Too Much Murky Background In Sporting Canvass
A review of David Storey’s This Sporting Life notes the novel centers on dressing room tensions rather than football. Arthur Machin’s rise with Primystone, his care for a sick landlady and her children, and the coarse, unheroic behavior of players define the tale as honest but not uplifting or inspiring.
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David Storey
Leeds
Arthur Machin
Primystone
Rachons
Machin
Henry Lawson Selection for America
Michigan State University Press publishes Selected Works of Henry Lawson in the United States and Canada. Lyle Blair provides the selection and introduction, with notes on Australian language and Eureka Stockade. The piece critiques publishers and notes the lack of a definitive Lawson biography. Price five.
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Henry Lawson
Michigan State Univerity Press
United States
Canada
Lyle Blair
Canberra
Lawson
Eureka Stockade
Lylealr
Bulletin
Udgee Independent
Counpers
Tai Michigan
Ae University Press
Price
Australian artist starts three Australia House murals in London
Australian painter Tom Thompson, 36, began work on three murals for the first floor of Australia House in London. Chosen from many Australian artists, he arrived with wife Mar and daughters Susan and Heather. The murals will depict Australian industry mining and agriculture, with Thompson stating he often paints in bits rather than complete scenes.
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London
Tom Thompson
Australia House
Thompson
Britain
Mar[zat
Susan
Heather
Mr. Thompson
Tional
Norfolk Island stamps available in Canberra May 23
The Assistant Director Mr R C M Dale announced three new Norfolk Island Post stamps 1d 2d and 9d will go on sale May 23 at the Canberra City Post Office and Philatelic Section. This marks the first time Territorial stamps are offered at Canberra’s Philatelic Section.
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Posts and Telegraphs
Canberra Region
R. C. M. Dale
Norfolk Island Post
Canberra City
Dale
Jon Fon
Nuri as-Said and Middle East Turmoil Explored
Lord Birdwood's biography examines the 1958 Baghdad killings of Prime Minister Nuri as-Said and the royal purge, tracing Nasser, Kassem forces, and Iraqi fate. It highlights Nuri’s role in oil wealth, the Samarra dam, and the 1958 federation with Jordan, set against regional anti western and anti Nasser currents.
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Bagdad
Iraq
Nuri Pasha as-Said
Qasr al-Rihab
Feisal
Fazilet
Abd al-Illah
Abdia
Sabah
Nuri
Ibrahim
Karim al-Kassem
Abdul Gamal Nasser
United Arab Republic
Nuri as-,Said
Nasser
Lord Birdwood
Nuri as-Said
Baron Birdwood
Anzac
Galipoli
R. L. Birdwood
Basra
Kuwait
Abraham
Ctesiphon
Baghdad
Istanbul
Mesopotamia
Nuri Pasha
Iraq Development Board
Samarra Ba
Tigris
Wadi Thar Thar
Arab Federal Union of
Iraq and
Jordan
Hashimite Federation
Lord Birdwood wreNard
as-Said
Middle East
Lord Casey
Hart Mead
Camel
Pasternak’s condition improves after heart attack
Boris Pasternak, the Russian author, has shown improvement after a heart attack several days ago. Close friends in Moscow say he is under care at the Kremlin Hospital, and note this is not his first heart attack.
Books for Children a Wide Range of Tastes Reviewed
A Children's Book Council review roundup covers The House of the Swan by Elizabeth Coatsworth with illustrations by Kathleen Voute, The Nine Lives of Island Mackenzie by Ursula Moray Williams with Edward Ardizzone, and Stars for Christy by Mabel Leigh Hunt. Reading ages span 6 to 15 with notes on village life in France, mystery, whimsy, and heartfelt family themes.
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Children’s Book Council
Christy
Mabel Leigh Hunt
Christy Romano
Joses
Momma
W.R
Elizabeth Coatsworth
Kathleen Voute
Macmillan
Newbery Medal
Molly
Stephen Travers
France
John
Bella
la Vigne
Tours
Eliza Coatsworth
Sa A Bella
Stephen
Island Mackenzie
Ursula Moray Willams
Edward Ardizzone
Chatto and Windus
Ursula Moray Williams
Mackenzie Nover
Miss Pettifer
Mackenzie
P.H
Students in Pulpits Across Sydney Churches This Sunday
Eighteen Australian Student Christian Movement volunteers, including six women, will preach in Anglican, Congregational, Methodist and Presbyterian churches in Sydney this Sunday. They promote the Life and Mission of the Church project, a six year programme by the World Student Christian Federation aimed at rethinking the church’s task in the modern world.
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Sydney
Times Crossword Clue Pack Puzzle Fragment
Fragmented crossword clues list with partial answers and garbled entries. Includes prompts like Small wave six letters and Obstructed six letters, with stray letters and misprints. Indicates a damaged page snippet requiring interpretation into coherent clues and solutions.
First World War in Europe and Near East 1914 18
A one volume history by Cyril Falls covers the European and Near Eastern theatres 1914 18. Also features books on escape travel and politics by Alfred Hutchinson, Jim Mason by Trevelyan, and Ingrid Bergman by Steele.
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Cyril Falls
Ghaha
Alfred Hutchinson
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