People on the Move Midland Omnibus Service
Passengers travelling by Midland Railway Company bus between Perth and Geraldton over recent days include a list of travellers from Perth on Saturday and from Geraldton on Monday, plus a Monday Perth return group and a later Perth group. The names span reverends, gentlemen, ladies, and miss entries, reflecting a broad commuter and traveler cohort.
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Midland Railway Company
Perth
Geraldton
Rev. P. Clark
Messrs. R. Batty
B. W. Hall
J. Oliver
R. Shannon
Rutherford
J. Harris
Glune
Oliver
T. Byrne
A. Wil-laina
Nairn
J. Parry
Mesdames D. Harris
Tweddle
Sheppard
Miases N. Allan
J. Woodbend
Evenson
S. Martin
Robertson
Maley
G. Howard
Letch
Barrett
J. Matter
Mesara
W. Cumper
D. McAllister
L. Logan
J.spencer
G. Mann
D. Boast
C. Peaulment
J. Brennan
J. Robertson
T. Webster
Struthers
T. Stag
Carnarvon Taxi Service Transport Leads Passengers
Passengers who travelled by the Geraldton to Carnarvon Taxi Service during a 10 day period included Messrs Dotchen and J Graham and Miss H Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldton
Carnarvon
Messrs. Dotchen
J. Graham
H. Reynolds
Annual Parents Day at Geraldton Primary School
The Geraldton Primary School held its annual parents day last Friday afternoon with strong attendance by parents relatives and friends. Pupils showcased work across rooms including sums sewing fretwork and carving. Principal Mr A S Dineen praised overall progress and described progressive teaching ideas that encourage initiative and thoughtful thinking for Australia’s future.
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Geraldton
A. S. Dineen
Australia
Unusual Exhibition Driving Home a Safety Lesson
The Queensland Road Safety Council mounts a Brisbane City Hall exhibition from today to December 21 to boost road safety awareness before holidays. The event features Safety Town with streets like Courtesy Drive and Safety Avenue, letting citizens window shop for accident prevention advice. Government and commercial groups join in this community effort to improve road safety.
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Brisbane
Queensland Road Safety Council
Labor defeat reflected in American views on welfare state
Across the United States commentators note the Australian Labor defeat as a rebuke to extensive government controls. U.S. papers warn reforms barely touch Socialist aims, cautioning against continuing welfare-state expansion into peacetime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Througout
Australia
New Zealand
Washington Post
St. Louis
Globe Democrat
Baltimore “Sun
New York “World Telegram
St. Louis “Post Dispatch
Radio Theatre Talkies Current Attractions
The Radio Theatre presents Sudan and It Had To Be You tonight and tomorrow. Next Thursday features Newsreel Minchdaar and Bahters of Ghost City with Trail to San Antone and a Maria Montes lion incident noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radio Theatre
Sudan
Iedaen
Jarren Douglas
Ghost City
San Antone
Gene Autry
Seer Yay
Maria Montes
Jon Hall
Turhan Bey
Miss Motnex
Miss Montes
Rawlins
Andy Devine
George Zucco
Robert Warwick
Cripps warns against linking economies risking sterling area
London December 13 Sir Stafford Cripps announces in an interview that while favoring broader European trade and freer movement of goods he opposes close economic integration that could jeopardize the sterling area. He cites 580 million in the sterling zone and 400 million with transferable sterling accounts and warns pooling resources could lower Britain’s standard.
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London
Exchequer
Sir Stafford Cripps
United States of Europe
Stafford
Charles Kline
United States
News and World
Europe
Sir Stafford
Britain
Transfers of Teachers Geraldton Primary School NEW APPOINTMENTS
The Geraldton Primary School announces staff changes at year end with Miss Andrews Albany Miss Z Rundle Mingenew Miss A Hushton Gwalia Miss K Carmody South Kalgoorlie and Miss K Coltman from Claremont Teachers' Training College to depart. New arrivals in January include Coralie Hicks Helen Buttfield and Tom Moustaka from Claremont TTC plus Grosvenor newly teaching in the South-West. The school closes for holidays and reopens January 11. Birth certificates are now required for new enrollments for children born in 1944. Tenders for improvements have been approved and will start when materials arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldton
Andrews
Albany
Z. Rundle
Mingenew
A. Hushton
Gwalia
K. Carmody
South Kalgoorlie
K. Coltman
Teachers’ Training College
Claremont
Coralie Hicks
Helen Buttfield
Tom Moustaka
Teachers’ Training College At
Grosvenor
Education Department
Dineen
Shipping movements at Geraldton involve three vessels
The 8, Dorrigo of the State Shipping Service berthed at Geraldton on Sunday at 9:30 am, loading seven tons of general cargo for northwest ports before sailing two hours later. Next Wednesday the Maetsuycker of Royal Interocean Lines is expected to arrive with about 2,500 sheep and 500 half-bushel cases of tomatoes for Singapore. The Trevanay, initially due Saturday to load 5,000 tons of wheat, is now not due until tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorrigo
State Shipping Service
Geraldton
Maetsuycker
Royal Interocean Lines
Singapore
Trevanay
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Walt Disney
Bnow Witte
Seven Dwuers
Snow White
Suckey
Che Chine
Tsaya
Donald Duck
Dawsons Geraldton
Pinocchio
Meekatharra
Murchison
Airlines
W.A.) Ltd
Mac’s Motors Pty. Ltd
Midland Omnibus Service
Carnarvon Taxi Service
Labor Party
Radio Theatre Talkies
Ginger Rogers
Caniel Wilde
Wich
Gus KabnIsham Jones
Jane Frazee
Warren Douglas
Jane
Robert Osterloh
Joyce Compton
Harry Lauter
Sam Antone
Gene
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Don Ameche
Catherine McLeod
Joe Grunge
Joe
Sterling Area Outlook
Geraldton Primary School
The
Stanley
Marine Terrace
Tel
RAAF
R.A.A.F
Jotal K.a.ap
Geraldton Newspapers
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