On the Air Today Variety Radio Schedule Fragment
A dense OCR style list outlines numerous radio programs and broadcasts across day parts. It includes News Music Daily Devotion School Broadcast Luncheon Morning and Evening segments with mentions of orchestral performances and named conductors. The fragment ends with references to Sydney Symphony War Concert and various broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Watchman
Metropolitan Fire Brigade
Colin Crane
Sir Thomas Beecham
Sydney Symphony Orchestra
Wayland
Yeon Wireless Chorus
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Sydney Faces Water Famine Threat
Sydney could face drastic water rationing and industry stoppage if heavy rainfall does not arrive soon. Chief Engineer Farnsworth warned only heavy rain can avert a water failure and urged stringent conservation, while widespread weekend rain touched some districts with better totals in the northeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
The
Water Board
Farnsworth
Barnaworth
Central
Far North
Canberra Radio Schedule Notes Evening Programs
The Canberra Times listing shows a dense broadcast schedule with classical and news programs. Highlights include BBC News at 6 15 and The After Dinner Show at 7 30 along with Essential Services and music segments across the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le ‘Phillips
Sir ‘Thomas
Sydney - Sym
SLO
B.B.C. News
Musical Savouries
Earential
Mel Morris
National News
the Four Feathers
Round the Town
the Silver Screen
Georg Schneevoigt
Evergreena of Music
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Ncy
Canberra Times
Goulburn Post
Mid-Week Tennis Team Rosters and Players Listed
The article lists tomorrow's tennis matches by location and the players assigned to each team. Forrest 1, Griffith, Reid, Kingston, Forrest 2, Northbourne 1 and 2, Griffith L, Kingston, Reid 2, Eastlake each feature women players with surnames and initials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest
Mesdames Hughson
Jones
Hellhouse
Drake
Griffith
Mesdames Mahoney
Barchard
Cusack
Milas Phillips
Reid
Mesdames Fielding
West
Harvey
Osmond
Kingston
Mesidames Douglas
Thorpe
Gowing
Smith
Mesdames Taylor
Jamieson
Lott
Willington
Bradklon
Meadames Edwards
Alford
Milne
T. Southwell
Freebody
Northbourne
Griffith L
Mesdames Droop
King- Jey
Cross
Davidson
Grifth
Menadames Wilkinson
Limbert
Hope
Hawke
Johnston
Denton
Mias Gowing
Mesdame
Payne
Duncan
Schenk
Eastlake
Fleming
Camdron
Mitchell
Miss Crapp
Barton
Mesdames
Lightly
Hughes
Edwards
Day
Braddon
Mesdames Vant
O'Sullivan
Gates
Ryan
Man Pleads Guilty in Wire Cutting at Melbourne Racecourse
Harry Solomons, 30, formerly a 3XY radio mount, pleaded guilty at the Seasions Court to unlawfully cutting telegraph wires from the 3DB Ascot Vale broadcasting stand to the 3DB studio and from the ABC stand at the racecourse. He was sentenced to six months' imprisonment for the December incident that caused a racing sensation. He had been committed for trial after failing to appear and was later arrested in Suva in June. His counsel said he did not view the offence as criminal at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Seasions Court
3DB
Ascot Vale
A.B.C
Harry Solomons
Solomons
Suva
Foster
Sydney tragedy ends in murder suicide at Roseville
Arthur Errol Kaleski, 62, a Sydney business leader and MD of Lawrence and Hanson Electrical, shot his wife Ethel May Hinwool Kaleski in their Roseville home and then killed himself. Neighbours heard two shots at daybreak. police found Mrs Kaleski murdered in bed and Kaleski with a self-inflicted head wound. Report notes long war era gloom and Kaleski’s nervous breakdown. Three sons survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Arthur Errol Kaleski
Roseville
Palse
Ethel May Hinwool Kaleski
Kaleski
Lawrence and Hanson Electrical Pty. Limited
York Street
Queanbeyan Club Weekend Golf Winners Announced
The Queanbeyan Club held a weekend series of flag competitions won by J Arbuckle W Elsom and T Kirk. Arbuckle’s handicap was reduced after Saturday’s victory and captain H Dreyer also cut his handicap by one stroke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Arbuckle
W. Elsom
T. Kirk
Arbuckle
H. Dreyer
Beaulla
J. Edwards
W. Punshon
H. Lee
H. Ee
Kinckaman
Conad
Seericas
Ith
Edna Fairn
Bunlay - On
W. ‘Ise
Jaf Greaney
H. Tee
Australian Steeplechase and Camden Handicap Notes
Scratched entries include Dawn Mary and Excursion for races at Menangle and Camden. The fragment mentions Renae and Sareea in unclear form, with no clear results or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawn Mary
Camden
Es Renae
Cricket Southern Districts Council annual meeting at Wollongong
