H.M.V. Radios on display in compact mantel model
A small showcase highlights a compact mantel radio by H.M.V. in walnut and burgundy finishes. The ad touts it as a stylish, ideal second radio for homes and rooms.
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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 27, 1951
Page
3
A small showcase highlights a compact mantel radio by H.M.V. in walnut and burgundy finishes. The ad touts it as a stylish, ideal second radio for homes and rooms.
Engineers finish the 18th and final unit a 180 kilowatt powerhouse on the Columbia River in Washington United States The plant now has a capacity of 1 974 000 kilowatts after eleven years of work making it the mightiest powerhouse on earth
London preacher Dr Soper known for open air ministry and lively debate speaks on faith and doubt. His career spans Tower Hill Hyde Park and Islington, with a ministry at King’s Cross Central Mission and long involvement in public evangelism. He appears in Armidale to deliver a talk on October with a church choir and a collection planned to cover expenses.
Fragmented correspondence questions enforcement and authority regarding town planning rules. Source mentions statements by Coyne and WECLOT about finding housing for a son and family, with concerns over accuracy and lack of official authority.
Fragmentary text indicates a Soldiers' Club publicity officer connected to an editor or editorial branch. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable to confirm specifics of the role or affiliation.
A Guyra pamphlet circulated among League members praises the proposed Soldiers Club. It notes strong support for a substantial building to house a canteen library reading rooms ward rooms and a proper dance floor. The piece proposes memorial items like doors windows and pictures to honor fallen and celebrate service.
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