Teachers Federation Defended Against Anti Communist Attacks
The NSW Teachers Federation rejects claims by the Teachers Anti-Communist League that the federation is Communist controlled. Federation publicity chief Mr Kennett and officials defend the federation’s leadership, noting past official endorsements and a 43 vote conference decision condemning attacks. The document argues federation aims to improve public schooling and safeguard children through statewide efforts.
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Milk as a Superior Food and Quality in Dairy Production
The article argues milk must be cooled immediately after milking to protect quality, noting that proper processing and plant equipment are essential. It emphasizes milk as the nearly perfect food, with proteins, fats, minerals, and vitamins in readily usable form, and links quality to consumer demand and production efficiency.
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B M A and Free Medicine Scheme Debate in Friendly Societies
Fragmentary notes discuss the B M A and a free medicine scheme within Friendly Societies. References touch on medical fees, state involvement, and opposition arguments about government medical provision and related policy friction. The text cites figures and debates on funding, access, and the role of charity and public welfare in healthcare.
Wool marketing plan faces uncertain backing and costs
The Australian wool marketing scheme faces uncertain industry support and shifts financial responsibility to government. Ministers Pollard and Boyd discuss council ideas while UK New Zealand and imperial ties shape talks. A proposed annual charge, reserve price protection, and industry fund access are debated amid funding concerns and a July 30 deadline.
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Lactic Acid Bacteria Sour Milk via Fermentation
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Commonwealth Bank of Australia
Wellington court hears charges in cattle transport case
Aborigines from Cowra fed cattle to be destroyed after a 450 head consignment moved by rail from Cowra to Gulumsuvoe. In Wellington, two trucks arrived with weak cattle. three men faced court with police detailing the transport sequence and alleged negligence.
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