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Schools, 1943

2,070 stories in Sydney's papers · page 15 of 104

"Smokes" at school while miners strike on shortage

The Daily Telegraph · Sunday 14 February 1943 · page 6

At Koorwong School, Warrandyte, Victoria, pupils over 15 may smoke three cigarettes a day, with full permission of the school authorities. On February 1 500 men at…

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Hebrew School's Infant Pupils

The Daily Telegraph · Tuesday 16 February 1943 · page 7

THREE of the 25 infant pupils, whose ages range from two and a half to six years, at the new North…

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Art Lectures for School Children

The Sydney Morning Herald · Tuesday 16 February 1943 · page 3

The trustees of the National Art Gallery are arranging with the Director of Education for pupils attending the Public schools to visit the Art…

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Cookery School

The Sun · Tuesday 16 February 1943 · page 6

At "Woman's" Cookery School housewives are taught planning and serving of vitamin-rich meals, Practical lessons from…

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Full Milk for Homes and Schools Action Promised By Board Chairman "Steps Taken to Stop Shortage"

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 16 February 1943 · page 4

"MILK supplies to homes and schools are now unrationed, and the Milk Board will see that they remain so," the chairman (Mr. Watson) stated today. "Zoning has given…

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Evening Continuation School at P'matta

The Cumberland Argus and Fruitgrowers Advocate · Wednesday 17 February 1943 · page 7

The evening continuation school at Parramatta will be resumed at the Intermediate High School next Mondays, at 7.30p.m. Classes meet on…

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"Jumped Into Canal" Police Raid Two-up School

The Cumberland Argus and Fruitgrowers Advocate · Wednesday 17 February 1943 · page 7

When police raided a two-up school at Lidcombe on Sunday, some of the men concerned jumped into a canal. Four swam the…

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Local Schools First Use of Lidcombe Oval

The Cumberland Argus and Fruitgrowers Advocate · Wednesday 17 February 1943 · page 8

Because district schools, unable to secure grounds for sports, etc., may ask for the use of the Oval, Lidcombe Council last week decided to ask schools…

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School Changes

The Cumberland Argus and Fruitgrowers Advocate · Wednesday 17 February 1943 · page 4

Miss M. Sheldrick has been transferred from Blacktown public school teaching staff to Port Kembla, and her place has been taken by Mrs. W…

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Top.—SECONDARY Schools for Girls, Stockholm. Ahrbom & Zimdal, Architects

Construction · Wednesday 17 February 1943 · page 12

According to G. E. Kiddersmith, American Architect, “wise municipalities are building up their blue prints for V-Day so as to be ready to build many needed schools.” He shows in “The Architectural…

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School Ringed by Bushfire

The Sun · Wednesday 17 February 1943 · page 2

ADELAIDE, Wednesday-- A big bushfire almost ringed Aldgate school yesterday, and the school teacher and his wife had…

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Left Husband For School

The Sun · Wednesday 17 February 1943 · page 3

Well-known city photographer, Max Dupain, said in the Divorce Court today that his wife, Olive Edith Dupain, daughter of Sydney University professor, L. A. Cotton, wanted an independent life and left him to become maths mistress at a country school…

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For Women Land Army School Open Soon

The Sun · Wednesday 17 February 1943 · page 5

A COMPLETE section of the Hawkesbury Agricultural College has been taken over as a training centre for the Women's Land Army…

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A Page For Catholic Schools Some notes on "The Tempest" and the sources of Skakespear's plots

Catholic Weekly · Thursday 18 February 1943 · page 19

IN 1613 Princess Elizabeth, sister of Princess Charles, who was to become Charles I., was married to the…

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Schools' Annual Aid For The Orphanages

Catholic Weekly · Thursday 18 February 1943 · page 7

During the your 1942 the school children of the Archdiocese contributed £1348 to the orphanages. The children are already…

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School Sport Chief lll

The Sun · Thursday 18 February 1943 · page 8

Frank Gordon, popular and efficient secretary of the PSAAA, has entered St. George…

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Transfer of Teachers

The Propeller · Thursday 18 February 1943 · page 3

The Department of Education notifies the following appointments, and transfer of teachers and assistant teachers in connection with local…

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Hurstville Evening School

The Propeller · Thursday 18 February 1943 · page 1

When the Hurstville Evening Continuation School re-opens next Monday, 22nd instant, it will be prepared to accept candidates for all…

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Ramsgate Public School

The Propeller · Thursday 18 February 1943 · page 1

The annual meeting of members of the Ramsgate Parents and Citizens' Association was recently held in the Ramsgate School. The new…

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Kogarah Evening School

The Propeller · Thursday 18 February 1943 · page 3

The Kogarah Evening Continuation School will re-open on Monday next at 7.30 p.m. The classes meet on the ground floor of the boys' department…

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