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Schools, 1945

1,919 stories in Sydney's papers · page 52 of 96

Want School Bus For Ungarie Children

The Land · Friday 6 July 1945 · page 1

Complete apathy of the Government regarding the education of country children was the subject of much discussion at the last meeting…

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School Conveyance Subsidy

The Land · Friday 6 July 1945 · page 18

"A.L.O.J.": Payment of school conveyance subsidy is now payable irrespective, of the amount of the parents' income. Details as to the rates payable were published in this…

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Growing Roll Of W.Y.D. Postal Sunday School

The Farmer and Settler · Friday 6 July 1945 · page 15

THE Presbyterian Welfare of Youth Department, which began correspondence Sunday schools for children…

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Tribute by Schools Requested

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 6 July 1945 · page 4

The Minister for Education, Mr. Heffron, has asked that an appropriate ceremony be held in every school as a tribute to the memory of Mr. Curtin…

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Teachers and Communism

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 6 July 1945 · page 8

Enthusiastic teachers working with groups of children for the Public Schools War Service Auxiliary gave the lie to those who said teachers were…

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Bexley School of Arts

The St George Call · Friday 6 July 1945 · page 3

Christie Loses Vital Game to Mitchell (By Frank Wolloghan, Publicity Officer.). B grade snooker.—J. Christie, .who played so well to have an easy victory…

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Minister Suggests School Ceremonies

The Daily Telegraph · Friday 6 July 1945 · page 9

The Minister for Education (Mr. R. J. Heffron) yesterday asked school authorities to hold appropriate ceremonies in each school in tribute to the late Prime…

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Backstage of Sport Boxers work off school grudge

The Daily Telegraph · Friday 6 July 1945 · page 17

George Elliott used to be a tap-and-dance-away boxer. He was timid about hurting his opponents. The sight of blood…

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Religion School

The Sydney Jewish News · Friday 6 July 1945 · page 2

The policy of practical training in Jewish life, as exemplyfied by the debates recently introduced, was still further extended on…

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Naval "Commando" Schools Are Scarcely Kindergartens

The World's News · Saturday 7 July 1945 · page 2

BECAUSE island warfare demands the frequent use of naval beach parties and assault landing specialists, the RAN has…

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Northern Territory as a School for Democrats Where Do We Go From Here? -- Nine Days' Gaol Without Trial, And Then the Run Around

Smith's Weekly · Saturday 7 July 1945 · page 13

NOW that the shades of night are closing on the Allied Works Council -- just Works Council now,…

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Speedster Schoolgirl Scorns Sweets, Shows

Truth · Sunday 8 July 1945 · page 22

THIRTEEN-YEARS-OLD Mary Hughes isn't interested in chocolates, A cakes, trips to the talkies, or similar delights of her schoolgirl chums. WHEN she has occasion to "celebrate," she does so by…

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Nursery School

The Sun · Sunday 8 July 1945 · page 12

In delightful surroundings specially suitable for small children. "Ingalara Garden School" at Turramurra is to be opened…

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To School In A Barge

The Sun · Sunday 8 July 1945 · page 14

MY sister Rosemary and I live at Garden Island and I go to school every day in a naval barge which has three…

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The Schoolboy Detective the White Horse of Black Gap

The Sun · Sunday 8 July 1945 · page 15

READ THIS FIRST: Rob Pearce (the schoolboy detective) and Lionel Martin wander off from the Scouts camp to Black Gap, where they see a magnificent white horse. After many trials to reach Black Gap they are close to the horse when it turns and disappears…

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Ada went back to school at 81

The Sun · Sunday 8 July 1945 · page 3

Rochester University's oldest co-ed; Ada King, 81, has finished a course in English composition. Student King not only completed…

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Teachers invited to world talk

The Sun · Sunday 8 July 1945 · page 6

AUSTRALIAN school teachers have been invited by the National Educational Association of the…

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TODAY: Court Dramas A schoolmistress, 55, was in the mood for romance

The Daily Telegraph · Sunday 8 July 1945 · page 24

At 55, a retired schoolmistress living in Adelaide opened her heart to romance and decided to look round for a soul-mate. She went to the matrimonial agency run by Percival Thomas Storer, of College Park…

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Only schoolboys cheered Marquis

The Daily Telegraph · Sunday 8 July 1945 · page 13

Four boys from Parramatta Junior High School and the bookmakers were the only ones to cheer. Marquis' win in the Encourage Handicap (10f.) of Rosehill yesterday. Racing to the front at the…

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New college for teachers sought

The Daily Telegraph · Sunday 8 July 1945 · page 9

Construction of a training college for teachers now in the armed forces was urged at a meeting of the council of the New South Wales Teachers'…

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