Badminton Match at Greenough Draws Wide Showing
A badminton event at Greenough featured mixed doubles and singles with many entrants. Notable results include Trinity and Morrell defeating Wilton and Morrell, and Armstrong with Miller overcoming Clinch and Savviulers. Final tally lists title Walk as success for Greenough with five games to one and an ace tally of 35.
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Roburn
Azwin
Lyegilter
Wilton Ani
Maurrett
Mudinders
Hy Sander
Armstrong
Niveetoal Murrell
Daven
Romarts
AL Dittinesworth
Vines
Bens Pek Tugley Aind
Gor Copley Amd
Nberu
Eyes
Ds Armetrons Lear
Morrett
So Morrell
McCugh
Mins
Vince
Dione
O'Brien
Ata
K. Armstrong
Miller
Miss J. Clinch
W. Asaviulers
Sncess Greenough
Northampton Tire Club closes season with top rifle trophies
The Northampton Tire Club ended a successful season at Rulley range with winners securing the Lemron Trophy, Stokes Trophy, and the spoon prize. Bert Kelly won the Lemron Trophy. W. Fwe claimed the Stokes Trophy at seventeen, both prizes tied to open sights and ten sheets under certain conditions. The event drew over 300 shooters and featured individual scores across the range.
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Northampton Tire Club
Mewes
Lemmon
B. Stokes
Bert Kelly
W. Fwe
Geraldton Premiership Fixture Set For Railways Versus Rovers
Tomorrow's Geraldton National Football Association premier clash features Railways and Rovers in a high interest match. Both squads boast open fast football and full strength lineups, with a large crowd expected in fine weather. Railways selections include Morgan captain and Calva Horton O Rourke and more, while Rovers and other grades list a host of players. The last meeting was the season's closest contest, heightening anticipation for the outcome.
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Railways
Rovers
Geraldton National Football Association
Tems
Sam. Tlemme
T. Morgan
J. Calva
J. Horton
J. O'Rourke
H. Howell
A. Watson
F. Cait
B. Clarkson
G. Bunter
F Cook
K. May
A. O'Malley
W. Jollige
R. Monaghan
D. Sowerby
J. Elliott
A. Kershaw
V. Carpenter
F. Moore
J. Fripp
Austin and Sewell
K. Styants
T. Chidlow
J. Arnold
F. Mons
A. Pepperitt
B. O'Neil
BR. Mifin
Bishop
C. Peter
J. Smith
N. Whiteheal
IK. Clarke
Ft. Shaw
BR. Groom
Green
W. Barrett
Ko Farrell
Sullivan
S$. Murphy
A. Cook
Westlake
F. Talley
1. Whelan
F. Rowan
FE. Carpenter
Eobe
J. Strapon
J. Parse
R. Thomas
R. Pickerseid
Griffths
J. Iaa
R. Smith
J. Dea
Trusentt
W. Low
K. Prinster
War measure gains Labour support in Australia
Canberra June 2 Legislation for sweeping powers to control unpowered workers passed the House of Representatives. Prime Minister Menzies said the government would use strong powers if needed to enforce the measure. Opposition Leader Curtin backed the bill if the government undertook to enforce full equal sweep.
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Canberra
Australia
KR. G. Menzies
Menzies
J. Curtin
Senate PASSES Power Bill in six hour debate Canberra
After a six hour debate the Senate passed the Power Bill by 28 to three. The measure broadens powers under the National Security Act enabling regulations forcing people to place themselves and property at the disposal of the Commonwealth for public safety and wartime defence. Parliament adjourned to August 6.
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Canberra
Senate
Commonwealth
Pam
Lecreace
Air Force Recruiting Ends in Geraldton Amid Intake
Recruiting for the Royal Australian Air Force at Geraldton closed today after a recruitment drive that brought 167 applicants to report. Of these, 94 men were accepted for service, including 50 air crew applicants with 17 passing testing and 10 failing to report. Recruits will proceed to Albany, with further applications to be handled by the RAAF Recruiting Centre in York Street, Perth.
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Royal Australian Air Force
Geraldon
Jax
Albany
RAAF
Yorkshire Liow
St. George's Terrace
Perth
Geraldton
Neven
Roosevelt nominates Knox and Stimson to Cabinet
Washington reports President Roosevelt has sent to the Senate the nominations of Colonel Franklin Knox as head of the Navy and Henry L. Stimson as Secretary of War. The move, described as a coalition Cabinet, aims to reflect national solidarity during a world crisis and bolster national defence.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Pranttin Knox
Charles Edison
Henry J. Stimson
H.W. Woodring
Ely
Dutchmen for Service Register in World War II
The Netherlands Government instructs its global representatives to require all Dutch men aged twenty to twenty eight to register for military service. The directive applies to Dutch citizens abroad and intends to mobilize personnel for defense.
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Landon
Netherlands
Recruits for the Rosa Australian Air Force
Melbourne reports ongoing recruitment for the Rosa Australian Air Force. By June 21 enlistment reached 20,418, including 10,557 ground staff, 4,044 air crew, and 801 ailment and 3a uleener personnel. A record enlistment page shows 176 fitters, 104 technical trainees, and 3,095 mechanics and rigger trainees aiming to become air force tradesmen.
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Melbourne
Rosa Australian Air Force
VSR
Pink Pills Claim Clear Skin and Nerves for Tasmanian User
An advertisement from New Beach Cottages advertises Dr Williams Pink Pills for pimples and nervous weakness. A Miss GPG of St Helens, Tasmania, recounts improved facial blemishes, stronger nerves, and better energy after taking several bottles. The copy urges readers to buy at chemists and stores for 2 shillings per bottle.
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Willams
Miss Gpg
St Helens
Tasmania
Tyr
Muuch Bette
Wong Xnaemie
Satow
Sebbele
Dir. Willams
Two men jailed on stealing and receiving charges
In Geraldton on Thursday, Mezander Ernest Curry and Albert John Ruddaway faced magistrate Mr K J Ling at the resident court. Curry pleaded guilty to stealing a car, towels, pyjamas, shoes, a shirt and a belt. also charged with receiving. He claimed Ramadan lent the items and sought to return home to England. The magistrate ordered two months imprisonment to run concurrently with his current term. Ruddaway and Buckingham faced charges over a generator and magneto theft from Tapp Motors Limited. Ruddaway admitted sole responsibility. Buckingham was discharged for lack of proof. The court also heard the theft of an overcoat from a Gry Street house, with the coat recovered later.
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Gernidwwn
Remlall
Gerald
Geraldton
Tnquries
Corry
Vivia
Mig
Inter Centre
Aml
Yas- Fancy Hpd
Presnt
England
Sux
Curry
Ramshaw
Howe
J. J. Cooney
Trnp
Weci
Albert John Ruddaway
George Barry Buckingham
Mechante
Tapp Motors Limited
Glynn
Toddaway
Buckingham
Kendall
Eleanor Street
Gregory Street
Raldaway
Tie
Reddaway
Tlemore
Taddiray
Caraue
Gry Street
A. Meadowcroft
Copper theft case prompts structural evidence and charges
The article reports a copper theft case centered on Gregory Street with evidence from Arnel Meaiawerety Rendall and County PCherey and notes a druilteln strnetuee. The defendant faced charges of theft and later a potential penalty for decapides while a mortgage foreclosure risk lingered on the property.
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AIR Force Recruiting
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Sherwin-Williams Saints
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Savin Bank
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