Socialised farming in Britain seen from Australian visitor
An Australian official on a Dorset farm reports tight controls under socialism, contrasts Britain’s rationing with Australian abundance, and notes shared national ideals and loyalty despite hardships. He says Australia should avoid socialised farming and reflects on liberty lost in the motherland.
Business Perspective From a Film Correspondent
Denis Duperis, a film correspondent for The Cleaner, comments on interview dynamics and women in business. He notes some women earn income by exposing themselves while asserting he makes more through more discreet work.
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Wal
Denis Duperis
Youth Must Be Won Back To The Church, Says Bagnall
Mr Bagnall urged the Diocese to appoint a Youth specialist to build a Diocesan youth department as 90 percent of today’s young people will have nothing to do with the Church. Archdeacon Stockdale warned clergy lack of leadership and fear that youth groups become social clubs while twelve parishes already formed mixed Church of England Fellowship groups in towns such as Bingara Narrabri Moree Armidale and Tamworth with others showing strong youth activity.
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Bagnall
R. I. Stockdale
Gunnedale
Cergymen
Archdeacon Stockdale
Church of England Fellowship
Bingara
Barraba
Boggabri
Narrabri
Werris Creek
Quirindi
Gunnedah
Moree
Walgett
Manilla
Uralla
Armidale
Tamworth
West Tamworth
Worralda
Qundarra
Emmaville
Guyra
Leisure as relief from work by engaging the mind
Harold Nicolson argues leisure should absorb just enough attention to refresh the mind without drifting into brooding. He describes leisure as doing something different that redirects mental energy from congested brain cells to new ones, a function beyond mere inactivity.
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Harold Nicolson
BBC
Pn Gramme
Peculiar Peach Grafts on Walnut Root Spur Odd Growth
In Mr G van Tonder's Orange Free State garden a peach tree grafted onto a felled walnut stump has begun producing peaches with walnuts as stones. A Hartford hearse bears an observable licence number in the report.
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Hartford
Conn
Autumn topdress clover and new Acacia oat variety
Topdress subterranean clover with superphosphate in autumn at 1 cwt per acre for strong leaf and stem growth and abundant seed. Subterranean clover should be lightly stocked first year to allow runners to establish. Also announced is a new oat variety Acacia from Australia for grazing and grain, cross of Victoria-Richland Algerian and Fulghum, resistant to smut but susceptible to stem rust. no seed available this season.
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Department of Agriculture
New England Experiment Farm
Registrar of
Cereal Varieties
Australia
G. Nicholson
Sydney
Tablelands
Nicholson
Toll Free Run Possible For George's River Bridge
Traffic across George's River Bridge is rising and tolls may vanish early next year. The 1929 bridge loan of £305,000 was repaid slowly by tolls, with the State Treasury now close to full repayment by Sutherland Shire Council. HF Richards notes ongoing tolls on Harbour and Hawkesbury River bridges and calls for government relief.
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George's River Bridge
Nu.m.a
Tallic
Sutherland Shire Counei
Harbour Bridge
Hawkesbury River
Scid HF. Richards
N.R
Church Services and schedules for May 6 across denominations
Church of England services at Guyea Tenterden and Guyta with morning and evening rites led by Rev F Kirby. Presbyterian services at Guira include communion and a session meeting with Rev McNeil Saunders. Methodist Circuit serves Llangothlin Brockley and Guyra with Rev Robert Bell preaching at all services.
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Church OF England
Guyea
Holy Common
Tenterden
Ben Lomond
Guyta
F. Kirby
McNeil Saunders
Llangothlin
Brockley
Guyra
Robert Bell
Rebate for Love Delights Venezuelan Postal Lovers
Venezuelan postal authorities offer a 50 percent postage deduction for letters of love. Lovers must enclose their billet doux in pink envelopes to qualify.
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Venezuela
War of the Future and National Insurance in Australia
Dr Booth, an International Counsellor, warns that a full scale future war could annihilate civilisation. He argues for compulsory peacetime training as national insurance, recalling WWI voluntary service and urging all citizens to be ready to defend their town and country.
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Pearson and
Booth
Line of Demarcation Defined Spanish and Portuguese Realms
The article describes the historic Line of Demarcation drawn by Pope Alexander VI in 1494 to settle competing claims in the New World. It ran north to south west of the Azores, establishing Spanish holdings west of the line and Portuguese holdings east of it.
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Tipmarention
Alexander VI
New World
Azores
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