MJOMEN'S HOCKEY TEAM TO COMPETE IN ACT EVENT
At the annual meeting of the ACT Women's Hockey Association held last night at the WCA Mrs BR White chaired the session. Officers for the year were elected including Jenkins as vice president D P Israel and R White among repeaters. Miss Jean Leach gave a brief talk on physical foundation.
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Goulburn News Roundup Highlights Local Events
Round the Compass reports price rises for meat amid fat stock scarcity in Goulburn. It notes the 2nd anniversary Mass at St Peter and Paul Cathedral with Bishop McGuire presiding, a Goulburn rugby loss to Queanbeyan 24 20, and political shifts in Queanbeyan Labour. Also covers ball opening at Queanbeyan Showground, Canberra High School concerts for charity, a baby pram fire in Goulburn, a humorous hospital ledger item about beer for cockroaches, Cross raffle prizes, and a music driven snake tale from Pambula.
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Canberra University plans face postwar expansion debate
The annual report to the University Association of Canberra outlines aims for a fully national, post graduate residential university. It notes 161 students enrolled, 123 passes in 1939 exams, and progress on hostel facilities, site selection, and provincial-university exchanges amid wartime.
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Ironworkers oppose war policy at ACTU Congress
Federal Secretary Mr Thornton said the Ironworkers Association supported all ACTU Congress decisions except policy on war. The federation opposed war as imperialist and aimed to defend Australian living standards and liberty as the conflict widened.
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Air Cadet Heroic Save Over Essendon Practice Flight
Air Cadet A Greenwood narrowly avoided disaster near Essendon when a jammed joy stick during a solo practice forced landing caused a plunge. He kicked the rudder to regain control and the craft straightened, one wing scraping the ground as he escaped with only scratches.
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Sydney Water faces potential hose ban after light weekend rain
The Water Board reports minimal rainfall in the catchment area, leaving reservoirs lower than Friday. A board meeting next Thursday may ban garden hoses and sprinklers. If winter rains fail, expect shortages and rationing next summer. Weekend rain mostly hit coastal districts with some in Hunter and Manning regions.
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Association Officers Named After National Council Link
The text notes affiliation with the National Council of Women and reports new office-bearers including President Sir Robert Garran Vice-Presidents Sir George Knowles and Mrs P Tillyard Treasurer H L White Secretary H F Whitlam Aust Secretary R F Archer and other committee members D Riley K Binna Canon W J Edwards Dr L H Allen Dr F R Ke Maulden L F Filtehardinge D Hibberd Auditor A A Tregear and a certificate awarded to Geo Henahilwood for a winning easey in a group scheme competition.
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Unemployment Sermon Urges Churches Unite for Reform
The Rev J H Allen at Wea Ley Church Forrest urged concerted action by all Churches on social reform. He argued unemployment stems from machine production and large employers, criticizing relief as insufficient and calling for Christian-backed reform to banish unemployment. He noted Catholic action supports industry reform and urged cross faith cooperation.
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Victorian XV to play in Canberra in August
The Victorian State representative rugby team will tour Canberra in August after a late meeting of the ACT Rugby Union committee. Plans include a gala day with multiple matches and events, aligned with the union ball. The squad features five players from the Australian team, including M. G. Carpenter who has a Canberra link and holds a scoring record.
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Britain to Buy Australian Sheep Skins Under National Security Plan
Australia prepares to export the entire surplus of sheep skins to Britain under a National Security Act framework. The agreement in principle with the British Government is announced by Senator McBride, with a sub-committee to set akina regulations and a table of payments for packers.
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Victoria Park Trots Postponed To Thursday
Due to wet weather the Victoria Park Trotting meeting scheduled for today has been postponed until Thursday.
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Dr Morse Indian Root Pills Endorsement Claim
Mrs L Robinson of Ka-r-ra, Maroubra NSW writes about using Dr Morse Indian Root Pills for liverish feelings. She says she has taken them for 28 years and finds them a strong pick-me-up, noting prior recommendation by a dear elder.
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