Atomic power in industry looming for Australia debate
March 18 1934 editorial notes Professor Messel of the University of Sydney argues Australia must weigh the gamble of early atomic power for industry against the USA and Britain moving ahead with full scale projects. It applauds caution from the Australian Atomic Energy Commission while warning against financial strain and rushed decisions before practical proof.
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Australia
Pro Sessor Messel
University of Sydney
Messel
United States Atomic Energy Commission
Pittsburg
Britain
Scotland
U.S.A
Australian Atomic Energy Commission
J. Stevens
United States
Guyra Town Notes and Local Movements
Me Grime of Urunga arrived in Guyra to consider settling as his electrical tender is accepted for the Cayra Wandworth extension. John Ray takes over Briggs cafe display case. Mrs Moses and Carmel in Inverell Hospital for operation, Kath Ferguson sick at Tamworth Base Hospital. G Greenstreet leaves Guyra Bank of NSW for Kempsey. A H B Crabbe to replace him. Nielsen couple visiting Sydney. Jim Briggs shifts business to Misses Tierney and Sudaiiska. Unclaimed 10 shillings won by E Tzeard for Red Cross remains.
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Les Grime
Urunga
Cayra
John Ray
Briggs
Whote and Hower
Mick
Moses
Carmel
Inverell Hemphal
Inverell
Mary Williams
Argus
Hone
Kath Ferguson
Guyta School
Tamworth Base Hospital
John Moses
Sydney
G. Greenstreet
Guyra
Bank of New South Wales
Kempsey
A. H. B. Crabbe
Greenstreet
Nielsen
Newenden
Niesison
Jim Briggs
Bradley Street
Uydia ‘Tierney
Rene Sudaiiska
J. McLean
E. Tzzeard
Red Cross
Sound
Ncades
Ambulance Car Fund Nears Target in Guyra
The Ampbul ance Committee treasurer reported 781 pounds 12 shillings 9 pence on the way to a 1000 pound goal for a new ambulance car. A show raised almost 100 pounds and further donations are promised. Community efforts included dances and sales, with Mr Cave and Mr Seward praised for their work.
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Ampbulance Committee
Sgt. Ballard
Guyra
McLean
Ballard
Cave
Seward
Gallard
Ward
Copeland
Bald Blair
Rugby Union
Selaea T
Watcha
Hospital Board considers laundry and drying room upgrades
The Hospital Board met Monday under Mr H Beesley to discuss essential laundry and drying room facilities for the new hospital. Mrs Basil Smith urged a drying room and better laundry facilities, proposing her inclusion on the committee to press the plans. A letter to the Minister will push for the nurse’s registration confirmation and a Boomerang needle-huller was ordered for purchase amid a credit balance of £138 9s 2d.
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H. Beesley
Basil Smith
Cleary
Architeet
D. Cleary
A.B. Forsyth
Ith
Australia
Me. A. 1 Farsyit and Me. J. McLrath
Messrs
Forsyth
Mac Renair
H. Heasley
Jesus Prays For Disciples In John Seventeen
A devotional excerpt reflects on Jesus praying for His disciples in John seventeen. He asks God to guard them in the days ahead as He prepares to depart in flesh, noting their need to grasp heavenly truths while remaining amid worldly concerns. The piece discusses Judas Iscariot and the weed of denial planted in his heart.
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Jesus
Judas Iscariot
Caravan Trailer Wrecked Near Guyra on Showman's Route
A caravan trailer carrying show items was badly damaged when it collided with a heavily loaded truck about five miles south of Guyra on Sunday. Glass display panes shattered across the scene as the caravan and lorry failed to clear a passing semi-trailer, causing extensive damage to the caravan while the transport vehicle suffered minor damage. A Hobart woman following the semi-trailer was involved in a separate crash when the truck suddenly veered, injuring her vehicle and occupants.
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Showman
Armidale
Guyra
Hobart
Queensland
Britain plans nuclear naval carrier force and Japan's defense push
Britain's fleet expansion includes an A bomb carrying carrier plane and a turbocharged navy while Amorica advances atomic energy plants for power. Japan may build an efficient defense force within eight years though public opposition remains strong. Additional items report a dingo attack in Western Australia, a Berlin gunfire incident, and a BOAC disaster in Singapore.
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Amorica
Japan
High award to Ben Lomond at Berkshire stock show
Two champion ribbons were awarded to Ben Lomond at the Yullundry Berkshire stock show last week. The stud, which specialises in Berkshire stock, earned the champion title for the top boar. The overall prize money remained at £0 for the champion boar.
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Ben Lomond
Berkshire
Yullundry
McKie Memorial Hall Dedication in Guyra District
Residents of Guyra and district invited to dedication of the McKie Memorial Hall with foundation stone by Thomas Youman. Presbytery officials from New England to attend and accept donations for the hall fund. Rev. E.B. Norman McKie honored as scholar, botanist, and community contributor.
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McKie Memorial
St. Columba Presbyterian Church
Guyra
Thomas Youman
R. Norman McKle
Presbyterian Church
Neenagland
EB. Norman Mckie
NSW Presbyterian Church
Poser Ag Yra
New England
General Assembly of
M.S
St. Columba
Guyra Ambulance Fund Seeks Further Donations
The Guyra Ambulance Car Fund gained £100 from the recent show but remains between £200 and £4 before the vehicle can begin service. Local residents value the service. Mr. Roberts of Neneo urges more donations to fund the project for potential passengers.
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Guyra
Roberts
Neneo
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Atomic Power For Industry
NVE
Yay Tae
Geoany
Walehn
Great Britain
Bahamas
Molotov
Russia
Europe
Singapore
Philippines
Tua
Ausipalla
Victoria
Tunisia
I . Ak
USA
Ueos
Brighune
Garry Costello
Team Avril
St. Margaret's, Hospital
Jinlley
U.S
A.4
Tobacco Companies
Oece
Eniwetok Island
Commission
McKie Memorial Hall
Jantzen
H. Beesley & Sons
P.O. Box
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