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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian And Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 01, 1933
Page
1
The president of the Wales Cricket Association Mr. A W Green criticizes the Bound of Control and its grip on the game. He calls for steadier leadership after a testing Ashes series and hopes next year brings improved order and performance.
The court sentenced the recently convicted suspect in the murder case of Hearie O7C to death. The ruling follows a prolonged trial and appeals process, with prosecutors urging a harsh penalty to deter future violence.
Geraldton Women's Hockey Association asked the Municipal Council to remove a cricket pitch from Queen's Park arguing two pitches cannot be used together due to tight boundaries and safety issues. They cited uneven ground and frequent accidents and urged council action while noting costs and maintenance.
Berlin July address to Stuttgart athletes audience. Hitler declares intellectuals without physical strength threaten national safety. He says strong men are our protectors, not philosophers, and warns against the rise of schoolmasters.
Dr Most minister for culture urged a holiday resort in Norderney with 2000 storm Eroutin from the mainland demanding that Nordermey chime between Judah or Hitler’s banner. The islanders derided the plan in unison, condemning the proposal and its implied political tones.
In a Queen's Park matchday double, the Hansen Cup clash saw junior Rangers face Thistles in a tense 2 1 defeat for the Probables red side, prompting a replay date. The senior trial between blue Ponsibles and red Probables featured tight defence and late Blue goals, Dunn excelling for Reds and Higbee sealing a 2 1 win for Blues with a late strike.
The English Labour Leader Walter Citrine addressed the Federated Trade Congress, condemning Nazi brutality and supporting measures against Hitlerism. He cited suffering of German trade unionists, exiles, and prisoners, urging action as world opinion reacts to the Nazi regime and fascism.
The Geraldton Club staged the first stage of its championship on Saturday at the up yarda range with ideal weather and four new shots. W Stellows led with 60 of 70 and 25 in the shoot-off, Mellows fired 16 bulls and 21 of 22, and the event previews a tight contest for the Association of W.A. meeting in October. Additional shooters posted scores as six returned paints with handicap. A further monthly meeting and preparations for the NRA event were announced, with rifle conversions requested for the next shoot.
Thirteen theft attempts were noted as shopkeepers urged to secure premises at night. Newhey’s hook stall at the railway platform saw stock taken from Saturday to Monday, while a district railway car window was forced but thwarted by a jammed sash. Police investigated both incidents as of Monday morning.
Rangers Juniors clinched the premiership with a late goal in a 1-0 win at Yuna. The home side fell behind after a rough spell but rallied, while Rangers defended stoutly and keeper Meeks excelled. Yuna’s improved display levelled the balance in a tense match.
A chaotic maritime style football report notes McGenn’s drive saved by Eke and Yuna’s persistence. Sharpe’s fine pass setup Melaewn’s seize, Rongere’s desperate efforts to equalize, and Fishwick’s shot from the upright. Half time Yuna lead 1-0. Rangers attacked late with limited success.
Miss Mace J Hayes promotes a home remedy for grey hair using Orlex Compound Bay Rum glycerine and water. Mix in a small box and apply every other day to restore color and gloss while avoiding tackiness. Ingredients available from local chemists and the listed pharmacies.
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