Fluoridation Debate Cited By Letter Writer From Australia
A letter from A Petersilka of Braddon argues against compulsory fluoridation citing Dr Waldvott and the U.S. Delaney Committee. The writer suggests fluoride tablets as an alternative and questions authority of scientists and officials supporting fluoridation. He quotes Dr Geor Swenderman and urges open-minded, democratic debate.
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H. W. Arndt
Wayne County Medico Society
Detroit
Michigan
U.S.A
W. G. Waldbott
Waldbott
Luther R. Leader
Arndt
U.S. Congress
Delaney
Dean
U.S. Public Health Service
Chicago
Geor Swenderman
American Dental Association
A. Petersilka
Braddon, A.c,t
Wheat sales to Russia shift balance in world markets
Russia joins Canada and Australia as wheat buyers in North America, driving a 250 million dollar American wheat contract with Russia and a Russian gold sale to finance dollar exchange. The move tightens world surplus and affects US policy toward Cuba and China while Canada faces price-peg disputes with Japan.
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United States
Canada
Australia
China
Russia
Bulgaria
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
North America
Japan
Europe
Britain
London
Washington
Cuba
Darwinism dispute prompts letter to The Canberra Times
Rev. Dr. Leslie Rumble defends his Radio Replies statements against Sir Mark Oliphant supporters and critic Brinkley. He clarifies that Darwin taught linear descent, not collateral descent, and labels Brinkley as misquoting and misrepresenting his views. Rumble notes Neo-Darwinists like Huxley diverge from Darwin and asserts his own position.
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Canberra Times
Brinkley
Mark Oliphant
Feviantide
Thenlnaiane
Srieuilidid
Brand
Darwin
Sydney
Leslie Rumble
Charles Mortimer Carty
Father Carty
Australia
U.S.A
Mr. Brinkley
John Murray
Sir Julian Huxley
Huxley
M.5.c. Kensington
N.S.W
Fluoridation Debate Warns Against Water Additives
In Canberra a reader argues fluorine in the water harms the whole body. The letter cites bone, ear, and artery damage and warns against compulsory fluoridation, noting some cities limit fluorine in school water while avoiding universal exposure. The writer urges relying on evidence and referendums.
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Air
Wendy Cosford
Canberra
Australia
Bread Price Increase Sparks Canberra Union Protest
W H O Brien, president of the Canberra sub branch of the Electrical Trades Union, denounces a recent bread price rise. He alleges not all bakers support the hike and appeals for organized opposition with backing from the TLC and the National Council of Women to remove the increase promptly. Kingston.
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Canberra
T.L.C
National Council of Women
W. A. Andrews
T.L C
W. H. O'Brien
Electrical Trades’ Union
Kingston
Italian Trio Delights In A Beaux Arts Chamber Recital
The Chamber Music Society presented the renowned Italian Trio di Bolzano with Miss Regina Rudge in attendance. The program opened with Beethoven’s Op. 1 No. 3 in C minor and continued through the Ghost Trio in D major Op. 70 No. 1 and the Archduke Trio in B flat major Op. 97. Critics praised balance, tone, and unity across all three works, noting exceptional cello presence and dynamic control culminating in a stirring finale.
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Trio di Bolzano
Chamber Music Society
Musica Viva Society
Regina Rudge
Sydney
York
Beethoven
Haydn
Mozart
Archduke Rudolph
Austria
Parliament Schedule Details Budget and Indust Bill
In Parliament the House of Representatives meets at 2.30 p.m. to discuss questions on the Appropriation Bill. The Senate convenes at 3 p.m. with questions centering on the Stevedoring Industry Bill.
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House of Representatives
Senate
M. Ques
Governor-General Opens Medical Convention in Sydney
The Governor-General opened the Second Convention of the Australian College of General Practitioners at Sydney Town Hall. The Viscount Gort and Mr and Mrs Charles Villien have left Government House Canberra after recent duties.
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Canberra
Admiralty House
Lyon
Australian College of General Practitioners
Sydney Town Hall
Viscount Gort
Charles Villien
Government Houm
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Victoria
Royal Commission On
Philip David Phillips
Q.C
Crick
M.L.A
Country Road Board
C.R.B
The
Country Party
Herbert Hyland
Bolte
Royal Australian Navy
Melbourne
Bob Hope
America
Flemington
Ba Ae Victoria
Cabinet
RK. H. Arnold
Geelong
Deakin
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