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Geraldton Guardian

Location

Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia

Date

Sep 13, 1949

Page

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Inventor of the first motion picture camera Friese Greene

A BBC discussion highlights William Friese Greene as the pioneer of moving pictures. The article traces his 1880 camera and celluloid experiments, early notes to Edison, later color patent, and radiating innovations from cameras to wireless telegraphy akin to early television.

Encyclopaedia Britannica William Friese Greene BBC Lsteners Ray Allister Friese Greene Friese-Green Holborn Friese- Greene Hyde Park Hyde Park Corner Holborn Laboratory Friese-Greene Edison America Edcson Friese-Greere Britain England Lumiere Friene Greene Frien-Greene Teriot

Beauty and Inhibitions A Headmaster's Experiments

Keltain's Ministry of Education describes successful 1940s trials at Stewart Street Junior School Birmingham led by headmaster A L Stone. The plan valued artistic self expression over basic literacy to curb fear and inhibition in 240 poor children aged seven to eleven. After two years, pupils showed reduced awkwardness and greater bodily freedom, improved social unity and openness with staff.

Keltain Ministry of Education A. L. Stone Stewart Street Birmingham Mr. Stone

Dollar Headaches INTRICATE PROBLEMS

Washington reports a joint communique outlining steps toward a steady sterling dollar balance by 1952. The plan calls for increased American capital investment in Britain and the sterling area, expanded British exports to the United States, more American and Canadian tourism, and U S purchases of rubber and tin for stockpiling. It also seeks reduced production costs for British goods in the United States and fewer barriers to market access, plus three studies on colonial investment, sterling balances, and petroleum and shipping issues.

Washington Britain United States Canada Sterling India

Radio Theatre Talkies Current Attractions

A gripping line up at the Radio Theatre features The Iron Curtain shown tonight and tomorrow with The Crime Doctor's Gamble. Next Thursday brings Newsreel and School for Secrets with Ralph Richardson and Attenborough, plus Sinister Journey and more in a packed espionage and crime themed program.

Ralph Richardson Raymond Huntley Richard Attenborough Marjorie Rhodes Loydas Hopatong Cassidy Dana Andrews Gene Tierney June Havoc Berry Kroeger Edna Best Stefan Schnabel Nicholas Joy Edward Franz Frederic Tozere Warner Baxter Micheline Chetrel Roger Danm Steve Geray Marcel Journet Fatuardo Ciannelli Paris Baling Warner Baxter Fm Ordway Bldeline Chetret Roger Dann Hopalong Cassidy Cassidy School For Secrets Res Radio Theatre Aother Raymond Huntley Wichard Attenbroath Marjorie | Rhodes Pamela Matthews Rory Calhoun Rhonda Fleming Paul Kelly Robert Louis Stevenson John Abbott Alan Napier Ann Sheridan Lew Ayres Zachary Scott Eve Arden Jerome Cowan Steven Geray John Hoyt Pram Jornay

Britain Faces Water Crunch If Rain Delays

The British Waterworks Association warns that without substantial rain in six weeks water supplies will be seriously threatened. It urges households factories and offices to cut consumption and suggests possible bans on washing vehicles and watering gardens as reservoirs lie far from new rainfall.

London Britain British’ Waterworks Association Metropolitan Water-Board Sys Atlantic

Courage in Adversity Couple's Faith in the Future

Sydney reports Mr William Alzie aged twenty three who lost his right leg in World War 11 praises his bride Mrs Ann Algie aged twenty one for their undiminished faith. The Algies were injured in a car crash five weeks after their wedding and Mrs Algie had her leg amputated below the knee last Friday. They plan a honeymoon at Avalon Lawson and Katoomba and the husband expresses concern for his wife yet optimism.

Sydney William Alzie Ann Algie Algies Algie

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