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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 14, 1933
Page
4
A fragmented prose piece extols music as essential to life offering mental recreation and social pleasure. It condemns dulling self-denial and promotes Palings easy payment system with an address and phone line for inquiries.
Mayor of Lismore Alderman Wo Brith leads the Lismore seat race for the Country Party. Final tallies show Brith with 8771 votes, Labour candidate 3468, and another CP candidate 2821, signaling a likely Country Party victory.
Dangag Senate president De Ziel warned that tensions around Westerplatte could trigger a new war as the League struggles to secure a settlement in Geneva. He cited funded weapons and violated international rights, urging urgent action to prevent a regional blowup.
A fragmented ad lists renovation pricing and terms in shaky English. It mentions payment of a deposit, low monthly terms, and aims to contact PALING'S in Sydney for parents or local agents. The notice cites Alton Kwhig and Mebond as publishers for Magilla Newaany Coat and references The Man fly Expresa Manila.
A major quake hit Southern California on a Friday, heavily impacting Los Angeles Long Beach and surrounding cities. Casualties run into dozens dead and thousands injured or displaced with fires burning, buildings collapsed, and widespread damage reported from Long Beach and neighboring towns including Compton Santa Ana and Huntington Park. Armed sailors landed at Long Beach to provide medical aid and guard property as aftershocks continued through the night.
On Sunday March 19 the Harbour Bridge reaches its first anniversary. By then 27 million people will have crossed by train and road users total about 20,605 daily riders in 10,588 vehicles. Rail and tram traffic plus pedestrians push annual revenue to about £400,000 from users.
Treasury officials weigh total revival cash to avert shortages as Roosevelt extends holiday and the Federal Reserve to distribute more than 2 billion dollars. Wool market in New South Wales reports strong sale with buyers from France Germany Japan and Italy active. top bid for 5 bales Werong Yass. Moratorium Act flaw found by Mr Justice Halse Rogers. 1952 act not retrospective affecting relief and mortgage orders.
A dense list of pony draught and hack classes with ages weights and prizes. Includes divisions for stallions mares colts fillies riding ponies and harness classes plus sessions for judging parades and novelty events and a grand parade schedule with times and venues. Strong entities include local horse breeds events and times.
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