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Geraldton Guardian And Express

Location

Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia

Date

Jun 21, 1934

Page

4

Political notes on rural industry revival and reform

The article discusses proposals from Cus tura for rehabilitating Ane tralg's rural industries, aiming at primary and secondary sectors and profitable agriculture. It notes federal measures to support farmers, boost employment, and reduce urban drift, with emphasis on the wheat industry and wool markets and the need for cost reductions.

Tura Anetralg Feder Emstraet Aye Amatealiy Induerry Beth Indoretry Neta Wheme Witiows Alan

Stratosphere ascent plans spark debate on pilot safety and altitude risks

A controversial project proposes special high altitude machines to carry pilots into the stratosphere. Experts including Haldane warn about breathing pure oxygen under high pressure, while designers claim new apparatus can elevate pilots far beyond previous limits.

Teyana Habtins New Vel Ng Mark Kido Arly Fenhy Heintich Mir Vrothsnor’ Taldane Robet Davy Wannguy Diretor Haldane Ridge Dan Herve Timil Emery Eualie Bar Tego Fuji

Premier football round yields tight standings with Nabawa in the lead

Worn match results show Nabawa clinching a narrow win as Yetua and Nahawa push for top spots. Nabawa beat Nahawa 1 goal 1 behind to concentration, with Le and 8. Tipy scoring for Nabawa, Murphy adding key goals. Nahawa struggled to close the gap, while Yetua fought hard but could not overcome Nabawa’s late surge.

Winnwach Naneau Nannon Beeroe Yetua Ninwa Hank Davin Kova Nabawa Yotua Nahawa Notun Sear Yotun Murphy Vern Saat Laine Navowa Tipy Yetum Abe Santa Pon Manele Alice Rome Reeve Harpy

Premiership Table Narrowly Splits Three Clubs

A concise premiership table lists three clubs at the top level with tight points, reflecting a heated race for early leadership. Details show close margins and a parity among the trio as the season opens.

Association Meeting Sets Player Permits And Fixtures

The association met Monday evening at the Nahawa Hotel with Cooper Pennangs Rayner Unuldong Ash H McGeachin present. Officers discussed match attendance rules permit and clearances and fined players for irregularities while approving stewards and umpires for upcoming fixtures. The next meeting is scheduled for Monday July 9th.

Thy Association Nahawa Messrs. Cooper Nuneon Pennangs Rayner Unuldong Ash East Bowes H. McGeachin A. Ty Hora Nabagmper Conjer Cheir Grontey Yeotna Nabhaws Kant Bowes Perry Torrens Simarine Eawtougle Henin Nanvali Frank Smith Teehort Burges Nanaon Francix” Morgan Nansen Hearge Patten Nabewa Vy Vetna Compiris Coulie Manson Exar Bowes Cmpire Diner Mreday Holt

Unclear OCR tale of a Denmark rail incident and rescue

Fragmentary OCR text describes an incident at a Danish rail event with references to Albany Adwerther and several names. It mentions a bench, someone being towed, a rescue, and a double-beater of an unknown weight. The readable content is incoherent and unavailable for precise facts.

Denmark ANS Albany Adwerther Eubmen Matt Fee

Music Recital Miss L. Marsh Pupils Held

Friday evening test at the old Parish Hall featured Linda Marsh and her pupils in a half year Musical entertainment for parents and the public. Many young performers presented varied pieces, earning praise for progress and technique, with Miss Marsh commended for guiding her students toward proficiency and future prospects.

Linda Marsh Priel Chie Shirley Pomeroy Guiddiel Mavia Perham Mary Dorotty —O'Tuine Tina Cranwell Marley Stewart Connie Lindon Betty Murray Noun Mann Margaret Hall Garth Mion Vermon Wilfins Veasint Patty Ptukow Mimurka John Rock Aggie Kane Evelyn Youmard Joan Staddom Oxra Marsh Murreishy Owelee Eam Opty Pepe Pawar Hiv Hui Genatitton Wronlfather Thoms Chine Gertride Imu Victuria Isiriet

Geraldton fans hail young violinist Miss Marsh

Readers in Geraldton celebrate a talented local violinist, Miss Marsh, as she gains recognition for performances abroad. The article recalls early concerts, a 14 year old rise, and praise from notable figures across continents, highlighting civic pride in her achievements.

Hart Satoh Eestor Fine Miss Marsh Mies Marsh Lee Grant Oper Moscow Penig Giulinisy Mist Marsh Avistealia London Geraldton Aud

Pathway of the Future in Britain Moves Toward Air Travel

A Ballarat Courier correspondent reports Britain is advancing toward long distance air transport and expanded internal services. The Premier and Prince of Wales are cited as drivers, showing flying becoming a routine, safer option with improving comfort and broader availability for British pilots and the public.

Britain Lonton Ballarat ‘Courier Prince of Wales

Pirates seize Chinese ship near Yellow River

Pirates captured a Chinese vessel after taking control on the bridge and engine room. They looted passengers and cargo, seized officers, and steered toward the Yellow River mouth where five junks awaited. Several foreigners, including women, were reportedly unharmed despite the ordeal.

Shanghai Fone Toe Chien Nuvbcntion Rometil Stisider Shuabtion Cykay Damey Wai Jeer Me. Bons Phot Ant Kossik Tientsing Chefoo Anil Mmn Christansen Witeless Ross Yellow River

Pirates’ Lair Near Shanghai Draws Allied Aid

June reports describe British squadron efforts to hunt pirates. The Shuntien was seized with six foreigners aboard while twenty Chinese were taken for ransom. Ranged actions from aircraft carrier Ragle await. Shuntien’s agents say British troops will be deployed for protection in the future.

Shanghai Chinexo Shuntien Wrellow River Ragle Dai the Shuntien Futune

Australia reports wool clip estimate for 1935 season

Brokers Wiley and associates in Sydney announce the Australian wool clip for 1935 is estimated at 3,146,000 bales.

Australia Bydne Wiley Joe

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