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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 06, 1949
Page
2
Notices record multiple births including Johnston, Mears, O Malley, Keating, Reating, and Ralph families. Obituaries honor Cornelius Ralph and a series of relatives with dates and local addresses. The segment lists hospital births at Geraldton Maternity Hospital and notable remembrances from family members.
In loving memory of our Dad and Grandpa Cornelius who died September 6. Seven years have passed since rest. Inserted by his daughter Enderby and Ralph. Also memorials for a father and grandpa with names Keith Betty Dawn Ralph LeVille and others.
The article traces the 1947 partition and Kashmir dispute, noting British India’s division into India and Pakistan, the wars and ceasefire efforts, and the UN and US roles. It highlights President Truman’s move to urge a plebiscite and Washington’s interest in curbing Communist influence in Asia while supporting democratic governments.
Current tea coupons Nos 33 to 44 valid with expiry dates October 1 and October 23 for different ranges. Butter coupons Nos 31 to 35 valid and expire October 1. Radio Theatre Matinee features Man-Eater of Kainaen with Sabu Joanne Page and Wendell Corey, plus Australian Review Bowling Alley Cat Riding the Waves a frevity and another serial installment Who's Guilty.
A three foot six inch snake was killed near a Shenton Street house after moving along a path toward it. Residents are urged to caution children to be vigilant to avoid snake bites as warnings are issued.
A Shell Company technical officer explains changing petrol fuel properties over years. The term petrol burning appliance now requires a special very volatile and lead free fuel known as Shellite, distinct from White Spirit, to ensure safe and satisfactory performance in petrol burning appliances.
Thirteen year old Charlie Joseph with a half cast eye and stomach wound is reported making satisfactory progress at St John of God Hospital in Geraldton after an exploded rug incident near Tardian Boy's School last week. New Fisheries Patrol Vessel Acquired to expand crayfish oversight near Abrolhos Islands and Lancelin Island with plans to inspect new areas and test gear later.
In Darwin a minister said His Excellency the Governor-General Mr. W. J. McKell cannot extend his Western Australia tour to Lachade Kalgoorlie Midlands and Geraldton. He may visit Kalgoorlie later but commitments in other states prevent extension on this trip. The Gouverneur-General will arrive at Guildford on the tenth and depart Perth for country districts in the south.
Mr Henry Greig arrives in Geraldton for a fortnight holiday with his wife and daughter Dianne Greig, staying at Shepheard's Hotel. Also in town is Mr BR Brown, ex Commonwealth Bank Geraldton, now returning to reside, joining Carter & Co. founded by R B Carter thirty five years ago.
A historical ad claims Woods' Great Peppermint Cure provides protection against influenza. The promotion presents the remedy as a preventive measure and medicine, emphasizing quick relief and health benefits for households seeking protection during flu season.
The Liberal and Country League highlights ongoing rural improvements in Western Australia. Projects include a new dam at Ynod, £5400, and tenders for excavation. initial work on the Collie water scheme. £12,000 for a booster pump on the oldfields main at Kellerberrin. new rail wagons and bogie wagons to boost transport. a raffling system to improve Western Australian traffic capacity from twenty six to forty wagons per day. a new Perth to Narrogin service with doctor guarantees of £1,000 per year. and broader medical service improvements. The article argues strong, practical rural support is essential to balance city and country needs amid population shifts and immigration, praising the Liberal and Country League for cooperative policy.
British and Allied air units plan four days of maneuvers over key targets to train fighters and bombers. French Dutch Belgian and American aircraft participate to gain experience attacking defended targets in the period.
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