S.a. Farmers Support Privy Council Appeal
THE Primary Producers' Protection Association of South Australia, at a recent meeting at Kadina, decided to support an appeal to the Privy…
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Council & local affairs, 1948
2,260 stories in Sydney's papers · page 49 of 113
NSW Jewish Youth Council New President to be Elected
The resignation of the president, Mr. Albert Leyitus, was received, with deep regret by members. Mr. Levitus found it impossible…
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The Dedication of the Jubilee and Conference will take place on Friday evening and Sabbath morning and the Official Opening will be on…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →F.S.A. News and Notes New Move To Train Farmers Temora Dist. Council Plans Anl. Conference Programme
FARM methods were out of date in Australia and the Farmers and Settlers' Association should encourage debates, invite lecturers to address members and do its part towards educating farmers, and encourage them…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →New Deal for Mentally Afflicted Ex-servicemen Urged. R.S.L. Vice-President Hits Out at District Council Meetng
Mr. Sid. Black, Metropolitan Vice-president of the R.S.L. speaking at the last meeting of the Southern Metropolitan District Council, hit…
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Last Saturday's attendance of members was easily the best for over 12 months. This number included five new members who Joined on…
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The evening was opened with a prayer beautifully delivered by Mrs. Max Schenk. WIZO celebrated the founding of…
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LEETON, Saturday.--Blaming the leniency of the President (Cr. James Marks) for Leeton Shire…
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A MEETING of Ca[?]lan Park branch of the Hospital Employees’ Association expressed disapproval of the BMA Council’s refusal to cooperate…
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If the County Council obeyed the order of the Coal Board and cut consumption by 25 per cent.,…
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If the County Council obeyed the order of the Coal Board and cut consumption by 25 per cent.,…
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If the County Council obeyed the order of the Coal Board and cut consumption by 25 per cent.,…
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If the County Council obeyed the order of the Coal Board and cut consumption by 25 per cent.,…
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If the County Council obeyed the order of the Coal Board and cut consumption by 25 per cent.,…
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A RECOMMENDATION by the City Council Finance Committee that the Australian-Russian Society be refused use…
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A RECOMMENDATION by the City Council Finance Committee that the Australian-Russian Society be refused use…
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THE Full Bench of the Licensing Court was shocked at conditions at the Burlington Hotel, owned by the…
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A decision of the State Full Court that the relatives of any employee who collapsed and died while…
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"The County Council will not obey the Joint Coal Board order to reduce its consumption of coal by 25 per cent unless the State Government introduces rationing," Cr. J. 0. Cramer (chairman of the Council), said today…
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THE Full Bench of the Licensing Court was shocked at conditions at the Burlington Hotel, owned by the…
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