Macquarie Screens Big Broadcast of 1948 and More at Night
Dorothy Lamour stars in The Jungle Princess style number in The Big Broadcast of 1948 with W C Fields leading a stellar cast at the Macquarie Theatre tonight and tomorrow night. Also opening chapter of Universal Agent X-0 features Seoy Koll Jean Rogers and Monte Blue. Tyrone Power and Janet Gaynor appear in Second Honeymoon at the Macquarie on Wednesday to Friday, hailed as the year’s romantic peak with Batewill Astari as supporting act.
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Macquarie
Dorothy Lamon
Paramount
Macquarie Theatre
W c. Fields
Besses
Seoy Koll
Jean Rogers
Monte Blue
Scott Kolk
Dean Rogers
Tyrone Power
Jarettal Young
Twentieth Century-Fox
Rubber stamps description at Sydney Times Office
A brief note records rubber stamps described as DE at the Sydney Times office. No further details are given in the fragment.
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Sydney Yriems — Anphy “Times” Office
Extraordinary Accident In Perthuille Farm Paddock
Mr Worry Bestwick twenty, four Perthuille farmers, injured in a freak incident in Buthural District Hewpilil. While walking in his paddock with a pipe he received a pipe stem that struck his face near the eye, embedding in the flesh. He was rushed to Bathuyst Hospital in serious condition. an operation began to remove the stem. Last night his condition improved slightly though nerves remain unsettled. He is an uncle of Mr Harry Res wick of Wellington.
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Perthuille
Buthural
Testwick
Bathuyst Hopital
Mond
Harry
Reswick
Wellington
Wrong team results at a western bowls meet
An improvised report describes Orange Here Today bowling club and Welkington members competing in western events at Durbig. Dubbo quartet defeated DUL in a keen match, 24 to 17, before TS Aplin won the fal 30 to 17. Hawke and Wheeler of Dubbo also beat Moss, Teumay, and Preston in pairs.
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Wok Park
Durbig
Italy
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Messi
Pulbrook
E. Ryan
Miata
Mathieson
Yinke
Dubbo
Ainglog
TS Aplin
ML Teumay
J. Preston
Moss
Hawke
Wheeler
Dubin Regenentatives
Artillery Haulage Demonstrated by Ford V-8 Truck
A Melbourne Broadmeadow display showed a Ford V-8 forward central truck hauling an 18 pounder field gun with speed and power. Military experts witnessed speeds up to 40, smooth top turns, and rapid downslope maneuvers. Defence authorities note the unit, already covering 9,000 miles, would be a strong reserve for hauling artillery to strategic positions.
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Australia
Broadmeanow
Vic
Belguhser Lakeness
Orwiarry
Ford
Geelong
Gloyne
Analex
Reverend Hunter Leaves Wellington for Burwood Church
After thirteen years in Wellington, the Rev d Hunter departs to join Burwood Baptist Church. He will finish in Wellington toward the end of August and begin work at Burwood in September. The community and church members express deep sorrow and praise his service and guidance.
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D. Hunter
Wollimeton
Tuna
Burwood
Hunter
Funtyr
Tunter
Ings
Mager Berame
Geo Ty Burwood
Bie Chueh
Hewitt
Buewood
Whacker Howard remembered by Western Times writer
A Western Times letter recalls rugby greats from Bathurst Wellington and Orange including George Wyburd NSW rep, "Whacker" Howard, Tommy Capler, Buddy McLaughlin, Ken dall, and Arthur Howard. The writer laments lost players and anticipates the Wellington team’s joy in welcoming the New Zealanders.
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Wellington
Orange
Bathurst
George Wyburd
New South Wales
Howard
Tommy Capler
Sydney
Buddy McLaughlin
Kenidall
Biel
Springboks
Innes
Low Veech
Tommy
Hua
Cove
Land of Promise in Hughes View
SYDNEY Monday. The Minister for External Affairs, Mr William Hughes, returned by air from an overseas trip and said he regards the country as a land of great promise. He was impressed by its climate diversity and its potential for future development in agriculture and mining.
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Sydney
W. M. Hughes
Init
New Id
Butter Price Debate Sparks Housewife Boycott Call
Sir Arthur Buck in Sydney cites mounting butter costs as a threat to households and dairy farmers. The Housewives Association resists any reform, urging boycott while lawmakers weigh a price measure.
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Sydney
Mountiay
Arthur Uucks
Tony
The
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Publication on delay of proposed national insurance measure
The Executive Council of the Australasian Catholic Guyild of St Mary and St Joseph urged delaying the insurance reform. They warned a monopoly could be created and called for a public Sydney meeting and a telegram to the Prime Minister requesting a formal review of the measure.
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Sydney
Guyild
St. Mary and St Joseph's
Cyclonic gale threatens Auckland ship as crew flood holds
A severe cyclone off the Tasman Sea drove the transtanmer Llangeilen toward the New Zealand coast. In a bold action the crew flooded the holds to steady the vessel amid heavy seas, and the captain's promptitude reportedly saved the ship from disaster.
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Llangeilen
New Zealand
Tasman Sea
Srow
Big Fires Hit Melbourne Factories in Burnley
Two large factories in Burnley were destroyed by fire yesterday morning. The blaze caused an estimated loss up to 28,000 pounds as firefighters battled the flames and spectators were kept back from the danger zone.
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Melbourne
Burnley
Japanese lugger confiscation subpoenaed witness
Mr Abbott the Administrator of the Northern Territory has been subpoenaed to testify regarding the alleged confiscation of three Japanese lugers. The action highlights tensions over wartime authority and maritime property in the territory.
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Sydney
Abbott
Northern Territory
Japanese Pearlers denied poaching waters in Sydney
J Child, a well known eariver now in Sydney, prepared to testify that Japanese pearl luggers did not poach new straling waters. He also said they broke faith by interfering with aboriginal Yemen Ag coon as they got ashore.
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Sydney
J Child
Eariver
Wellington Racing At Coomimble Meeting Leads To Multiple Winners
At Tharmlay Coomimble meeting Wellington horses dominated the second day with Crabaon and Armentiers Triamus among winners. Notable results include Grand Boy, Spies Commend, Tawney Legion in various Handicaps and other placings across the card like Bullecourt and Lonaito. Warwick Farm and Melbourne results followed with several Nursery, Welter, and Trial Hurdle races producing tight finishes and dead-heats.
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Tharmlay
Tom Axmetrong
Crabaon
Iteawtta
Lonaito
Askc
Nica Vale
Amiene Welter
Mag- Ineto
Pokhara
Millmersin
Warwick Farm
Syntax
Royal Premie
Verdue
Synor
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