The Instinctive Urge of Man to the Frontiers
A review of John Greenway American anthropologist and author of The Last Frontier and Down Among the Wild Men. It contrasts his frontier theory with views on Australian Aborigines and colonial expansion, noting his harsh critique of modern civilization and praise for Tindale. The piece probes Greenway’s motives, methods, and enduring sense of disillusionment amid Australia’s frontier narrative.
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Normran Tindale
A. Bikin
John Greenway
United States
Bea
Auntralia
Australia
Greeaway
Greenway
Lothian
Hutchinson
Normin Tindale
Greeny
Humaan
Bushman
Boosting Books for Children Exhibition at Ainslis Primary School
The Childrens Book Week Exhibition runs Monday to Saturday July 14 in the Assembly Hall at Ainslis Primary School. Public viewing hours are 9.30am to 3.30pm, with a $2,500 Gold Medal awarded for Book of the Year and a $2,500 Visual Art Board prize later. Winners in story and art categories will receive prizes from Ted Greene Wood and other officials. Judging for 1973 awards involved a panel led by Principal Laurie Capping with members from NSW and SA. Details will be announced by the Children's Book Council.
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Ainslis
Apa
Mundy
Children’s Book Court
Wit
Australian Council For the Arts
Ted Greene
Wood
Greenwood
Children's Book Council
Portant
Visual Art Board
Laurie Capping
Hall Public School
Mazel Hume
Woolwich
Nsw
Mes J. Zahnleiter
Krusebane
Jennifer Giding
Bridgewater
CT Farmer
Lindlefarse
Taflan
W. R. Me~ Ving
Brighton
Victoria
Simple Themes Downstream Review
Anita Lynn reviews Paul Brodeur’s Bodley Hen collection noting his mastery of short story craft. The piece praises concise background, sustained interest, and climactic impact, compares Brodeur to Hull and a southern Australian master, and highlights death as a recurring theme.
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Paul Brodeur
The
Bodley Hen
Anita Lynn
New Yorker
Brodeur
Hull Royal
Australia
Hot One
Nancy Mitford and the English aristocracy craze
Nancy Mitford popularized ideas of Professor Alan S. C. Rowe on linguistic class markers in English society. Her satirical essays and the Noblesse Oblige volume helped highlight U upper class language versus non-U terms, inspiring a worldwide craze and literary debates in the mid-1950s.
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Encounir
Nancy Mitford
Alan S.C. Rowe
Ross
Miss Mitford
Iss Mitford
Wandson
Hamish Hannive
Ienay
Rony
Ene Waugh
Sirx
Corie Oper Sret
Jon Beijeman
Nancy Mitford and the money that built a life in prose
The text traces Nancy Mitford’s pursuit of wealth through writing and the way she drew on family for material. It notes how her fictional characters mirrored real relatives, including General Murgatroyd and Uncle Matthew, and how her sisters shaped her portrayal of social circles. It mentions Love in a Cold Climate and Pursuit of Love, and her later biographical works, including Madame de Pompadour.
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Abe
Murgatroyd
Matthew
Nancy
Jennies
Times
David Bernam Ogilvy Freeman-Mitford
Uncle Matbew
Nancy Herelf
Fanny
Tery
Diana
Oswald Mossey
Jessica
Anwar
Madame de Pompeeur
Cluts
Sora
Sollerck
Voltire
Marquise Emilie de Chatelet
Mitford
Leasure’s Vintage Cars Arena Crime Saga Review
A literary critique notes James Leasor’s shift toward a car driven thriller blend. It highlights a new hero running an old car firm, tangled with a film company and a recovery plot. Dr Jason Love reappears as a recurring character, linking past and present adventures in a brisk, stylish narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Leasor
Leaso
Jason Love
James Bond
Love
Teyor
Thing of Love
Leasor
Votage
Hero 1
Bhapy Movie Company
Erer
BEA faces industrial strain amid pilot relations drive
The article surveys BEA's long standing tensions with pilots, noting reforms sought by management to reduce hostility and improve labor relations. It references prior work on British airlines industrial relations and highlights a broader context of airline safety and efficiency amid internal disputes.
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British European Airways
British Aireways
BEA
Trontline
REA
Soaked Word Beskchey Lapeopeat Fry 208
A fragmented OCR item mentions a phrase drenched in garbled text and a number 208. Readable elements include names and places obscured by errors, offering little definite event data beyond the odds and ends of a local newspaper note.
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