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Newspaper
Geelong Advertiser
Location
Geelong, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 26, 1925
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate early morning polling or activity at a basin or district with references to a person named Maher and an electricity concern. Details are unclear but suggest start times around 7 am and general election or civic event context.
A jumble of notices appears across Mare gon pages highlighting vacancies and official postings. Key items include notices of vacant positions, employment leads, and local public notices seeking applicants and information.
A judgment by Mr Justice Mowers in Arbitration Court condemns the method by which shipowners pick crews. The ruling orders seamen to be taken without delay and critiques the practice of compelling owners to sell ships. The theatre piece and various acts are noted as part of the event surrounding the ships’ underakings and labor conditions.
London reports a Melbourne based figure, Walter Vrces Pfall, showing strong support for Singapore and Australian relations. The article notes dedication to parliamentary duties and mentions a patriotic stance highlighted by Blythe.
A large cast performs The Ten Commandments at the Regent Theatre in a special matinee. The production highlights stories from biblical journeys and presents themes of worship and law, with a focus on moral guidance.
Flying Officer APELIN URS died in a crash near the Point Cook airfield on March 25. The incident occurred during a training exercise involving RAF, RAAF, and allied personnel. Investigators report a midair collision and the crash site was near the air base, with recoveries and notifications to next of kin ongoing.
A Melbourne police report details an alleged case involving a 15 year old girl linked to a street crime. Witness Mrs Winstanley is set to appeal a prior conviction, while the girl remains missing after being reported to the police in Shepparton and Melbourne.
March 1 reports from London outline a dispute over hotel costs for tennis players linked to Marge group travel. The article notes potential reimbursements, a technical breach cited by officials, and tension involving players and Cricket and Tennis associations with protests and possible year end implications.
A fragmented OCR entry describes an Anzac commemoration event and a deputation of returned soldiers visiting locations. It mentions attendance by veterans, local officials, and ceremonial observances, with references to Loyang or Melnaouine and related community figures.
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