Y W C A Notes and Activities For Women Community
The Y W C A lists tonight's dinner and Miss Steel talk on The Real Once Upon a Time with pre-registered names. Upcoming events include Sunday speeches, art classes, elocution exams, and meetings of the Girls' Council and Board of Directors, plus travel whist party and Belgian Y W C A relations.
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Miss Steel
Andiat
W.C
Causeway
Duntroon Y
Church Women's Guild
England
Scotland
Jolly
Reid Methodist Church
Bruce Neilson
Landau
London College of Music
Girls’ Council
Board of Directora
Badmington Club
Tapley Short
Brodie
Advisory Council
Tillyard
World Fellowship Committee
Belgium Y.W.C.A
World's Movement
Federation of Belgium
Record Enrolment in Federal Capital Territory Reaches 5350
The roll of electors for the Federal Capital Territory closed with a record total of 5350 voters, up from about 4506 on the previous list. It is expected the figure will not vary by more than a half dozen names, and the ballots are now with printers for release in about ten days.
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Federal Capital Territory
Retail Trade Improves in Sydney for July
Statistics from the Commonwealth Bank and the Retail Traders Association show Sydney July retail trade stronger than July last year. Remuneration paid rose by 68 percent and the average number of employed persons by 60 percent over the previous July.
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Sydney
Wed
Commonwealth Bank
Retail Traders Association
Research Bureau
Blaze at London Station Sparks Roof Collapse
A fire at Nusten Station in London sent forty foot flames through the roof early Tuesday. The blaze damaged the roof and caused debris to crash onto four newspaper vans. Two nearby trains were moved to alternative platforms as crews fought the blaze.
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London
Nusten
Fleet St
Timber Trade Aims for New Forests Growth
The Minister for Forests Mr Vincent says timber trade activities should secure permanency. The Forestry Commission has begun a new line of work with 2000 men employed. In the last year 200 miles of forest roads 1600 miles of fire breaks and 25 miles of telephone lines were completed. Trade with New Zealand and Victoria is expanding.
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Sydney
Thesday
Mr. Vincent
Forestry Commission
Vincent
Skin diseases more common in Australia say Melbourne doctor
Dr H Lawrence of Melbourne told the B M A Conference that Australians are more prone to skin diseases due to the dry climate and outdoor life. He urged the Commonwealth Government to study how mice plagues in homes may influence skin illnesses.
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Melbourne
H. Lawrence
Printed by Federal Capital Press of Australia Ltd
Publication note credits Christopher John Shakespeare and the Federal Capital Press of Australia. It lists the printing location at Mort Gtrest Braddos Casberm. This item records the publisher and office details.
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Christopher John Shakespeare
Federal Capital Press of Australia, Ltd
Mort Gtrest
Braddos, Casberm
Population gains in Australia rise in year to June 1935
Population totals reach 6,724,305 with 150 net migrants and a natural increase that year led by births over deaths. Migration improved by 1,598 while overall growth compares with 6,676,397 a year earlier. Females slightly outnumber males in the new tally.
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Australia
Commonwealth Statistician
FE. T. McPhee
Legacy of £160000 Bequest Confirmed by Court
The court ruled that Mme Eliza Neurouz Kahn was sound of mind when she made the will leaving £160,000 to Prince Nicholas of Romania brother of King Carol II. The Moldavian widow’s relatives had challenged the will but the court upheld the bequest.
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Roman
Nicholas
Romania
Carolia
Mme
Eliza Neurouz-Khan
Wheat Policy Conference Set for Canberra in October
Minister for Commerce Dr Earle Page announced a Canberra conference on the future of the wheat and meat industries to be held October 4 and 6. He said the wheat legislation basis would come from the Wheat Commission and meat stabilisation would reflect investigations by Prime Minister Lyons and the inspection of northern Australian grazing areas by Minister for the Interior Paterson.
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Sydney
Earle Page
Canberra
Wheat Commission
Lyons
Interior
T. Paterson
Postal Vacancies Only For Junior Officers
Postmaster General Senator McLachlan told the Returned Soldiers League that it is unlikely the Postal Department will absorb returned soldier temporary employees. He said it may be possible to appoint outside the service to designations like postman or mail officer, due to limited permanent openings and potential promotion gaps.
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Sydney
Tues
McLachlan
Returned Soldiers’ League
Postal Department
New Name for Empire Suggested by Prince Jam Sahib
Prince Jam Sahib Nawanagar urged London luncheon guests to rename the British Empire as a “family of States” arguing the League of Nations label misstates its nature. He spoke during Silver Jubilee festivities for 275 visitors from India and Ceylon hosted by Clar dges at a lunch by the English and Scottish Joint Co operative Wholesale Society.
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British EmPire
Jam Sahib Nawanagar
London
League of Nations
India
Ceylon
Clardges
Joint Co-operative Wholesale Society
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Y.W.C.A. Notes
Natwre
Farwis
Palmolive
Gopthir
Suston
Perdriaus
Perdriau
Dunlop Perdriau Rubber CO. Ltd
Anth Eleet
F.C.T. Roll
Blaze
U.S.A
Washington
United State
Kellogg's
Nestle’s
Meada's
Fevecur Street
C.T
Ween
Wey
Cette
Nestler
Westla
Nestle
Jabal Covnla
Aine
Nestles
Nestles Crean
Tin
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