Referendum on Abolition of Legislative Council in 1950
State MPs say a referendum to abolish the Legislative Council would be held in May 1950. Optimism and cautious hope are noted for possible settlement of the German problem.
09 Aug 1948
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 09, 1948
Page
1
State MPs say a referendum to abolish the Legislative Council would be held in May 1950. Optimism and cautious hope are noted for possible settlement of the German problem.
A benefit match at Wet Wyulins venue gathers supporters for Rocco Crowe and associates. Organizers announce a donation drive and local participation to aid funding with plans for time, place, and sequencing.
Fragmentary OCR text references a broadcasting event labeled the show with scattered phrases. Mentions include names and unclear terms such as Whyte, Jen, Ohio, and various garbled sequences. No coherent events or outcomes are discernible from the readable content.
The Wes Wyalong Show committee met on Saturday and lamented that Mr LOM Tayne of the Foreign Office of the United States could not accept their invitation to officially open the show by September next.
A Tallimba event listing the Combined Footballers Ball scheduled for Tuesday August 10 invites residents to celebrate with music, dancing, and community camaraderie. Organizers promote a lively program and highlight local attendees and arrangements.
A damaged OCR fragment references the western aviation page with unclear names and events. The readable portion hints at aviation notices or notices but does not provide specific entities or a coherent event to summarize.
An obituary notes the death of pioneer Alexander Shepherd of the Manna District, detailing his long service, community leadership, and influence in the local Bena and Manna trios. The piece recalls his years of work, family ties, and enduring presence at Havin, with memories of his endeavors and the impact on nearby towns.
A garbled OCR fragment lists coupon items and numbers but lacks coherent details. Early lines mention coupons and tables with unclear references to values and dates.
Davis C records a mixed result in a recent match reel with one win and one loss noted. The report lists scattered initials and jumbled names reflecting incomplete OCR transcription of the event.
In a case from the local scene, police investigate a youth death linked to alcoholic poisoning. Officials and witnesses name involved parties as inquiries proceed, seeking to determine the cause, circumstances, and responsible individuals.
Readable fragments indicate the Wert Wya Tong Golf Club finals will be played Sunday morning in a stroke play format. The event determines the club champion with players such as Keane and Sung noted among participants, though several words remain garbled.
West Wyalong Town Tennis Club hosted the Kalms-Speirs Cup against Cowra led by Fred Kalms, a former Davis Cup player. The event saw close sets and mixed results as players from both sides contested several matches, with Cowra pressing for early momentum before pauses and lineups shifted.
A powerful gale affected Britain with winds around ten miles per hour. Reports describe gusty conditions and rising seas along coasts, with disruptions to travel and outdoor activities expected as the weather pattern persists.
A garbled text fragment mentions names and places but lacks coherent news content. No verifiable event or facts are present to summarize into a proper article card.
In a competitive event, teams and individuals posted various scores and results across multiple rounds. Notable performances included Murillo Edwards and Hyori Yoiki boar, with matches against Cooper KiMlunlekiya and others. Final outcomes show close losses and victories in diverse races and events.
The report shows Junee aiming to compete for the Weissel Cup this weekend. Barreda plans to stash Tike Erte Weise Gott Cup next, while Avie Kelly, club president, notes a crow for the reason. Downes, the widow, is mentioned in relation to the event.
London dispatch lists a provisional England squad for the Fifth Test to begin next Saturday with uncertain selections. The public notice includes fragmented names and stray phrases suggesting a chaotic selection process and potential controversy.
Congratulations to Fod for winning the conservation competition as announced in a local notice. The event highlighted community efforts and featured participants from Went Welland and nearby areas.
Five new life members of the organization were announced, highlighting the inclusion of notable participants and the recognition of long-time service. The ceremony honored contributions from key members, with details on names and affiliations listed in the report.
Local event titled Sports Meeting to discuss upcoming fixtures and community sports programs. Officials urge attendance to hear schedules, rosters, and organizing details for teams and events.
A West Wyalong farmer unveils Ontour plowing for efficient wheat sowing. The technique aims to save water and reduce field erosion while preparing seedbeds. Observers note soil moisture and autumn conditions affecting early work.
A damaged OCR item reports a debt issue at Unique Plan Church in Biabane. The church faces a 69 pound balance and seeks to liquidate the debt within 290 weeks, with the congregation involved and a minister named Me Thodlut Ministee.
Junior Farmers prepare an exhibit at the West Wyalong Show with help from Intermediate High School staff and local officials. District Superintendent R Swan explains entering procedures and the aim to foster a successful year for the Junior Farmers club.
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