National Radio Schedule Fragment From February First Listing
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous BBC and Australian programs with times and titles for a radio day. Entries include News Re View, Sacred Music, The Country, Housewife's Choice, The Australian Composer, Children’s Session, and Weather updates, with scattered scores and devotional segments. The dense garble preserves program titles and times but lacks coherent narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Housewife's Choice
BBC
RIS
Eare
Askins
Suncat
Lsewe
Mises Sis
ABC
Newz
Fragmented Racing Notes From Melbourne Meet
A garbled racing list from Melbourne references numerous horses and stakes including the ONN CANTY STAKES and LINVILLE NOVICE BANDS CAP. Names such as Beau Bonne Pegeta, Grand Tons, Sir Rank, and Youne Paul appear among many unreadable spellings. The context suggests a summary of results, entrants, and placings from a Feb 1 entry at Oakleigh Plate with a Mewmarket tie, but the text is largely indecipherable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nemo Taay
Nieto
Reyer
Ballinas
Pegelite
Rex
Alpacsre
Ateen
Gavedaie Solar Myster
Byenisa
Sir Rank
Walle
Varrad
Fragmented 1920s tennis results and names listing
Rain interrupted play leaving only partial results. The long list names Mr Anderson, Mrs Gray, McCracken, Cross, Bent, Murray, Hawthorne, Todd, and many others. Scores appear as 71-28 and 8-17 in scattered bouts among players including Crowley, Meinnes, Murray senior, and Cald, with references to Sunday play and various opponents.
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Anderson
W. Murray
T. ‘Murray Snr
Williams
Meinnes
Wilson
Pearsail
J. Barry
Cald
Xh Wavell
Mra
Miniera
King
Devitt Hill
Puller
Mra Meinnes
Thorpsen
Crow
Cock of the Walk results at Edmonton meet
Saturday Cock of the Walk saw Mrs McFarlane face Mrs Hind in gratted pairs while Mesdames Barry Caldwell Rewthorn Perkins and Newman Scholter Cadman competed. Other entrants included Beaman Pulls Tedeantion Hind Smart Pride Moule and Adcock Mire in a busy program.
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McFarlane
Scholt
Hind
M. Barry
Caldwell
M. Rewthorn
Perkins
Pear
Sail
E. Barry
Milford
McInnes
Newman
Scholter
Chinentor
Tyusdar
Adcock
Mire
Week's racing results and upcoming fixtures list
The page records results for several races with names like J Aliens and T Bare and notes draws for the week. It lists upcoming matches including Petts at Manic CB and Chub at Bank Crop and references multiple clubs and bowlers in a busy fixture slate.
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Revidta
T. Bare
C_ omrer
Vm Petts
Manic CB
Iaonte
V. Jenkins
W. Betty
Kramer Beats Sedgman in Tight Set to Open
In Hollywood two players traded games with close totals as Kramer edged Sedgman 6-4 in the deciding set. The match previews the overall tension of a forthcoming eight game slate.
Patty Defeats Labsex in Wet Piney Courts Championship
Patty defeats Labsex in a late surge to take the title at the covered courts championship. The event, held today, saw Labsex fans close to the action as the teams battled for the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ast Lcreen
Floods Shape Election Reach at Brierane Polls
Voters turnout nears 3800 as floods disrupt polling in Brierane. The electorate of about 120 008 square miles pressured officials to relocate or adjust voting procedures amid sustained heavy rain and rising waters.
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Brierane
Piods Neve
Public Auction Notice From Cooktown and Reem Areas
Fragmented public sale notice lists auctions at Cooktown on Petrusey al ah 21 and Reem with items including Chevrolet and other goods. References to equipment, furniture, and household items appear amid garbled names, dates, and addresses, indicating an upcoming public auction event dated for the morrow with location details and consignors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etters
Subarte
Olive
Calms
Rousebela Furniture
Scramble of names and races undercuts a track meet report
Fragmentary OCR lists scratch races, mile events, and rider names as Shearman, Thompen, Len MacPotlene, and Gael bird. It notes a notable scratch race win by Bic Shearman and mentions plans for a Queensland title and South Australian events. Several lines remain garbled with partial results and participant names.
