Local Football Roundup From Cooma and District Scores
Sunday saw Cooma Rovers win 40 nil as they dominated play with solid finishing. Upcoming fixtures include Sydney University Reserve Grade at Cooma and a Monday visit by Feders Rovers, while Braidwood contemplates forfeit avoidance in cup play and council delegates plan the June 19 Gro ich Que sabeyan meeting.
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Cooma Rovers
Laltatios
Sydney University
Cooma
Feders Rovers
Braidwood
Gray
Ae ‘Hedros
Groich
Horder
O'Rourke
Yase
Molooglo M
Wareteh Club
Blosbell Lab
Rea Robertson
Wood
Clb
Follo
Bluebells
Mithie
Cat Mahod By Wet [Might Postese the Trophy ? Hse
Gino Bel
Il Ooras
Shumast
Federal City
Bibell
Warrigal Club
Warrigal
Warrigals
Blundell
Showroom Ad Seeks Bedding Furniture and Linens
The notice promotes a showroom offering furniture for bedding and binds with 60 rolls available. It highlights a range of goods and various quality levels for customers seeking home furnishings.
Radio broadcasts convey news of distress and joy across distances
A Sydney radio broadcast helped inform Mrs. Dunn of her son Ernie’s death after she could not be reached in Cootamundra. Reports from Melbourne and Northam show broadcasts carrying death or illness notices to distant relatives. In other cases a voice from 2BL cheered an aged country woman by having her son speak on air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cootamundra
Ernie Dunn
Adelong
Dus
Sydney
Dunn
al O
Papua
2BL
Radio in Parliament Broadcasts Stalled in House of Commons
In a reply to a question the Home Secretary said broadcasts from the House of Commons face microphone limitations, limiting speakers outside the box seats. He noted New South Wales Parliament coverage is not in high demand but recalled past Australasian use where mics were placed widely to capture voices for broadcasting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2FC
Farmers
Sydney
New South Wales
House of Commons
Home Secretary
Australis
Prohibition and Personal Freedom Debate
The Bishop of Durham in the Westminster Gazette argues that Prohibition would form a formidable limit on personal liberty. He questions whether individuals retain inherent rights to decide what to eat or drink and warns enforcement could alienate the public and divide society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Great Britain
Queensland Electorate Votes Raise Irregularities Reported
A Canberra style report describes voters flocking to polls in Queensland with instances of early and repeated voting. In Sandgate 102 more votes than electors are recorded, irregularities noted, and South Brisbane reports say a tan voted multiple times on the first Friday in February while appeals are planned on Limb’s behalf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland
Sandgate
South Brisbane
Limb
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OLD Masonic Hall
Monaro Street
Marcus Clark & Co. Ltd
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W. J. Bowe
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W. O. Russell
Crown Land Act
Arte Chambers
Amt
Liverpoel
Lendes Giede Inveranse Co
Mbumcott Mt
Jack Collett
Jim Swan
Medtio
E. H. Harvie
B.D.S. Eastlake
Campbell's Pharmacy Telephone
Canberra
Chenery & Woodley Painters and Decora
McQuoid St
Queanbeyarr
Carda
Ious
Job. Gallagher
Durne
Mowaro
Queanoetan
Stevenson
Williams
Bullivas Bryes
Cashman
Raloren
Mr. Bras
Pederat Rover's
C. Holand
Clarrie Doak
Naro Street
Woodfers
Calthorpe
Queantieyan
Eouidutn Goperative Doce Ltd
Saus
Nsw
Arrangemet
McIntyre
Sane
Ion
A. Tar
Sone
Neileen
Uae
S.M
Balai Ona Sieena Ney
Monaro Strest
Vaene 142
Sjuilderns
Capital Supply
Capital
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Auromate
Thomacives
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Douglas
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