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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 22, 1932
Page
3
An article argues that good umpiring is crucial for spectator interest and fair play in tennis. It urges frequent rule-book reference, precise net height, clear voice and eyesight, and proper on-court calls. It cites footfault cautions, player courtesy, and continuity of umpires through sets.
Sympathetic reception by Minister for Transport M B Bruxner to N R M A representatives over payment of motor taxation by instalments. Association notes many members have surrendered plates or plan to, due to no instalment option. Captain Keith Bushell previews radium propulsion possibilities for vehicles. N.R.M.A calls for removal of registration and tax on camping trailers, arguing trailers are independent vehicles and that fair treatment would boost Australian-made industry. Best street speed cited as 23 mph with spurt speeds hurting traffic flow. NAMLA safety dept notes child accidents drop if children walk rather than run. overseas stats show almost 40 percent of fatalities stem from dashing from the kerb.
The piece notes a power vacuum after Al Capone's fall with no clear successor among gang leaders. Murray Humphreys shows intent to step aside while several contenders like Frank Nitti Ted Newberry and Johnny Patton are discussed. Political gridlock in Cicero further blocks action as reform waits on a quorum.
F A Isaac, Gloucester funeral director and undertaker, advertised up-to-date motor hearse for funerals conducted anywhere in town or district. The line notes builder and undertaker services under F A Isaac.
Mr Melion the Aneritan Anbas at the Mansion House was entertained by the Lord Mayor of London and faced questions on alcohol at the American Embassy. The ambassador indicated adherence to local law, while later reports suggested the embassy would follow the laws of the country it represents. Guests noted the absence of a presidential toast as the King’s toast was given and smoking began.
Mrs. Ala M. Wheeler reports in a Coun ty Life letter how Jock the leopard escaped from his cage at Capetown Zoo. The animal hid in a drain pipe, was confined with stones at both ends, and slept after the night action. Re-caging followed and the leopard’s escape details are described.
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