Conference Planned On Radiation Effects in UK
A news item reports a planned conference in Britain to study the effects of atom radiation on humans. The meeting, to be held at Harwell, aims to decide when and how experiments might begin and is discussed by officials including Beeman. The event is positioned as a health and safety inquiry into radiation exposure and research protocols.
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Beeman
Fenden News Chronicle
Geneva
Cary Twaponden
Britain
Harwell
Canberra Weather Summary From Daily Telegraph
Weather report and temperatures across Australian capitals including Canberra Melbourne Adelaide Hobart Darwin with max and min readings. Notes on cloud cover rain prospects along coasts and inland slopes, winds shifting NW and mild afternoon showers on the Alps. Continuous temperatures around 70s and 40s with varying humidity and sea conditions.
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Hobbies and Handicrafts Exhibition Opens Today
A Hobbies and Handicrafts Exhibition opens today and continues tomorrow with viewing hours from 2:30 to 5:00 and 7:30 to 9:30. The event features displays and activities for hobbyists and enthusiasts at the local venue.
Practical Exhibit Highlights Canberra Education System
In Canberra a public schools display showcases education as a joint effort of parents citizens and government. It argues for strong curriculum competent teachers and modern school environments while warning against exaggerated faults and stressing the role of parental guidance and community standards in shaping future generations.
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Perenta
Ettuwens
Australian Capital Territory
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Caniberra
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Blair
Rome
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Sen
Protests Over Butter Subsidy Cut Stir Federal Action
Farmers and producers protest a cut in butter subsidies prompting a Melbourne meeting of the Commonwealth government to review ministerial powers. The committee considered dairy production costs and potential intervention in wheat handling and export policies while awaiting a Commonwealth inquiry and a broader commission.
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Australian Primary Producers’ Union
Hae
Hera Union
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Com
Melbourne
Opi
McEwen
Patents Conference In November
A conference on patents and trademarks in Canberra in November will be attended by representatives from all British Commonwealth countries except Ceylon. The commissioner of patents and officials stated the event aims to improve the protection of patents and trademarks, reduce admin burdens, and streamline procedures. Observers from various groups are expected to attend.
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Canberra
Witte Ania
VICE REGAL FAVOURED NATION IN LOAN APPEAL
Treasurer Arthur Fadden speaks for Commonwealth support amid a 35 million public loan, highlighting strong global growth and parity. Governor-General and Lady Slim travel to Brisbane for continued development plans as Canberra hosts dignitaries and announces expansion projects.
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Sir Arthur Fadden
Jami
Commonwealth
Air Arthur Baden
Tamara
Slim
Canberra
Brisbans
Lexpandine
Citizens' Committee Organises Appeal For V H A C A
Citizens' Committee to organise an appeal for the V H A C A will open in Canberra, led by The Commandant of the Royal Military College General Campbell as chairman. Funds will support the modern YMCA building and gym adjacent to the new Poa, with numerous committee members including MP Bir JR reser and NZ commissioner. Zelenka of Converse YMCA will serve with the committee.
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YMCA
Canberra
Royal Military College
7. Campbell
Bulle Im Taekdon
Bir. JR. Reser
New Zealand
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Qurriazon
A. Winck
RAN
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W. T. Turner
H. Geach
W. C. Balmford
G. Barlin
Chanaler
R. J Crawtond
Grainger
G. Btatcher
J. Jeremy
Jane
J. McDonnell
Nish. Rowe
Wilrod
Z. Zelenka
Converse Ymca
Scott Sharp Families Fund Nears 670 Pounds
The Canberra report notes donations nearing 670 pounds for the Scott Sharp Families Fund. Organized by local groups including the Country Women's Association and prominent residents, contributions totalled just under 100 pounds, with many individuals named in thanks.
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Scott-Sharp Families
Colombo Plan Aids Fight TB to Expand Reach
The Colombo Plan may extend aid against tuberculosis, with external assistance to be provided in regions including Southeast Asia and the Pacific. Australia and other member nations discuss equipment and operations to strengthen TB control, noting successful efforts in Australia as a model for broader collaboration.
WERINO FIELD DAY REPORT
Fragmentary notice references Werino Field Day and a held day for photographs. Mentions August 24 and a Marine event. Contains garbled phrases about wealth, readers, and local attendees. No clear outcomes or named individuals can be confirmed.
Fraser Praises Canberra Schools As Example To Australia
Mr Fraser, MP, commends Canberra Schools for modern educational progress. He notes improved teaching methods, new facilities, and the impact on future public service leaders, while praising the Department of the Interior and NSW Education efforts in supporting open, consolidated schools amid rising population.
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Governor General on BBC reviews Asian dangers
Fragmented report describes a BBC discussion with the Governor General amid fears of Asian dangers. The piece references political figures, international tensions, and calls for vigilance against perceived threats affecting the Commonwealth and allied nations.
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BBC
Scholarship For Trainee Pilot Plan in Canberra
A Canberra Aer Club member announces a scholarship for trainee pilots aged 36 to 38 with previous practical instruction. Open to British subjects in Canberra district, entries close September 8. Applications available at Canberra sport store. funded to encourage women entering flying.
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Parents See Infants At School Event
A chaotic school event described as a day where infants were observed by parents. Teachers noted the value of parental attendance for education and field activity funding. The inter-school activities were postponed due to rain with plans to resume at the Royal Grand School later in the week.
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Early Tax Refunds Reported Amid Fiscal Adjustments
The article notes substantial early tax refunds and renewals, with over 100 000 individuals already receiving refunds or facing changes. It mentions expected payments around 3.78 000 in the current financial year, and references Palunda forest and a McGovern tied to the review. Authorities anticipate more disbursements as the year progresses.
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Letters To The Editor Price Variations In Canberra
The letter discusses price differences in Canberra and Kingston areas, questioning why higher prices prevail and suggesting commuters seek lower prices elsewhere. It touches on inflation, interstate access, and mentions the Polish Underground Army in a wartime context, before arguing against overspending on hospital expansion and proposing decentralised future hospital planning with multiple locations and outpatients care.
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King” Aton
Quenobeyan
Canberra
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Fe ‘Duara
Absence Of Clocks In Canberra Letters To The Editor
A reader complains Canberra lacks public clocks. The writer notes one could travel through the city without a watch, suggesting businesses install clocks at post offices or public places to aid residents and visitors. The letter cites Canberra as unusually lacking time displays.
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Busines Firme
RSL Decision On Underground Forces May Be Withdrawn
The ACT Branch 3 RSL debated admitting naturalized Australians who served in underground forces in World War II Europe. The motion was withdrawn amid concerns over membership verification and potential evidence manipulation.
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