Light Land Developments in North Midlands Discussed
During a May ministerial visit to the North Midlands the Premier and ministers discussed developing light lands west of the Midland Railway. A 2000 to 8000 acre reservation for light land near Moora was proposed, with fertilizer needs noted and calls to consult superphosphate makers. The Carnamah Road Board and Midlands-Wongan Association were advised the government would act, with a proposed north south road from Irwin and inquiry into why the conference agenda omitted the issue.
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D. R. McLarty
Carnamah
Three Springs
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Dongara
D. Brand
Hom V. Doney
M.la
Eon
G. B. Wood
Midlands
Ee Ee Pe
Moora
Minister For Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Brand
Carrimah Road Board
Midlands-Wongan
Road Board Association
Perth
Midland Railway
Irwin
Cardinals Meet High School In BA Grade Contest At Queen's Park
The Cardinals and High School test BA Grade and A Grade teams next Saturday at Queen's Park. BA Grade match features captain V Herbert leading Cardinals with Cant Margetic Hales Moore and others. High School counters with Grigaby Logan Collin Bandy Cole McGregor Gould Hart Holland Anderson Thorpeon. A Grade clash follows with both clubs fielding selected players from their rosters.
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V. Herbert
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N. Margetic
P. Hales
C. Moore
B. Maley
Geraldton Men’s Hockey Classic Opens at High School Oval
The Geraldton Men's Hockey Association match begins at 2 p.m. next Saturday at the High School Oval. Police Boys' Club meets High School with W. Smith and H. Hudson as umpires.
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H. Hudson
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Swastika symbol origin traced to ancient Sanskrit roots
The oldest St Aryan symbol, the swastika, derives from Sanskrit terms av meaning good and asti meaning being. The fragmentary note links the name to these linguistic roots and hints at a broader cultural context.
Soviet and Albania accused of staging provocations
A Belgrade court banned a Yugoslav literary weekly for an editorial attack on Husain, while a Soviet Albania charge alleged Yugoslavia with plotting a war of nerves against Albania. The piece claimed US and Britain backing to squeeze Albania, and linked Russia’s 1914 actions to Yugoslav policy misinterpretation.
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United States
Britain
Albania
Marshall Tito
Belgrade
Husain
Russia
Yugoslavia
Serbia
Tea Rooms Disturbance Leads to Court Appearance
At Marine Terrace on Tuesday a man named Insley clashed with the tea room proprietor after remarks to women patrons. He claimed the proprietor called him English trash and admitted swinging two punches. He refused to give his name and address to Police sergeant McLaughlan. The magistrate noted liquor impact and found him guilty on the identity refusal, fining him £1 plus costs.
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Insley
McLaughlan
Premiership Four In Northampton Upper Chapman League Standings
The season's qualifying rounds leave four clubs vying for the premiership. Nabawa heads the table with nine played, five wins, one draw, eight points. Yun trails with six played, two wins, three draws, 16 points. The first semi final is Nabawa versus Yun at Yun on Sunday the 18th, umpire T Campbell.
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Seers
Nabawa
BOL
Yuna
Yun
T, Campbell
Fairest and Best Award Votes Cast in Four Clubs
The Northampton-Upper Chapman Football Advo cation crowned E. K. Drage of Towns Club winner with nine votes. Runners up were L. Bridgeman of Rovers Club and N. Kupech of Nabawa Club, each with eight votes. Votes were tallied from at least thirty players across four clubs.
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Northampton-Upper Chapman
E. K. Drage
Towns
L. Bridgeman
Rovers Club
N. Kupech
Nabawa
Radio Theatre Talkies Current Attractions Tonight
The Radio Theatre features The Flame with John Carroll and Vera Stalston, High Tide with Lee Tracy and Julie Bia, Maneater of Kumaon starring Sabu Joanne Page and Wendell Corey, and a Jerry cartoon program. The schedule highlights So Dark the Night and Be Dark the Night with Steven Geray Micheline Cheiret and Ann Codee, plus Man-Eater of Kumaon adapted from Corbett’s tiger hunt tale.
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Radio Theatre
John Carroll
Vera Stalston
Lee Tracy
Julie Bia
Kumaon
Sabu
Joanne Page
Wendell Corey
Steven Geray
Micheline Chelrel
Ann Codee
Micheline Cheiret
Geray
Gilda
Pip
Micheline
Indy
Dick Powell
Jim Corbett
India
Coronet
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