RSL Round Up Plans Anzac Day Activities and Fundraising
The Sut-branch of the RSL will not run carnivals or a candidate for the Australia Quest this year. It will promote ticket sales for the Art Union with proceeds aiding a neurosis centre for ex servicemen, possibly purchasing the Lapstone Hotel for the purpose. A working bee at Memorial Park is set for April 5 to prepare for Anzac Day, and arrangements for the service and Diggers' Luncheon are underway. Tickets go on sale soon, with Jack Woodward donating a prize. catering will be by the Ladies’ Auxiliary. The branch plans to buy a new Union Jack and Australian Flag.
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Inocked Down by Bull at Dungog Showground
J Tucker of Paterson was knocked down and gored by a young bull at the Dungog Showground. He suffered a leg wound and stomach bruises. After the bull charged again, he rolled aside and kicked the animal on the head, stunning it and saving himself from more serious injury. Chronicle.
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Chronicle
Red Cross Appeals Programme Unveiled By Australian Committee
A vigorous General Appeals Committee chaired by Judge Adrian Curlewis plans an extensive fundraising programme over the coming months. The Red Cross aims to rehabilitate ex servicemen and women, fund training, medical care, and hospital costs, amid a looming deficit. Notable performers and renowned community figures head committees for the events.
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Gill
Dining room Art Union prizes attract home lovers
A potpourri of entertainments features art exhibitions and jazz, with the Dining-room Art Union drawing interest from country visitors. First prize a dining table set with tapestry seats and linen handmade by Red Cross Handcraft Centre workers. other prizes include a Bendix washing machine, Silent Knight refrigerator, and an AWA mantel wireless. Display of the first prize at Deric Deanes in Castlereagh Street. tickets cost 1 each, available via Red Cross branches or post from Mrs. A. H. Goodall Box 4151 GPO Sydney.
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Problems for Unions and Government in Australia
A Canberra dominated analysis notes division among unions over incentives for industry and the Labor Party’s stance. It cites opposition fears about worker standards and Communist influence, while acknowledging the government’s shift toward supporting incentive payments to balance the economy and curb union control. The piece argues that secret ballots and purging Communist leaders could reshape industrial peace and national security.
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Official Correspondence on Rural Automatic Exchange Rollout
Communication from the Deputy Director Poste and Telegraphs notes limited Rural Automatic Exchange equipment allocated to convert small country centres in the electorate to automatic service. Loomberah Nemingha Barrington to receive early automatic exchanges with site work and trunk line erection advancing. Also reports inquiries on a public telephone matter and Kempsey Brisbane train service questions in Legislative records.
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