British eyes US aid for colonial maps by fifty scientists
London reports Dr. F Dixey seeks fifty American scientists to work in British colonies. Geologists will map basic geology while geodetic engineers focus on topographic surveys in East and Central Africa, Uganda, Tanganyika, Kenya, Nigeria, and other territories.
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London
F. Dixey
Colonial Office
United States
U.S. Geological Survey
Iin
Britain
Commonwealth
British Commonwealth
Africa
Directorate of Colonial, Geodetic and
Nigeria
Terra Leone
Uganda
Kenya
Tanganyika
Sarawak
British Guiana
RAF
Election of school projects for 1919 student council
School notes report the 1919 election results naming Kath McKay George Heagney Beryl Mitchell Lola Campbell Norma Hayden Doug Campbell Barbara Brown Barry Falkner and others. Prefects will form the School Council electing captain and officers. several pupils noted as Kool Workers of the week. Helen Tuthill returns after pneumonia. new enrolments Brian Smith and Peter Cox referenced.
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Kath McKay
George Heagney
Beryl Mitchell
Lola Campbell
Norma Hayden
Doug Campbell
Bob McKay
Barbara Brown
Barry Falkner
Seth
Janice Conn
Clit Webb
Kinderparten
John Hiland
Ben Lite
Don Johnstone
Leone Hi
Michele Woodward
Helen Tuthill
Schoo
Brian Smith
Bild Blair
Peter Cox
Rose Buy
Ben Lomond Parents and Citizens elect officers at meeting
The Ben Lomond Parents and Citizens Association held a Wednesday meeting with eighteen attendees. Officers were elected: President J Butler, VPs M McDonagh and J Saw, secretary Mrs Lanagan, and treasurer D McLeod. An appeal for sporting material funding was approved with local donations and plans for a school band and repairs to fencing discussed.
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Ben Lomond
Parents and Citizens’ Association
J. Butler
Messe
M. McDonagh
J. Saw
Lanagan
D. McLeod
Miller
Messrs
Messrs. J. Sands
C. Mahon
Parents and Citizens” Association
Russia Exits Wheat Pact As Allocation Set For Exports
Russia withdraws from a four year wheat export accord while the main exporters United States Canada and Australia receive fixed annual quotas. France Uruguay and others join as smaller suppliers. The plan sets annual prices from 150 to 180 cents and allocates about 450 million bushels among the big producers with Russia out and total imports to be 495 million contingent on Moscow’s participation.
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United States
Australia
Canada
France
Uruguay
Russia
Llangothlin Parents and Citizens' Association Annual Meeting
The Llangothlin Parents and Citizens' Association held its annual meeting with officers elected: President S Piper. vice presidents J Pryor and A J Walls. secretary H Williamson. treasurer E J Hodder. The treasurer reported over £70 spent in 1943, including the picnic and Christmas tree. Plans include ploughing and reseeding school grounds and a gravel load for garden paths. Spelling prize went to Muriel Arndell's team. best arithmetic to Jenny Howe and Barbara Arnol et. Week's best composition by Barbara, flowers brought by Jenny Howe.
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Llangothlin
Parents and Citizens’ Association
S. Piper
Messrs. J.pryor
A. J. Walls
H. Williamson
E. J. Hodder
Sundaxt
Muriel Arndell
Margaret Hiscox
Bar- Archer
Reoran
Keith Starr
Jenny Howe
Barbara Arnolet
Barbare
Caution Notice on Paroo Property by Looker
A trespass warning is issued for the property Paroo owned by S C Looker. The notice states trespassers will be prosecuted after a specified date and confines the action to enforcement by the named owner.
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Paroo
S.C. Looker
New Worstled Yarns From American Wool Textiles
Wool yarns made in America by new methods have just been received by C.S.LR. The minister in charge of Scientific and Industrial Research said experimental batches were prepared by feeding American textile manufacturers to allow CS.LR. to assess new processing methods. Yarns and fabric are available for inspection at the Council's Wool Tex Ne Research Section at Gee ong.
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America
C.s.lr
Scientificnd Industrial Research
J. de Dedman
Conference closes over wheat import quota dispute
The British delegate Mr Sheed Anderson said importers hoped for another arrangement after rare meetings with Soviet delegates. Attempts to reconcile the disagreement failed. The acting chairman thanked the Soviet delegation for cooperation and noted the exclusion's technical basis in wheat problems.
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Sheed Anderson
Vmet
Fusesian
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