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Schools, 1945

1,919 stories in Sydney's papers · page 21 of 96

School Fares Anomaly

Smith's Weekly · Saturday 10 March 1945 · page 9

UNFAIRNESS in school fares allowed by NSW Department of Education to children in country districts is pointed out by Mrs. J. G. McKenzie (Aberdeen, NSW). "WE are three miles from the school," she writes, "and the…

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Schoolboy's Objection

Daily Mirror · Saturday 10 March 1945 · page 7

NEW YORK. -- Tired of seeing girls dressed in what he termed, "boy's clothes," William Turney (11), of Kansas City, went to school in a…

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Schoolboy's Objection

Daily Mirror · Saturday 10 March 1945 · page 10

NEW YORK. -- Tired of seeing girls dressed in what he termed, "boy's clothes," William Turney (11), of Kansas City, went to school in a…

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Schoolboy's Objection

Daily Mirror · Saturday 10 March 1945 · page 10

NEW YORK. -- Tired of seeing girls dressed in what he termed, "boy's clothes," William Turney (11), of Kansas City, went to school in a…

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Schoolboy's Objection

Daily Mirror · Saturday 10 March 1945 · page 7

NEW YORK. -- Tired of seeing girls dressed in what he termed, "boy's clothes," William Turney (11), of Kansas City, went to school in a…

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Teachers' Salaries

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 10 March 1945 · page 2

Sir,—In a recent issue of the "Herald" two articles contributed by your staff correspondents, concerning inadequate salaries paid to Public servants, are timely…

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Sunday school teacher invents "death ray"; jailed for theft

The Daily Telegraph · Sunday 11 March 1945 · page 2

LONDON, Sat. -- A former Sunday school teacher, who claims he invented a death ray worth £1,000,000, has been jailed for embezzlement. He is George Baron 62,…

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More Bulk to All Schools

Truth · Sunday 11 March 1945 · page 19

AT the present time approximately 100,000 children receive a free daily issue of milk while attending Departmental…

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Teachers to ask for big rises in salaries

The Sun · Sunday 11 March 1945 · page 7

SUBSTANTIAL wage increases for NSW school teachers form the basis of a claim now being…

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Housewives and their helps will go to postwar schools

The Sun · Sunday 11 March 1945 · page 10

THE "new deal" envisaged for house work in the postwar era includes training for the housewife as well as her "domestic help." Outlining plans to transform domestic service from a…

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Palmer's Pupils In Two Stadium Fights

The Sun · Monday 12 March 1945 · page 10

Two 12-round contests will be fought at the Stadium next Saturday night: Owen Moase v. Jack Kirkham; Sel Hamilton v…

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Opposition To School Aid Plan

The Sun · Monday 12 March 1945 · page 3

HOBART, Monday.--Non-Catholic churches have combined to oppose the proposal to be discussed at the annual…

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High Schools' Team For Newcastle Visit

The Sun · Monday 12 March 1945 · page 10

Metropolitan high schools' selectors today announced the following cricket team to play at Newcastle on March 22-23:--…

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50-50 Cane In Private Schools Letterettes in Fifty Words Cane

The Daily Telegraph · Tuesday 13 March 1945 · page 13

Although caning is practically banned State schools, in a private school [?]ich I attend caning is carried on [?]mercifully. Masters and prefects…

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And Still the Teachers Go to School!

The Cumberland Argus and Fruitgrowers Advocate · Wednesday 14 March 1945 · page 1

What seems to be an extraordinary attitude by the Education Department has been revealed at Granville Two cases of acute anterior poliomyelitis (infantile paralysis) in the municipality have been reported within the…

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Local Govt. School Next Month

The Cumberland Argus and Fruitgrowers Advocate · Wednesday 14 March 1945 · page 2

Councillor E. S. Shaw (president of the Local Government Association) announces that arrangements are well in hand for a Local Government Summer…

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Evening Continuation School

The Cumberland Argus and Fruitgrowers Advocate · Wednesday 14 March 1945 · page 8

The Commercial Evening Continuation school at Parramatta has opened for 1945 and is enrolling candidates for the Intermediate,…

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Schools Have Chance to Foster Education in Music

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 14 March 1945 · page 11

OVERSEAS musicians and conductors who have visited Australia from time to time have expressed astonishment at the degree of public interest and appreciation of music here. This has been carefully fostered by the A.B.C., and to a lesser extent by…

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Schools Have Chance to Foster Education in Music

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 14 March 1945 · page 11

OVERSEAS musicians and conductors who have visited Australia from time to time have expressed astonishment at the degree of public interest and appreciation of music here. This has been carefully fostered by the A.B.C., and to a lesser extent by…

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Teachers From. Army

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 14 March 1945 · page 5

In the Legislative Assembly today, Mr. Reid (C.P., Casino), questioned the Minister for Education (Mr. Hef- fron) about the shortage of teachers…

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