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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 02, 1933
Page
5
The notice records a Wednesday wedding at St Stephens, Rydney, Agnes Ive del Craig marrying Ronald Park Voldem, with further entries noting probate of Walter McCinnock's estate at £28,064, farewell gifts to A. J. Kenniwell, staff moves, priest jubilee celebrations, and various other local notices including ducal appointments, school promotions, and a theft at Temora’s Royal Hotel.
In the coming Sunday games the Sporting home team plans to publish its lineup. Please send team details to the office by the mature day evening edition deadline, and ensure the ward is updated early for the parish parishioners.
The column lists several deaths including Mrs Mary Elizabeth McGee of Johnston Street Warso aged 64, born Derbyshire, long West Brunswick resident, survived by husband and son Frederick, funeral held Thursday. Mrs Eva May Angel daughter of late James Angel of Waxge died Tuesday. actor Arthur Tauchert of Denps fame died Monday at Hospice for the Dying Sydney. Ain George Shepard of Monty dies at 69 after early life near Condobolin. William Chriss aged 72 dies at Jonge Hospital. Angus Cameron aged 52 dies at Eurongtly, with wife predeceased 17 years, stepson William Vebert.
The death of 20 year old George Lamont of Parelia followed a swimming accident at a flooded stretch 200 yards from the weir after heavy rain. Lamont entered the water on Sunday with friends, struggled, and vanished as rescuers arrived. W Painter located the body a short distance away, but resuscitation efforts failed and the body was removed to Namadera then Barsilsa.
German Catholic authorities protest the sterilisation law amid threats of religious clash. Catholic doctors may be barred from procedures and nurses forbidden to assist. debates over valid marriages and state power prompt sharp church opposition. The Vatican's Omervatore Romane claims governments cannot overhaul nations by breeding laws. Printing contracts go to the Waxes Express.
The Department of Agriculture reports ongoing trials in NSW to grow flax for fibre. Despite importing many varieties and testing under varied conditions, irregular rainfall and high spring temperatures have hindered yields. Trials continue to find profitable production methods, but results remain largely disappointing with fiber quality from medium to poor.
The State Government plans early next year legislation to boost electrical safety. A bill prepared by the Assistant Minister, Mr Fits Wimons, follows a committee report on manufacture use and repair of electrical appliances. It outlaws unlicensed work and radio repairs by unqualified tradespeople and tightens inspection of marked electrical goods. The measure could lag behind other states as some prohibitions vary by jurisdiction. Wagga Express reports on the wage exchange and Friday night schedule.
President Roosevelt gains support from Federal Reserve figures as bankers rally behind his money program. Critics like Al Smith are said to have aided, not hindered, the president’s push while gold standards and treasury moves are debated amid talk of large dollar gold flows and potential new gold reserves.
Victorian Wool Week head Mr Edmund Jowet proposes naming Saint Blaise patron of wool trade with a centenary pageant. England Scotland and Ketena have patron saints and Australia may adopt Saint Blaise with an inaugural pageant if accepted. Additional saints like St George St Andrew and St Patrick could be included.
The Pregantatlog Order Convent at Hayte held a jubilee marking its establishment. Anglican Pro Cathedral Presbyterian and Methodist churches rang their bells as the public bell and fire bell sounded. The Bishop of Wilcannia and Forbes blessed a new annexe during a public gathering.
The Evening Edition has become a popular Wagge institution with a marked increase in readers each week. It is meeting long hoped demand in Wagge streets and at newsagents and other shop venues every week.
A list of surnames and street names including Partridge Jones, Fitemaurion Biregt, E FR Simpeon, Sayils Street 4, Yates Baylie Street, Wright Edward Street, Peacock and Wright, McKinnon Street, Baunders Darrow Street. The fragmentary entry presents a directory style grouping without context or events.
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