Vichy.—The Strasbourg newspapers record ‘•entences ranging from two to 15 months for listening to foreign broadcasts. One man confessed that he had listened in to the 8.8. C. regularly. An inquest into the death of William Addis Futnatn. who Jell from a loaded dray on a farm at Kauwhata on July 5 and received injuries from which he died in fho Hospital on July 13. was held before the Coroner (Mr A. J. Graham) today After bearing tbe evidence the Coroner returned a verdict that deceased died as the result of a fractured neck, accidentally sustained.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume LXI, Issue 198, 23 July 1941, Page 2
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