05 Dec 1933
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 05, 1933
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a sale of wool stock and brin by teams led by Otto and PhillD-Gxrert at multiple centres including West Wyalong and Sutnay Regular Glock Sales. Mentions Liberal advance to wheat buyers and references to British General in Wrance with uncertain details.
District agent for Dalgely and Ga Ltd and West Wyalong. Woot said Bloch agent for The United Insurance Ltd. and Prints Co. of Australia Ltd. details unclear in fragmented OCR.
The Premier Stevens announced federal action to cut flour tax from 44/6/0 to 30/ a ten. The plan would lower costs for bakers in South Wales and reduce the impact of the production tax, with expectations of lower prices in other states.
Rainfall details appear for parts of the district with measurements such as 10-9 inches and 60.1 in the table, noting variability across locales. The forecast from the Weather Bureau for Monday predicts northeast winds, overcast or clearing, with limited morning sun and general unsettled conditions.
Australia defeats Great Britain on the first day at Lawes Tennis Ground Bay with wins in two singles matches and the doubles. Perry and Wilde yield in the singles while Quinn and Bedwin, and Growford McGrath clinch doubles for Australia amid windy, slick conditions.
An Auckland radio transmitter reported a flight bound for New Plymouth appearing on the air. The Richmond aerodrome saw a departure at 5 27 pm with a small crew including Scotty Alloy and a wireless operator. The aircraft reportedly remained aloft for over a week awaiting favorable weather before attempting to leave. A wireless link with La Perouse was established during the journey.
A damaged local report covers a annual meeting of local justices with attendees named and decisions on jury revisions. The account notes questions about statements made, questioning the mayor’s remarks, and debates on who should speak, with unclear attributions and some contested figures.
Fragmentary notes describe a cricket match played on Sunday with references to a grade level and a postponed schedule. The text is garbled and names or locations are unreadable, leaving the exact teams, scores, and outcomes undetermined.
A city meeting approved a 2000 borrowing plan for a hall project. Alderman Wat Arm reported on bleutention while noting the vote at the meeting. The wording reflects a debate on financing and project details connected to the hall.
Brow town prepares for February enforcement of automatic windscreen wipers for motor vehicles. The notice cites a ruling from Lowrie Boot Repairer and references a timetable around February 29.
Floods in Queensland trigger rationing fears as Charleville reports waterways breached and communities cut off. Officials fear record flood levels along the Warrego River threaten several towns while nearby districts scramble to secure supplies and shelter for residents.
The Senate discussed a wheat relief plan seeking £1,950,000 from special taxation this financial year and £1,050,900 from the budget. Aimed to aid wheat growers with temporary accommodation and cash flow, the measure includes a flour tax proposal applying to stocks over 1000 sacks and flour in transit, with exemptions for exports and charitable institutions. The debate centered on funding mechanisms and the fiscal impact on regional producers and the state treasury.
In Sydney a debate on the government wheat scheme reveals a split between the Government and Labour parties. The Country Party may push an amendment to raise the total to 390,000. The Labour Party backs a compulsory wheat pool and controls on flour consumption.
A Sydney sermon condemns immodesty among women and calls for restraint in conduct and dress. The preacher warns such behavior leads to depravity and the decline of women, urging prayers for prevention and for the restoration of virtuous conduct.
A Northern Australia incident sparks debate over native and white moral codes. A native faced death for breaking local law, while whites who violated the code drew milder punishment. Government plans an expedition to Caledon Bay provoke mixed public opinion.
Sir Horatio Rumbold notes a tense international scene and the risk of war. He criticizes the Indo-Japanese triangle and the impact of quotas and strategic shifts. He argues pacific aims may be undermined by conflicting powers.
Fragmented note describes railway related activities in Melbourne area. Mentions dates 19/5 and catalog actions. Provides scattered names and items but content is incomplete and hard to parse.
In Sydney a clergyman denounces modern vice and calls for action to curb what he terms widespread degradation. He warns that neglect could inflame social ills, including unemployment and youth delinquency, urging moral reform and community vigilance.
A Melbourne telegram reports a boy who drowned while trying to rescue a companion named William Labouty at Caradmanies Creek during a daylight protest. The incident occurred as onlookers watched from a nearby bridge and a third boy testified to the events.
A man claimed to have been attacked near the reserve after walking about four miles with a left arm injury and a deep stab wound. Police arrested a suspect described as a lager, a quartercat, who told officers the assault happened near the landing.
In a misty report from Neo Baan, Pomorday, details are fragmented but indicate a dramatic fall of 200 feet during a danger event. The Martor tyo and several names appear garbled, with the Griver reportedly escaping injury as bystanders react to the shocking incident.
A damaged aeroplane wreck near Plane crash site at Beauchy killed the pilot and injured several others. Med Mary W Bealford was among those aboard as the craft failed in midair and plunged to the ground near the field. A funeral service is planned for the deceased and injured remain under medical care.
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