Evening Radio Schedule With Music and Talks
A detailed listing of day long radio programming including morning, afternoon, evening and night sessions. It notes announcers Rita McAuliffe H Humphreys K Wight J H Hamphreys and program items such as Home Crafts social news The Daily Mail and The Courier news services, stock market and weather updates, and live musical performances with artists Otto Reiss Thelma Sanderson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansous- Cer
J. Tyson
Observatory
Tame
the Daily Mail
Bil
Seve Electric Records
the Courier
Rita McAuliffe
Mairain
Ranning
K. Wight
Hamphreys
Hew
Stock Exchange
Fenwick
Wallaby
J. F. F. Reid
Queensland Agricultural Journal
H. Basen
Otto Riess
Vic
Gilbert Drover
Claud: Wearne
Dor
Harmony Foor
Malanda Jottings Reflects Turbulence Amid Resignations
April notes ongoing strife at Our Co-operative Banter Association with internal dissension and a resigned general manager. Dairy market issues spur debate over butter pool prices, Queensland vs New South Wales terms, and regional impact. Community events include concerts at English’s and Tarzali, a Tennis Club AGM with healthy finances, and rugby results showing Mareeba edging Malanda with late drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-operative Banter Association
Ainsworth
Ths
Sears
Decca
Graves
Queensland
N.S.W
Aos
Byron Bay
South Queensland
Australia
Mareeba Scarlet Runners edged by Malanda Bluebirds in tough Sunday game
In Sunday action the Malanda Bluebirds defeated the Mareeba Scarlet Runners by six after a hard struggle. Saturday sees Malanda win the senior match at Yungaburra by 29 to 3, with another Miner team triumph noted. The piece also mentions W H Baker and four school students at Malanda excelling in studies and exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mareeba “Scarlet
Malada
Bluebirds
Reral
Yungaburra
Malanda
The
Onion
Matans
W. H. Baker
Newanefer Parramatta
Cairns
Teague to Lead Irvinebank Band After Resignation
Mr. F Teague formed a notable local band with players previously unfamiliar with instruments. He has resigned after two to three months, and will take charge of the Irvinebank band, a move Irvinebank residents greet despite regret at his departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarzali
Venice
Teague
Hooper
W. W. Williams
Raymonde
God Save the King
F. Teague
Mal
Irvinebank
Misunderstandings hampered Australian trade for years
Article notes trade frictions and urgent moves to reduce port and harbour dues, improve cargo handling with installed appliances, and address motor traffic law to empower enforcement. It cites gloomy European reporting on Australia, concerns over misunderstandings, and calls for fair treatment of country picture theatres amid new insurance duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itt
Country Picture Theatres
Nevis
Picture Exhibitors Co-operative Film-protection Board
Organisa
Country Theatres
Liverpool
Late
Globe
Two Guineas
Reseme
Labor and Local Option Loom in Victoria and New South Wales
The article outlines labor overhauls to local option and prohibition stances in Victoria and New South Wales, notes a political push for cremation of criminals after execution, reports on a large mill opening with police and picket activity, and mentions peanut production and tariff actions shaping Australian industry. It references unions, mills reopening, and the embargo on peanut imports as part of broader economic and social shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor
Victoria
New South Wales
Con- Gia
Piaud
China
Australia
Tariff Board
Commonwealth
Government backs cultivation on lighter northern soils
The government adopts a policy to foster and protect the cultivation industry. Emphasis falls on lighter soils in northern areas, including semi and tropical zones, to expand output and resilience. The move signals support for growers and investment in agro expansion.
Anzac Day Observed in Ingham at Church Commemoration
In Ingham on April 26, Anzac Day was marked with church services and a commemorative meeting noting theteenths anniversary of Anzac. Representatives from local groups attended as speeches were delivered, reflecting on duty and sacrifice amid a well received program and orderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingham
Anzac Tiny Oh Soarmen
Betes
Iris
Belgrade Bandit Convicted of Murders Seeks Death Sentence
Miloslav wrsarhcks, implicated in multiple murders and robberies including rape, was convicted and sentenced to death as a fourfold death sentence. He also received 162 years in prison, though the harsher penalty superseded by the death sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Miloslav Wrsarhcks
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Lars la
Ammn Nichols
Lila Lee
Ruth Taylor
James Hall
Hoot Gibson
Palace Theatre
Pidat
A. Jeena Warwick
Mackay
Gympie
Chametos
Townsville
Ipswich
Abbott Street
Eddleston
Best
Excelsior” Cycle Works
Sheridan Street
Brisbane
W. N. McKeeman
Gordonvale
Smellie, CO
Cari, Ld
H. H. Lees
Sree Shapott
Hilton
Philipgon
Broom
K. Farlane
Marecha
Malani
Jack McNab
Hunter
Gard
Mareeba
Ree
G. Gyton
MR Baker
Mr. Gormas
Ibroad
Europe
England
London
Saati
Jreeton
Nsw
Wander
Salass
Douglas Fairbanks
ANKS
Marian Cooper
Rays OF Sunshine Co
3OX
Uacicks
Berend
Matiner
Dpm
Gallipoli
Owen Whittick
S “Pham
Cairn
Labor and Local Option
Ne Kelly
F. B. Deceiving
Merlot
Pam