Twenty Years of Repatriation Expenditure Highlights
A Canberra report marks twenty years since Australia’s repatriation program began after the Great War. It details major outlays across pensions, education, employment schemes, medical care, vocational training, and housing, totaling about 169.9 million pounds. The minister notes a romantic achievement behind the figures as veterans gain new skills and life starts.
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Darwin writer wins 1937 Commonwealth prize for Capricornia
Xavier Herbert, a 30 year old chemist turned laborer and explorer, won the £20 prize for the best novel published in 1937 for Capricornia set in Darwin Chronicling the Australian outback and colonial life. He describes Capricornia as a book about the land with no heroes and no heroines, only the land itself. He plans a second novel named The Old People.
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Review of The Australian Journal April Issue
The Australian Journal’s April issue features stories by Rhoden W. Up fields More and colleagues, including High Finance a humorous piece by J. P. McKinney. It also offers fashions, notes, cookery hints, knitting and children’s pages, all for sixpence. Total wartime expenditure to date is about £170,000,000 plus £27,000,000 for gratuities and land programs. Senator Fol claims Australia has stood by its service members.
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Ariiin W. ‘Up‘eld
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Fol
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Sydney crowd floods grounds for 150th Anniversary children show
At the Sydney Cricket Ground a 150th Anniversary children’s display drew 10 000 to 12 000 spectators. Women pressed to enter, some collapsing, as gates closed and police cleared Driver Avenue. The event featured historical pageants and dances, seen as a highlight amid a seething mass and crowding. Separate postal regulations and potato history are noted in the page.
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