Group Discussion in Modern Education Highlighted at Inverell Conference
An Inverell Education Conference opened with Dr W F Connell of Sydney University outlining group discussion roles in modern schooling. He contrasted old unstructured discussion with structured demonstrations that show right and wrong approaches, with teachers guiding two groups through practice exercises.
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W. F. Connell
Sydney University
Ioner Pet Atandard
Slaney University
Uevnu
70 Named in Petrov Papers
The Royal Commission adjourned in Melbourne as officials and witnesses, including Major Birse, translated and verified Russian documents linked to the Petrovs. Witnesses from British and Australian security circles were called to examine alleged political asylum links and Russian espionage activity in Australia.
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Commission
Education conference calls for 18 year school leaving age
In Inverell Town Hall the Rt. Rev. Dr. J. S. Moyes urged raising the school leaving age to 18 to foster independent thinking and values. He warned current schooling risks and tied the appeal to broader social and global concerns discussed at the conference.
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Inverell
Armidale
J. S. Moyes
Move to Impound Straying Stock Across New South Wales
Protection boards across New South Wales urged to impound wandering stock on roads and stock routes. At the annual conference in Sydney leaders pressed for government action to establish pounds where none exist and to curb livestock straying on highways and rural routes.
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Regi Watts
Lountry
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Crops Benefit From Forthcoming Rain Says Agronomist
Mr Johnson notes last week’s rain will aid crops sown earlier and halted, especially barley and oats. The agronomist says rain will strengthen roots, reduce stock culling, and improve stock water. pastures may show a good response if weather stays favorable.
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Johnson
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Wheat price drop sparks warning on trade impact
An editorial warns that shipper offers at 7/6 per ton below current prices could trigger price declines. It cautions Australia and Canada would cut exports, harming meat supply and risking unemployment in towns, urging swift action to curb the downturn. It notes market conditions for Lucerne and oats and flags broader economic consequences.
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United Kingdom
Australis
Cai Candat
Obituary notice for Thomas I ley of Little Wall
The death occurred yesterday at Tamworth Base of Thomas I ley of Little Wall. He was buried this afternoon after a service conducted by Rev Monsen. Thorley had chara
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Allan's Victory in Gwydir Declares By Election Result
In Gwydir Allan defeats Quinn in the by election held last December. Of 36 101 total votes 289 informal ballots indicate voter support for electing a parliamentary peer. Final tally shows Allan 2 101 Quinn ?
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Community's Interest in Education Emphasized in Inverell Speech
In Inverell Principal G W Bassett urged community involvement in education during remarks at a local function. He cited England and the United States as examples where national culture supports education and stressed lay support as crucial to progress.
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G. W. Bassett
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Eauice Tien
Bunsett
England
Bulk Wheat Facilities Plan Outlined by Minister
The Minister for Agriculture Mr Graham announced bulk wheat storage sites and increased capacity across Newcastle terminal Mt Fussell North Bar Milguy Belints and others. New storage aims to support next harvest with construction funded under a system offering around 1.1 pounds per bushel for post or cost. Sydney reports the State Government will build four wheat handling facilities at eight northwestern points.
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