Secret report on abolishing state education in Canberra
Canberra reveals a subversive movement seeking to end free paidary and state secondary education, replacing central NSW control with local councils and higher costs. A Canberra Advisory Council vote urged urgent erection of a Canberra high school and temporary classrooms to relieve overcrowding at Telopen Park as accommodation for Intermediary and high school students was debated.
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Canberra
N.5.w
E Utate Educational System
Ed Iich
New South Wales
Can“y
Candi Te
Rchagl
Staingt
New High School
Cumpston
Aaron
Ite
Porkina
Ve. TM
Col. Goodwin
Tee Bhdkesere
Ioaere F
Pe Add
H.R. Waterman
Teemeio
Beetvin
Iister
Thle
Fie
Tulopee
Gourgan
Federe
Walstonem
Mtn
Arvetnt
Tulopen Park
Browdel
Mhealds
Hotel
Wellington
Telopea Park
Edenton
Vaxga
Goulburn
Hathaway
Obberary
Hotel Wellington
Huntroon
Scher
Telopen Park School
Hufplan Acholars
Hull
Susan Givek
Funda
Amd Waal
al Hhow
Horel Ainslie
Canberra Education Inquiry Motion Seeks Balanced Representation
Canberra councillors push for an inquiry into education with balanced representation on a proposed committee. The motion, opposed to bypassing the New South Wales Department of Education, calls for official and private school representatives, local citizens, and existing state officials to be included, to ensure secondary education matters are debated in Canberra voice. The proposal emphasizes citizen input and cautions against behind closed doors decisions, noting Canberra residents have had limited parliamentary voice.
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My. T. al
New South Wales Department of Question
Canberra
Winder
N.e.w.i
Hhekeapeare
Telopes Park
Interante
New South Wales Department of Education
Imi Twa
Amd
Department of Education
W. Deparbe
Rhakespeare
Tomantous
Mason
Shrer
Cantorra
Goodwin
New South Wales Education Department
Huh & Move
Valerie Education Department
Becaus
Waterman
Shakespeare
Bradman Offers to Play for New South Wales
At a New South Wales Cricket Association meeting, R A Oxlade said Bradman wished to play in the Sheffield Shield match against Victoria in Melbourne. Selection will depend on health, with a doctor to examine Bradman. the NSW association will regulate the appointment. Profits from tours and matches totaled 1 etc.
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Sydney
New South Wales Cricket Association
R. A. Oxlade
Bradman
New South Wales
Victoria
Melbourne
Wlwesn
England
Baera
Die
New South Walen Association
New Ministry Formed in France Boncour Leads Paris
A new government line up convened in Paris with Jacques Boncour presiding as minister in charge as France announces a fresh ministry structure on a Sunday.
Economics Lecturer Sought for Varsity College
Canberra University College invites applications from persons qualified to lecture in economics as student numbers deter, under Melbourne University accord. The yearly appointment carries a salary of £000 with reductions under the Financial Emergency Acts. Applications close with the secretary by January 31.
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Cantwerm
Economien
Canberra University College
Pernone
Agliabua
Melbourne University
Carrien
Canbera University College of
Juniuary
Capetown Strike Ends After Mediation Talks
Capetown workers and employers reached terms via mediation led by Mr. Cresswell ending the tram and bus strike this evening. Agreement includes immediate resumption with no low status, no incrimination, and no disruption of the present union executive while public education concerns face further committee review to ensure legitimate representation of those most affected.
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Cresswell
jCapetown
New Zealand Fruit Ban Policy Moves in Parliament
A movement to remove two representatives from the state educational committee failed as the second reading passed. Commerce Minister Moewart told a deputation of importers and shipowners that talks with Canberra aim to ease the embargo on Australian fruits, seeking a joint scrutiny of trade disruptions.
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K. Waterman
Miniter
Commerce Moewart
New Zealand
Public Service Recruiting Question Heard in Cabinet
The Public Service Board warned of a looming staffing crisis as junior appointments were halted for an extended period. Mr. Blakeley pressed for fresh blood to maintain efficiency, prompting the Prime Minister to request a report from the Public Services Commission. Cabinet plans preliminary meetings in Canberra next month.
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Commonwealth Public Service
Lygne
House of Representatives
A. Blakeley
Fed. Tay
Blakeley
Clemens
Sanberra
Strike Threat on Los Angeles Railways
In Adelaide a strike threat looms over the new railway award. The dispute has drawn attention to potential delays in West Coast traffic as workers protest the terms. Residents along the route worry about disruption and reduced service while authorities monitor the situation.
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Adelaide
Tilm
Hoover weighs commission on war debts at world conference
Washington rumors say President Hoover may send to Congress a proposal for a four member commission to untangle war debts and obligations. A Treasury aide and Hoover held talks, facing strong opposition. Radio remarks by Secretary of Commerce could push talks on debt and tariffs back into debate.
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Washington
Hoover
Congrema
Milla
Atiff
Capitol Hill
Honvar
Juline Kieatt
Abassiant
Mr. Hoover
Tarifte
Worl
New Zealand Offers to Britain on War Debts
London report notes New Zealand proposes resuming war debt payments to Britain. The Morning Post criticizes suspensions under the Hoover moratorium and questions whether Britain still expects continued imperial debt relief. New Zealand asks if payments to America alter the position as Britain faces a difficult year with a target of £875,000.
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London
New Zealand
Morning Post
Britain
America
War debt payments unlikely before Commonwealth decision
Australia will not decide on resuming wartime debts to Britain soon with no payments due before March 31. An official circle says Britain would accept continued payments if Australia offers, while political figures stress any early decision is premature amid shifting war debt dynamics and America’s stance.
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Great Britain
Australia
Britain
New Wbalana
Dominion
Deston
Briain
Commonwealth
Mr. Lyons
House of Representativen
America
Tewan Pollowing
Miliaia
Brita
Ohanke
Hale Feary
Yugo Slavia Prepares to Arm on Frontiers
A Daily Telegraph report from London says Yugo Slavia is ready to defend its frontiers against Austria Hungary Italy and Albania. The piece notes Entente Foreign Ministers meeting at Belgrade to discuss policy and Italy’s attitudes toward Slavic borders. It mentions M. Berenger and other French leaders discussing European territorial changes and Italy’s potential role as successor to Austro Hungary in the Balkans.
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London
den Akore
Tele. Jhe
Yugo-Slavia
Austria
Hungary
Italy
Albania
Yugo- Slavia
Entente
Belgrade
Tealian
Berenger
Muesotin
Europe
Austro- Hungary
Premiers from Three Provinces Back Wheat Conference
Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta premiers approve calling an international wheat conference at their Sunday meeting. They will ask the Dominion Government to join other nations in arranging a global gathering on wheat policy.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Albarts
Three Men Committed for Trial on Coining Charges
Three men, Harold Roy Wi and Jamon Wallace, are bound for trial on coinage charges. Lawra Hommé, 88, and Almainkne were also ordered for trial on related offences. Names and details appear garbled but indicate multiple defendants facing legal action.
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Atoney
Mendep- Harold Roy Wi
Jamon Wallace
Vojna
Florina
Lawra Hommé
Almainkne
Ond Pharas
Willams and Wallace
Somme
Dole Supplies Prices Fall in Sydney Markets
Report from Sydney shows prices for dole supplies easing amid claims of inflated charts. The Harmer price dropped from 6? to 6/2 while other towns show similar reductions as government oversight attempts to curb costs.
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Sydney
Merskeepere
Chaffey
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