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Newspaper
Corowa Free Press
Location
Corowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1935
Page
3
Fragmentary report mentions Crum Lyons Baldwin and a potential early end to a failed meal agreement. References travel between London and other locales, with notes on an official writ and a school figure in South Africa. Details are unreadable.
Sydney hears unclear testimony as inquiry into the Cron eel murder continues. Witnesses discuss a man named Williams and a Brady connection while questions linger on jurisdiction and evidence. The inquest moves forward despite missed appearances and lingering doubt about the rope details.
A windy Bathaay afternoon at the Golf Club links produced mixed results. Tucker led with a retake 84 while several players posted varying scores and officials note the green play and weather impacted outcomes.
The Pup, a 18 foot motor boat skippered by Qerden Doherty, began a 4000 mile voyage in a canoe along the Murray from Albury to the coast. It was driven ashore at Narooma on the South Coast after kelp strands fouled the propeller. Doherty and a companion had camped on the river Cocowa on the first stage of the trip.
A concert by Corowa church on Tweeday algil of Tat Wonk drew a large audience. The program featured sketches, recitations, songs, and a finale with children performing "Mammy" and "Aunt Dinah." The event, directed by Hayden, highlighted skilled child performers and received warm applause from attendees.
An Action Minister for Labour and Industry writes about Mulwale canal work. The letter outlines government funding and criteria to set men to work, with weekly employment plans and required qualifications. It states engagement of tabernie and details regional districts for job creation and regulatory compliance.
Fragmentary notices describe a parish event on Saturday June 37 at the Avalon area with Parish charge and a Mayoral panel. References to Coreen Shire Conseil and local officials hint at a civic gathering or fair. Unclear details but centers on a planned community function with refreshments and venue at Carma Vineyard Corowa.
Fragmentary report details cadenced proceedings and committee roles for a basketball event. Names such as Hulklale, O Halloran, Dike, Coron, Aycretary, and others appear in a list of participants or delegates. The text also references dates like Sunday July 7 and events on July 18, with scattered notes about track, defense, and scores, but many portions are garbled.
A detailed report of a Communion Breakfast in Corowa with Bishop Gallagher and Father OReilly in attendance. Speakers highlight Catholic education, the role of the hierarchy, and support for Catholic schools within a broader community unity effort.
A garbled dialogue of names and phrases paints a dreamlike, disjointed scene. It hints at romance, identity, and distant echoes, mentioning Amminbet, Teobel, Charmosnn, and Mehy Combe EP amid a stream of mysterious lines and idiosyncratic references.
The Corowa Race Club reports on weekly racing progress and club activity. It mentions meetings held, proposals for improvements, and financial figures including special meetings that raised funds. Additional items cover patronage, motor trades, and planned upgrades to facilities and memberships.
A fragmented ad offers McAlpin & Co. preparing a free booklet titled The Denier Way on Baking Dry. It claims 18 pages of recipes and photographs, urging readers to mail address and paper name to McAlpin & Co. at 49 Charhen Street Altenefond NO Vietor for a limited issue.
The Health Department plans an inquiry into four maternal deaths in the town. Dr Kitme Gandkori Moran will lead the probe and report findings to the municipal welfare director, Arthur Peck, age specifics noted as context in the report.
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