Last RAAF Nurses Leave Japan Korea Aerial Evacuation Story
Two Australian nursing sisters Betty Washington and Betty Edwards, both Flight Officers in the RAAF Nursing Service, are among the last to supervise casevac flights from Iwakuni to Korea and Japan. They have cared for about 14,900 medical cases since January 1951, flying Dakotas in weekly missions between Korea and Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Australia.
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Kintai
Raaf
Batty
Derriga
N.S.W
Betty Edwards
New Farm
Brisbane
Betty Washington
Dormigo
Bris
Japan
Balmain
Sying
District Hospital
Brisbane Women's Hospital
Brisbane Mater
St. Vincent's Hospital
Melbourne
Hong Kong
Singapore
Australia
Korea
R.A. F
R.A.A.P
R.A.A.F
Iwakuni
Dakota
Mollet Regime Wins Votes of Confidence in Budget
Paris reports the Mollet government easily won two confidence votes on a supplementary 1956 budget. The premier then urged confidence on two more issues including a past-due old age pension bill. The upper house’s delay window has expired and the Assembly is expected to approve the final version.
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Paris
Final Assembly
Assembly
Council of the Republic
Canberra Rosa Club Plans Rose Pruning Demonstrations
The Canberra Rosa Club, just a year old, will hold a series of rose pruning demonstrations this Saturday in six suburbs. Two or three bushes will be pruned at each stop in Forest Griffith Yarralumta Ainslie OConnor and Reid. Demonstrators will offer pruning notes and answer spectator questions.
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Canberra Rosa Club
Forrest
Griffith
Yarralumta
Ainslie
O'Connor
Reid
Meanra
P. Brett
J. McFarlane
L. O. Brown
E, IF
Rick
H.wikner
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