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08 Feb 1934
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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 08, 1934
Page
1
Paris Riots Reach Climax as Chamber Sits Under Siege
Police surround the Chamber of Deputies as thousands of troops hide in nearby buildings. Deladier faces a stormy session with boos and clashes. Votes of confidence pass 270 to 204 while crowds outside chant and hurl missiles amid cordons of police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Deputies
Mutlie Baildings
le Chamber
Pry Deladi¢r
Chamby
Stavisky
M. Deladier
Hotel de Ville
Chiappe
Hold Up Wave of Robberies Hits Sydney Streets
An armed man entered a George Street chemist shop and demanded money and morphia. The chemist wrestled him to disarm him and police later arrested the man. In Redfern three masked men invaded Mrs Young’s Thomas Street home, robbed her husband of £16 and fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
George
Washington
H. Soul
Young
Thomas Street
Redfern
Bankstown RSL opposes honors for League officers
The Bankstown sub-branch of the Returned Soldiers League condemns conferring honors on executive officers. It argues such recognition would place recipients under political influence and passed a motion requiring any officer honored to resign and stand for re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Bankstown
Returned Soldiers’ League
League
Rink
Film Inquiry hearings urged strong national film body
Sydney reports Aleney Greener, secretary of the Good Film League, testifying at the film inquiry. She urged creation of a Board of Control with broad powers to oversee all film industry aspects including its impact on children, foreign and financial influences, and moral standards. She said American films exert unsavory influence on youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Mel
Aleney Greener
Good Film League
Flm
Siege at Place de la Concorde as mob attacks Paris
Mob overturned kiosks and set fires in Place de la Concorde. Roused police charged with sabres. 200 wounded, several killed including a woman. fires and wrecked cafes throughout the area. Chamber of Deputies remained in siege after a chaotic late-night session as newspapers and officials fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Place de la Concorde
Ministry For Marine
Mobil
Concorde Bridge
Chamber of Deputies
Big Fire Destroys Motel and Five Shops at Moree
A major blaze at Moree destroyed The Criterion Motel and five neighboring shops including a butcher and tailor. The fire began in the hotel rear parlour, forcing boarders to rush to safety. Damages are estimated in the thousands as residents recall one of the town’s largest conflagrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criterion
Mores
Elic Neil
J. Lewin
T. O'Neil
J Saysers
Peter Munus
Bound Down Australian Cricketers Tour Conditions
Agreement limits press access for the Test team ahead of England tour. No public interviews, media ads, or comments by players or their spouses. Restrictions apply to writings and accompanying coverage during the tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
England
Commercial Produce Prices at Sydney Sales Today
Commercial produce prices in Sydney today show Tasmanian potatoes at 7 shillings to 7 shillings sixpence, Victorian 6 pence per eye, butter 114/85, cheese Bld to Td, maize 4d to 873, oats 1/9, onions 0 to 4/6, chaff, wheats 3/- to 8/-, oaten 3/76 to 4/9, hay oaten 2/6 to 8/6, wheat 2/44 to 2/8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Tasmanian
Victorian
Forecast of hot spell with cooling change in southwest
A forecast predicts fine and hot conditions with fresh north winds. A cool change is expected in the southwest within 48 hours. Maximum temperature today reached 2 degrees at the reported time.
Wellington Music Club hosts Country Queen at Gollan
The Wellington Musical Club staged Country Queen last night at Gollan. The hall was packed and praised performances by Mrs. Harold Smith, Mrs Rathhorne, Coogan and Phil, the Rich Singers, Webber on triple tongue, Mr. Jock Moore, and Theo bald's orchestra. The event featured a long late dance and the Maye Club president introduced Town Queen Agmost excellent, leaving attendees with fond memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gollan
Wellington
Jock Moore
Theobald
Indies
Nyone
A Dance at Arthurville for Band Uniform Fund
A dance at Arthurville last night supported the Wellington Citizens Band Uniform fund. The Lyric Orchestra performed and the event drew a good crowd, running into the early hours and producing a decent profit for the fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthurville
Wellington
Lyric Orchestra
Harvey Brothers Jewelers and Opticians of Wellington
Local business listing notes Harvey Brothers in Wellington offering jewelry and optical services. No further details or dates provided.
Deputy Leader Forde Addresses A W U Convention
The Deputy Leader of the Opposition in the House of Representatives Mr. Forde spoke at the A W U Convention on Wednesday. He praised the union and urged unity across the Commonwealth. The gathering adopted resolutions for federal industrial magistrates to meet in each district with power to settle local disputes and for the use of Australian-made tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Representives
Forde
A.wu
Commonwealth
Shearinge
Stock Market At Homebush Sheep And Cattle Report
Sydney Thursday market at Homebush yarded 2700 cattle with overall prices easing slightly. Bullocks 6 10/4 to 6/10, cows 4 to 4, beet quality 40/-, good 25/-, medium 22/-, inferior 20/-. Sheep 24,000 penned with weaker trend for sheep though wethers 13/- to 25/-, 12/- to 22/-, jamba 10/ to 24/-, shorn sheep 8/ to 17/-.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Homebush
Royal Visit Arrangements In New South Wales
Mr Hay is appointed Under-Secretary to supervise the royal visit preparations for New South Wales. He previously acted in this role for the Prince of Wales visit in 1920 and for the Duke and Duchess of York in 11. No country tour functions are planned during the visit. A large number of invitations have been received and will be carefully considered as the programme is drafted. Wellington has hosted prior royal visits and Prince George may visit the historic town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. HE Hay
New South Wales
Hay
Prince of Walen
Duke and Duchess of York
Hing
Wellington
Prince of Wales
Prince George
Peace Party at Caledon Faces Tense Arrival
A fragmentary report recalls a Thursday scene at Caledon where a missionary party with an interpreter arrived amid an ugly tension. Rev. J. E. Warren notes the gathering learned of killings and an attempted murder from local Black residents as the mission pursued aid in faith and medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yalnoy
Tran Melbiaene
Caledon
Mission Teader
J. E. Warren
Gal
Sequel to Forbes Fire Bails Court Defendants Charged
£300 bail set for Nicholas Gia Claude William Black Stanton Hayek and Arthur Mayele ji in connection with the February store fire at Kaffrands Store Gata in Reokin Sivent Fores. Case heard at Forkes Valley Court with adjournment to February 2H for inquiry. additional charges include burglary theft and possession of unlicensed items. Bail of £2800 for each defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Gia
Claude Willian Black
Stanston Hayek
Arthur Mayele
Kaffrands
Gata
Reokin
Sivent
Fores
Forkes Vallee Court
Black
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