Claim Against Teacher Fails
LONDON. — Nine-year-old Harold Ernest King told Guildford County Court that his teacher hit…
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Schools, 1952
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Schools' Tennis
About 150 entries from Newcastle have been received for the Northern District school tennis championships,…
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Primary school learn-to-swim campaigns began at Newcastle and Merewether baths yesterday morning…
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A spreading tree at District Park provided welcome shade for this happy party of girls during the lunch time break at yesterday's Northern District Schools' Tennis Championships. More than 150 pupils from Newcastle, Maitland and Cessnock primary and secondary schools are taking part in the championships, which are…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—A school on the production of hybrid maize will be conducted at Grafton experiment farm…
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At the school tennis championships at District park yesterday. Suzanne Gamble (New Lambton) and Barbara Harry (Hamilton South) await their match…
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VIC COCKERILL, stewarts and Lloyds Cricket Club President, one of the most prolific run-getters…
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Continued on Trove, page 5 →Riding School Assembles For Outing
Horserlding is becoming increasingly popular in the Newcastle district. Here members of Merewether riding school…
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LONDON. — A heightened air of reality is given to geography lessons for 400,000 British school…
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A team from Sydney will meet a Newcastle school side in the A. W. Green Shield competition at Newcastle…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday. — An increase of 7/6 a week in the living allowance of Commonwealth scholars was announced…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday. — A scheme to reorganise teacher training throughout the Commonwealth was adopted to-day…
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WHILE THE BEACHES are first favorite for the holidays, children are never at a loss to fill in their time. (1) Harold Bancroft (8), Victor Bancroft (11), Heather Munro (13) and Shirley O'Connor (3), of Watt-st., Newcastle, were snapped by a staff photographer playing a game of lude. (2) Billy Turner (11), of Bolton-st., Newcastle, all dressed up in his Hopalong Cassidy outfit, spends a lot of his time playing cowboys, reading comics and eating watermelon. (3) Colin Bray, of Wallsend, waited very patiently at…
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Miss. Elizabeth Ambler, of Ryde, who is in charge of the girls' section of the learn-to-swim classes at Newcastle…
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Members of Waratah-Mayfield A grade school vacational cricket club, which played Belmont at Waratah…
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Sons of three Ocean Island chief were among these 11 students who arrived in Newcastle from Ocean Island on the freighter Triona yesterday. The boys, aged 14 to 19,…
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Matches to-day in the school vacation cricket competition are— A GRADE: Wallsend v…
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CANBERRA, Sunday.—The Minister for Air (Mr. McMahon) has announced the appointment of…
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Eleebana Progress Association decided to protest at the long delay in receiving a reply from the Minister for…
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