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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian And Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 29, 1939
Page
6
A London London-dated report describes air-based speed detection using the Scriptar device. It records vehicle speed, position, time, and weather during incidents. Experiments aim to reduce human error and reveal weak points in traditional methods.
An article by Ali Mail amen reports on Prague amid German occupation. It profiles Philipp Paneth, a London-born diplomat, and Dachan concentration camp ties, noting Czech resistance and fear of German reprisals as Paneth discusses public protests and the quieting of Czech dissent.
A London church plans to convert Holy Trinity Waltmayier-Wuey Huckingluneshire into England’s first all electric church. They will replace three belts with eight electrically operated machines to play hymn tunes and other services via a wall gramophone, controlled by a switch in the vicarage. An electric winch will lift the chandelier and bell system for the new setup.
A mixed dispatch from Lamon June 10 describes Edith Conover managing 6,000 acres in South Africa while reporting crop difficulties. She recounts a cattle fire near a four hundred foot fence and the need to cut wire to reach animals. Her Nazi employees rely on Turmer OConnor during trouble times. a native wedding issue raises a bride price and church wedding dispute, prompting advice from Mr. CY Connor.
A fragmented reminiscence traces the ascent of a millinery magnate from a small London shop to prominence. He recalls early poverty, a harsh apprenticeship, and the gritty path to crafting the first bespoke price hats, while detailing hard lessons, loyalty, and a focus on stylish travel wear bought from London and Paris.
The article recounts Geraldton's transition to municipal control in November 145 with the governor’s approval, naming George Aston as the first mayor. It describes 1880s town life, issues with cattle, roads, wells, and stray dogs, and early council needs, funding debates, and plans for a town hall and fire engine amid Governor Broome’s 1885 visit.
June 27 report in Algi bourne states Mr H W Cupp, chairman of the Violan Allways Commtisetowers, was appointed general manager to control the Australian protection of Trial Beamfort high speed bombing aircraft. The Minister for Supply Ge Cay announced the appointment. Mr Clapp to be released for this post with £4000 per year for five years, starting July 1. The piece asserts Napoleon and Nolan as ideal models.
A public health piece argues milk is a vital food for growth and health, opposing campaigns to denigrate milk. It cites League of Nations views, urges increased milk consumption for children and adults, notes school milk programs, and links dairy expansion to national well being and economic benefit.
A noted remark by the Archbishop of York highlights the contrast between discussing sacred matters and obscenity. The quote notes that in some quarters polite discourse still treats discussions of God as more shocking than vulgar topics, reflecting on social sensitivities.
In a London stage piece a miner’s son, Jack Innes, recalls starting work at age twelve in Merthyr Tydfil. He describes long shifts, earnings from odd jobs, and his rise from dole lines to writing novels, radio sketches, and a successful first night that drew two film rights offers. He credits hard times in Welsh coalfields for shaping his career.
London reports Sean O Casey among UK Irish groups pressing for clemency for Frank Ryan the Irish patriot serving a Franco prison term. The piece recalls Tiyan of the International Brigade and details his death sentence, injuries, and postwar feelings about Ireland and O Duffy.
A blaze at the No 2 hangar of the Qantax Company in Archerfield caused destruction within the facility. Firefighters battled the flames. estimated damage reached substantial figures as contents were damaged and the building severely affected.
An article notes a film actor peer touring America to promote better understanding between nations. It mentions travels with effort to bring closer logeter Trimain and Hie United Starters, and quotes reflections on American attitudes toward Britain and British traditions. Details of the lecture tour are handled by the Earl of Warwick's agent in America.
A London girl’s betrothal to a German man faced a ban under Nazi policy as officials cited Aryan purity rules. The registrar reportedly refused recognition of the union, prompting distress as the couple sought options through the foreigners' department and considered marriage abroad.
Report from London dated June 1 describes Charlie Chaplin visiting a terrace near Larsberh Walk in Lander Holland and noting an opportunity to buy a house for preservation. Neighbors recount memories of Chaplin, including a basement occupant of thirty years who recalls his attic hiding, and the anecdote adds local color to the celebrity sighting.
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