Books for German market from British and American authors
British and American authors see their works prepared for sale in Germany as censorship loosens. George Bernard Shaw, Somerset Maugham, J. B. Priestley and others are set for German publication, alongside Beveridge series titles and works by American writers like Sinclair Lewis and Thornton Wilder.
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George Berard Shaw
Charten, Morgan
Gilbert Murray
A.J. Cronin
Somerset Maugham
John Galeworthy
Warwick Deeping
J. B. Priestley
Arms
Aptor J Sinclair
Binctair Lewin
Thornton Wilder
Tirnest Hemingway
Dorothy Sayers
Mories
Elisabeth Bowen
Bugle
Hon. V.ie Weel
Lnely
Garments for infants debated at hospital meeting
The matron proposed supplying all infant garments through the hospital to ease nurses workload. Mothers often brought their own babies, causing sorting and checking duties for nurses. Comments questioned laundry arrangements and public reaction, with the board deciding to defer to the House Committee and the Matron.
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B. Blair
W. Hurley
J. Mule
F. Dorman
State Lottery Sydney Draws Four Principal Prizes
Lottery No. 184 drawn today lists first prize 970W8 tied to Bale Bynd G Donnelly of Ranawiske, second prize 22748 Home! Byndicate tied to Mia J Andrews of Carrington Avenue Strathfield, third prize 5172 Bottlew Byndicate to A W Thewss of Bondi Junction, fourth prize 84447 Coal Byndicate to Mrs T Rimmer of Lorn Maitland. Lottery No. 1365 to be drawn Monday.
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Maitland
Rugby Union MC Defeats Drummoyne by Seventeen Points
In yesterday's exhibitions, Rugby Union MC bested Drummoyne by 17 points as the prison Royal Silitary College defended. Drummoyne fielded a “second string” side while the No 1 team prepared to meet Canberra at Menuke Oval today.
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Drummoyne
Rade Drummoyne Clube
FLMC
Canberra
Menuke Oval
Eire to Join United Nations Move Approved
Dublin reports Premier de Valera backs applying to join the United Nations Organization as a steps toward Eire membership. The government anxious to pursue international status, signaling a formal application plan in coming weeks.
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U.N.O
Dublin
Australian Girls in Bond Plan Sparks U.S. Immigration Query
Australian women who left Sydney on July 11 to marry American servicemen faced a bond requirement to enter the United States. Red Cross officials explained bonds must be produced or marriages delayed with refunds possible if within three months. An Australian vice-consul called the situation embarrassing but enforceable as ships’ lounges held brides for hours while some 20 women remained aboard under immigration surveillance until bonds were completed.
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Austration Firls
Sydney
Tey
Only one hospital applies to Canberra
A Canberra Hospital debate reveals that only one clause of the Hospital Benefits Act will apply to Canberra with the Commonwealth to fund doctors’ salaries in public wards subject to Health Minister approval. The Hospital Board awaits ministerial advice before acting.
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J Brophy
Brophy
Commonwealth
J. Muir
A.C.T
B. Blair
Mr. Hurley
Blair
Canberra Ambulance Shortage Sparks Board Debate
Canberra Ambulance services discussed at Hospital Board meeting. Currently one working unit with another sent to Melbourne for repairs. If urgent need arises, use ambulances from Goulburn or Queanbeyan. plan to requisition a new vehicle or arrange transport to Sydney.
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Canberra
F. Dorman
Preent
Melbourne
W. Murtey
Sydney
Goulburn
Queanbeyan
Teachers to Take School to Pupils Across Trop Africa
Plans under the Colonial Development and Welfare Act aim to expand education in British dependencies in Tropical Africa. Nigeria, Northern Rhodesia, Nyasaland, Bechuanaland, and other territories will see new teacher training centers, polytechnic development, and itinerant teaching missions to bring formal subjects and practical hygiene, agriculture, and life skills to villages, with substantial funding and targets for school growth and attendance.
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Manaland
Nigeria
Central Africa
Urende
Northern Rhodesia
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Fia Anroimenta
Tan Yenre
Kia
Nyasaland
Polytechure
Bechuanaland
Seven Killed in Bus Train Collision at London Crossing
A collision between a bus and a train at a level crossing in London last night left seven dead. Two others were not expected to recover. The bus was returning from a holiday tour.
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