Catholic Women's League delegates meet across six parishes
More than 70 delegates from Canberra Goulburn Queanbeyan Temora Bega and Yass attended the Catholic Women's League annual meeting in Yass. Attendants included the archdiocesan clergy and officials with election of office-bearers and announcement of essay winners for the archdiocese competition. The federation delegates were named to represent Canberra and Goulburn at the national conference in Brisbane from September 21.
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Canberra
Goullarn
Women’s League
Yoss
St. Christopher's Pro-Cathedral
Kerra
A. J. McGilvray
Father M. Casey PP
Yass
Father Fitzpatrick
Goulburn
Queanbeyan
Temora
Began
Mixa Ann Colan
Hee
Catholic Women's League
Allee
Lo ‘Maura Stonham
Our Lady of Mercy Allege
Eileen Ryan
Braddon
Ann Coughlan
Gleeson
B. Smith
Lawa
Goull
Mia M. Southwell
J. Henry
Ryan
Atiee Coughlan
Brisbane
Attacks on U S Ambassador Stir Australian Debate
A diplomatic row in Australia centers on Mr. Sebald the U S ambassador attacked by MP Mr. Haylen. Prime Minister Casey defends Sebald while Australians argue over recognizing Red China and China’s democracy.
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United States
Sebald
Lesig
Je Haylen
Casey
Mr. Sebald
Unha Pil
Jaylen
Hlaylen
Washington
Aylen
Eurhythmics Recital Demonstrates Movement Based Music Study
A Eurhythmics recital in Australia led by Heather Gell and Monica Jaquet featured four pupils in a demonstration of music through movement. The program covered rhythm, car training, improvisation, gesture, mime and percussion with exercises for children and teachers scheduled to follow at Turner Teachers' School.
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We — Avecwrsmp
Misa Heather Gell
Dalcroze
Australia
Gwina
Monica Jaquet
Mina Gell
Behoal
Emme Jaques Dalcroze
Geneva
Vienna
Paria
Conservatory of
Turner Tm Tants
Excellency Slim Tours Goroks and Hotel Madang
Yesterday morning Her Excellency Slim visited Goroks 7 Madang escorted by sonar stag members. In the evening she attended a reception at the Hotel Madang before touring the town area with Semmes cent European Asiatic School.
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Sonar Stag
Goroks 7
Madang
Ese
Semmescenturopean Asiatic School
Britons Find Jobs Fast Under Bring Out Britons Scheme
Only two of nine family men who migrated to Australia under the Bring out Britons scheme have taken jobs as of yesterday. The Immigration official Mr Townley said two had been offered employment while others await work. Families live in NSW and Queensland reception centres or private accommodation. many working-age children have found work. The second party arrives in Fremantle tomorrow. Mr Townley called the placement speed creditable.
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Australia
For Immigration
Townley
Nsw
Queensland
Fremantle
Mr Townley
IRCO
IRCC
Hungarian Red Cross
Taoke
Australia Eases Overseas Spending Restrictions
Government relaxes overseas payment limits as balance of payments improves. Sir Arthur Fadden announces higher travel allowances for Australians abroad with up to £250 for private travel in the dollar area and doubled foreign currency for use outside sterling and dollar zones over 32 months. Remittance limits for living overseas rise. broader restrictions eased mainly in entertainment.
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Formporta
Sir Arthur Fadden
Sir Arthur
Australia
Red Cross Ends Task In Hungary After Budapest Relief
Red Cross workers finish eight months of relief in Budapest after the anti Russian revolt. They report over 500 000 residents in need with 50 000 long tons of aid shipped. Goods included flour milk clothing and windows for damaged buildings.
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Red Cross
Hungary
Carl Hartman
Budapest
Associated Press International
Fischer
Chiny Orphanagee
Crepel
Danube
Red Cream
GRCC
Am End
Switzerland
Red Crown
TRCC
Aid Tightens Half Million Hungarians Declared Needy
In wartime Hungary the International Red Cross defined needy families as those with under 400 forints a month per member. Aid focused first on the killed and wounded, then elderly and sick, with Budapest receiving the most, while transport and distribution faced political scrutiny. Red Cross parcels include rice, powdered milk, canned meat, sugar, coffee, and cigarettes.
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Red Cros
International Red Cross Committee
IRCC
United States
TRCC
Budapest
Vienna
Aghway
Hungarian Red Cross
Hungary
Red Cross
Snd
United Eaates
Germany
Air Marshal Hurllesteey Visits Australia on RAF Tour
Air Marshal Hurllesteey arrives in Canberra at noon on a one day visit as part of a RAF overseas tour. He meets with Lord Carrington the United Kingdom High Commissioner and Governor General before leaving Canberra for Bankats then continues to Sydney Melbourne and Perth in Western Australia.
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Austras Tahoe
RAF
Oveseas
Hurllesteey
Edinburgh
South Australia
RAP
Comet
Canberra
RAAF
Dakota
Gutest
United Kindom
Lord Carrington
Casha
Bankats
Austra
Sydney
Melhout Woo- We
Perth
Western Australia
Too Many Mothers Work Says Too Many Mothers Work
London delegates at the 80th annual American Bar Association convention heard Sir Baal Henriques urge regulation of mothers' working hours by law. He, former East London Juvenile Court chairman, argued that many mothers leave children unsupervised during school age.
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London
Acoa
Bir Baal Henriques
East London
Director-General To Share In Education Week
New South Wales Education Director-General Dr H S Wyndham will visit Canberra to open Education Week with morning and evening services. He will host a policy meeting Monday afternoon for ACT staff as all schools close noon Monday to allow attendance. Open days will showcase school routines to parents and discuss aims and student needs across multiple Canberra and regional sites.
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New South Wales
H. 5. Wyndham
Canberra
Halson
Therm
Anberts High School
Wil
Park High
Ainstie
Troon
Yaerrallumia
Grimth
Wedeney
Kaith
Turner
Ceriea
Amaile
Civig Centre
Branc
Amiateur Athletic Association
Queanbeyan
Radio 2Ca
Pro
Home Nurses Needed to Relieve Hospital Strain
Dr Cameron, Health Minister, urged more home nurses to ease hospital overload. He opened a four week refresher course at Melbourne's CoN training centre and stressed home treatment should be encouraged to preserve family medical care.
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Aelbourde
Cameron
Atras
Special Australias College of Nursing
Melbourne
Australia
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