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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 29, 1952
Page
2
Mr and Mrs Claude Muller's return from Sydney after a fortnight's holiday is noted along with Mrs Rex McDonald and family who have also returned home. Mrs Hiscox is in Sydney Hospital, and Mr and Mrs Harry Gilmour and their son David have come back home.
A moody artist witnesses a gangland killing and flees as police hold him as a witness. Ann Sheridan searches for him with journalist aid while the killer closes in to prevent testimony. Cast includes Ross Elliott, Robert Keith, Ann Sheridan, Dennis O Keefe and Howard Welsch.
The Mahila Pipe Band led Caledonian Society Anzac Day celebrations as the largest band ever presented. The 16 member unit included nine pipers two tenor drummers three side drummers one bass drummer and a Drum Major.
A local paper damns a Jumping Jack train sent to Tunul describing an old fashioned, foul smelling carriage. Passengers reportedly endured discomfort and injuries, sparking sharp criticism from readers and calls for improved rail service.
Nomination notices for the Manilla Agricultural Society year 1952 53 close at 12 noon on Friday May 16. Retiring members may renominate by signing forms. New nominees must be duly proposed and willing to serve. A lost .22 rifle on the Manilla Somerton road last Sunday appeals for return to the Express Office with a reward of £2.
The Annual General Meeting of the Association will be held at the Forwood Residence on Wednesday May 7 at 8 pm. All progressive citizens are invited. Authorized by Langton Dunne.
A farewell event for Mr and Mrs Ken Small took place at the Masonic Hall on Saturday May 10 with vocal music. Attendees were invited and ladies were asked to provide.
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