Can Aborigines Accept Our Religion
Michael Sawtell of the Aborigines Welfare Board asserts that many Aborigines will not sincerely become Christians. He argues that whites misunderstand Aboriginal life, which revolves on tribal law and tradition, and warns that mission efforts often clash with native culture and welfare goals. The piece reflects on colonial attitudes and past frontier leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Kate Ee
Duracks
Gordons
Buchanans
Jong
Myxomatosis ends first epidemic in Australia
CSIRO reports the first rabbit myxomatosis epidemic in south eastern Australia has virtually petered out with plans to reintroduce the disease next spring and summer. Mosquitoes and biting midges spread the virus across wide river systems, while some areas remain unsuitable for control. Authorities plan to discuss virus production and distribution for upcoming mosquito season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
CSIRO
Corowa
New South Wales
Europe
Queensland
Darling
Balonne—Macintyre
Hovih
Macquarie
Gwyder
Goulburn Meat Works Shows Strong Start in Sydney Trade
The Gowpura Country SIN Works report an excellent three week start with regular meat consignments to the Sydney Metropolitan market. Minister for Agriculture E H Graham MLA praised the abattoirs management and staff for their prompt operation of the vast undertaking and noted growing kill numbers aiding stockowners and meat trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gowpura
Sydney
E. H Graham
Goulburn
Metropitan Market
Focal Butchers
Year of Progress for Scottish Industry Reviews Growth
Scotland posted strong 1950 indicators with over 500000 tons of new shipping, steel output near 2 million tons, whisky exports at 263 million pounds, and 4 million yards of Harris Tweed, 85 percent overseas. Unemployment hit its lowest since 1947 as Scottish yards produced 39 percent of UK ship tonnage and held 12 million gross tons on order. Coal declined two percent to just under 30 million tons amid manpower cuts. Substantial rearmament contracts boosted Scottish engineers, though full defence effects remain pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
U.K
Editors of Many Lands Write for U S Newspapers
Denver Post launches a program publishing articles by editors from international newspapers to explain other countries and bridge policy differences. The project supplements On the Spot dispatches by American correspondents and includes contributions destined for partner papers in Australia Denmark and Scotland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Denver
Colorado
Denver Post
the Post
United States
Sydney
Sun
Copenhagen
Denmark
Politiken
Daily
Scotsman
Post
Trespass Notice for Kirkconnel Property
A notice warns that any person found trespassing fishing or interfering with fences or property on Kirkconnel without permission will be prosecuted without respect to persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caragundi
Peter Winter
Kirkconnel
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Michael Sawtell
The
Aborigines’ Welfare Board of
N.S
Hoover
Clinton
NEW Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency CO. Limited
Marsh Walters & Scott
Auctioneers & Stock
P.O. Box
Tamworth
Haratheas
a.Peter Russell
Great Britain
Adam
Roxburgh
Pringle
Manilla
George Arthur. Greaves
Manilla Street
State of
Victor Harbour
F.G.P., Kilburn, S.A
Holden
Clifton’s. Pty. Limited
Alia
A.C. Veness. & Son
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