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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 19, 1950
Page
5
A speech to Rotary Night discusses the need for moral and eight ritual virtues as essential for global leadership. The speaker cites religious and educational perspectives, urging United States education to emphasize character, faith, and service to guide world affairs amid debates on religion, race, and public policy.
The University House project near Canberra concluded a months long dispute over bricklayers with Howie Morar and Loty Lad’s firm settling after a conference. Amos Mullena, accused of union activity related victimization, was described as a skilled worker with 16 months on site. Management claimed no justification for dismissals, cited work shortages and design changes, and pledged readiness to reassign carpenters and masons to keep bricklaying moving.
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CHICAGO, Reriday. The success of a hormone in infection to enable sheep to breed twice yearly was announced today. The experiments were led by a research team at Armory and Company, among the largest meatpacking firms in the United States. Gonadotrophin injections are said to stimulate the ewe ovary to produce an estrogenic hormone, enabling a second breeding season this year. Mr Harvey Haydon discussed preliminary aims to understand similar experiments in Australia and New Zealand.
Dr C W Tinmens of the University of Sydney said no similar experiments were heard of in Australia. He noted evidence from Dr Parker and Eyindon Medical Research Council work showing the possibility of twin births, with British breeds like Southdowns Romney Marsh contributing to the data. The discussion suggested the idea faced technical and pastoral challenges but was not unexpected.
The Department of the Interior will halt all firewood sales after month end. Minister for the Interior Ms McBride announced the measure to curb late winter demand. Citizens are advised to stockpile wood this summer for next winter as shortages are expected.
The Hospital Board Chairman Mn A Frame MP announced a plan to provide training in the X ray department. He noted the growing workload at the hospital and emphasized the need for skilled radiography staff to meet demand.
Stockholm dispatch notes shifts in national elections with Socialists gaining a strong position amid a fragmented party scene. Results show Communists and Agrarian groups also holding seats while estable parties face losses in the Swedish race.
Ice deliveries start on Mondays in Queanbeyan with delivery person Rigene coordinating with the bakery. AML plans indicate weekly routes to service Bakeries across the countryside, aiming to improve cold storage and product quality.
A government hearing discussed subsidies to support egg exports with Acting Minister for Commerce and Agriculture Senator Mel Leay. The aim is a potential payment around £790,000 per year to counteract imbalances and maintain farm profitability.
A damaged OCR styled notice offers vacancies at cansdama kteam latromy limited and Cox's Newmoney, with vague claims of employment in Washington. It lists positions for car derivatives and boot repair tradesmen, mentions a manager and five day week, offering wages for fast men.
Part of a damaged OCR item lists penalty rates for the week and directs inquiries to the assistant secretary. It names W. A. McLaren as secretary and references a department of the interior. The legibility is poor and many words are garbled. The readable fragments point to an official notice regarding penalties and contact for details.
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