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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 05, 1922
Page
6
Delegates from country racing associations met with the committee of the Australian Jockey Club to discuss disqualifications. A special meeting was held to prepare representations and advise on forthcoming actions.
At Woodstock on Anzac Day April a5 the presentation of medals to returned soldiers was held. Mr F JC Rowlands gave the honor role. Recipients included J Begley George Clark Robert Clark O Glasson E A Croucher J H Mather O Elhiote J D hat A A McFawn etc. Local residents noted the large cricket club fund and Coronation dress observations.
An Australian Teachers Federation conference in Melbourne debated raising the school leaving age from 14 to 16 with an option to reach 18. Participants argued youths lose time when leaving at 14, while employers push for apprenticeships and continued day continuation schools. Debates touched on citizenship, public service, and political divides, with exchanges highlighting community involvement and the role of education policy in national progress.
At a Tumut open air meeting candidate Mr. O'Brien faced a disruptive interrupter described as a good looking woman. He mocked the interruption with witty
Report from Melbourne notes Prime Minister Hughes plans for a nationwide campaign with Nationalist party figures including Mr Chanter touring Victoria and New South Wales to cultivate electorates and press National Government policy. Ministers and other MPs are expected to join, signaling heightened party activity ahead of an anticipated early next year election.
Bathurst P P Board directors clashed over whether a rabbit inspector can accept hospitality from landholders while enforcing rules. New appointee Windsor said he would not take hospitality to avoid bias, while chairman Kerr suggested it might be possible to balance duties. The debate ended with no firm decision as the inspector camped near a billabong.
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