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Schools, 1942

2,651 stories in Sydney's papers · page 60 of 133

Nutrition for School Lunches

The Sun · Friday 22 May 1942 · page 6

If the school lunch is inadequate or lacking in food values the child's whole nutrition will be seriously affected. A special…

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Would Brush Up "Old School Tie"

The Daily Telegraph · Friday 22 May 1942 · page 2

MELBOURNE, Thursday.--The "old school tie" spirit should be re-established in its best and widest sense. Sir Dalziel Kelly said today when he was…

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Religion School

The Sydney Jewish News · Friday 22 May 1942 · page 7

Classes will resume on Sunday morning, May 24th at 10 a.m…

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Compulsory Plan for School Sport

Daily Mirror · Saturday 23 May 1942 · page 8

LOS ANGELES.-- Dancing, archers bowling, and tennis will give way to more rugged sports at the Uni versity of Southern California…

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Compulsory Plan for School Sport

Daily Mirror · Saturday 23 May 1942 · page 8

LOS ANGELES-- Dancing, archery, bowling, and tennis will give way to more rugged sports at the University of Southern California…

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Urges Schools Sex Teaching London

The Sun · Sunday 24 May 1942 · page 5

The Stoke on Trent Magistrate (Mr. R. Macgregor), commenting on the recklessness of young girls, urged sex…

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P'matta South School Junior Red Cross

The Cumberland Argus and Fruitgrowers Advocate · Wednesday 27 May 1942 · page 6

Members of Parramatta South Junior Red Cross Circle have been particularly active, knitting and sewing for babies and children in Junior Red…

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School in the Open Spaces

The Sun · Wednesday 27 May 1942 · page 3

Children from Maybanke Kindergarten, Pyrmont, call a cheery "good-bye," as they set out today for three months in the country, where they will continue their training. When they return, another group will be given a holiday…

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Sobersides Schools

The Sun · Wednesday 27 May 1942 · page 8

Sobersides was the only hurdler to school today at Randwick. Ridden by W. Aldridge, he cleared six standard jumps…

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Early School Hours

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 27 May 1942 · page 7

WHY don't the school authorities start having early clashes for the teaching of business subjects? Parents are afraid to send their children to night school for fear of assault, etc., and consequently the children's business…

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Early School Hours

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 27 May 1942 · page 7

WHY don't the school authorities start having early classes for the teaching of business subjects? Parents are afraid to send their children to night school for fear of assault, etc., and consequently the children's business…

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Early School Hours

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 27 May 1942 · page 7

Why don't the school authorities start having early classes for the teaching of business subject? Parents are afraid to send their children to night school for fear of assault, etc., and consequently the children's [?]…

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Early School Hours

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 27 May 1942 · page 7

WHY don't the school authorities start having early classes for the teaching of business subjects? Parents are afraid to send their children to night school for fear of assault, etc., and consequently the children's business…

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Early School Hours

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 27 May 1942 · page 7

WHY don't the school authorities start having early classes for the teaching of business subjects? Parents are afraid to send their children to night school for fear of assault, etc., and consequently the children's business…

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Early School Hours

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 27 May 1942 · page 7

WHY don't the school authorities start having early classes for the teaching of business subjects? Parents are afraid to send their children to night school for fear of assault, etc., consequently the children's business…

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Postal Sunday School

The Farmer and Settler · Thursday 28 May 1942 · page 8

BECAUSE of petrol rationing, military call-ups and enlistments, many small Sunday schools have had to close, presenting now opportunities for the Postal…

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School of Arts

Nepean Times · Thursday 28 May 1942 · page 6

At a committee meeting of me School of Arts, held on Monday evening, it was decided to commence a billiard tournament, and arrangements…

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Penrith School of Arts

Nepean Times · Thursday 28 May 1942 · page 5

A successful 25-up billiard tournament was conducted at Penrith School of Arts on Thursday evening last, when a good attendance had a very…

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"Army Should Take Over Hotels Before Schools" Archbishop Mannix Warns of Danger To Lives of Children

Catholic Weekly · Thursday 28 May 1942 · page 5

Catholic boarding schools and other educational institutions should be the last to be taken over by the Government for military purposes, said his Grace the Archbishop of Melbourne (Most Rev. Dr. Mannix)…

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A page For Catholic Schools Was Shylock Badly Treated? Was Portia Without Faults? (Concluded.)

Catholic Weekly · Thursday 28 May 1942 · page 21

Apart from the casket motif in "The Merchant of Venice," two questions have exercised not only critics…

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