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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 07, 1939
Page
1
Sydney report states jamis scott aged 25 was killed instantly while working as a wood cutter at wilberforce with a companion. he was struck on the head by a four piece of a circular saw while sawing firwood in the lodge.
A Fokker plane crash near Madang New Guinea yesterday killed three German Mission Fathers, Joseph Kirschbaum, J. Weyer and Otts Badar, plus the pilot W. Schauffhausen and two natives. Cause under inquiry, suspected engine stall during takeoff. Kirschbaum, famed in 1926 for discovering a previously unknown dwarf race with distinct language and customs.
Bathurst Charlestons lost to Orange 21 8. Parkes defeated by 7 2 with McGilleon and O'Donnell scoring. Canowindra edged Molong 9 4 in Walker Cup. Cowra beat Harden 23 2 with Les Lay totaling 89 points. Lithgow and Portland drew 8 8 for the Mick Ryan Cup. Wellington hosts first class match next Sunday with Dubbo or Mudgee visiting.
The Mikado features bright melodies and the famous Three Little Maids chorus, drawing fans of melody and romance. Jeanette MacDonald returns to dancing in Broad coming to M aquatic Theatre for Wednesday to Friday engagements, highlighting her vocal talents alongside a varied song lineup in the new picture. Port is on Trick accompanies the feature.
The FW club enjoyed good weather and strong turnout for a weekend of tennis. In ladies action Mrs. F Luck and Mrs. T McDowell led early rounds, with McDowell and Johnston advancing to final stages. The men’s draw saw close matches as W Cameron and A W Spratt held an early advantage. semifinals and finals were incomplete. Mixed doubles and next club tournaments are planned, with entries already noted and partner requests welcome.
Dr F Lovat, a Sydney barrister, stated last night that the Governor going to support Mr Mair had not gone astray and that the Governor knew nothing of any understanding with Mr Spooner and the Labour Party. Trophies for the next junior tournament will be displayed in Mrs Dempsey's window toward the end of the week.
Yesterday at Chalbers Street Presbyterian Church the Rev D F Brandt offered prayers asking God to grant forgiveness and a sense of responsibility while removing petty selfishness and personal interest from the congregation.
Melbourne report states Mrs Ivy May Helfer aged 34 of Newthcote was found dead after a fall from a suburban railway train. She had two children and was severely injured for over two hours before death. authorities believe the fall caused the death.
Melbourne reports a terrible highway crash near Prince's Highway injures many as a sedan collides with a trawler car. The driver freed from wreckage mentions saving lives and expresses gratitude to Mr. Stevens for actions during difficult times.
A fire at the Manly passenger wharf milk bar early this morning gutted the milk bar and levateria and damaged the clock tower. Prompt action by local fire brigades prevented further spread of flames.
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