09 Jun 1936
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Newspaper
Braidwood Review And District Advocate
Location
Braidwood, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 09, 1936
Page
1
A letter from 12 graziers in the Wildellama and Osllen districts urged an open season to destroy kangaroos and wallabies. The meeting decided to apply for licenses for landholders to cull the animals, warning that an open season could wipe them out.
A Sydney correspondent laments rising NSW liquor spending in 1935 with women driving much of the increase and notes beer as a favored tipple among “female beer-lappers.” The column also covers rabbit skin prices, local dances, a police remark on drunken dancing, public notices, a golf competition, council remarks, and various small-town incidents and gossip from Moruya, Bateman’s Bay, Goulburn, Bowral, Kiandra, Adaminaby, and Braidwood.
The National Theatre screens two features including Frankie Thomas in Wednesday's Child with Karen Morley and Edward Arnold, a Broadway drama about divorced parents, plus Murder On a Honeymoon with Edom May Oliver and James Gleason. Saturday presents Tallapin Tommy episode plus other films and a sailor cartoon. a Melbourne clergy pay critique follows.
The HLAC.A appeals to motorists to take care when passing pedestrians in wet weather and avoid splashing them with mud or water. Numerous instances of careless driving near tram crossings or pedestrians on the road are noted.
A terse courthouse or police log line records a distressed inquiry as an officer reports a suspect strapped to a pole and firing a gun toward a house, with a cry for the missing beloved. The fragment hints at danger and pursuit, with a tense, period-voice vignette.
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