School Dental Essay Competition Promoted by NSW ADA
The New South Wales Branch of the Australian Dental Association announces a School Dental Essay Competition and examination for March 29, 1938. It includes a Dental Essay contest for high school students with two grade levels and a School Dental Examination for primary students, with prizes up to 5 pounds. The program aims to spread dental health knowledge through children who then educate their parents, advocating preventive measures as key to improving overall health.
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New South Wales
Australian Dental Association
Rearing Horse Kills Driver in Melbourne Street Incident
In Hanna street South Melbourne last week a horse pulling a delivery van killed James Price aged about 45 and injured Charles William Bracey. Bracey was struck by the horse and taken from the van after Price’s fatal kick to the head. Bracey’s left leg was cut. Price died at hospital.
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Hanna Street
South Melourne
Charles William Bracey
James Price
Praban
Bracey
Council seeks ban on export of inferior butter
The Clarence District Council for the Primary Producers Union urged the Central Council to stop exporting inferior butter grades. A. S. Henry claimed Australian butter quality lagged Danish, with London buyers using poor grades to lower prices. NSW would lend L. T. Macinnes to the federal effort for three years to raise butter standards. margarine, seen as a threat, was blamed for whale oil content and a pink-colour law for real butter appearance was proposed.
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Clarence
Central Council
A. S. Henry
Mola
Australia
Denmark
Australa
London
Victoria
South Australia
Queensland
New South Wales
L. T. Macinnes
M.la
Motoring Taxation Across Australia Revealed
Figures from NAMA show state authorities collected a total toll of about £8,000,000 in the year ended December 31, 1940s, with New South Wales paying the largest share and Northern Territory contributing a smaller amount. Petrol fuel duties added about £9,750,000 in revenue from major users.
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Australia
NAMA
Commonwealth
New South Watts
Northern Territory
Heroism of Skipper and Crew in Teeland Storm
Captain Harrison and crew endured the fiercest Teeland coast storm in 25 years. The trawler Earl Kitchen faced hurricane force winds, Arctic rain, and huge seas that flooded the engine room and plunged the ship into darkness. After 58 hours at sea, the storm abated and the crew, including injured mate John Harrison and hand John Hetherington, were brought to safety as a rescue ambulance waited offshore.
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Ueelsipper
Waller Harrison
Earl Kitchen
Qrayside
John Harrison
John Hetherington
Harrison
Teeland
Rocus
One Pot Sunday Aims to Share Food Across Germany
Germany launches One Pot Sunday as part of a winter relief campaign. On the first Sunday each month every household must serve only one dish cooked in a single pot, with 100 recipe sheets sold for a penny to aid neighbors in need. The program emphasizes communal sharing and gathering funds to support the hungry.
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Germany
Open road to city becomes nightmare for Sydney motorists
January saw 34 motorists escorted into Sydney by NRMLA, with suburban visitors met by Amontonation drivers. A Western driver laments city traffic and one-way streets as a nightmare. Also, Henry Hezlit and family face a probate shock after Kim Ram’s will leaves estate to them. witnesses’ status bars Hezlit heirs from benefits.
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Far West
Henry Hezlitt
Kim Ram
Rockley
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