Unveiling of Canberra Grammar School Stone at Harrow
A ceremonial unveiling of a commemorative stone at Harrow School marked by Dr Cyril Norwood and delegates from New Education Fellowship. Guests from Eton Charterhouse Marlborough and others attend as the Canberra Grammar School stones are integrated into the cloister wall. The Bishop of Adelaide speaks on education, tradition, and national growth urging sustained funding and values.
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Cyril
of &J. John's
Oxford
Harrow School
Harrow
Canberra
New Education Fellowship
Ormer
Geoffrey Whistert
Paul
Medley
Winder
Hiley
Id Gall
Hetherington
Cheltenham
Repton
Sam
Eton
Charterfould
Ham
Marlborough
Bary
Clifton
Tonbridge
Sherborne
Wellington
Malvern College
Norwood
Burgmann
Ufe
Australia
Dr. Imann
Canberra Grammar School
Neons
Grama School
Ordinance Prohibits Meetings Within 200 Yards of Parliament
An ordinance zones a prohibited area around Parliament House Canberra restricting meetings. The measure prohibits gatherings near the site to prevent unlawful assemblies and outlines enforcement by the Governor and official officers. The gazetted rule aims to repeal or modify movements for stately acts and to regulate protest activities near government offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Parliament House
Cooma Defends Messy Cup In Afternoon Challenge
Cooma names an eight strong side with J Spowilon A Freebody and E Héwdell among backs to face Queanbeyan in a Massy Cup match refereed by A Latta of Sydney. The Blues defend the cup as both teams field sizable squads in this afternoon clash.
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Blues
Cooma
J. Spowilon
A. Freebody
J. Héwdell
D. Curley
A. Blair
Hurley
H. Belichambers
D. A. O'Neill
R. Boland
V. J. Keevers
Queanbeyan
Norton
Griffiths
J. R
D. Kearnay
P.[pola
W.pola
A. Corcoran
L. Day
G. Thompson
A. Blandon
E. Harth
A. Latta
Sydney
Verdict Unclear On Mar Fire Body Found in Adelaide
The Coroner could not determine if the deceased was dead or alive after a March fire and the inquest reached no definite conclusion on the person’s fate.
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Adelaide
Immigration policy debate in Australia highlights birth rate as solution
The Canberra Dimes discusses the need to regulate alien immigration while encouraging higher Australian birth rates. It argues quotas to limit entrants, renewed British migration, and social measures like maternity bonuses and child endowment to boost population growth.
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Australia
Britain
Curtin Attacks Caseys Gold Theory in Parliament
The Opposition Leader Curtin questions Treasurer Causey over Casey's claim that goldBacking supports paper currencies. He argues most debtors pay in currency, not gold, and warns Australia could face impossible terms if forced to settle in gold. He cites US Britain actions and asks who bears the cost.
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Curtin
Commonwealth
Causey
Casey
Mr. Curtin
Australia
Russia
South Africa
United States
Great Britain
United States of America
Britain
U.S.A
United Kingdom
Cagey
France
United Tates
America
Australian Education Fellows Discuss New British Reform Plan
At a Canberra luncheon the Australian Educational Research Council chief Frank Tate urged adopting a British scheme to inspire teachers and students and end old inspector controls. Interior Minister Paterson outlined phased education for full blood Aboriginals in the Northern Territory and stressed international cooperation and peace through education.
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Australian Educational Research Council
Frank Tate
New Education Fellowship
Mr. Paterson
Northern Territory
Paterson
Canberra
Australia
Western Australia
Queensland
Commonwealth
Mr. Curtin
Interior
Curtin
Address to combined schools in Canberra by visiting educators
Teachers and senior pupils heard lectures at Telopea Park School from Professor Debenham of Cambridge and Dr E G Malherbe of the National Institute of Educational Research about active interest in nature geography and world affairs. They contrasted Australia and South Africa, noting war absence in Australia and racial dynamics in South Africa.
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Australia
Mr. Curtin
Materson
Lancashire
Sir Percy Mendon
New Zealand
England
Canberra
Sir Percy Meadow
Praia
Australian Council of Educational Research
Carnegie Foundation
Council
L Zilliacus
Beatrice Ensor
Yusuke Tsuru
H. RR. Hamiley
FW. Hart
Telopea Park
Debenham
Cambridge University
E. G. Malherbe
National Institute of Educational Research
South Africa
C. Daley
Depenham
Young
N.8
G. Malherbe
Europe
Capetown
Pretoria
Africa
Curtin questions gold price policy and world currency ties
Mr Curtin challenging the Treasury critique of fixing gold prices arguing that price stabilization is impossible and would not guarantee currency stability globally. He questions Britain's tariff stance and Australia's willingness to relax protective barriers to global competition.
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Britain
Curtip
Mr. Curtin
Australia
Great Britain
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Wawonlam
John Cahil
Joany
Ead
Roseberry Street
Auburn
Camfort
Massy Cup
Cooma's Challenge
Huddart Parker
T.S.M.V
Wanganella
Auckland
Melbourne
Bourne
Fremantle
Westralia
Brisbane
Bridge ST
Watt ST
Newcastle
Collins Street
Arthur Macadam Salisbury
A.M.P. Society
A.M.P
AMP. Society
Liott
F.la
A. W. Sneddon
Walker
New South Wales
A. W. Davis
Auburn Street
Goulburn
E. R. Garrett
L. A. Briant
Industrial Department
G. J. Tippett
Mr. Casey
Bir Geoffrey
Lady Whiskard
F. E. Priestley
Colin Mackenzie
K. Binns
KB. Cunningham
H. F Whitlam
C. G. N. Miles
E FL Allen
J. F. M Haydon
C. E. Laneloole
H. L. White
C. S. Dale
FC. Happold
Harold Rugg
Kandel
Tsurumi
Jun
C. M. Wilson
Bjogren
Appelberg
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L .Zilniaeush
Antarctic
Giamond Gal T
Spokam
H Rie
Haydon
R. Haaia
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