Meal pack system rejected by hospital board
Canberra Comm Hospital rejected a new meal pack food service system after expert and board objections. Critics cited unhygienic risks from plastic bowls and scratched plates, with the General Superintendent urging the proposal to stop. The system, new to Australia, would deliver meals in trays by trolley, replacing bulk ward service.
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Canberra Comm Hospital
Dro Pln
Odonnell
GW Hane
Australia
Department ‘of Works
Department of Health
Council to get legal aid on Cooma rating appeal
The Local Government Association will cover half of Cooma Council’s legal costs for an appeal to the Supreme Court over council rating. It will fund 50 percent of the costs provided it is kept informed of all aspects and developments of the case. The council seeks separate valuation of buildings with communal facilities under a new system. The association executive backs shared facilities principles in municipal governance.
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Couma
Cooma
Supreme Court
Nest Council
Berman SM
Valitions Court
Cauinent
Indonesians described as adolescents by minister McMahon
In a brief statement the Minister for Labour and National Service Mr McMahon described Indonesian leaders as wayward as adolescents. He commented on the tendency to view them in youthlike terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ydney
McMahon
Funeral for M P Seiler Held at St Stephen’s Presbytery
The funeral for Mr Fain Wesley Seiler is set for tomorrow at St Stephen's Presbyterian Church on Marrisett Street. Rev W Rinmon will officiate in the Presbyterian section of the Queatheyan River Cemetery. Seiler, who represented Afar in the Tegalatise x shove Hi Ae Rivmont sail, died Sunday at his home on Brive Street. Special arrangements are noted to accommodate a large congregation with additional seating outside.
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Fain Wesley Seiler
Messatey Fap
Wall
Quesit
St Stephen's Presbeit
Charis Marrisett Street
Iter Iin Ifiese
Afar
Parents vow to bring girls home amid crisis fallout
Australian officials reported parents would go anywhere to retrieve missing girls as the Malaysian crisis deepened. Mr McMahon returned from five weeks in the United States where he discussed UN ties and defense funding. The government pledged strengthened police and armed forces support as investigations continued into the youths involved.
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McMahon
Sydney Aiport
United Nations
Canberra
Gerts
Canberra C.I.B
Canberra Pine Plantations Draw Laughs From Expert
Mr William Penn Mott Jr toured Canberra inspecting pine plantations and park plans. He noted proposed replanting to enhance entrances and forest potential, while urging careful site development and public communication about the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irhs
William Penn Mott Jr
Canberra
Mt Isa Pupils on Increase and Talks Progress
Pupils increase outlook at Mt Isa improves as talks from the State Industrial Commission and a compulsory conference continue. Union representatives and company officials report progress on changes, with a general manager noting developments made this afternoon and yesterday.
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Mt. Isa
Wrisbane
Renin
Sar
Compan
Keunston
Meer
Mauntsa
EW. Foos
Bank loan funds Canberra show pavilions
The Bank of S W granted a £10,000 loan to build two pavilions for the Canberra Show. Officials expect completion this year. A spokesman said the loan was arranged on agreed figures and praised the bank for timely support amid security and facility concerns at the exhibition. Police reported vandalism at the Canberra showground with smashed windows and blocked facilities, delaying preparations for poultry exhibits.
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Bank of
S.W
Nai
Canberra
Fenliv
Bank
Hue
Ian
Menck
Turner” Beir
Mi RH
Seton Brown
Garema Place
Speed up inquiry into near death of insured man
In Sydney, Commissioner Allan orders a rapid investigation into an alleged near death incident involving a insured man. The event reportedly occurred near St. Vincent's Hospital in New South Wales on Saturday, drawing attention from authorities and the public.
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Sydney
Aulice
Allan
Paige
Jewel Jean An
St. Vincent's Hospital
Uth
Wales
Kelly relics removed from Melbourne museum display
The Institute of Applied Science dismantled the Kelly gang exhibit and locked relics in vaults. The Kelly items, including a homemade armour suit, will not return to public view as an exhibit. They will be transferred to the State Library for future historical themes displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Institute of Applied Science
F. Kendall
Gang
Veith
Kendall
Institute
State Library
Kelly Pang
Canadian firm to inspect old Cooma copper mine
A Canadian firm may reopen the long-closed Cooma copper mine which ceased operations in 1891, with preliminary assessments underway to determine viability and future development near Cooma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooma
Literature on Australia Seen as Lively and Earthy by Elspeth Huxley
The manuscript discussion centers on Elspeth Huxley’s Australia book and its vivid earthy tone. Mentions include Mr W. S. and W. J. Marshall in Sydney, a mine interest in Northern Territory, and expectations for publication timing and venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elspeth Huxley
Australia
Huxley explores Australian image and migration themes
Miss Husley discusses New Britons and migration during a visit in which Viscount De Lisle, Mrs Huxley, and others plan a field study of Australia. They reflect on Australian assimilation, immigration, and the evolving social landscape as they tour sites and consider future writing projects.
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Lindy Diane
Arisbane
New South Wales
Same
Conner Cubs
Hugh
Richton
Husley
Lamsity
Arythime Ah Huxley
Information Bureau
Snd
Immi- Redes
Hasion
Fusley
Tasmania
Austrarans
Karachi
Psistann
Arto Meraivre
Bigga
Huxley
Corriedale Stud
Crook
Lee
Tam
Aie
Celenar
Viscount de Lisle
Australia
Jane
Austra
Britain
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Serahiy
Fe Share
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Rochfonl
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Queanbeyan
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Melbourne
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MC Seta
Austriian Research Engin
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Ger
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