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    ... of the seedlings being prepared in the nursery and planted in the fields, the clone being grafted on and the production of sheet rubber. The welfare of the workers. The film ends on a gloomy note: "since the end of the Korean war prices have fallen and so ...
     
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    ... throughout the world, Dunlop in Malaya prioritised the welfare work and progressive development programmes of the ... the colonial archive, which promote ideals of corporate welfare together with policies of colonial ‘development&rsquo ...
     
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    ... , arms and riot drill, the woman studies social welfare’ (Annual Report, 1957, 157). This gender- ... seen in large towns assisting in directing traffic, working in juvenile welfare centres, and assisting schoolchildren to cross busy roads’ ...
     
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    ... effects of Federation after 1953. The end of the war had seen the implementation of the 1940 Colonial Development and Welfare Act, which committed the Government to spending on the improvement of working conditions for colonial workers (Cooper, 2004, 302 ...
     
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    ... a wooden leg - work party of women volunteers doing embroidery - welfare clinic for mothers and babies/ examination of baby. - mothers being given talk about hygiene, etc. - Arusha - Clinic - welfare clinic for mothers and babies - Tanga Division HQ - ...
     
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    RHODESIA AND NYASALAND NEWSCentral African Federation

    Training and welfare at Kariba, the K.A.R. leaves Zomba for Lusaka, Chief Rozani ... College of Rhodesia & Nyasaland, Lady Benson visits new homecraft centre, training welfare officers. RM 2535

     
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    Great Britain

    Some of the hospitals, child-welfare classes, schools, teacher-training colleges, etc., run by the Anglican churches and missions in the five dioceses of Central Africa (including Zanzibar). Also includes footage of a leper settlement; a ...

     
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    ...  (Colonial Office, 1957, 144). Indeed, while the Units produced a number of health films and others on social welfare and development, there was a noticeable emphasis on ceremonial and political events within their output.

    Western and ...

     
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    ... tensions in the colonial response. The narrative is at pains to point out that ‘the administration and church welfare organisation raised funds to build settlements and model villages’, but it also reveals that the colonial authorities looked ...
     
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    ... 2500 people.

    (Reel 5) Living and working conditions on the Island are illustrated - stores management, laundry, cooking, camp newspaper, welfare provisions, church, and the two WVS sisters (the only females on the island). In October the first work ...

     
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    ... , vets and agricultural officers threatened. This, then, is presented as an attack on British development, progress and social welfare. An attack that the commentator suggests was not widely supported (‘the sort of cooperation that prompted many ...
     
  • Prentice Collection: The Survey & Control of River Blindness (Onchocerciasis) in Uganda 1959
    ... Station’ near Mount Elgon. It is noteworthy that both the control projects he was part of did not have the welfare of local people as a primary concern, and rather were focussed on protecting the staff and workers on projects relating to the colonial ...