Moon Phases and Contact for James L Garvey
Moon phases listed from last quarter to first quarter. James L Garvey offices provide a phone contact 10 for inquiries. The item reads like a brief telegraph notice with period style phrasing.
02 Jun 1953
Page 1
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Newspaper
Braidwood Review And District Advocate
Location
Braidwood, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1953
Page
1
Moon phases listed from last quarter to first quarter. James L Garvey offices provide a phone contact 10 for inquiries. The item reads like a brief telegraph notice with period style phrasing.
For the cause that lacks assistance for the wrong that needs resistance. For the future in the distance and the good that we can do.
A Victorian court report notes Judge Toose condemning drunken husbands who assault wives as lower than animals. He cites divorces granted after husbands kicked, punched, and destroyed homes, urging more authority for punishment. An inspector’s case in a town ends with a ten pound fine for a storekeeper, a terse exchange revealing local court procedures.
On Wednesday last 27th May the All Stars American Rugby League team played the Southern Districts in Canberra. About 8 000 people attended and £912 was taken at the gate, larger than crowds for French or English teams.
Montbulla Shire Council President Dr Geel N Squire announced he would not accept the £40 presidential entertainment allowance for the year, saying the position is one of honour. Councillor Handcock urged reconsideration, while Dr Soulie argued the fund covers entertainment expenses. the council debated whether the allowance applied to Mumbulla Shire.
American footballers won their first tour match in Canberra by nine points after trailing by 12 at halftime. The quirky account notes their nylon uniforms and headgear while recounting crowd chants, a late American try, and the celebratory field rush with somersaults and cheers amidst a rugby league crowd in Canberra.
In testimony before Judge Annaberg, Mr. J W Seiffert described his limited dealings with Doyle at Parliament House. He stated he never authorized Doyle to use his room, noted Doyle used his phone briefly and one time acted as a temporary typist, and mentioned a dental case involving a lethal dose found in his room with Doyle allegedly seeking access.
The fragment references tolerance within faith and credits Victor Huge, suggesting a column or opinion piece urging broad acceptance across religions. Details are sparse, but the tone implies a defense of religious tolerance as a guiding principle.
At the request of the Shoalhaven Shire President, CrP. West, Mr Jock Beale MLA has arrested for the Minister of Labour and Industries, Mr Landa, to receive deputation representing the Shire of Shoalhaven and the Municipality of Kiama. The aim is to urge the minister to compel Master Bakers to comply with the law and deliver breads to homes within three miles of their bakehouses. The Mobailster has agreed to meet the deputation, says the Nowra News.
Policy advocate Sir Richards argues replacing trams with motor buses will ease traffic in the metropolis. He cites rising congestion and delays at intersections, urging quicker government decision to shift transit away from tram lines amid road deterioration and growing motor vehicle numbers.
An order for three trigle efire ships to be installed at Adem refinery has begun. Work started recently and is expected to commence at Adem early in 1954, with involvement from European distillers and oil merchants. The Gulf of Aden is cited as the sea region for the operation.
A fragment proverbs on repeating matters and reporting, noting how repetition without clarity can distort meaning and truth. The terse line hints at caution in communication and the value of precise reporting over reflexive repetition.
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