Manilla Show Plans Advance With Wool and Militia Talks
The Manilla show enters its eighth year with printed schedules and strong local backing. The committee, led by President J Byrnes, plans longwool sheep judging at the 1939 show, welcomes jumpers like Plain Hagle and Domino, and considers free entry to a wool judging prize. Militia training proposals seek pavilion use for a five hour biweekly drill, with committee support and storage needs noted.
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Manilla
J. Byrnes
Messrs
G. B. M. Holt
M. Park
C.J. Byrnes
G. B. Bowman
G. 8. Moore
L. Wilshire
Joh Coote
A. G. Doring
A. L. Pletcher
F. Jackson
G.S. R. Park
C. P. Hall
N. P. Hayne
J.C. Mackenzie
C.M. Podmore
A-G-Veness
A. C. Brown
T. W. V. Roberts
C. W.goote
N. Kennedy
C. B. Hayward
Ti Wilson
J. A. Byrnes
TG. Bowman
T. 8
Cairns
Domino
Titdlin
Sydney Royal Show
North and North West
Australian Society of Breeders of
Gunnedah
Tamaworth
Quirindi
Narrabri
Wwinner
Tamworth
Moore
Placitla
Newcastle
Palais Futures and Film Listings and Local Meeting Notes
The piece lists upcoming film showings including Mannequin with Joan Crawford and Spencer Tracy, Change of Programme on January 30 with The Voice of Bugle Ann, There’s Always a Woman with Joan Blondell and Melvyn Douglas, and Always Goodbye with Barbara Stanwyck. It also notes a change of programme for February 1 and 2, plus local committee updates on sheep judging rotunda funding, committee appointments, cups display, a drive for new members, and a cricket test result where England beat South Africa by an innings and 13 runs.
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Iman
Joan Crawford
Spencer Twacy
Alan Cu Ralph Morgan
Mary Phillips
Par Zan
Bdeav Rice Burs ‘Rough
America
Glen Morris
Berlin
Cleanor Holm
Layas
Lionel Barrymore
Maureen O'Sullivan
Eric Linden
Missouri
Fox
Barrymore
Joan Blondelly
Melvyn Douglas
Joan
Douglas
Mary Astor
Francs Drake
Barbara Stanwyck
Herbert Marshall
Tan Hunter
Binchie Barnes
Cesar Romero
Lyn Bari
John Russell
Huge Slum Clearance Plan For Stepney London
The Children's Newspaper reports London plans the largest slum clearance yet in Stepney. Over 600 houses will be demolished and replaced by flats for about 4,000 residents. Area purchase costs £230,000 and flat construction £535,000, totaling around £765,000 or nearly £200 per person rehoused. Costs include playgrounds for children. the condemned terraces are old, damp and decayed.
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London
Stepney
Children’s
The Female Brain and Gender Capacities
The article argues that smaller female brains do not imply lesser intellect, but reflect different energy measures. It states men have greater force and energy, while women excel in expression, nervous organization, perception, and tact, with mentality that is different but not inferior.
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