02 Jun 1938
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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian And Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1938
Page
1
A fragmented ad note from Geraldton Newspapers Ltd mentions brown wrapping paper rolls or flats for sale. The text also includes scattered references to wheat price discussion and market commentary, with unclear dates and figures, reflecting an old newspaper page with mixed agricultural and commercial content.
The State Country Party publicity committee urges farmers to fund the political wing amid a looming general election. It argues that self- funding is needed to expand political activity, defeat heavy election costs, and maintain independence from allied parties while Labour aids its members.
A meeting addressed the federal iron ore export ban from Australia with attendees including Leader of the Opposition J Cor tin and Senator Pearce absent. The Yampi Sound Mining Company signaled willingness to operate under export licenses with restricted output and seek a twenty five year production deal to fund West development, or seek substantial compensation.
After 52 years in the air above New York, the longtime elevated train driver ends his career. He reportedly logged a distance equal to four trips to the moon and is officially released from duty.
London reports fierce Insurgent air raids on Loyalist east coast towns. The British steamer Penthumes was bombed and sunk at Valencia while undergoing repairs. The French steamer Ttjem caught fire and four sailors died. A cook and boatswain were wounded on Penthumes and Thurston respectively.
A Barcelona despatch reports ongoing air raids by loyalist forces against Palio Majorca in the Balearic Islands. Government aircraft reportedly bombed the harbor and set fire to rebel ships while Palmas served as a base for attacks on the coast, tied to the sinking of British ships.
June 1 report from London details a brutal air raid on Granviler Vilte Villiage, with about two hundred killed and five hundred injured. The attack leveled the town’s single main street, leaving debris as workmen search for bodies amid shattered shops and crowds.
The Daily Telegraph denounces air piracy and the indiscriminate bombing of neutral shipping, noting attackers often knew their victims were neutral. The Yorkshire Post questions action against the Luftwaffe and says General France cannot enforce a blockade, while fuel and trade tensions with Spain surface in editorials.
A garbled notice from Geraldt postmaster cites rainfall figures for the first five years and hints at remedies for bronchial illnesses. It mentions new courses and a product called Great Pepper Pine Care promising quicker relief for those timely purchasing Wood.
Towns dominated early and led 2 0 by halftime at Queen's Park on Natureday, with Clarkson and Meek scoring. Rangers fought back after the break but Towns held firm, fending off repeated corners before clinching a 2 0 victory in a tense first round clash.
Northampton Sailors met Thistles at Geraldton in a district premiership contest on Sunday. Both sides wore armbands in memory of Harold Wood cork, Northampton captain who died recently. Referee T Kurker oversaw a fast, error‑prone opening half as Thistles pushed forward with wind advantage while Northampton keeper Delays faced pressure.
A fragmented report from Africa states a local feast proceeds as organizers claim butter derived from cows is central to the ritual. The dubious claim centers on a perceived odd nourishment practice tied to the event.
The fragment notes June 2 and May items with a reserve of £87120 and expenses £2807 0N5 leaving a surplus. It compares to May last year aperture and reports year to date contributions with £287,502 for the same period, reflecting changes from the prior year.
Maw women experience reduced weight and altered mentha, impacting their health and daily life. The text notes arrest ioepetation to their Bode, reflecting unclear details about causes or outcomes.
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