Radio brings cheer through wartime broadcasts
Amidst disruptions from the Aberdeen railway, Miss Marlo Burke and Mr. Morgan of the Katja Gom pany broadcast from Mumwell Brook hospital station 2. They relay messages to lift spirits of the wounded and evacuated, including friends in England, with improvised programs and a hopeful tone. The piece highlights radio's role in easing suffering during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Marlo Burke
Morgan
Katja
Gomwrn Pany
Linmahen
Mumwellbrook Moepitel
Bourke
Abe Tayi
Wij
England
Radio Bridge Broadcast Opens with Four-Player Card Play
Virlee announces a live bridge session broadcast from 200 Studios. Four players compete starting at 8 AM with Master guiding the hand descriptions. Listeners vote via a telephone line as each hand is completed and the studio audience follows along.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aylney
Bevies
Mineter
Will Hinds
Eve Hitomi
Ube
Carla Ngo
Livto
Gorden
Abe
Mina Tore
Hospital Radio Memorializes Dervid Foury Stewart
In memory of his nephew Dervid Foury Stewart, a hospital radio project brings bedside aid to Vormoint Begeh Inet Basher and the ward’s children. The device aids rehabilitation with a bedside speaker and ward radio, funded for Royal Prince Alfred and other hospitals to foster morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dervid Foury Stewart
Bia
Vormoint
Basher
Joo Stewart
Wietery
Soburbe
Windema
Ami
Royal Priny Alfred
Waterfall Wenlorium
Royal Bouth Audecy Hospital
Pol
Coast Hospital
Ndney
Royal North Hire
Wells
Feerry
Exercise by Radio Broadcast Motion 2 UL
A historical note on radio exercise programs titled Exercise by Radio. It describes morning calisthenics for Americans with alarm bells and cold-water routines. The schedule lists broadcasts for FARMERS at 1100 metres with names like Gypay Smith and Verubyterion J, spanning July 17 to July 22 with musical interludes and demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S.A
Makic
Epeaihe
Duby
Pam
Orm
Verubyterion J
Compartan ii
Gypay Smith
Eippedrome
Moning
Ee Smith Neyo Apes
Local Music Schedule and Concert Notes
July events feature performances at St James Church of England and Dopaine Studio Convert Summy. Programs include Jan da Chavets recital, Donati quartette, and a Presbyterian Bible study session with a church choir. Concerts span July 20 to July 24 with multiple venues listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly Owen
Buwtoy
Toby Os
Servier Sooty Church
Ochurch
Bite
Manly Hatul
Metuey
Faleith
Olvewien
Henttiah
Thoreday
Durre Ward
Lewlatt Vriday
Jan da Chavets
Dopaine Studio
St. James Church of England
Niontly
Stading
Debating Fair Play in Welsh Tennis Tournament
The article critiques a local tennis match stoppage and forfeit threats after disputes over rules. It notes the umpire lacked jurisdiction, calls for fair play, and questions the fairness of withholding a prize to prevent a forfeit. The writer argues tournaments should be decided on play, not pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Vieltor
Chen
Viellor
Linu
Vlaltor Conde
Enormous Losses Presage Grim Drought Report
Mr P Hawking manager of Lawa Bi Station in the Gulf reports severe drought across the Gulf country from Cloncurry to Hughenden with many sheep dying or abandoned. Green grain appears at Eddington supporting up to 10 000 sheep, but immediate rainfall is needed. Kangaroos feed on sparse pasture while towns flee with dwindling stock. cattlemen face similar plights and many selections may fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Hawking
Lawa Bi
Gulf
Mackay
Cloncurry
Hlechman
Eddington
Townsville
Hawkins
Brisbane
Barraclough Limited Opticians Armidale Address Visit
A. Barraclough Limited Opticians announces a town visit to Armidale at Tatter Sallys Hotel on September 6 from noon to 5. The firm has supported the area for thirty years and will present at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Barraclough
Armidale
Iacmay
Eptember
Tattersall's Hotel
Frederica Parker
Seperial
Tamworth
Caledonian
Woman credits Parker remedies for relief and return to work
An 81 year old woman reports years of rheumatism and back pain eased by Mrs Parker's medicines. She says her stomach, nerves, and skin improved, she could walk again, and she returned to work after previous medical failures. Her testimony praises the treatment and urges others to try it.
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Tediow
Manel Monchin
Parker
Dave
Tarkere
Wenulion
Country Children and a School Transport Proposal
A draft proposal urges council support for providing conveyances to move country children to centralised town schools. The plan, critiqued as centralisation, faces opposition from local authorities and parents who fear loss of rural schooling roots and discipline. The council declined to cooperate, preferring to keep country pupil attendance at local schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fnd
Macintyreshire Council
Nombals Chamber of Commerce
Connedl
Jimpete
Higginds
Bayin
Fuller
Bether
Howe
Ithe
Dr. Hughes
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Wireless News
Radid
Hospital
Virlee
Anil
Hospital Radio
Priday
Dare Why Bruwton
Baturdiny
Buln
Arwia and
TATA
Ira Tio
Father Wallin
Country Children
Lord Alglos
Prirea
Boye’ Boota
Sydney
Voleen
Olpey Smith
C. R. Topham
Harmony House
Beardy Street
B. Weaver
Pott-Street
Lee
Thustaes
Grorce
Onttache
Coltora
Baddla
Cirle
Kaddler
Nosden-street
Braund's
Tan
Stour
Paul
Welle Bedi
Appeireunis
Milnes Boot Warehouse
Mallams
Anthony Horderns
Ianthony Horderns Sons Limited
Eer
Phane
L. P. Rosen & Son
Fpping
B. Wales
Epp
Wheeler & Levy
Liverpool St
Larties
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