Fragmented OCR Story on Global Conflicts and Communism
The piece cites a broad, garbled report claiming 15 countries oppose a Tyflon-like movement and references Abia since 1048. It mentions Ford, Turkey, and Europe in a wartime context with combat and territorial shifts. Names and events are unclear, but the text centers on war, control, and communist threats.
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Abia
Ford
Avia
Europe
Rere
Mataye
Turkey
Waren
Teachers Fear Threat to Education
Teachers warn that a severe shortage endangers the educational welfare of hundreds of thousands of children. They urge accelerated recruitment and higher salaries, arguing current pay is the lowest since 1920 and recruitment rates cannot meet enrollment growth. They call for government appropriations and a new salary scale to attract and retain teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wass
Mays
Teachera’ Federation
Teachara
Public Service Board
Prdoratiion
Federation
Tua
Public’ Service Board
Legislative Assem
Nhat
Dungog Mayor Praises Sporting Alderman Ray Bacon
At the recent council meeting Mayor F. L. Robinson congratulated Alderman Ray Bacon for his sporting success and hunting team achievements. The Mayor noted Bacon’s 90 inch effort and his role in putting Dungog on the map, urging continued local victories as part of town progress.
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Dungog
Maryland police report speed bias against women drivers
Following a series of radar speed checks, Maryland police find that from the sample four women drivers exceed the speed limit compared with one man in eight. The report emphasizes a gendered disparity in speeding incidents observed during the enforcement drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fast Wosmn
Marylands
Mr Bridge Declines Gloucester School Bazaar Invitation
At Gloucester, Mr Kaee and others planned a school bazaar for Catater 23. Mr Bridge, retired from the Education Department, was invited by Mr Smith to open the bazaar but declined due to health. Mr Smith spoke of Bridge’s fine memory of Gloucester and praise from past colleagues. The meeting, led by Mr Shepherd, asked former area director Mr Drake to open the bazaar, with support from MP Br Lacock.
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Cary
Gloucester School
Kaee
Catater
Uta
Fic Smith
Bridge
Belmore
Smith
Gloucester
Thania
Association For Tamydutlan
M-Auccesefil Bassat
Cheque for School Maintenance Fund Presented
A cheque for 80 pounds was issued for the School Maintenance Fund. The fund is managed by four local committees with representatives from the Mouiere Club and others. The amount was drawn on the Commonwealth Bank in the name of the school trustee maintenance fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uie
Somprleing P
Mouiere Club
Cowmmom- Wealth Bank
Maintenune Fund
Musical Appreciation Plan At Gloucester Primary School
Children at Gloucester Primary School are urged to foster musical appreciation. The plan includes selecting three records for a demonstration, with teachers authorized to purchase from a fund and a library to be created for ongoing music education.
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Gloucester
Pri ‘Mary School
Sitoald
la Heald
PB. Bandle
Parc Chase
Lizeny
Oats
Racing inquiry at Taree informs suspension and inquiry
Stipendiary Steward George Manda of Sydney led an inquiry into the running of the yards Miss Huse at an unregistered Willina meeting on March 13. Evidence will be placed before the AJC committee in Sydney for a decision. Jockey Bowe suspended for one month at Taree meeting.
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George Mandau
Sydney
ATC
An. Inguaar
Taree
Miss Huse
Willina
Tim
Bina Hazel
Mrr
EW. Milligan
Krimbash
Mild and
Weilaamen
Fares Rage Club
Ualiam
AJC
Madden
Caseiuelow
Taree Race Club
Bowe
Allowable Deduction For Education
Tax rules expand education expense deductions for dependents under 21. Government plans to extend allowances for school and boarding costs, hoping to ease tax burden. Eligible expenses include tuition, lodging, and related transport. The changes are set to apply from the start of July 1805.
Wauko ry meeting outlines pupil arrival plans
The meeting chaired by Messrs Randle and Simond discussed details of pupil numbers and the forthcoming reception for a new boy at the association. The discussion noted a large number of pupils expected to attend and referenced the forthcoming terms at the secondary school in Gloucester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Randle
Simond
Gloucester
Randle
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Guyrs
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Ene
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Seaalon
P&c
Wauko'ry
Mee Bort
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Burley
LOWRY
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Church St., Gloucester
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