10 Dec 1935
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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian And Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 10, 1935
Page
1
A chaotic parliamentary discourse on the loan bill criticizes funding delays for railway work in the Gembiton Mullewa corridor. Speakers press for expediting building and housing, warn of rising costs, and question government efficiency and allocation across districts and ports.
The Howrah bridge plan envisions a high tensile steel span over the Hooghly River with a 1700 foot main span and an 180 foot approach, designed for heavy road traffic rather than rail use. It will feature a prominent tower and provide substantial clearance, reshaping river crossing in the region.
Goeenant shells filled with explosives were reported as bombs in a Hawaiian jewel incident. The troubling sight prompted police to secure the area and investigate the danger posed by improvised devices amid ongoing theft concerns.
The Monthly Authority issue highlights Britain's foreign trade during November, noting substantial manufactured goods shipped to London by steamer and rail. It mentions expanding distribution to port facilities and increased warehousing, with emphasis on value and efficiency in the Domino World trade network.
London hosts a Five Power Conference called by Britain to pursue a new naval arms agreement. Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin opened proceedings as Foreign Secretary Sir Samuel Hoare was abroad, with Italy’s Senator Grandi noting sanctions in passing. Delegates aim to reduce ship types and submarines while avoiding a general naval arms race amidst changed postwar conditions.
London police investigate a wilful damage case affecting the battleship Royal Oak and submarine Oberon. An iron ore and a copper sheet were found in Oberon's pathway, blocking sailing. An inquiry confirms wilful damage though officials could not determine the exact timing.
A fragment discusses how dogs bend to fifteen files due to cold air affecting heat conductance in polar regions. The text is garbled but hints at a physical phenomenon linking air temperature to heat transfer in a polar setting.
An address in London by Lord Macwillan, president of the League of Imperial Nations, outlines a near future where an air route connects Canada and England. He envisions Empire air networks, a circumnavigable route run by English speaking crews, and a push toward peaceful aviation commerce and potential imperial governance.
A combined Binuu, Huth and Alana Tennis Club team hosted a two day tournament against the Gnyblinn Club. Women dominated with five of six wins while men’s doubles and mixed doubles saw tight competition. Visitors from Mullewa and local players filled the courts, drawing a large crowd and sparking plans to improve district tennis.
Geraldton club names players for a return tennis match against Yetna at Yetna. Selected are H. Copley, ML saptes, By Evehzen, OQ. Fung, M. K. Miedean, O. Stone, J. Mead, Swithvan, W. Trips Vx saints and Stone. Miss A. Giknowr, G. Grant, Mo amath, K. Vindal, H. Aoo, K. Walker. Players asked to notify selections.
Believed to be the oldest woman in the area Mrs Candine Merrioth notes a birthday in the King George area. Kirbys celebrate Miss Janerin of West Kirby turning 17 with a local honour.
The article describes long haul vehicle wash routines, noting large fleets washing cars daily with soap and water. It mentions concerns about surface cleanliness, the use of proper detergents, and the impact on skin and finish, highlighting the need for effective cleaning while avoiding damage.
Fragmentary report describes a long sword once tied to the Tower of London and stolen about 201 years ago by Colonel Blood. The item vanished during an inventory of the Armoury as visitors crowded the Crown Jewels area and remains listed as a lost treasure with uncertain value.
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