More Tennis Courts Considered by Geraldton Council
At a Wednesday meeting the Geraldton Municipal Council debated adding tennis courts for the Geraldton Tennis Club amid growing demand. The club cited revenue from rents and tournament tourism to justify expanding facilities, while a plan urged council funding with a staged, affordable payment to the club. The mayor voiced sympathy for the sport, and a report was ordered for the next meeting.
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Geraldton Muntclpat Council
Geraldton Tennis Club
B. Tindal
Entty
Tiv
Geraldton
Twatelvi
Tyne Tutsi
Emily
Faeltitien
Geraltton Tennix Club
Nadititionae
Victoria
Thad
Geenkiton
Ci Courts
Larce Rmitnhee
Vialtore
Tarsi
Rite of the Catholic
Presbyterian
Miethottint
Bluff Poiat Civics
Patroonuy
Tewim
Auel Towne
Athiny
Kalkoorile
Narrogin
Peepee Wa
Cole Wood
Pwenk
Meranan
Th Carson
Xport
Connell
Tlw. Carter
Shepheard
Davenport
Nazi Manners and German Policy 1914 Auditory Fragments
A fragmentary OCR passage discusses German conduct and military aims in 1914, referring to Belgium Luxembourg and France, and mentions a Berlin news agency notice about the rejection of implausible documents. Names and dates are unclear, but the tone recalls World War I era diplomatic threats and censorship.
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Germany
Gertin
France
Luxenure
Belgium
Jeave
Geenun Foran
Berlin
Antes
Anmunocement
Muy
Railways Triumph in Premiership Clash at Igeraldton
Railways defeated Fire Brigade by a small margin on the Redvatlet ground amid lively play and strong defending. G Rowe officiated as central umpire with a lineup featuring Morgan, Horton, Moore, Watson, Howell, Carpenter, Chart, Clarkson, O'Malley, Sowerby, Cauk, May, Amith, Cabill, Jedtye for Railways and Houston, Purcell, Jinny, Hollings, Ramshaw, Furs, Brown, Marrop, Crawfert, Eatog, Webb for Fire Brigade. Final score Railways 12 Fire Brigade 4 with behinds noted. Crawford shone for Fire Brigade, Howell and May starred for Railways.
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Cer Mate National Football Association
Redvatlet
Railways
Tnet Gerter
Jane
Pire Rirtendenenin
Inet
Rel Rathenye
G. Rowe
Tau
Ballwass
R. Morgan
Calen
J Horton
L. Moore
A. Watson
H. Howell
S. Carpenter
Clarkson
A. O'Malles
Austin
J. Eilott
TK Sowerby
Cauk K
TR. Amith
FL Cablil Ant Jedtye
Fire
Nrlznde
R. Houston
Ranniers
Jinny
J. Purcell
J. Ho
Moore
Watson
Porewall
Rarage
Faltedd
Howell
Savage
Frricade
Ned Sowerby
Malley
Rathways
Fire Brigade
Crawford
Rattways
Manley
Morgan
Slay
Fire Rigade
May
Raltwayn
Vallant
Goule
AY Malley
Mb Je Terevieer
Rye Chaebet
Cubit
Tt Sear
Cahit
Wutamet
Justsesi
Franko
Fire Brigade Routs Ballwase In 1 Point Final
A disputed 1 grade match ends with Fire Brigade scoring a single point in the last quarter. Ballwase trailed by 18 behinds, final score 18 to 1 behinds.
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Fire Brigade
Kalheays
Ballwase
Wodle
Potutay
All in Effort Australia’s Share For Reach Programme
Prime Minister Plea in national广播 broadcast to rally Australians to support total war effort. Speech stresses Europe’s crisis, Britain’s resolve, and the need for manpower and munition production, promising no conscription for home defense while urging collective sacrifice and readiness.
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Metwmerne
Inv
Prance
Europe
Arlale Nat Forum
Australis
Beitain
Mir
Betwreen Bno
LIND
Mommie
Abetzht
Australia
Reese
Seritlen
Alan
Attacks on England Hint at Hitler Invasion Plan
Neville Henderson, Britain’s ambassador in Berlin, warned that Hitler would aim to invade Great Britain. He said Hitler could win by starving, bombing into submission, or invading, and would likely try all three methods.
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Neville Henderson
Berlin
Li Teday
Hitler
Great Britain
Uxt
Credit Control Financing The War Debate
Hon P C Spender argues government should fund wartime needs by loans from the Commonwealth Bank without interest, warning against widespread credit expansion. He cautions that credit expansion must match genuine demand and employment, not fuel speculative ventures, and notes past monetary policy used to sustain production and full employment while keeping interest rates low.
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Credit Com
Eta
Becaus
Avetrata
Tabor
Wong
Bank Hum
Araceli
Mentral Hank
Thal
Jean
Yhan Trenanry
Unlawful Bodies and National Security Proceedings
A historical article fragment discusses wartime security measures and legal actions affecting political groups. It references the Communist party and subversive activities, noting meetings deemed unlawful under national security laws and the potential for prosecutions related to wartime defense.
Labour views spark rally on danger to trade and freedom
A translated speech by a Labour trainer and party official denounces totalitarianism and promises to defend Australian workers. It links Labour policy to safeguarding industry, trade, and freedom, arguing a shift toward planned forestries and state oversight while opposing coercive controls.
Unclear OCR text from historical page.
Fragmentary OCR hides readable facts. No coherent event, names, places, dates or entities clearly identified for a reliable summary.
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