National Radio Schedule Amid 17 September 1601 Broadcasts
Listing of programs across a National Radio Monday schedule with items such as weather reports, talk segments by Dr Evatt and Mr Menzies, music programs, a children's corner, dance and boxing features, and a variety band lineup. Includes times and program titles, showing a period broadcast pattern with multiple speakers and entertainment segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eawenat
Nie
Beuton
Sewion
Magadine
Aeneal Seria
Berta
Dr. Evatt Juntier
RG Menzies
Mr Ward
London
Local Radio Schedule Flags Referendum Talk and Music
Fragmented 1961 broadcast log shows hourly News Weather and Talk segments with Referendum discussions. Entries mention Referendum Yes and No debates by named speakers alongside music blocks and religious segments.
Maori Sings At Covent Garden
Maori singer from Northland New Zealand young man Te Wiela from Olakt Northland joins Covent Garden Opera Company after BBC broadcasts. He arrived with kiwi feather regalia, praised as a New Zealand Paul Robeson for his potent voice and folk heritage taught by his Scottish grandmother. He quit carving to pursue singing and broadcasting in Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vasihan William
Pilgrim's Progress
BBC
Winn
Win
Vere
Covent Garden ‘Opera, Company
Macri
Olakt
Northland
New Zeand
Britain
Loa
Mina
New Zentana
Peter Fraser
Aluay
Trinity College of
New Zealand
Paul Robeson
Thia
Hat
Ty Winte i
Ut Allied
Janke Ment
Covent Garden
English by Radio expands BBC teaching reach worldwide
A BBC project titled English by Radio extends lessons beyond Britain using five minute broadcast segments. Recorded lessons, supported by community donations and building funds, are delivered to learners in Yorkshire and beyond with partner efforts from The Commonweal and local listeners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radle
BBC Gyerson Bervier
Britain
National Coal Board
Yorkshire
Dues
Enah
Réren
Orawa Ty Maderg
Banic
Brown
BBC
Adie
BAC
Financial summary of Herberton C W V A meeting
The report from the Herberton C W V A annual meeting shows a September 1950 credit balance of £29 19s, plus £11 10s in membership fees and £2 1s 0d for a cookery book. Donations and other items total £3906 with several line items such as Ball £884 8s and Rattles £644 10d. The bank loan and interest total £1775, with annual totals around £1187 19s 0d.
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Cale Stalin
Fragmented text hints at a multi-coin phone and tech notes
A garbled OCR passage references telephones, coins, and technical terms with scattered names and phrases. The readable bits mention Malcolm, Rams, and various partial place-like fragments, but no coherent event or clear reporting. The text lacks a discernible narrative or outcome.
Tu Che Social Spotlight Details
Italian 05 the Methodist inner to be held om tember 25. Fort tee toy the function is 5 pm. to 148 nm and not 148 pm ad stated on the invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italien
Fort Tee Toy
Bridge at St Woncat at St Monicas Clue Rooms
A Tuesday bridge session at St Monica's Clue Rooms held a pleasant afternoon with prize winners led by Mrs A Melvin and Mrs D Mc Phail. Participants included Mes dames A Shambrook, O Silliman, P Grogan, M Cameron, W Toohey, J Downey, A Melvin, Melvyn Bradford, C Barrett, D McPhail, E Wilson, and many others.
