Mr Rhodes to lead ACT Federated Government Union move
Mr Rhodes, longtime leader in Canberra's industrial movement and president of the Canberra ranch of the Federated Government Union, is set to retire from active direct involvement. He has served 71 years in the ACT Labour Council, including eight years as secretary and numerous committee roles. He joined the movement in the early 1990s and helped push retrenchment relief and employment programs while participating in Parliament House demonstrations.
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Leprosy Cure Drug Hailed After New Guinea Mission
In Sydney a pha drug, diamine mulphane, discussed by J W Nolan medical secretary of the Coral Sea Union of the Seventh Day Adventists. He said 90 natives at Mount Haven Leper hospital were helped, though continual wet weather prevented complete cures. Nolan recently returned from New Guinea where leprosy had been arrested in weeks.
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Remanded In Canberra Court On Grave Offence Charge
Police remanded Vincent George Volaca a labourer of West Ridge until December 15 on a grave offence charge involving a young woman after a motor accident near the Patent Office. A male motorist allegedly forced the woman into his car and assaulted her near Canberra Community, with injuries including two broken ribs and an injured pelvis. Further remand may be sought if the woman cannot attend court.
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Many Lives Saved by Sulpha Drugs at Canberra Dinner
Mr G Jewkes, Canberra Health Department pharmacist, told a Rotary Club dinner that sulpha drugs have saved many lives since their medical introduction. He traced drug and cosmetic history from ancient times through Greek use to mid 20th century coal tar dye derivatives, noting major advances in preventive and curative medicine in the past 30 years.
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Canberra
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Registration discrepancies affect previous month records
About 60 volunteers aided river patrols this year with 30 readily available. Christmas patrol plans are unsettled due to vacation gaps, and effort to conduct daily patrols at resorts faces renewed scheduling challenges.
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