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Geraldton Guardian And Express

Location

Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia

Date

Jun 01, 1935

Page

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Football Delegates Meet in Geraldton Discuss Fund Drives and Rules

The weekly Geraldton National Football Association meeting at the Haltway Hotel covered charity allocations, injured players funds, and a plan for a public drive. Delegates debated discipline rules, player substitutions from Northam, and transfers, with clearances granted for several players amid talks on liability and safety measures.

Geraldtu National Football Association Htailway Menta KR Truscott C.H. Hommment A. Parks Rovers J. A. Pomeroy J. Faith Brigate W. H. Sewell H. I. Hanlon East Gerakitos Werttare J. McKay Geraldton Sehewe Vjures Mayer Druids’ Lodge Fire Brigade East Geraldton Northampton Mears Ll. A. Pomeroy H. Peanimoat Australian National Football Association West Australian Football League Central Empire F. O'Meara Australs Kataaning T. McLoughlin T. McLoughlin Pastime Club Busaciton M. Ril Towns Club Wituaa

French Crisis Prime Minister Appeals for Emergency Powers

Paris May 31 The Prime Minister Mr Flandin with a broken air splint faced the Chamber of Deputies to appeal for emergency powers to meet the economic crisis He urged the Left Wing to support the government bill but the chamber rejected it 25% to 202 votes and the government resigned President Tauran moved quickly to seek a new national cabinet with Fernand Bolinson commissioned to form it

Paris Mr. Flandin Chamber of Deputies M. Flandin Taurun Chamber M. Fernand Bolinson

Gold missing on train from Alice Springs in 1900s

Adenine May 30 A bullion robbery aboard a mail train from Alice Springs. About £400 of gold was in the guard's care and kept in a safe van. J Carter, the escort, took the key from Guard Baker's pocket and the gold vanished during stops. Investigators suspect casual access during multiple guard changes.

Adenine Alice Springs Mareé Quorn J. Carter Bury Baker

Victoria Wins Higher Loan Allocation From Loan Council

In Canberra on May 30 the Premier of Victoria Mr Dunstan secured a substantial increase in loan funds for works beyond the £3,000,000 baseline. NSW, Victoria, Queensland, SA, WA, and Tasmania were allotted totals. deficits for next year were listed per state with Tasmania not committing a figure. The matter to revise the distribution formula at the next Premiers Conference was agreed.

Canberra Ofctoria Dunstan Victoria New South Wales Queensland South Australia Western Australia Tasmania

The First Loan Allocation from Canberra Loan Council

The Loan Council wrapped up its final business this morning and delegates left tonight. The main task was allocating the first instalment of this year’s borrowing of 213,500,000 pounds. Of this, 130,000 pounds goes to completing the 1934-35 Western works programme and 900,000 pounds to the Western Australian works programme for 1935-36.

Canberra

Robbery of Gold on Alice Spring Train

Adelaide reports no further developments in the £4000 gold theft from the Alice Spring train. Police believe the robbery occurred after the journey began.

Adelaide Alice Pring

Anglo-Dominion talks spark renewed hope on Australian beef imports

London reports renewed hope for an agreement on future imports of Australian beef into Great Britain. British Ministers proposed a levy on Empire chilled beef of a farthing per pound and a smaller levy on foreign beef, creating a distinction between Empire and foreign supplies of frozen beef.

London Great Britain

War clouds gather as Japanese near Great Wall demilitarized zone

Fragmentary reports describe rising tensions in North China as Japanese forces gain near the Great Wall area and Chinese authorities accused of fox ring activity. The presence of General Hayashi at Dairen fuels talk of a possible surprise move by Japan.

China Foxring Rea Tes Great Wall Pei Hayashi Dairen

Geraldton Premership Fixture Promises Large Crowd

If weather holds, tomorrow’s Geraldton Loan Football Association premier match at the recreation ground features East Geraldton vs Fire Brigade in A and 1A grades, with East Geraldton hopeful of another win after a recent defeat of Rovers and a strong showing by Fire Brigade in their grade.

Recreation Ground Geraldton Loan Football Association Fire Brigade Fast Geraldton Eell East Geraldton Rovers Easts T. Angel R. Loftes I. Moore Bo Hackett

Roosevelt seeks adviser on new recovery legislation

Washington reports that President Roosevelt has invited Hugh Johnson, former NRA chief administrator, to advise on redrafting the stalled recovery laws. The move signals a push to shape economic policy amid ongoing concerns over recovery progress.

Washington Roosevelt Hugh Johnson

State finances show yearly deficit of £250000 in May

Perth reports May revenue and expenditure yield a deficit of £82761, with eleven month shortfall at £255060. Council notes June likely to bring near £250000 surplus. projected year deficit remains well below earlier estimate by about £411000.

Perth

Pink Pills Promise Relief For Overworked Nerves

An advertisement urges readers to restore nervous strength with Dr Williams Pink Pills citing improved energy appetite and nerve steadiness. It includes a testimonial from Mrs N S distrened praising health gains after use and mentions availability at chemists and stores. Sailors wives and sea songs appear in a nautical verse promoting relief.

French Singles Quarterfinals Open in Paris

In Paris on May 1 the French singles championship quarterfinals saw Von Cramm of Germany defeat McGrath of Australia 62 64 in sets. Crawford of Australia defeated Bernard of France 5 6 1 6 1. Perry of England beat Bousmus of France 1 0 0 6 4. Austin of England overcame Menzel of Czechoslovakia 1 6 10 8 24 6 4.

Paris von Cramm Germany McGrath Australia Crawford Bernard France Perry England Bousmus Austin Menzel Czechoslovakia

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Geraldton Association Radio Young Motors Ltd Stromberg-Carlson Radiola Saneeee G.r.wills & Co.,ltd Shannon Goldsbrough Morté Cola MEL Marrie & Coy. Ltd Rivervale W.A Millars' Timber & Trading Co., Ltd Crooks & ‘Brooker, Ltd Loan Council West Australia Britain North Woods FORD Frank Manford Ltd Geraldton and C.S.M.L Cuming Smith & Mt. Lyell Farmers Fertilisers Limited
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