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Rena
C'stearman
Shearman Creed
B. Thompens
Retirad
Gmuith
Sydney
Astres
Bic Shearman
Len MacPotlene
Momthe
We Allice
Gael Bird
AU Shearman
Ceca
Queensland
South Austins
GaIr policy speech emphasizes welfare and jobs
A garbled report cites policy remarks stressing the right to decent living and full employment. It references health services expansion and public free treatment, naming Langley, Wollnet, and other locals while noting efforts to bring medical units to rural areas and to improve countrywide healthcare access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland
Ab Ney
Toowooa
Ba Geemal Ompilal
Calne
Thunsville
Post
Langley
Woblet
Tome
Hee
Morea
Turpin to Defend Title in London June bout
Promoter Jack Solomons arrives in London from Australia and America stating Randolph Turpin will defend the vacant World middleweight title at White City in June. He noted U S boxers push for an American to hold the crown and named Charley Fus (Frazee) or Bob Olam (USA) as possible opponents. A separate Sydney card saw Me Bate stop Arthur Roly after ten rounds, with heavy late pressure from Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Jack Solomons
Randolph Turpin
Solomons
Amercam
Hawat
Turpin
Satecos
Tille Fm
Syor de
Taegu
Mls
Charley Fumes
Bobi Olam
Queensland Band At Rockhampton Musical Championship
The Queensland band competition will be held in Rockhampton from March 38 to April 8, described as Australasia s longest musical contest. Secretary Mr D T Beatson said there would be three daily performances with about 710 soloists and bands from Mareeba and Muttaburra competing. The piece notes funds and organizational details, including past expansions and the commission s stance on funding and construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Rockhampton
Australasia
Satine
Tovnieht
Agmeration
D. T Beatson
Mareeba
Tarbana Grould Cheeter
Beatson
Shipping moves and port cargo details in March outlook
Maritime notices show cargo movements with cement tonnage, sugar, and general goods. Vessels bound for the United Kingdom, Japan, and Australia report sailings in late February and March, including cement discharge and arrivals in Melbourne and Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syaney
Colrun Sport
Friest City
Port Co
United Kingdom
Japan
Eral
Melbourne
Catras
Tantus
Corin
Marth
Sydney
Townerilie
Cairne
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Tues
Dick Meehan
Srieldestreet
Eno
Beadmill
Sturaer Venetisa
Gabhertor
Sizta
J. Hall
Ade Iriel
Vsti PS
Beebrune Ceaginyl
Marie Ae
National Radio
Tureday
Passon
Tryan Bawarde
Linville
Cavalier
Macleay
Chathooe
Sing Burney
Filliro
Your Choice
Dales Kathryn
Dune
Fish Channel Navilloween
Banat Main
Youne Paul TA Arehue
Eile
Bris ‘Chomneringue
Tarien
Oakleigh
Mewmarket
Edmonton
Syrattond Associates
Kramer
Sedgman
Marabets
Kraimtr
Asi Tee
Ms ‘Senate
Screem Writer
Fifion Motion
Richard Brene
S Reta
Writers Guild
Patty
Esuues
Cato
Toanntle
Mney Seat
Sacs Shearman
Ib Tolga
Jones
Doreeauarter Lle
Mxaice BR MacPurer
W. Allee
Wildman
Mie
Rae A
Orenies
MacFarlane
Gael
Opexieng ‘Aetweeshipf
M Gairs
Humbust
Waite
Beck
Melanne
Langiey
Mablethia Fouren Wiebe
Britain
Mecenter
Kelly
Pune
Aneck Tinlan
Don Me
Bate
Arthur Roly
Sydney Buscian
Batet
Kelty
Ratly
Samren
Fryer
Norte Queensland
Kolynos
Olham
A. H. Deer & CO
Manchester Goode
Eiall
Farwe
Schener Street
H. M. Svendsen Pty
Lake Street
Rocla Pipes Ltd
Esderiap
AMIOL
Samuel Allen & Sons Pty
Samuel Alien
Ence
the Commercial Banking Company OF Sydney Limited
Bank OF Victoria Limited
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