National Radio Listing Signal and Time Slot Notes
National Radio 1116 Mure 124 500 presents a Children’s Session with a 4.00 time slot. Aratratod segment details remain unclear in the fragment.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 15, 1950
Page
8
National Radio 1116 Mure 124 500 presents a Children’s Session with a 4.00 time slot. Aratratod segment details remain unclear in the fragment.
A fragmentary page shows varied times and prices for events and services. Mentions Brisbane England church and local performances such as Arobuts Amey Show and Quintet with hours listed like 6pm and 8:00, plus multiple musical acts and community notices.
OCR fragment lists times and program names such as reading from the Bible, hospital hour, sacred music, and lessons. It appears as a jumble of broadcast lines with hours and titles, lacking coherent context or full entries. The readable items hint at a mid century station schedule with music hour and religious segments.
A chaotic restaurant scene unfolds as Joe disputes service and a waitress pleads for calm. The customers argue over a burnt steak, spilled beverages, and a missing ring while an awkward tension sours the dining room.
A fragmented account recalls a Birmingham incident where a worker ignited a gas system by accident, lighting the employer’s house and factory. The tale highlights the rise of gas illumination and its impact on business and city life, noting gas’s growing prominence over other methods.
A New York AP report details a family's anxious weekend as doctors debated care for a hospitalized relative. The dialogue shows conflicts between clinicians and family, with concern over potential medical decisions and the strain of waiting for guidance.
The U.S. Navy conducts a broad operation against three major enemies, snails and flies among them, aiming to boost health and vitality. A dedicated team, led by Capt. James J. Barro, coordinates insecticide research and field efforts with the Department of Agriculture to protect kitchens and supply lines across Pacific theaters.
A damaged OCR passage describes Cypriot separatist aims and foreign reactions. It mentions a United Nations submission from New York, Greek Cypriots seeking a UN audience, and a Communist-backed delegation visiting London to meet the Colonial Secretary. Government cautions on progress and propaganda are noted.
The article describes trimming and training of a plant to prevent crowding. It notes removing or thinning crowded branches by the third year, reducing central shoots, and shortening drooping or overgrown branches to balance the tree structure. It emphasizes maintaining healthier growth and proper spread.
Gardeners should treat established trees with regular pruning and early training for young trees in the first three to four years. Neglect damages growth. proper top trimming, removal of weak shoots, and shaping by height balance the canopy. Harvesting flowers promptly, applying a weak sap wash, and removing diseased portions help maintain vigor.
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