Keilor Skull Debate Reduces Ancient Australian Age
Text discusses the Keilor skull near Melbourne, its claimed age, and debates among scientists. Dr. Franz Weissenrele and Dr. Weidenreich challenge 50 000 year estimates, noting Australian remains mix primitive traits with later Aboriginal finds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnk
Melbourne
Lis
Kellor
Grentenn
Donald Thomson
Syiney Morning Herald
Australia
Ehuitis
Keilor
Franz Weissenrele
American Museum of Natural History
Journal of Physics Anthropology
Weidenreich
Te. Dubois
Dure
Taro
Wadman
Weldan
Police Aid to Blind Charity Event at Royal Victoria Institute
A combined regular and volunteer police effort will aid the Royal Victorian Institute for the Blind with a Sunday program at Police Victoria Oval on St Kilda Road Melbourne October 4 starting 2 40 pm. Eric Welch will lead the event featuring the Victoria Police Choir Hype Mantle the blind orchestra mounted police displays dancing by York and an art display by Gladys Moverick Donations to Senior Constable W J Bikilbeck care superintendent's office police headquarters Rumell Street Melbourne will be acknowledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Victorian Institute For
Vupor Oval
St Kilda Rd
Princy Munry's
York
Gladys Moverick
W. J. Bikilbeck
Ueeauard’ of Appeal
Officw
Police
Rumell St
Melbourne
Last of the Kakariki Removed After Restoration Efforts
A 190 ft wreck named the Kakariki, sunk off Gellibrand, is finally cleared after 18 months of efforts led by financier Mr. Rubinstein. Diver George J. Bell and crew towed and sectioned the ship into parts using tanks, with 18 ft of water depth near the shore at Kororoit Creek. The convoy Helen Moore guided lifting, and the crew earned £23,400 upon completion while praising weather resilience and teamwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union — Steamship Company
Kakariki
Win Hut
Gellibrand
Uewurlier
Xueces
Laarie Kubinatel
Watut
Ygevat Sea
George J. Bell
G. Cunningham
Helen Moorane
Rubinatein
Helen Moore
Kororoit Creek
Helen Moora
Albert Geddes
Summerhayes
Woods
Rubintein
Helen Acoru
Sal- Vage
Tom Armit
Gibraltar
Ralaval
Dramatic Testimony on Alcohol's Toll Ends in Parliament
G Bernard Shaw remarks on alcohol and public life, recounting his early career and a satirical critique of parliamentary drinking culture. He contrasts driving force with boredom in Parliament, noting the impact on conscience after dinner and the broader social harms of drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Bernard Shaw
Ellie Hooge
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Hampshire
ROI
Town Hall
Sunshine
SION
Winter Body Builder
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Hoiley Street
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Kouwn
Bamkly Street
Alexa
Yong Man
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Alex. I
Charie Vay
Haiding
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Ferguson
Williamstown
Melbourne Road
Newport
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Telephone
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