S. H. Deamer
A.B.C. Weekly
John Douglas Todd
Brisbane Concert Orchestra
Antal Dorati
Soloail
Kenneth Neate
the Harmoniques
Radio Rodeo
Stock Exchange
Menangle Park
Hee Exchange
Beth Barcay
Eddie Gaye
Sla
Smoky Dawson
Colin Crane
Sweet Sophiaticat
Fanice Lloyd
Vance Palmer
Case
Rams Og
Canberra Times
Goulburn Penny Post
Interest Cut Treasury Bills
The Commonwealth Bank advised the Government of Ia willing ness to discount Commonwealth Treasury Bills at 3 4 percent per annum. Treasurer Mr Spender said the new rate from May 1 lowers interest by a quarter of a percentage point from the rate in use since January 1936. About £50 000 000 of Treasury Bills will yield substantial government saving on interest.
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Commonwealth Bank
Commonwealth Treasury
Spender
Treasury
Commerce college aims to aid officers through study reforms
The report notes free spaces for officers in 1938 and 1989 for Bachelor and Diploma commerce courses. It explains entry to the Bachelor degree requires matriculation, which officers could not meet. The council sought to help young officers obtain accounting knowledge and secure approval from the general conference to pursue this objective.
Cold Germs and Constipation Advice in Health Note
An old health column warns about contagion from colds and links infection to bowel regularity. It suggests using Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills to keep bowels regular and to take Morse's Indian Trout Pills if a cold develops, claiming health benefits.
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Dr. Morse
Regimental Red Lipstick Display At Kingston Pharmacy
Helena Rubinstein unveils Regimental Red lipstick and rouge showcased by Miss Pamela Beauchamp this week at Davies Pharmacy Kingston Phone 746. Demonstrations promise a colour sensation for all fashion horizons with Regimental Red Rouge to match.
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Helena Rubinstein
Pamela Beauchamp
Davies’ Pharmacy
Kingston
Queanbeyan Set To Face Mr Kembla In Key Rugby Clash
Queanbeyan prepares for a Sunday match against Mr Kembla after beating Can berra. The result may indicate their Massy Cup chances against Yass. Mr Kembla, Group 7 champions, features Arthur Patton H Longbottom Tom Wadwell Arthur Gilmore Bob Neilson and a speedy forward pack led by Harry Patton Furbank Cyril Ross Alan Maher Fred Jago and G Lewis.
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Canberra
Queanbeyan
Mr. Kembla
Yass
Ount Kembla
Arthur Patton
Australia
H. Longbottom
Tom Wadwell
Quirindi
Arthur Gilmore
Bob Neilson
Harry Patton
Tom Furbank
Cyril Ross
Alan Maher
Fred Jago
G. Lewis
Cromby
Government defends police service grade pay in NSW
State Police Sydney Monday Chief Secretary Mr Tanking defended the Governments move to introduce service grade pay for the police force at the Police Association annual conference. He responded to General Secretary Mr Cosgroves claim the policy would burden members and said New South Wales police may be the best in the world.
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Sydney
Tanking
Whs
Police Association
Association
Cosgrove
Tonking
Wales
Australian airman Sid ney Oliver dies in blackout accident
London report says Flight-Sergeant Sidney Oliver of the RAAF Sunderland squadron died from a fractured skull after an accident during no blackout. He will be buried in Plymouth cemetery.
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London
Sidney Oliver
R.A.A.F. Sunderland
Plymouth
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Canberra University Colege
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Com- Tainwealth Institute of Accountants
University of Melbourne
Canberra University College
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Che Suistammiles
University Coleme
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Rugby League
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Calthorpe Ltd
Monaro Street
Elias Southwell
Red, Hill, Griffith, Deacon and
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Canberra Fish Supplies Pty. Ltd
Police
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J. B. Young
Hotel Civic
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R.A.A.F. Band
Governor-General
Lady Gowrie
Government House
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Khoda Khan
Ron Richards
Bali
East Indies
Netherlands-East Indies
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Europe
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Department of the Interior
J. A. Carrodus
Canberra Relief Society
Capitol Hill
J. F. Grinsdale
Morris
Irlam
Lister Crescent
Ainslie
Ainslie Public School
Albert Hall
Tait
Ainslie Hall
Morton
Captain's Flat
Christopher John Shakespeare
Federal Capital Press of Australia Ltd
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Radley
Claudette Colbert
Henry Fonda
Edna May Oliver
America
Jones
Raralfony
Capitol
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AM Sheridan
Fichard
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