Wool wash debate ends in domestic lesson for Sir William
Sir William Gunn chair of the Australian Wool Board learns a washing lesson after a Tasmanian woman proves babies wool garments can be washed in a machine without harm. Mrs E Cameron of Ross says mild wool detergent and careful handling preserve wool for life. She cites 52 year old pure wool booties still in use.
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Sir William Gunn
Australian Wool Board
Sir William
Sneddon
Sydney
E. J. Cameron
Ross
Cleric Denounces Church Name Change Debate
A cleric criticizes the phrase Church of England in Australia as a colonial relic and urges a broader Anglican Communion title. Lord Fisher argues the term Anglican Church fits England only, while the Bishop of Adelaide endorses changing the name, noting past proposals in 1960 and ongoing procedural hurdles ahead of meetings in Sydney in 1966.
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Australia
Lord Fisher
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Stopwork Called By Painters Union At ANU Site
Stopwork action by Stopwork Oy A N U Painters Union group was scheduled at the ANU Studies building but cancelled after union secretary R J Baldwin said the meeting was called to address wage payment complaints and contractor issues and would resume next Thursday.
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Painters” Union
ANU
Yeserdy
R. J. Baldwin
Shearers killed in Durban ferry crash on Umzimkul slope
Ten African wool shearers were killed and eight injured when a ferry carrying them plunged down a steep slope near Umzimkul in Natal. The tragedy occurred as the party traveled to Ri Natal with the boat slipping from its path and overturning, authorities said.
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Durban
Whithey
Umzimkul
Ri Natal
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