Towns and Hallways Dominate Geraldton Cricket Opener
Geraldton Association resumes premiership play with Towns facing Hallways at Queen's Park and Austral. Towns posted 206 for eight as R Keegan and B Sewell forged a 226 partnership before Inter dismissed for 73. K Parker added 62. J Graham took three for 88.
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Geraldton Cricket Association
Queen’s Park
Austral
Rovers
Geraldton Recreation ‘Ground
Queen's Park
Towns
R. Keegan
B. Sewell
Inter
K. Parker
J. Graham Tok
Greece to receive regular American military aid
The United States agrees to provide regular military assistance to Greece to bolster its army against rebels. The American Mission plans closer cooperation, with 100 battalions of National Guard and a further 12,000 regulars. Greek forces report Rebels holding positions around Konitza Perimeter and Horizont Bridge while pursuing gains west of Konitza. The Greek Air Force claims heavy rebel losses near the Albanian frontier and bombarded rebel positions near Konitza.
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Athens
United States
Greece
Aris
Nems
M. Griswold
Konitza Perimetier
Kin'tza
Hovers versus Australs bats to 98 and 45 at Geraldton Recreation Ground
Hovers versus Australs opened the match at Geraldton Recreation Ground with Hovers bowing out for 98 and Australs replying with 45. Harting starred with five for 12 for Hovers shaping the collapse, while Donald took four for 28 for Australs. Top scorers were E. W. Dunn 21 for Hovers and 4 Pickering 110 for Australs, with bowling support from Jenkins, Rowe, Jeffery and Dunn.
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Australs
Geraldton Recreation Ground
E. W. Dunn
Rovers
Pickering
Harting
D. Donald
Harling
J. Jenkins
T. Pickering
Tk Rowe
Austerity in America Meatless Tuesdays drop in big cities
Washington reports flouting of government aims as restaurants in New York Chicago and Philadelphia abandon meatless Tuesdays. Director James Still announced removing express Thursdays after this week while meatless Tuesdays continue due to inflation fears and low public cooperation.
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Washington
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
James Still
Express
MacArthur Speculation as 1920 Presidential Candidate
Wisconsin centennial event notes renewed talk of General Douglas MacArthur entering the presidential race. A portion of his message praises public service and neighborly confidence in choosing leaders, while local organizers push the MacArthur for President campaign.
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Mudison
Wisconsin
Douglas MacArthur
His Homme
MacArthur
Coninult
Equalisation Grants reshapes UK local government finance
The House of Commons drafts a Local Government Bill to scrap traditional grants and replace them with equalisation grants aimed at concentrating funds on poorer areas. It plans central valuation shifts to the Revenue Department, linking rateable values to prewar costs, and to compensate local officials for loss of earnings while expanding services for citizens in poorer boroughs.
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House of Commons
Labor
National Health and
Jamei
FIN
Tahind Revenue Department
Bivins
Amusements Radio Theatre Picks Stirring Casts and Film Lineup
A busy schedule features Fred MacMurray and Ann Hinxter in Smoky with Bette Ives in her first motion picture outing. Midnight Manhattan stars William Garzan and Ann Raving with Len Garevs directing a WHX feature underworld tale. The Adventures of Mark Twain headlines with Fredrick Maret, Alexia Smith, and Chin Langdon in a retrospective of Twain’s life. Crack-Up O’Brien and Claire Trevor tease a crime drama, The Sterk Club presents a behind the scenes look at a private club, and The Bells of St Marys stars Bing Crosby and Ingrid Bergman in a schoolhouse drama with multiple song numbers. Screening runs begin Monday through Thursday with matinees on Tuesday.
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William Garzan
Ann Raving
Milnight
Veale
Underworld
Len Garevs
Fohnevarche Guy
Dead End Street
Hin Aos
George Zneen
Finn
Twain
Barry Fitegerald
Betts Hutton
Lan Lekore
Aus Akingel
St. Mary's
Hing Crosby
Father O'Malley
T Hose
Ingrid Bergman
Imperioe
Cuarte
Ming
Wheat Barge Loads 9000 Tons for India at Geraldton
The bulk wheat carrier Port-Th loaded 9 000 tons for India and berthed at Geraldton from Fremantle at 11 am yesterday. Loading began the same day and the vessel is expected to remain in port for about a week.
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India
Ernest W. Gilson
Geraldton
Fremantle
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Fairclough
Maruhell
Watkins
Wremsted
Marshall Towns
Y Fairclough
Clune
Brand
Graham Walker
Kearce
Grahaw
Sewell
Hough
Criddle
J. Haydock
Hillian
Skinner
Graham
Haydock
Sundries
St. Fairdoush
Ope
R. Major
J. Gratham
Marshall
K. Brand
Wrensted
N. Criddle
Hillman
Johnson
S Broider
Peis
the House OF Quality
High Tea Rooms
Next Club
Marine Terrace
D. Howald
U Jenkins
G. Rowe
L. Jeffery
Rovers F
Symonds
Donald Ge
Chamberlain
Donald
Hating
Wat
Angove
Jenkins
Lowe
AM. Jordan
T. Mourtuka
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W. Dunn
E. Hood
Howieson
America
Britain
Radio Theatre Talkies
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Ann Hinxter
Wil
Mark Twain
Fredric March
Alexis Siith
Donald Crigg
Vat O'Brien
Claire Trevor
Herbert Marshall
Aminiens
Sterk Club
Amhurst
Tel
Globe Lager
Will Like
Globe Brewery Limited
Commercial Union Assurance Company Limited
Elder, Smith & Co. Ltd
Geraldton Newspapers
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