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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian And Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 17, 1939
Page
2
In memoriams acknowledge heartfelt thanks for letters, cards and tributes received after a sad bereavement. Banks of appreciation extend to friends and relatives for expressions of sympathy and support.
The report surveys rising German Polish tensions linked to territorial claims and German plans to threaten Poland. It notes British and French positions urging restraint, warnings of potential force, and discussions in parliament on how to handle Germany’s aims, including Danzig and the Unterlagen stakes.
Rain showers spread across district with lingering precipitation last night and ongoing in the forecast. Reports from Nabawa Donzarra Carnamah and surrounding areas list registrations and results from the Nabawa Nabawa and Jiniae Farmers Club events with comments on competition spirit and municipal fencing discussions at Geraldton council meeting amid public works talks.
May rainfall at Ferenjori station totaled 222 points, best start in four years, with headline crops and feed outlook. Death of Mr John Flezpatrick noted, following a street collision in Berth. Weather forecast calls for showers in northern districts. new show ground proposed with shared funding and council debate on costs and location.
Mra A Clarke of West Werth enjoys a holiday at Nort with Mr and Mrs Clarke. Mr and Mrs William of Nerthanenn visited. Mrs Rewer at deulder. Geraldton Bank of New South Wales staff received atien at Reumfer to Meneon. Mis pines ill tre taken by Al Chandler. Mr Shanery Wet by Cocaine incident. Mr Jay Kelly of Fremantle arrived. Mrs A Grant of Wunget visited Perth for Comnnry Woien'y Assocation, returned to Geraldton. Mrs Blahop of Tower a patton I Xt hospitalized for name dayn. convalescent shige progressing. TL McNamara, recently dine. poet OF Nin Haterest In Northampton, may spend holiday with his ein 3D RE, McNumapat.
In Sanborra on June 15 the United Australia Party disclosed startling political maneuvers. Officials said unexpected efforts by coalition partners aim to weaken the Winirey Party, with plans for significant movements tomorrow.
The article details multiple attractions at the theater including the musical Queen of Harmony with stars like Jackie Cooper and Mervyn Drag, and That Certain Age featuring Lina bin and Nancy Carrot. It highlights a rare comedy Swine Your Ladly and a dramatic drama They Dianne Wine 2 Gun with Tracy and Gladys George.
A vivid review salutes a powerful film ensemble led by McKean and Niven. It highlights strong performances from Gene Sanders and a trio of brothers, noting a stirring plot about loyalty, revenge, and resilience.
Fragmentary OCR describes a world’s oldest cake found near a Roman site between Rome and Napoli. A Neanderthal skull and preserved seeds figure in surreal notes about a distant dig. The tale blends periods, mentioning a large tomb and a hidden undercoat of earth.
Perth reports changes in royal plans as the Duke and Duchess of Kent pursue preparations for a forthcoming event by November. No further official details are provided in the brief item.
Readers debate expert fees and planting strategies amid heavy rainfall and wheat yields. The letter discusses trial costs, the impact on farm plans, and advice on growing hoop feed. References to York and local farms appear as context for agricultural concerns.
Readers reflect on youth interest in public affairs and voting age. The piece questions how people aged eighteen to twenty-two engage with politics, considering education, corruption concerns, and the role of the elderly in elections. It notes debates on youth involvement and urges youth participation through civic duties.
The readable fragments describe emotional distress, energy issues, and health concerns, mentioning individuals like Mire BL of Neth Sydney. The text is garbled with stray phrases about poverty, perceived treatments, and nervous symptoms, lacking clear events or outcomes for a concise report.
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