Life Starts Again for Tony and the Paralysed Workers
Tony and others paralysed by spinal injuries regain function through Dr. Guttmann in a five stage program. Treatments include blood transfusions, muscle strengthening on a tandem bicycle, learning to walk with conga rhythm, and vocational training. Many patients return to work, some marry, and doctors report two thirds employed full time. London Express Service.
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Himat
Lorh
Conga
Je Mandeville
Bucks Hospital
Birmingham
Tony
Osteree
Yan
Guttmann
Britain
Guttman
Marie
London Express Service
Methylene Blue Test Compulsory In Dairy Factories
Victorian dairy regulations require milk at factories depots and creameries to be graded by the methylene blue test in combination with sensory checks for flavor odor and foreign matter. First and second grades have minimum time intervals after methylene blue insertion, with a permissive clause allowing senses or sediment tests in certain cases.
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Department of Agriculture
T. M. Jensen
Tly
Four Pounds Per Ton Fertiliser Subsidy Restored
The Minister for Commerce in Agriculture Mr McEwen announced the Commonwealth will pay a subsidy of £4 per ton on nitrate of soda for user purposes from November 1 1950 to June 30 1951. The total payout is small and drawn from the nitrogenous fertiliser fund, with no net increase in overall subsidies. The step follows Chile’s complaint about ammonium sulphate subsidies placing nitrate of soda at a disadvantage. Australia and Chile aim to maintain friendly cooperation while the subsidy is extended.
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Commerce In Agriculture
McEwen
Commonwealth
Austraian
Chile
Class for Herd Testers in Melbourne Begins May 15 1951
The Department of Agriculture at the School of Primary Agriculture Burnley conducts a tuition free course starting May 15 1951 for herd testers. An exam for competency will be held Jan 31 Feb 1 and 2 1951. Limited to those intending to work in herd testing with 14 vacancies for qualified testers. Apply to the Superintendent of Dairying Treasury Gardens Melbourne.
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Department of Agriculture
School of Primary Agriculture
Burnley
Mary
Treasury Gardens
Melbourne
Eleventh Security Loan urged for Australian savers
Long recognised as the best place to invest sums of £10 or more ten Security Loans have been filled by Australia's savers and wise investors. Now comes the Eleventh Security Loan offering a profitable way to invest and aid Australia's development. Bonds available from £10, guaranteed by the Commonwealth, with semiannual interest and easy negotiability for emergencies.
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Australia
Commonwealth
Conversion of 4% Commonwealth Securities
The Commonwealth Securities due for redemption on 2 January 1951 include 4% bonds and inscribed stock issued August 1981 now outstanding. Redemptions move to conversion on 2 January 1081, offering holders the Eleventh Security Loan. Banks or brokers will aid conversion to new securities with six monthly interest at 2% per annum for three years or 11 to 14 years at 2% per annum depending on instrument.
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Commonwealth
Cash Investment Offers Bonds and Inscribed Stock Purchases
The notice outlines buy options for Bonds and Inscribed Stock in various denominations from £10 to £2,000. It mentions savings bank, money order, and stockbroker facilities with interest terms of 249 percent per annum for pit years or a 2 percent rate with full repayment at maturity.
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Savings Bank
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Taubmans
PLU
Ruual Strelibs
Holland, Bove & Holan
Station Street
Cabram
Duetz Dilser
Avaite Te Normag Diesel Tractors
Bersborisy
Jean Land Rovers
Botfeonle Tool
Mobilco Feelfveleys
R. Stare
Farina Phise Dy
Breslow Jewish Hospital
Cuttiowme
France
Belgium
Byael
South America
Courier
Dutneall
Cobram
HOWE
Cashman & Wilson
Royal Victoria Hotel
R. R. Ridgeway
Tuttle and
Kittle Funeral Directors
Numurkah
J. McFarlane
Sydney Street
Commonwealth Securities
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