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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 06, 1930
Page
4
Resented in Berlin, a German version of All Quiet on the Western Front triggered protests as spectators disrupted the screening with shouting and calls for German soldiers. Police cleared the theater, and a free-for-all fight reportedly broke out among attendees.
A Perth tram collision on a Saturday killed three people, including George Carwaedine and Mabel Child, ages 26 and 2 percent respectively. Rescuers found the bodies beneath the wreckage after the high force impact prevented extraction for some time.
Three men broxdematine at i Aine will not be opened shortly. Levine contra Btation will operate on December 13 Mossrate and Al bury on December 15. The Alburyation will be known wataY and operated by Mr Tice promoter of MNG-State radio Company. The wavelength is 97 metres and a service of all hours day will be given.
Sydney reports that hospital staff attempted to forcibly feed a hunger-striker in a count hospital after an afficiste tried to remove one of the strikers from their protest. Enrolition to encima remains unclear.
In Brussels on December 5 a string of mysterious deaths in Enaid and nearby areas has led Health Committee teams to probe over 40 deaths in 24 hours. Experts debate whether the deaths stem from an epidemic resembling the black death or from cold wet weather, with doctors uncertain and public fear rising. The scene remains tense as investigators pursue possible causes amid conflicting theories.
Yor storekeeper and Legislative Assembly member Sobbtny Claude Bushell was reported dead today. He had attended a local stall event and appeared in trouble, with witnesses noting a volatile scene and personal crisis prior to his death.
In a tense Senate session, the government fell 147 to 138. Tardieu’s cabinet resigned amid debates over economic strain and external pressure. Ministerial withdrawals followed as France faced perceived bankruptcy and a widening toxic crisis.
Advertisers must send copy by midday Wednesday for space in the Country Edition going to press Friday. Casual ads may be added up to 5 p.m. Friday for the Friday night edition. Late ads for the Saturday Evening Edition are due up to 5 p.m. Saturday.
Friday at Coolangatta Mrs. R. Soules was fatally burned when her clothing caught fire while attempting to fight a kerosene blaze at her home on Twerd Headed Street. She ran 150 yards to a neighbor’s house and collapsed as her clothes burned away, leaving only her underwear.
A large meeting at Trades Hall resolved to resume work on Tuesday after orders from the government official. The strike committee tried to persuade workers to continue walking off but failed to sway the majority.
In Canberra today Mr. Fenton said talks with France and Canada were under way on wheat exports while Mr. Moloney would handle Canada negotiations. Mr. Venton noted no further guarantees for farmers, but ongoing talks aim to secure more help. In Sydney, Mr. Drummond cited £2,400,900 interest payments and a potential £2,000,090 to be shared among 20,000 farmers, averaging £189 per head, as he condemned calls for strikes and warned of broader hardship.
Sensational shooting at Compass this morning leaves Edward Watts 01 and his wife Lens 35 in critical condition with head wounds. Watts, a tobacconist, reportedly left notes and spoke of harming members of his tumbly before shooting himself, witnessed by a son who saw the revolver fired and the father fall.
A report notes that despite opposition the federal cabinet will agree to apply a sales tax to flour. The wheet growers face a final decision on the measure before Christmas.
A strong earthquake struck Burma near Toungoo this morning, killing about forty people and injuring many. Significant damage occurred to buildings and two railway bridges, with several trains derailed. Buildings collapsed across towns, and widespread disruption followed the tremor.
For sale a player piano advertised with ornate design and responsive controls. Promises safe effects and locking bar for ordinary playing, light touch action, and suitable as a Christmas gift. Contact 21 Jarwood Street, Wages, or phone number provided.
A garbled OCR fragment references a sermon titled The Bun Was Bet and lists Rev. J B Qulioway as preacher. Details on date, location, or organization are unreadable.
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