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Manilla Express in Manilla, New South Wales

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Newspaper

Manilla Express

Location

Manilla, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Apr 28, 1953

Page

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Manilla Anzac Day Service Draws Big Crowd

The dawn service at Memorial Hall marked Manilla’s first such event with about 70 onlookers and a total march of around 200 including ex servicemen, women, and youth groups. A.Duprez led, the Manilla Pipe Band played, wreaths were placed, and Rev. Duncombe urged duty and peace while recalling Gallipoli and Korea.

Manilla Rey Mitchell A. A. Duprez Dick Veness Red Cross Girl Guides Tamworth Boy Scouts Cubs Court Street Stoddart Hay_ward Manilla Street Memorial Hall Duprez RSL Captain Duprez Gallipoli Korea USA Mr. Duprez M. Bowman Legion of Sex—Strvicemen Ald Piper Rawson John Mitchell Duncombe Jeng Indo China Pompie Vesuvius

Panel Van Stolen Near Manilla Park

A panel van stolen Saturday night from Strafford Street, West Manilla, was reported by Bruce Upson. Police traced the vehicle Sunday morning to a spot near Marilla River bridge, about 200 yards north, undamaged. Investigations continue with Barraba Tamworth and Manilla police involved.

Strafford Street Bruce Upson West Manilla Upson Barraba Tamworth Upper Manilla Marilla Ri Bridge

Tennis fans invited to Theatre on Thursday night

The Temm program features the Davis Cup and Wimbledon championships as the main attractions plus a full length technicolor picture and two comedies.

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Anzac Day Spirit Drives Scots Guards to Volunteer

A Windom parade scene shows the Scots Guards commanded to volunteer for a dangerous expedition. The commanding officer asks for volunteers and, despite expecting few, the whole regiment steps forward in a single unbroken line. The incident symbolizes the Anzac spirit of moral courage and collective action.

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Pilgrimage to Cemetery Marks Ex Servicemen Memorial

The text recalls wartime vows to create a global spiritual power to curb unrest and uplift backward nations. Ex servicemen paid respects at the cemetery with wreaths on graves and an annual reunion dinner in Memorial Hall, followed by a bi-s function to be held later.

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FANCY Purue Lisle Pink Bes M. C. MacKenzie & Sons Pty, Ltd Dawn Service V. ©. Duncombe Gallipolis St. Paul Hayward Stoddart & Hayward Pty. Ltd P.O CUP ‘Films
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