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Schools, 1944

1,943 stories in Sydney's papers · page 63 of 98

Schoolboys to Stage 22 Fights Tomorrow

Daily Mirror · Monday 18 September 1944 · page 12

THEER sides will be organised at Leichhardt Stadium tomorrow night when 22 contests between boys from Rozelle and Burwood Christian…

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School Sport Domestic Schools' Carnival Winter Programme Begins

The Sydney Morning Herald · Tuesday 19 September 1944 · page 7

About 11,000 schoolgirls, from 29 Home Science Schools, are taking part, as contestanta and spectators, in the Home Science Schools' Winter Sports Tournament, which…

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Doubles At School Sports

The Sun · Tuesday 19 September 1944 · page 8

Canterbury was unbeaten in tennis and hookey at the Domestic Science schools' sports at Moore Park today…

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No Coercion of Teachers

The Daily Telegraph · Tuesday 19 September 1944 · page 7

The Teachers' Federation cannot force teachers to become members of the union, the president (Mr. A. McGuinness) said…

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Boys Return to School by Ship

The Daily Telegraph · Tuesday 19 September 1944 · page 8

MELBOURNE, Monday.--Some of the 21 Geelong Grammar School students who were stranded in Sydney after their plane broke down are travelling to…

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Army Release of Teachers Sought

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 19 September 1944 · page 5

MANY teachers were engaged in, the non-essential Army duties while the education of children suffered considerably, said the acting-secretary…

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Welfare Worker's Diary Schools for Deaf and Blind Youth

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 19 September 1944 · page 11

WHATEVER our contribution to the war effort may be, it would be tragic should it directly occasion the neglect of our young deaf, dumb and blind Australians, who must be helped to help themselves…

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Welfare Worker's Diary Schools for Deaf and Blind Youth

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 19 September 1944 · page 11

WHATEVER our contribution to the war effort may be, it would be tragic should it directly occasion the neglect of our young deaf, dumb and blind Australians, who must be helped to help themselves…

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Welfare Worker's Diary Schools for Deaf and Blind Youth

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 19 September 1944 · page 11

WHATEVER our contribution to the war effort may be, it would be tragic should it directly occasion the neglect of our young deaf, dumb and blind Australians, who must be helped to help themselves…

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Welfare Worker's Diary Schools for Deaf and Blind Youth

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 19 September 1944 · page 11

WHATEVER our contribution to the war effort may be, it would be tragic should it directly occasion the neglect of our young deaf, dumb and blind Australians, who must be helped to help themselves…

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Welfare Worker's Diary Schools for Deaf and Blind Youth

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 19 September 1944 · page 11

WHATEVER our contribution to the war effort may be, it would be tragic should it directly occasion the neglect of our young deaf, dumb and blind Australians, who must be helped to help themselves…

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Army Release of Teachers Sought

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 19 September 1944 · page 5

MANY teachers were engaged in non-essential Army duties while the education of children suffered considerably, said the acting-secretary…

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Welfare Worker's Diary Schools for Deaf and Blind Youth

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 19 September 1944 · page 11

WHATEVER our contribution to the war effort may be, it would be tragic should it directly occasion the neglect of our young deaf, dumb and blind Australians, who must be helped to help themselves…

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Release of Teachers From Army Support for Agitation

The Cumberland Argus and Fruitgrowers Advocate · Wednesday 20 September 1944 · page 5

Many school teachers were engaged in non-essential army duties while the education of children suffered considerably,…

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Air Journey by Schoolboys

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 20 September 1944 · page 3

CANBERRA, Tuesday.—The plane used by schoolboys to travel to New South Wales from Victoria was not one regarded by the Department of…

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Acute Shortage of Teachers Pool Exhausted By Our Staff Correspondent

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 20 September 1944 · page 2

New South Wales Public schools have never before been so inadequately staffed as now. In an attempt to cope with the situation…

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New School For Arthur?

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 20 September 1944 · page 5

NEW YORK, Wednesday. -- Boarding school circles in New…

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School in U.s. for Arthur?

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 20 September 1944 · page 5

NEW YORK, Wednesday. Boarding school circles in New…

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Army Won't Release 250 N.s.w. Teachers

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 20 September 1944 · page 7

THE Minister for Education (Mr. Heffron) told Mr. Drummond (C.P., Armidale) in the Legislative Assembly this afternoon that his…

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Army Won't Release 250 N.s.w. Teachers

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 20 September 1944 · page 7

THE Minister for Education (Mr. . Heffron) told Mr. Drummond (C.P., Armidale) in the Legislative Assembly this afternoon that his…

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