Technical education aims broaden postwar expansion plan
The minister outlines a nationwide postwar program shifting from a purely industrial focus to a broader system. Mobile rail units and correspondence courses will supplement new and existing technical colleges. Regional centers will tailor policy, with Islington and North Wollongong building upgrades, Broken Hill mining metallurgy, Wagga and Lithgow expansions, and a network of 17 additional centers planned.
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Sydney
N.S.W
Lismore
North
Gunnedah
North T
Dubbo
Middle West
Kegs Wagga
South
WY@ilongong
South Coast
Minnister
Ifron
Thi Te
Technical College
Kphis
Islington
New Je
Sydney Technical College
Ion
North Fallongong
Clinieal College
Art Gallery
Conmatorium Atu Poss. Ly
Uni. Ers
Broken Hill
Wagga
Lithgow Acres
Ates
Show Carnival Decision at Agricultural Hall Tonight
A local meeting of the P A and H Society will decide whether to hold a full Wellington show or continue with wartime carnivals. Secretary H Ling says the outcome will impact the Society’s future and its aim to promote primary products and public publicity.
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P. A & H. Society
H. Ling
Snow Secreary
Wellington
Debdt
Showsground Trust
Trust
Junior swimming meets at baths with extra event
Two junior races were held with an added event for those not yet raced this season. Eight swimmers competed over 34 yards, won by R. Tuck in 29 seconds, with R. Loo Sick second and M. Porter plus R. Payne tied for third. A 50 yard race followed where A. Smith won, K. Newell second, B. Bennison third in 47 seconds, while Newell posted the fastest time 32 4/5 seconds.
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Facs
R. Tuck
R. Loo Sick
M. Porter
R. Payne
A. Smith
K. Newell Scond
B. Bennison
K. Newell
Annual exposition to aid the community urged by committee
The committee urged a large attendance at Tonizhi's meeting to decide the issue. Mr Ling urged all interested in the Society to attend so the Cresan given to the committee would represent the town and district’s wealth.
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Tonizhi
Ling
Wellington Entries Close for Rage Meeting at Wellington
Entries for the Wellington Rage meeting to be held on Wednesday close at p.m. to morrow. Secretary A J Davis at Percy Street and OD Noonat of the WDLR AL Rage handle entry. Western horses in work. Orage on Saturday divisions. Wellington a major racing centre. ground in excellent condition with good betting. patrons enjoy afternoon tea and cool drinks on the ground.
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Wellington
A. J. Davis
Percy St
OD. J. Noonat
WDLR
Orage
Government controls extend through ongoing restrictions
fragmented OCR fragment notes ongoing government restrictions and production cuts. references to success and control measures imply continued enforcement of supply limits and market interventions. mentions various sectors and regions, but specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
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Admircht Bet Heaves
Government meddle and muddle in wheat crisis condemned
The piece decries federal policy restricting feed wheat during drought and war, arguing it starves sheep flocks and threatens meat and wool, while praising farmers who suffer from uneven drought relief subsidies and frontline policymakers. It cites Scully Copland and Kean, noting regional inequities in subsidies between Macquarie and Cobborin shires and calling for policy reform.
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Scully
Wheat Board
Coplard
Wellington
Macquarie Shire
Cobborn
Wellington Township
Sevator Kean
Professor Copland
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