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Bridgetown Advocate

Location

Bridgetown, Western Australia, Australia

Date

Dec 23, 1948

Page

11

Editorial Now For 1949

An optimistic year end editorial reflects on 1948 and looks ahead to 1949. It notes hardships and irritations but highlights security and hope, expects continued prosperity, and wishes readers health and progress in the new year.

Australia

First Full Scale TV Broadcasts Show A Strange New World

New York observers note the first full day of television, with 7 am to night programming, resembles radio fare and heavy advertising. A daytime TV babysitter feature with Pat Meikle dominates morning viewing, while sponsors like Maxwell House promote products with novel, visual stunts.

Pat Meikle de Mont Batecuke Eiall Tater Cheshire Cats

It Would Be Quieter It Would Be Quieter

Fragmentary OCR text mentioning Dr Henry Pratt and Vada Child or York appears incomplete. No clear event, date, or organization is readable to summarize a distinct news item or outcome.

Henry Pratt Vada Rchild York

Toll maker blocks police after body recovered

In Oxfordshire at Iffley a toll maker refused to release a body that had been recovered, hindering police handling of the scene. The incident raises questions about authority and protocol following the discovery.

Iffley Oxfordshire

Council converts offices to flat to fill committee clerk post

In Ruislip Middlesex the council, after advertising with no success, spent 225 pounds converting premises into a flat and then offered the post. The feature notes Sir Robert Horn of Canadian Pacific Railway as a famed train lover who devised a rattling vibrating bed to aid sleep during travel.

Ruislip Middlesex Immedia Sir Robert Horn Canadian Pacific Railway Eer Sanearaere Jeneef Poahlen Secarien Sada H.E.I B.R.I H.A. 1

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