Wireless Broadcast Schedule From City Hall Chronicle
A detailed day long schedule lists City Hall chimes and various radio segments including Austradio musical reproductions, weather and market reports, and entertainment features. The timetable covers Morning to Evening sessions with chimes, news services, and talks for women alongside poetry and astronomy segments.
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City Hall
Commonwealth
Austradio
Australan Press Association
Sun-Herald News Service Ltd
Daily Mail
Austradia
Howe Diowan
ILO
City Mesl
Vice
Sappd
Metropolitan Repapers
LLM
Tecoma
Offcal Wireless
Charles Hastings
Pane
William Marshall
Vielin
Logan
Fiimly
Tschaikowsky
Australia
Uncle Ben
Uncle Bob
Daily Standard
I Chapman
Night Session of Grand Opera Fragments at City Hall
An eight to eleven pm program staged by Mr End John features five groups of excerpts from Grand Opera and miscellaneous numbers. Performers include May Jordan, George Williamson, Mildred Bell, James Holmes, and J. P. Cornwell with studio ensembles and mixed quartettes. Weather forecast by Commonwealth Bureau closes the event before City Hall chimes.
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End John
Mozart
May Jordan
Elizabeth
Tannhauser
Wagner
George Williamson
Spirit Gentile
Donifet
Meyerbeers
Mascagni
Folkerngs
Mildred Bell
James Holmes
Metropolitan
J. P. Cornwell
Hill
Sharpe
Blow
Stanley Tamblyn
Bartone
Schubert
TV — Classical
Studio
Beethoven
Schumann
J. PF. Cornwell
Phillipe
Violettes
Walktenfel
Brewer
Moncton
Levitzki
Pierette
Chaminade
Alexander
Gritton
Scott
Dugt
Noble
Goodwing
Youn
Tom O'Deven
Russel
Commonwealth Weather Bureau
Cable News
Sun-Herald” News Service Ltd
Australian Press Association
Daily Standard
Golf Spherer Tees Off As Fans Ping It With Club
A small indented sphere is placed on a tee and struck by an eight-member crowd using a club. The event centers on the gag or stunt as spectators disrupt the tee shot with coordinated taps.
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Pengkting Man
Dominions offer ten percent preference sparks mixed Anglo French notes
London dispatch cites French press criticism of Britain's tariff proposal. Le Temps and Le Journal denounce Dominions policy as incompatible with international solidarity and accuse Britain of imperial arrogance. Tariff advocates blame Conservative party squabbles for public agitation against Dominion tariffs.
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London
Paris
Manchester Guardian
Dominions
Britain
le Temps
le Journal
Admiralty
A. V. Alexander
Sheffield
Baldwin
Bennett
Scullin Tours Empire Goods Display in London
Australian Prime Minister J. J. Scullin toured the Civil Service Store Empire display in London and praised Australian products and labeling. He noted strong staff effort and packed shelves as Empire preference in action.
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London
J. J. H. Scullin
Australia
Civil Service
Forbes
King
Dociman Prouds
Fim
New Zealand
Melbourne Reports Nine Month Car Theft Totals
Keimins from the Police Department show that in the nine months to September Melbourne reported 110 cars and 270 motorcycles stolen. Eighty-one cars and 401 motorcycles were found, mostly abandoned, with many recovered in various condition. Authorities note a rising joy riding problem and consider dedicating detectives to curb car thefts, citing Sydney as a model with six detectives in the program.
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Melbourne
Criminal Investigation Branch
Miss Rogers Gains Fifteen Pounds Six Weeks
A testimonial promotes McCoy's Cod Liver Compound Tablets claiming Alberta Rowers regained weight after a flu illness. The ad asserts appetite return, cheeks filling out, and a 15 pound gain in six weeks with a money back guarantee, urging readers to choose the original product.
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McCoy
Alberta
Pardy Anton
Telegraphic Link Reaches Britain in Early Global Telecom Era
A partial report notes that telephonic communication has been established with Great Britain marking a milestone in transatlantic connectivity. The wording suggests a speculative future expansion and emphasizes the novelty of long distance telephone links.
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Great Brita
Dominions Secretary Warns Against Panic and Quack Remedies
J H Thomas states Britain bears Dominions defence costs and warns delegates not to be blinded by rhetoric. He cautions against quack remedies in moments of panic and stresses priority on their own people within the Empire.
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London
J. H. Thomas
Dominions
Britain
Baldwin and Crusaders Declaration Reported
Fragmentary copy shows Mr Baldwin declaring a movement or group labeled Crusaders with a notable statement, though the text is incomplete and unclear. No further context or details are readable to confirm the event, date, or location.
Mr Parker Moloney Inspects Retailers For Empire Products
Mr Parker Moloney visited major retailers including Whiteleys Barker and Waitrases to sample Australian products. He noted salesmen reported Australian quality and trading now surpass Californian in consumer preference. He praised the spirit of cooperation and the public demand for Empire products. He tasted Australian raisins and found them in splendid condition.
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London
Parker Moloney
Whiteleys
Barkers
Waitrases
Moloney
Empire
Beaverbrook warns on Baldwin policy shift in Empire trade row
Lord Beaverbrook questions Mr. Baldwin's stance on Empire Free Trade and a proposed Empire-wide tariff wall. He notes Baldwin’s words could push protectionist aims while promising benefits to British industry, urging continued efforts amid unclear intent.
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Lord Beaverbrook
Baldwin
Mr. Baldwin
Gift to Department Enginemen's Strategy for Safety
Melbourne dispatch reports the Locomotive Engine Drivers and Firemen's Association in Victoria instructing members to prepare engines within the Arbitration Court award time to depart on schedule. Officials note the award allowed 45 to 40 minutes, while the union directs 60 minutes, requiring workers to report early to avoid delays and safeguard passenger safety.
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Melbourne
Collins
Union
Department
Hill Farm Incident Near Hants Described In Fragment
A fragment from Hill Farm near Bilsfield in Hampshire describes a throe of a digging event where a hole 4 inches wide was cut to a depth of 12 feet, with an additional 2 feet mentioned.
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Hill Farm
Bilsield
Hants
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