Community groups discuss monthly socials and theatre plans
Canberra women plan a monthly social and Thursday teas in addition to regular meetings amid drift toward public events. The Highland Society eyes Memorial Hall funding, a Sydney bound Highland gathering, and a spring fete at Girls Grammar with stalls and an international exhibit.
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Thin Wan
Peida
Mwa
Sydney
Mm. R. Reid
Naw
Canberra
Bydney
Mira Elizabeth North
Highland Bociery
Am Burts Clithopen
Teader Fir
Membeta
Merrie
England
Phuinatmon
Be Kine
Albert Hall
Lois Bellingharm
Win William. Hunt
Benny Purnall
June Weatherley
Reta Farr
Margaret Faicker
Lin Atkinson
Tom Hi Millan
Caneerra
Unds
Mosman
ACT
Commonwealth
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Baturny
Lewis
Toribrae
MC Nurock
National” Council of Women
Apaatic Centry
Mra
Whitehead
Apaatic Centre Council
Oring
Brench’y Forest
Carl
Apaatic Chidret
Orammam School
W. Greenhai
FL Har Breaves
Fumble
Limiting Medical Students Aimed at Sydney University
Mir Herbert of the Australian Hospital Association urged capping medical student numbers at Sydney University to reduce teaching facility strain. He called for more teaching, more hospital beds, and involvement of a parliamentary delegation to push for a training committee. Sir John Newnan Morrin warned against underestimating doctor shortages if new schools open.
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Bydney
Soncy
Australian Hospital Association
Mir Herbert
Schiink
Sydney University
Menzies
Australia
Medical Board
John Newnan Morrin
Melbourne
John
Forced Holiday On Lord Hawe Is
Thirteen crew members from a sunken ship near Coffs Harbour may be stranded for eight days after rescue by the Fiona. The vessel Xululay, bound for New Zealand, sank in heavy seas and left a mixed crew aboard.
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Lord Hawe
Sydney
Coffs Harbour
Fiona
Xululay
New Zealand
White
Piliana
Royal Investiture For Churchill at Windsor Chapel
London reports the Queen will install Sir Winston Churchill in a royal investiture at St George's Chapel Windsor. The ceremony, tied to the Garter, marks Churchill as Britain's oldest chivalry holder, with the insignia presented during a formal Windsor ceremony.
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Churchill
London
Standay
Fiizabeth
Sir Winston Churchill
Garter
Britain
St. George's Chapel
Windsor
Winston
Conference Rebuffs Change to Shopping Hours
The annual ALP conference resolves to urge government to carry out party policy. It rebuffs ideas by Mr. Kelly for extending shopping hours and says no other authority should override town regulations under the Arbitration Act and Sunday Observance Act.
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Pevdney
Stontay
ALP
Acre
Telly
Labour Movement
Foaks
Foamaurtas Arbitration
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