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Schools, 1947

2,377 stories in Sydney's papers · page 29 of 119

Teachers Can Get Old Age Pension Govt.'s Backhanded Good Deed

Smith's Weekly · Saturday 22 March 1947 · page 19

TWENTY-EIGHT years ago the NSW Government unwittingly did its school teachers a good…

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School and Age Tennis Postponed

Daily Mirror · Saturday 22 March 1947 · page 11

RAIN caused a postponement of the Age tennis championships at White City today. Boys under 17 singles, under 15…

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School and Age Tennis Postponed

Daily Mirror · Saturday 22 March 1947 · page 10

RAIN caused a postponement of the Age tennis championships at White City today. Boys under 17 singles, under 15…

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Teachers paid for children's books

The Sun · Sunday 23 March 1947 · page 4

A two-day conference in the Town Hall at the Easter weekend calling for a new deal for education will crown three…

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Schoolmarms Will Be "In" If They're in the Groove

The Daily Telegraph · Sunday 23 March 1947 · page 8

HEW YORK, Sat.--A professor of education suggested today that teachers sometimes should rally an inattentive class with such remarks as "Listen; you drips have to get on the beam."…

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A.W.A.S. barracks for schoolgirls

The Daily Telegraph · Sunday 23 March 1947 · page 7

Some girl boarders at the Methodist Ladies' College, Burwood, will move into former A.W.A.S. barracks at Burwood early this week…

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Heffron Replies To Charge Against School

The Sun · Monday 24 March 1947 · page 2

A great majority of girls at Parramatta Girls' Industrial Training School are completely rehabilitated upon discharge, and are now following useful occupations, said the…

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1000 In School Swim Carnival

The Sun · Monday 24 March 1947 · page 14

Nearly 1000 competitors, representing 30 metropolitan and four country schools, took part in today's elimination heats at the…

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R.L. Grant For School Carnivals

The Daily Telegraph · Monday 24 March 1947 · page 22

A grant of £500 will again be made for school carnivals by the Country Rugby League. The management committee will…

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Magistrate Upholds Teacher Over Caning

The Sydney Morning Herald · Tuesday 25 March 1947 · page 1

BATHURST, Monday.— In the Children's Court at Bathurst to-day, Mr. K. M. Dash, S.M., dismissed a charge…

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Teachers Hit at High Arms Bill

Tribune · Tuesday 25 March 1947 · page 3

AT its meeting on March 15. [?]e Council of the NSW Teachers Federation carried without dissent a resolution expressing deep concern over…

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Teachers Ask for Pay Rise

The Sun · Tuesday 25 March 1947 · page 3

All members of the Legislative Assembly have been circularised by the NSW Teachers' Federation askong for urgent…

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Flash-back on Sport Soccer Enthusiast Since School Days

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 25 March 1947 · page 19

If a ballot were taken to select the staunchest soccer supporter in Australia, the name of Roy Doig would certainly be near the top of the poll. BOY first became interested in…

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Flash-back on Sport Soccer Enthusiast Since School Days

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 25 March 1947 · page 19

If a ballot were taken to select the staunchest soccer supporter in Australia, the name of Roy Doig would certainly be near the top of the poll. BOY first became interested in…

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Flash-back on Sport Soccer Enthusiast Since School Days

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 25 March 1947 · page 19

If a ballot were taken to select the staunchest soccer supporter in Australia, the name of Roy Doig would certainly be near the top of the poll. BOY first became interested in…

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Flash-back on Sport Soccer Enthusiast Since School Days

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 25 March 1947 · page 19

If a ballot were taken to select the staunchest soccer supporter in Australia, the name of Roy Doig would certainly be near the top of the poll. BOY first became interested in…

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Flash-back on Sport Soccer Enthusiast Since School Days

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 25 March 1947 · page 19

If a ballot were taken to select the staunchest soccer supporter in Australia, the name of Roy Doig would certainly be near the top of the poll. BOY first became interested in…

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Flash-back on Sport Soccer Enthusiast Since School Days

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 25 March 1947 · page 19

If a ballot were taken to select the staunchest soccer supporter in Australia, the name of Roy Doig would certainly be near the top of the poll. BOY first became interested in…

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Parents Seek Assembly Hall, Visual Education for School

The Cumberland Argus and Fruitgrowers Advocate · Wednesday 26 March 1947 · page 3

North Parramatta Parents and Citizens' Association hoped to obtain an assembly hall for the school in the near future, the secretary (Mr. O. R. Parker) said in his report to the annual meeting this week…

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Racehorses First, Children Nowhere, Says Schoolteacher

The Cumberland Argus and Fruitgrowers Advocate · Wednesday 26 March 1947 · page 5

"If bricks and building materials can be found for amenities for horses, then at least it should be possible to do the same for schools," said the secretary of Parramatta Teachers' Association (Mr. J. Morony) yesterday…

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