14 Jul 1933
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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 14, 1933
Page
1
Fragmentary text mentions NSW vehicle entries and a person named Mr J Roth of Cherry Tree Hall Tavereth. It references a product described as Wood's Great Peppermint Cure for coughs and colds, claiming effectiveness.
The council reports on a small goods license in Court Street and building plans for Arthur Street and Caermarthen Street. It notes a voluntary water contribution response, a special work permit for Mr Jenner, and a main roads maintenance programme totaling £198. Other items cover Agistment paddock use proposals, revenue receipts and arrears, Crown land lease notices, and Orient Line cruise plans from Sydney to Noumea with fares and booking details.
Douglas Jardine, England captain, accuses Australia of widespread betting, political interference, and crowd disruption at matches. Harold Don, NSW Cricket Association secretary, counters that only offensive barracking warrants sanction and vows steps to curb it.
Lord Snowden calls Roosevelt a laughing stock amid global tensions, accusing him of arrogance and poor policy. The piece also notes Australian attitudes to language and betting at the Sydney Cricket Ground, with remarks from Heydon and Crutchler on politics in cricket administration.
The Hospitals Commission under Dr. A. E. Colvin plans a decentralised base hospital system with a new base hospital nearing completion at Orange. Proposed sites include Goulburn Wagga Albury Bathurst Orange Dubbo Tamworth Armidale Grafton Lismore Wollongong South Coast to serve regional populations and reduce travel for treatment while staff are classified into physicians surgeons and specialists.
A feature on aerial transport highlights life saving blood transfusions by air in Brisbane, a cyclist-like golf trek from Lismore to Manly Tinks, and flights to big Randwick races. It notes pets and livestock moved by plane, including cats for Brisbane shows and a Dalmatian for Sydney, with services delivering flowers and other cargo.
Dr W T Neilson president of Coonabarabran Shire Council forwards a letter to Sir Philip Game expressing abhorrence at treatment in Broken Hill and inviting him to visit Coonabarabran to receive a practical demonstration of loyalty to His Majesty the King.
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