Boys 6 to 18 Eligible in 1950 51 Program
Boys aged six to eighteen qualify for the program running from July 1, 1950, to December 31, 1951. Eligibility details, registration, and events to be held through the period are provided by the organizers.
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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Oct 07, 1950
Page
2
Boys aged six to eighteen qualify for the program running from July 1, 1950, to December 31, 1951. Eligibility details, registration, and events to be held through the period are provided by the organizers.
An obituary notice records the death of Arthur William Williams and lists surviving relatives. It notes interment at Cattleie Peters in Chikarat with a private mortuary service at Abin Binder in Borrest Street. The family thanks friends for tributes and messages of sympathy and requests memorials in lieu of flowers.
In a sprawling debate at the United Nations and allied assemblies, representatives from South Korea and others discuss MacArthur era policy and potential ceasefire terms. Key factions push for a neutralizing international force and varied approaches to reunification and governance amid Korean frontline tensions.
In a garbled regional item, residents near Geraldton and Mingeneew hear of a death, obituaries, and farewell ceremonies. The report mentions Mr Atlaie WHE and Wilma tied to WW1, with community groups and hospital staff involved. a memorial and cemetery service at Chakern vue Monichy Heentog is planned, and a farewell function at Mingeneew with over thirty ladies present.
A garbled New York notice describes a motor incident involving Dr. Buchanan and a person named Vinnts Therpenated. It mentions fares, owners, and a collision during the event date around the fifteenth, with references to a Federal Conn y and a carer.
Rounds of races at Flemington feature maidens and stakes events. Notable contenders include Marmarynong Stakes for fillies and the Maridynong Trial Stakes for colts with a large field of entrants and odds listed, along with detailed starter names and weights.
An Australian response to international tensions is outlined by officials and commentators. The piece references Western Europe Britain and the United States, with concern over potential aggression and the impact on democratic nations.
Names, travels, and family news fill Geraldton society notes. Willis of Finggerald Street registers as visiting, Mrs Fraser and family journey from Dedinkay, Margaret LeAlout and Jane Cavanagh join hospital events, and several locals plan extended stays before returning to Melbourne and other cities.
The report claims Stalin intends a bold maneuver shaping the Czech situation. It notes reorganizations within the leadership, with a Czech Chief of Staff and Marshals tied to Soviet plans, and mentions senior officers regarding new Russian placements in Prague as tensions rise.
An obscured quotation attributed to Aen Crawley in a WP Ith a JAC. prosrit nume sparks intrigue as readers seek clarity on the garbled line and its source.
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