Australian trade boost in UK captures British buyers
London reports a major Australian trade display attracting over British businessmen and promising Australian manufacturers access to Britain. Officials estimate potential next year exceeds 2.6 million pounds as orders rolled in for about 4000 Australian firms. A Sydney firm showcased expansion from a small operation to a large enterprise after brisk London demand.
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Need for teachers disc is on pre school college subsidies
Discussion on government subsidies for pre school training colleges held at annual Australian Pre School Association meeting in Canberra. Delegates urged higher funding to expand colleges allowing more students per year. To relieve shortages, married women invited to take courses and a special programme for trained infant teachers introduced. Over 50 delegates from all states attended the three day meeting which defined the role of pre school and kindergarten education.
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Appointment of Porter as Manager at Arthur Hughes and Co Ltd
The accountant of Charles Rogers and Sons Pty Ltd Canberra Mr BC Porter has been appointed manager of Arthur Hughes and Co Ltd Forbes NSW as from June 17 Arthur Hughes a department store is a subsidiary of Arnnt Philp Mr B EB Welten will succeed Mr Porter as the Canberra accountant of Charles Rogers also a Burns Philp subsidiary
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Widow Walks Under Elms Again In Grief
In Camperdown Victoria muffled drums will sound for Gunner Ton James Scott born 1947 died in Vietnam after a skirmish near Bien Hoa. His widow Marlene Scott recalls their last walk beneath the elms just before his departure and burial.
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Pensions for war injuries too low says RSL official
A G W Keys national secretary of the Returned Services League told reporters in Kempsey NSW that war pensions are barely subsistence. He cited 1940 pensions as about a quarter of the basic wage, now only 1 per cent of the minimum wage, the lowest under federal awards. He noted 1920 pensions for totally incapacitated veterans rose from 32 to 47 per cent of an MP's salary, calling civil court compensation more fair.
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Kempsey
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Funeral for coast watcher Commander E A Felde
The ashes of Commander E A Felde, late head of Australia coastwatchers in World War II, will be scattered at sea near Papua New Guinea from HMAS Samarai. He died in Brisbane on March 13 at age 68. The ceremony occurs off the Coast Watchers Memorial Light at Madang.
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