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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 10, 1932
Page
3
Australian monthly Life features Elte Captain Typhoon by Ive Wetgen, a thrilling tale of adventures in the South Ocean. The issue highlights current topics fiction and sport, presenting a vivid story among its varied contents.
Manilla Parents and Citizens Association hosts a juvenile ball from 7:00 to 10:30 p.m. with floor open to adults until midnight. Admission is 2 shillings for adults and 1 shilling for children to raise funds for ongoing work.
Tennis junior competition planned under Manilla Hardcourt Tennis Association with entries from several clubs. Stoddart Hayward Ltd awarded a cup. Rainfall reports show mixed results around the district with Manilla scoring 11 points and nearby areas higher. Gloaming the racehorse dies in Canterbury after a stellar career. Other items include Mothers Day services, wool warehouse charge cuts, and rugby league results NSW vs Queensland with Queensland winning.
A historical ad for Woods' Great Peppermint Cure promotes quick relief for coughs colds influenza and related ailments claiming broader comfort and restorative effect from this remedy in everyday households.
A violent tornado swept Bengal on Friday killing twenty people and injuring hundreds. Entire villages were razed and lightning added fatalities. A family of eleven were struck by lightning, seven of whom died. Thousands are left homeless.
Captain Chaffey challenged the Acting Premier on the Auditor General report stating the Government departed from Audit Act provisions and that inspections could not be properly carried out. He asked if the Government is still breaking the law and how it can enforce it. Mr Baddeley referred to the premier's earlier answers on the matter.
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