On the Air Today Radio Schedule Fragments
A chaotic list outlines hourly radio programming across stations 2FC 3AR and others. It lists news, music, talks, devotional segments, school broadcasts, and special events with varied start times and programme names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berial
Wgdeas Ieee
Raly Foucheon
H. Thompain
Radio Newareel
Newa
Mr. Barley
Young Australia
Adelaide Light Orchestra and Wireless Chorus
Guy Pentreath
Haydn Beck
Clore
B.B.C. News
Stock Exchange
Conspiracy Share Hawking Convictions and Sentencing
Albert Levitus and Ronald Bruce Walker were found guilty of conspiring in a share hawking scheme at the Central Criminal Court. They received five and three years respectively in prison as Justice Halse Rogerson noted the jury’s verdict as the sole option given the evidence. The case highlighted the menace of fake balance sheets and false statements used to lure the public. The jury did not reach a verdict on William Kingsley Wicks, who remained on remand on bail.
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Sydney
Thurwilay
Albert Levitus
Ronald Bruce Walker
Central Criminal Court
Halse Rogera
Merry
Walker
Aaie
William Kingsley Wicks
De Havilland to Make Tiger Moth Planes in Australia
The De Havilland Air Craft Pty. Ltd. manager announced that Tiger Moth trainer aircraft production in Australia has shifted largely to Australian materials and can export trainers built almost entirely from local materials. The plant has expanded to six times its pre war size.
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Sydney
de Haviland Aircraft Pty. Ltd
Australia
de Haviland
Sydney taxi services shortened as petrol limits bite
Sydney's transport system faces acute problems as petrol restrictions cut taxi services and put many drivers out of work. Buses trams and trains will run, while buggy servicers will not be curtailed.
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Sydney
Sydneya
Additio Wl Srama
Wet canteens show soldiers favor milk over beer
A survey in a 5000 man A.L.F. camp found each man drank 10 pints of beer in summer and six pints of milk and cordials for every five pints of beer. The minister Mr. Spender said this disproves critics of wet canteens and shows beer is a refreshing beverage. Beer sales accounted for 12 per cent of total canteen sales.
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A.lf
Spender
Dutch Planes to Start Extra Malaya Palestine Service
AAP dispatch reports Dutch air line plans an additional weekly return service between Malaya and Palestine with British planes carrying Dutch mail on the route both ways. The cooperative scheme excludes a Singapore to Sydney leg, while KN LOM restricts some operations and notes a feeder link to Pan American Airways via Lisbon.
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Ratayvla
Weilheadtay
Dutch Air Lines
Malaya
Alestine
Eneh Binnie
Minum
Singapore
Suiey
Sinapore
Becwuse
Jacearry Munil Prem Awlemi
Fois
KOM Niko
Acepvier
Pan-American Airways
Cadet Photo Gift Links Rugby Union to RMC in Ceremony
A framed photograph of Brigadier Robertson surrendering Torak was presented to the Australian Military College. ACT Rugby Union president Mr W G Woodger praised cadets for their gym play and noted the photo as a permanent link between the Union and the RMC. Star news officials lauded Robertson as a famed soldier and sportsman, underscoring the photograph as a lasting reminder of ties between the groups.
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H. C. H. Roberteon
Toorak
ALMLC
Stat Cadete Mets
ACT Rugby Union
W. G. Woodger
Wielger
Brig. Robertson Ht
Union
RMC
Carlos Meas
Unider-Omcer
Queen
Meas
Star
Rugby Vale
Barrier sabotage halts Mornington race start
Barricade posts at the 7 and 4 furlongs were found sawn through just before racing at Mornington. The posts near the start were weakened and could have caused a serious accident if a train had run them. Barriers could not be used and only one strand of tape ran the four races until the screen was removed after the fourth race.
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Melbourne
Mornington
Afticlal
Fune
Brombaster
Louie Stops Conn In Thirteenth Round For World Title
London boxing match ends with Joe Louie scoring a thirteenth round knockout of Billy Conn to claim the heavyweight championship. Louie improves his record to 14 3 and secures the title in a dramatic finish.
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London
Joe Louie
Billy Conn
National football week end matches at Northbourne oval
The article previews a football weekend with selections from Ainslie Canberra and Fairbairn at Northbourne oval. It notes key players Stevens Cleary Cul tins McConaghby Jones and others as reserves, and mentions Canberra vs New South Wales Fastlake and other inter-club matches with expected strong lineups and coaching confidence.
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Nrathbourne Oval
Ainslie Moe
Kaslinke
Ainerie
Stevens
Cleary
Cultins
McConaghby
Jones
Tigen
Hy Wero
Bloomfield
Isosnedy
Whatman
Junr
Canberra
New South Wales
Fastlake
Northbourne Oval
Nouham
A. Drayfus J
Gladwin
Recementa
Australia to Triple Flax Plantings Amid 1940 Grow Plan
Australia will plant three times the 1940 flax area and nearly 30 times 1938. Victoria 28 000 acres Tannania 15 000 acres South Australia 8 200 acres Western Australia 7 800 acres. Great Britain requested seed from at least 50 000 acres available. Some seed still in Victoria and additions encouraged.
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Australia
Victoria
South Australia
Grea Britain
Growing Deaf with Head Noises Trial Remedy
A self described remedy claims Parmint double strength mixed with het walter and sugar, prepared by a chemist, to relieve head noises and catarrhal deafness. Four daily doses are suggested with claims of easier breathing and less mucus.
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Het Walter
Clinton Williams
Miz
Lid
Bydney
Prompt unclear portion cites gas unit suggestion
The fragment mentions suggesting country garages and workshops be encouraged to Tampere or gas units in line with a plan described as 2h.
Army Minister Hints at Surprise War Bread Shortage
The Minister for the Army told the House of Representatives he would be surprised if a bread shortage hit the nation. he discussed supply concerns and possible measures amid wartime strain.
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Spendert
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Sydney Town
2FC
Canberra Times
2BL
ZBL
Goulburn Post
2CA
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Ellis Price
Wreer's Patio Club
Moruya Seasion
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Share Hawking
Sydney Taxi Cabs
Middle East
AAP
Rugby Union
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THE
Royal Indian Navy
Helen McGovern
Kingston
Canberm Queanbeyan
Scarlet O'Hara
Conn
Queanbeyan
Fairbairn
T.T
Air Force
Jmeet
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Yooirn
Oh Anu Iw
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Sehube
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Pinchbeck
Queanbeyad
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Sean McCoutt
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BLALA
F. Kearney
Moore
Acton
Bob Kay
Alalaf
Uwmople
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Eltham
Grat
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Wright
Pema
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Yien vooAn Om
Feel
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Met Loshey
Amalle
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Eastlake
Northbourne
Greig
Coun
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Weeperda
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SHELL
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Jann Company
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Dance
Eixteen
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Canton
Linda
Witer
Honourable East India Company
Bombay Marine
Bombay Navy
Poyal Tolan Marine
Oval
India
Royal Navy
Carnitas
Bs Coromerm
Ila Danseuse
Eydney
Benedwlek
Ford-England
Ford
Ford Motor Company OF Australia Pty
Moore Bros. Pty. Ltd
Scott
AMD
Aberdirde
MR. Hughes
Monaiess
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