Man Charged at Central Police Court Over Treasury Bonds
At the Central Police Court today Withass Shepert, 77, of Townsville, was charged in connection with destroying the Commonwealth treasury bonds valued at £4,240. Witham Arthur Dean and an executor of the estate of William A. Tirown were involved. He was remanded to appear at Tiownavilly police court with bond set at £500.
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Sydney
Central Police Court
Withass Shepert
Townsville
Treasury
Witham Arthur Dean
William A. Tirown
Pear AY Tiwnavilly
Talking Film Faces Slump in Popularity Across America
A surge of attention surrounds a fading Talking Film trend as audiences grow tired of dialogue heavy pictures. Experts note roadshow, television, and photography formats diverting interest while audiences shift from new to older American entertainment offerings. Industry leaders debate return to earlier stage forms and the impact on production and exhibition.
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America
Rawana
Thor
Bross
Electra
Canehie
Broadcast listing highlights and weather across Melbourne radio
A fragmented radio schedule shows programs across music, talk, and weather. Entries mention instrumentalists and hosts like Cardinen and Sprowbadurs with various time slots and stations including Melrose and 4AR. Weather notes cover Melbourne and nearby regions with temperatures and forecasts.
Shakespeare for the Federal Capital Press of Australia
Printed and published by C2 detailing the comintered office and the company Aloe Caavarras in the Australian capital region.
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Shakespeare
Federal Capital Press of Australia
Aloe, Caavarras
Broadcasting Station Destroyed by Fire in Melbourne
Fire destroyed the Menai broadcasting station in Melbourne on Thursday. The damage is estimated at 210,000 pounds, with investigators tracing the likely start to an electrical fault.
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Melbourne
Flere Eady
Great African Race and the Stone Age Debate
A fragmented account discusses ancient Kenyan ancestry and European interactions. The piece mentions Homo sapiens origins, Cromagnons, and a theory that early Old Stone Age hunters could predate refined tool use, with claims about brain development and civilization.
Horseman at the Smith Fleeing Charles I in 146
An April day recounts Charles the First riding to escape after defeat at Oxford. A smithy near Harrow became a refuge as the anxious king hurried to evade pursuers, a site later noted for its historical memory.
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Smithy
Harrow
Charles
Oxford
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