The Southern Districts and ACT Cricket Council met at Wollongong to approve continued operations for the coming season subject to the international situation. Elections named R G Kappler as president W Tickener as secretary and I A Smith as treasurer. The executive proposed increased affiliation fees and outlined expanded competition after the South Coast Union merger with groups in Moss Vale Oswarra Kiama Goulburn Yass Crookwell and ACT. The Burns Cup finals saw Tlawarra defeating ACT Association by 8 wickets. Crookwell won the Second Elevens. The council urged greater committeeman numbers and petrol cost reimbursement for travel to Canberra meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Act
Cricket Council
Wollongong
Councill
Canberra
R. G. Kappler
W Tickener
I. A. Smith
Fee
South Coast Union
Coast
Moss Vale
Oiswarra
Kiama
Tablelands
Goulburn
Yass
Crookwell
Australian Capital Territory
A.C.T
Alawarra A
Tlawarra
South Coast
Queanbeyan Club Sealed Handicap Cycling Debut
Queanbeyan Cycling Club held its first sealed handicap event last Sunday with riders starting from scratch. R Blandon led senior 20 miles on handicap while B Robinson posted fastest time of 50 min 30 sec. Furlonger won junior 12 miles from 1-10 handicap and Cullen posted 130 min 48 sec. Next Sunday features senior 36 miles and junior 10 miles handicaps with prizes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queanbeyan Cycling Club
R. Blandon
B. Robinson
Furlonger
A T. Staples
R. Gariveh
R McCrorey
R. Robinson
D. Furlonger
P. Burn
J. Cullen Iscratch
R. MoeIamek
Canberra Kennel Club Plans Special Meeting and Show
A special Canberra Kennel Club meeting is set for Sunday at Kingston Hotel at 11 a.m. to elect officers. President Dr Nott investigates a Sydney train link to the next Show and seeks Interior Department permission to use Griffith hockey ground for a patriotic and war funds event. At the Goulburn Kennel Club show a record 300 entries were received with Canberra exhibitors winning multiple firsts in various breeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston Hotel
Dr. Nott
Railways Department
Sydney
Department of the Interior
Griffith
Goulburn Kennel Club
Tribute to Board and Mr Wo Mintorn by South Coast Union
The Council acknowledges a distinct contribution to its prestige and success, with special tribute to Mr Wo Mintorn secretary of the South Coast Union. The council extends thanks to the press for publicity of its work and the competition features under its auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Wo Mintorn
The
South Coast Union
Eastern Suburbs to Meet Northern Suburbs in First Grade Final
Rugby union final set for Manuka Oval next Saturday with Eastern Suburbs facing Northern Suburbs. The match also doubles as a Canberra Cup round with prior sprint championship finals and Canberra school competitions scheduled around the senior game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Suburbs
Northern Suburbs
Manuka Oval
Union
University
R.M.C. No. 2
Queanbeyan
ACT
W. D. Murty
A.C.T
W. A. Woodger
Norths
HK. MM. Moore
R.mlc
Moore
Week's fixtures for Canberra schools and rugby events
The program lists standings and matchups for secondary and primary schools. Canberra High versus Canberra Grammar at Manuka Oval with 2.45 p.m. kickoff, plus forfeit by RMU to St Patrick's College. Friday features Queanbeyan Convent versus Tes lopen Park and Grammar versus Ainslie at several grounds. Saturday covers ACT Rugby Union finals Master Suburbs versus Northern Suburbs at Manuka Oval, University Cup, and combined primary schools events with Queanbeyan at 12.300 p.m. and referees noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra High School
Canberra Grammar School
Secondary Schools Sports Association
St Patrick's College
Goulburn
Manuka Oval
Telopea Park
Queanbeyan Convent School
Secondary Schools’ Association
RMU
St. Patrick's College
CHS
C.G
Grammar
Primary Schools’ Association
Teslopen Park
Quean
A.C.T. Rugby Union
Master Suburbs
Northern Suburbs
Manuka pOval
Mir WA Griffiths
Canberrin Cup University
RO Maguire
Combined
AC VT
Trimary Schools
Combines Queanbeyan Primary Schools
N. Laughlin
Lost memory man believed dead now residing in Victoria
Leasant Corcoran Dunbar of Ashfield vanished after a Botany Bay fishing trip in February 1032. His clothing was found in an upturned boat and a death presumption followed. His father sought letters of administration. the case adjourned as the man reportedly regained memory and lived under a new surname in Melbourne after marrying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leasant Corcoran Dunbar
Ashfield
Botany Bay
Leon de Strechas Dunbar
Nicholas
Fitzroy
Victoria
Melbourne
Rigon
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Nestlé
Nestles
Cusack's
Cuseck's
Manuka
Afc
Hony
Lise Perl
Queanbeyan Club
Wakelife
Southern Districts Council
A.C.T. Association
Goulburn Association
Tlawarra Association
Crookwell Association
Sydney Cricket Ground
New South Wales Association
New South Wales Cricket Association
Far North Coast Council
Auditine
Mackerras
IL. M. Maeerras
A,lf
Offcers
South Coast Union Lations Samit
Kennel Club
Rugby Union
L. KF
R.M.C
Perone
Kruechey
Kruschen
Aisa
Tvers
Mabel
Lifebuoy
Marae Dge
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