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Schools, 1943

2,070 stories in Sydney's papers · page 42 of 104

School-age Children Take Wartime Jobs

Daily Mirror · Thursday 27 May 1943 · page 5

CHILDREN of school age have gone into wartime jobs without obtaining the necessary permission, said the Minister for Education (Mr. Clive…

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School Helps Russia

The Biz · Thursday 27 May 1943 · page 2

no cum 01 11 was rnioed by Ml. I'l itI chard Public School, ill a guessing emu' petition U> assist the Kus.slan Muclieal Aid Soriety. A prise of four drakes wa?…

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School Potato Patch Proves Profitable

The Land · Friday 28 May 1943 · page 4

TOWARDS the end of last year Dorrigo Public School set aside on acre of the school farm for potato growing. The…

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Schoolboys Help On Food Front

The Land · Friday 28 May 1943 · page 5

The boys of Mill field School have done a good job on the farm front. They are shown in the above picture with some of their garden produce grown on the school plots. By supplying their homes with vegetables they have not only assisted the war effort but have given their parents the idea…

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Teachers and W.e.a

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 28 May 1943 · page 3

Sir,£Because children in the formative years of their lives are committed to the care and guidance of school teachers, the latter individually…

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School Leaving Age

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 28 May 1943 · page 4

The possibility of the school leaving age of 15 years being increased was mentioned yesterday by the Minister for Education, Mr. Clive Evatt…

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Mr. Hughes and Teachers Federation Called "Anti-British"

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 28 May 1943 · page 7

The leader of the United Australia Party, Mr. Hughes, said yesterday that the Teachers' Federation was an "anti-British,…

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Public School Improvements

The St George Call · Friday 28 May 1943 · page 1

Mr. W. M. Currey, M. L. A., has obtained approval for the following improvements to schools In this district from the Minister for Education, Mr. Clive Evatt:…

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Schoolboy in Norths' First R. Union Team

The Daily Telegraph · Friday 28 May 1943 · page 11

Peter Johnson, 18-year-old captain of The King's School team, will play first-grade Rugby Union for Northern Suburbs tomorrow, against Western Suburbs, at North Sydney Oval. Johnson, who replaces B…

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Religion School

The Sydney Jewish News · Friday 28 May 1943 · page 8

Sessions of the Religion School are held every Sunday morning at 10 a.m. Instruction is given in Hebrew, Jewish history, festivals…

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Hughes Says Teachers "Anti-British"

Daily Mirror · Friday 28 May 1943 · page 3

Describing the Teachers' Federation as an "anti-British pro-Communist organisation," the Leader of the Federal U.A.P…

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Hughes Says Teachers "Anti-British"

Daily Mirror · Friday 28 May 1943 · page 6

Describing the Teachers' Federation as an "anti-British pro- Communist organisation," the Leader of the Federal U.A.P…

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Hughes Says Teachers "Anti-British"

Daily Mirror · Friday 28 May 1943 · page 6

Describing the Teachers Federation as an "anti-British pro-Communist organisation. the Leader of the Federal [?].A.P…

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Hughes Says Teachers "Anti-British"

Daily Mirror · Friday 28 May 1943 · page 6

Describing the Teachers' Federation as an "anti-British pro-Communist organisation," the Leader of the Federal U.A.P…

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Hughes Says Teachers "Anti-British"

Daily Mirror · Friday 28 May 1943 · page 4

Describing the Teachers' Federation as an "anti-British pro-Communist organisation," the Leader of the Federal U.A.P…

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Women's News C.U.S.A. Voluntary Aids Junior Groups in Catholic Schools

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 29 May 1943 · page 5

All Roman Catholic schools and colleges in the metropolitan area have been instructed to establish Junior Voluntary Aid groups immediately…

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Teachers and W.e.a

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 29 May 1943 · page 6

Sir,—I note Mr. Hendry says the Teachers' Federation will not apologise for the charge of fostering disunity made against the W.E.A. I hope the…

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Teachers Reply to Mr. Hughes

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 29 May 1943 · page 11

The executive of the Teachers' Federation, at a meeting last night, unanimously adopted a resolution repudiating "the scurrilous,…

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Schoolboy's Bid for Try

Daily Mirror · Saturday 29 May 1943 · page 11

THIS NEWCASTLE SCHOOLBOY footballer gets close to try in the match against Lithgow at the Cricket Ground today. Newcastle was easily the strongest team and won by 20 points to 3…

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Schoolboy's Bid for Try

Daily Mirror · Saturday 29 May 1943 · page 11

THIS NEWCASTLE SCHOOLBOY footballer gets close to a try in the match against Lithgow at the Cricket Ground today. Newcastle was easily the strongest team and won by 20 points to 3…

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