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St Monica's
A Melvin
Mra D Mc Phail
Hidden Timber
Thoss
Mes Dames A Shambrook
O. Silliman
P. Grogan
M. Cameron
Foley
Ten
G Bitlon
J. Downey
Dunas
A. Prichard
H. Power
May HN. Pall
E, Wilson
TL. Griffiine
J. Neher G Myins
Jenkins
D. Lannoy
Thomson
Mim ML Resy
Mra
J. Pureall
Ravenshoe CWA Annual Meeting Highlights New Fabrics
Ravenhoe CWA meets for annual talks on new fabrics after long research. Attendees include branch leaders and officers from Ravenhoe and nearby divisions, with reports on financials, membership gains, and the introduction of a new fabric called Onmalene developed by Berberton manufacturers. The meeting notes praise balance sheets for General and Sunshine Mountain Home accounts and thank retiring officers and volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravenshoe
Plevenshoe
Wtednaneufoecpromaca Reveastos
McAllagar
Clayton
H.W. Coupes
M. Jettries
Prat
Tous
Hattie
M. Carrick
B. Kidner
A Crowe M
Marber
Mataatry
Owston Wat
Sean Wen
Bayenshoe
Patra Niay
Sunshine Mountain Home
Crowe
Mecara Holdcroft
McAlinter
Mra
Toft Herberton
G Smith
Mesdimes MC
Janet
Malfield
Rer
Ira
MM shAlliater
E. Craig
M. Whelan
Ares
W. Stowell
Atherton ‘Tableland Division
O.C.W
Iacomina
Browell
Créwe
McAllister
Eel
Eased
Mra Maynard
Knoe Fom
Berberton
Marlow and
Jones Lid
Manchester
Englard
Hilden
Cnoper
Lovely
United “Kingdom
Lo Santilly
Machtery
Alten
Revival of Shipping Ties Lebanon to World Trade
Abdullah Al Mashnouk editor of Al Maass urges government aid for private shipowners to buy modern vessels flying the Lebanese flag. He notes Phoenician ports Sidon Tyre and Tripoli once dominated world commerce and argues revived shipping could create jobs and boost Lebanon’s economy across the Mediterranean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
AAP
Labson
Welds Lors
Phoenicians
Ummels
Cewa
Abdullah Al-Mashnouk
Al-Maass
Pelvale
Sidon Tyra
Tripoli
Lebanon
Marge
Christ
Mediterranean
Fingerprint tampering claim surfaces in hearing testimony
An FBI probe into altered fingerprints and plastic surgery methods surfaced during a Senate Appropriations hearing. Witnesses including J. Eagar Hoover described efforts to change fingerprints and related facial features. Testimony detailed FBI findings and suggested improprieties within investigative files.
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Washington
Biekman
SBI
Hoover
Benats Appropriations
Haciology in the Branch of Livers Azure Ty
Fragmentary note describes a 1508 origin of the name cazetle and a public seeding event in Viena with attendees. It mentions Tewspapers and a game ena, but details are unclear and sources are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coir
Ena
Viena
Band Boys Run Afloat in Austratian Naval Operations
Fragmented OCR text references band boys and naval activities with unclear context. The readable fragments mention ships, cruisers, stations, and a coded phrase about a patrol or patrol tone. Other parts remain obscure, making a precise event unclear.
United Nations Headquarters to Receive Global Donations
The United Nations in New York plans to complete headquarters fittings with international gifts. Sweden, Denmark, France, Belgium, Norway, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, and other nations contribute furnishings, draperies, and decorative items. Australia and South Africa donate wood paneling and a podium for the General Assembly, with 50 cherry trays from Friends of the United Nations to be shipped to the United States in early 1952 for planting near the complex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N. Y
Charceler
World Organization
Sweden
Fom
France
United Kingdom
Pruppises
Belgium
Erante Tins
Norway
Unita Thom
England
Benides
Danmark
Sha Omar
Security
United Stations
Ates
Friends of the United Nationa
Wed States
Arly
Itssre
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the Great Caruso
Hearne’s
National Radio
Becsion
Dr. Ayatt
Vilage Oise
Mr. Cleary
Alice Enders
Stoney
Ida
DEPT
China
Royal Standard
A. J.draper
Abbott St Cairns
Congrete Home Furnishers
Herberton
CWA
Finance
Bumllinge
Aii
Titan
Guinea
St Hay Cay Rae
ST. Wontcat
CWA Annual Meeting
Opa
Arturna
Revenshoe Cps
FBI
Peter
Ran
Austratia
Inverumenia
Neuc Tn
Pune
A. Giese Wa
Dhers
U.N
HAR Cosmarai Ree
Tex and
Biscuite
Joe Dress
Nana
Lis
Burry
Plas
Ege
Pootliont Errekade
Serhwiccione
Betty Grable
Jobe Ne Phrds
Gene Tierney
Prem Foster
Footlight Serewade
Technicolour
Betty Crable
Johe
Gene Tiernen
Preston Foster
Tlamimgo Road
Joan Later
Adam and
Evelyaer
Semasy
Wittiam Holden
Yiwll
Thasens
C.clauson
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