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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Apr 06, 1950
Page
5
The article recounts a deportation dispute over Harry Bridges in San Francisco on April 5. It notes government officials, the U.S. stance, and international reactions, with references to the political climate and legal arguments surrounding his potential removal.
A fragmentary report cites Sir Robert Sinclair, president of the Federation of Heliieh Industries, arguing private capital and savings should fund enterprise while government spending and taxation are trimmed. The Federation urges reducing state outlays to restore initiative and incentives, discussing treaties and budget reform as essential steps.
A distorted report notes a research voyage departing London in April aboard a vessel linked to government scientists. The mission includes examining general communications and gathering data on whales, with a stopover near Australia and New Zealand stations. Provisions hint at observing whaling and maritime evidence during the journey.
New York on April 7 Mrs Honore Armstrong fifty-eight widow and former secretary of the Citizens Victory Council for Harry Hrrintges attempts suicide. Police say she was found at a hospital in critical condition though condition not serious. Armstrong, a former actress, had been active in a labor wind group in the northwestern United States. Her lawyer said she had been employed during some past period.
The Eastern Goldfields District Council heard accusations of poor quality food in city shops and alleged breaches of the Health Act regarding fount sales. Secretary Mir.te Temple magni noted issues at several outlets while a motion to hold a public meeting to discuss the concerns was pushed forward by a council member.
A government reshuffle introduces new figures including Taboral and Gantry Loame, with ministers from several departments. The lineup spans Treasury, Railways, Native Affairs, and Local Government, reflecting shifts in regional administration and public works.
Hon Dave Brand, 4A minister for works and housing, was elected to the Legislative Assembly for Greencingham in 1645. He served as Government Whip before being named in late September as Cable and Tonorary Minister, Assistant Minister for Housing, Forests and Local Government, signaling a broader ministerial portfolio and continued influence.
Hon C H Simpson, minister for Transport, Railways and Mines, chosen as member for Central Province in the Legislative Council as Western Australia forms a new coalition government. Sixty two, born in Victoria, he arrived in the state forty three years ago and has served in public life including the Mul ewa Hospital and Jewish Agricultural Society roles.
A vessel is due at Geraldton from Fremantle to load about 9220 tons of bulk wheat for Exyph the gemet Carter with ca. 2500 tons of simple fertilisers for works at Mt Lyell and others. Loading to begin Tuesday morning and expected to complete around April 17. The ship Edeu with SPATE cargo is due later from Singapore, with further details uncertain.
Acceptances for the Face meeting at Vaulted on Easter Saturday include numerous horses and entrants: Winton Hurdle AG with Faun ELm Bokaren Hb Mofty Leda Wb 2 January items and multiple races named Juvenile Stakes El Viente Warrick and other entries. Victoria Handicap, Westall Trial Stakes, and Lampton Handicap with listed runners. Starting times shown for Perth events: 11 am, 12:10 pm, 1 pm, 2:40 pm.
Final acceptors listed for a one mile Easter Saturday race at Doncaster. Names include Mortar, De Laalle, Fordham, Achillea, Hemilln, Ktoman, Hold Archer, Wee Fing, Mulgrave, Lady Finis, Val Crown, Susan, Direct Trek, and others with weights shown. Clear odds and weights accompany each entry.
A Mane type Bylag boat exploded and caught fire after forced landing near Oulu. Seven crew members aboard escaped as the vessel sank. a towing aircraft Watt disappeared about ten planes later, with a May West life raft used for escape.
The Federal Trade Commission ordered Camel cigarettes to stop advertising that was deemed false and misleading. The ruling stated that Camel and other brands claimed reduced throat irritation and superior quality, findings that the commission described as unsubstantiated and misleading.
Sam Duwsem personally handles all repairs at Dawson's Radio and Electrical Service and guarantees the workmanship.
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