Canberra society notices and diverse community events
The Canberra community lists fund raising and working group efforts for BPCA and junior members, rose pruning demonstrations at multiple locations, a talk on television and its impact on children by Mrs M Richardson, a Crazy Whist Night at Play Centre, a World Day of Prayer service for students, a Goethe Society meeting with music, a pearls lecture by E Betchell for the Womens Voluntary Services, and a forthcoming musical afternoon at Mrs A Trowbridge's home.
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Linders
Turner Stants Echool Parents and Friends’ Association
M. Richardson
Profewor KH. Bailey
George Wheen
National Memorial Methodist Church
Canberra
Australian Student Christian Movement
University of Sydney
de. K. Hommel
Australian Goethe Society
Hoochwalt
Bertolt Brecht
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Belenes Wienar ‘Theatre
Sydney
Women’s Voluntary Services
E Betchell
Betchell
W.V.S
Mra. J. W. Ashton
A. Trowbridge
Carlton
Ainslice-Rex
Repertory
Ann Herde
Nita Park
Joy Warren
Beano Cameys Anon
Ralph Mr. Wileon
Service Libraries Build Red Cross Support At Barton Branch
At Barton Branch Red Cross meeting members will bring books to bolster the Red CrossLibrary fund. Books and magazines circulate to Services hospitals at Fairbairn Duntroon and Harman. Lady Carrington attends executive Red Cross meeting next Tuesday. Social workers from Interior J Houston will discuss public social services.
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Barton
Red Cross
Fairbairn
Duntreon
Harman
Lady Carrington
Tment of Interior
J. Houston
League
Victoria League
Alan Turner
Canberra
300 Algerian Rebels Killed in Two Major Battles
Algiers report of weekend fighting in Algeria's Nationalist rebellion. About two hundred insurgents dead and heavy casualties among government forces in Cheria and Nememtcha Moun. Battles involved light armored units, aircraft, cavalry and artillery in a large operation against insurgents.
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Moulay A.ap.-Renter
Algeria
Cheria
Our Frontier
Colonial
Een
Ant Inaccessible
Japanese Film Portrays Life In Postwar Japan
A Japanese film depicts daily life in the postwar era highlighting resilience and rebuilding. The narrative follows ordinary people navigating scarcity, work, and family in a country recovering from conflict.
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Japan
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