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Newspaper
Corowa Free Press
Location
Corowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 13, 1935
Page
5
The piece reports a protracted discussion in Parliament on proposals linked to a Muss muscle accent and a London based league. It notes predictions of favourable judgement by a leading figure and mentions Conservative involvement and possible government action amid media speculation.
Gentes leads duties at Wages The Ghgagemedie announces July 2 as second eldent daughter. Mr. and Mrs. J. Boawall of Marna worthe formerly of Worlonge announce marriage to Albert Evidat youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Mire ko Newton of Burywearths. Mr and Mrs. Wo Keroen of Tremdiemcandkawa are to TRaNorw the Bacharding fool Om BooowN of Khe wudelom. Alwyn Goodman, from Chiltern, involved in recent University Law degree activities. Mr. MacCallum hosted a bridge party at Brockleahy South Farern. Mrs. Kilborn entertained guests with Mrs. MacCallum. Mrs. Sauid MacCallum’s family journeyed to Malbouran for Yarra Song. Mr. D. Worth relieved at a Penola dame. Gulla Veebelors committee. Mr. G. M. Castles’ presence noted. ten-year employee of BR 0, Hughes gains appointment to AMP.
An obituary recalls the life of Jamen Colvin a former local figure. The document notes his widow and family connections in Bourke and Morong with uncertain date details.
A school gathering featured the headmaster's report on progress and discipline, with Miss M Lowlip singing and others presenting work from primary to secondary levels. The event honored staff, pupils, and a May Day display, praising gardening, crafts, and sports while noting challenges from outbursts and misbehavior.
A garbled historical OCR segment mentions numerous proper names and terms seeming to reference people and places. The legible parts suggest an extended list of individuals, affiliations, and possibly events, but the fragmented wording prevents a clear narrative or datable facts.
Fragmentary OCR text reports a murder case involving Albert Angad and William Holmen with garbled phrases. Unclear names, dates, and actions prevent a coherent summary or identification of parties, location, or outcome.
Readable sections describe a double bill at Austral Talkies with comedy and western offerings. Cast includes James J. Peto Drien Frank McHugh Moorl Robert Barratt and Dorothy Tree with King O Hara Parker in the cast. The program notes emphasize lively entertainment and incidental scenes, plus holiday specials and later shows.
Fragmented readable text describes a morning event at a hall or house with names such as Budenin and Woodward. Mentions a champion result, a list of participants, and partial scores or placements including Rand Echool and M. Sandi. The legible content hints at a local sports or school competition with multiple individuals named, but details are unclear.
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