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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 10, 1932
Page
10
President Hoover urged Congress on December payments and methods to avert home deferral while seeking war debt relief. He emphasized securing future protection and cooperation with allied nations to foster world peace and recovery, outlining aims for broad international reconstruction.
Australia announces thirteen players considered for the second Test with Kippax and Negus in the running. Varying health status kept Oxenham and OBrien under caution while weather prospects could influence the choice of pace bowlers.
Sydney Quiursey comments on the fetal selected for the second Ivy Evie Bar hour. TSW selector says it is a good one. M A Notie agrees with the selection. C Y B Tullies of Mier Mtternational argues for giving younger players experience rather than filling the team with older members.
In a London piece on Australia’s cricket team, Bradman’s form is cited as pivotal yet other Australians show depth. Carter, former wicketkeeper, returns to Sydney confident in Australia’s strength and ability to adapt to England’s bowling. The piece notes England’s pace and line but stresses the Australians’ approach remains resilient and focused on disciplined defense.
Official statement on Tuesday says Bradman’s health is satisfactory. Doctors recommend a short rest of a few weeks and travel plans to Melbourne are delayed until early December.
The Wagga Municipal Council Thursday accepted the rendering contract from Challes Farry-Gantractus Company Ltd for the extension of Sawer Avenue at a cost of £866. Also reported are rabbit deaths near Lake Cargelliga, a motor lorry crash near Guomein railway station, hospital entries, and council decisions on grants.
Deaths occur across the region with multiple notices. Pioneers and locals including Mrs Biman recurring, D Goodman and J. Simpson named in drownings and deaths. Notables like Mr. G. F. Bupion of Newrattle and Mr. George Lestevay Wlomiey feature among sport and business figures. Funeral details mention Millhodist Cauyell Wages and Bantry ground, with families Chapman, Shoemark, and Chapmian relations listed. prominent locals Major W. Barley and Mayor Ald. Collins attend.
Keen Kutters promotes a Christmas style sale with discounted hosiery including Lisle stockings and color shades, offering notable price cuts on women and girls wear. The ad highlights men’s hats, silk singlets, blouses, slips, and assorted garments with reduced prices, urging quick purchase.
A brief note records an ally invite linked to the address 1152 Baylis Street in Wagga Wagga. The readable text mentions the location directly but provides no further context or names beyond the street and city.
A jumble of local positions and raises include Constable shelavick replaced, A H Shrubb taking secretarial duties, and school appointments at Holbraoj and Coverwilil near Litheaw. Mayoral race results, rent allowances, and obituaries mix with training milestones, retirements, and rail of local figures in Melbourne and Sydney connected to the area.
Obituary notes Bert at Fierstam from Vic. was 51 when he died at Wana District Hospital. Survived by widow M’s Menxiotts Hay, two sons and daughter Armentineca Miele Tae Petersodum. Other details appear garbled but indicate local family ties and a May date.
A man named Ernesttesell from Randwet leaped from Harbor Bridge rail to the roadway below, about 2807 feet from the rail and 150 feet to the roadway, striking the ground and dying on the spot. Eyewitnesses described the jump as pedestrians watched, with officials noting a long history of tragedies at the bridge. Authorities and Premier Cs Bruxner commented on the incident and potential measures to address public safety at the landmark.
The death was recorded in Sydney on Saturday of Sir Joseph Carruthers aged 10 years. He served a long public career beginning in parliament and was Premier of New South Wales from 1904 to 1907. Despite retirement from native politics due to health, he remained engaged in current affairs and contributed to major debates in the Legislative Council.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a Sydney moratorium topic with phrases about timing and policy. Main entities include Sydney and unnamed authorities. content is garbled but indicates a discussion on moratorium terms and procedural timing. The readable parts suggest a formal inquiry or debate on moratorium implementation.
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