Naturalisation as sign of goodwill toward new Australian citizens
Discussion at a convention emphasizes naturalisation as a sign of good faith to migrants and newcomers. Charles Ross notes a large share of migrants among staff at CSIRO and major plants, with non British migrants comprising 25.7 percent at Newcastle and 40.8 percent at Port Kembla. The article links migrant skills to Australia’s science, industry, and steel production growth and foreign exchange gains.
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Leader of Gaol Mutiny Sentenced to Solitary
The Boro Road Gaol mutiny leader received 28 days solitary confinement with water. Taylor faces an extra year of gaol added last October after a similar mutiny. The other 11 prisoners got sentences from three to 18 months. Mr. W. McKenna and Mr. T. Kennedy presided.
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Canberra Migrant Boy Drowns in Yass River
A nine year old migrant boy named Stanislaus Kietalka drowned near Yass after venturing outside in late afternoon. He was swimming with other migrants when oxygen was used in a failed attempt to revive him at Yass Hospital.
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Looters Target Fire-Affected Residents In Sydney Districts
Blue Mountains residents protest to police after looters prey on victims of bushfires. Ald Smith alleges some looters acted during outbreaks and stole belongings from volunteers and injured residents.
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