02 Jan 1934
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 02, 1934
Page
1
A garbled OCR fragment mentions revolver licenses and West Wooll orug Badin area with requests for gathering at a meeting. Details are unclear and names are partial. The text appears to be a casual notice about firearm permits and a scheduled event.
A plane crash near Sydney resulted in two fatalities. Witnesses reported debris and emergency crews responding to the site as authorities investigate the cause.
Local club dominates a busy meet with entries from Sosbecil and West VWoauwloue Ponte Farce. Me tie Wendt and Coe Clie provide strong showings as racers navigate uneven conditions and tight finishes.
Unclear OCR text describes police action involving sergeants and multiple officers. Names and places are garbled, with references to raids and possible investigations.
A London cable reports Australian boxer Jack Hayes fought in a fifteen round bout against AL Burk and was forced to retire in the tenth round. Hayes faced a freight loss in the fight.
In West Wyalong on January 7 the rector advised that church services are cancelled due to adverse conditions. The notice lists Rev Mark A McAlpine and other church officials and includes a directive for parishioners to stay safe.
A report notes the Emden Bell was located by the Sydney Morning Herald team after a recent search in parklands. Authorities concluded the bell had not suffered damage since prior to April and process details are pending completion of the investigation.
A disjointed report notes trains derailed by unknown wiring near Sydney. Canberra authorities investigate possible hazards as emergency crews cordon off the area and inspect tracks for damage. The incident prompts safety checks of nearby rail lines and electrical systems.
A mangled wire report describes heavy floods in Queens with land subsidence and damaged roads. It notes railway disruption and port facilities affected while authorities assess the extent and safety for residents and operations.
A Sydney review notes acute problems in the coal industry caused by price corti and calls for government intervention. The piece argues for fixed minimum prices to stabilize the sector and ensure steady supply.
Sydney workers at the Métraz Brick Company refused overtime claiming the full week’s hours were excessive. The union secretary decried the strain on laborers and urged management to adjust shifts while employees debated the pace of production and pay.
A missing grazer is feared drowned after a canoeing incident near Start Reach in criteria area on 24 yen. Rescue crews searched the river and recovered clothing thought to belong to the man, with marine units continuing patrols along the riverbank.
Police investigate a late Tuesday burglary at Grace Bros in Sydney. A quantity of damaged goods and shoes were stolen after a window was forced. Blood traces lead investigators to a man injured and picked up by motorist. he was later admitted to Royal Prince Alfred Hospital with a leg injury.
W. Wyalong Yalgogrin mail run advisory to residents about mail delivery changes. The notice promises to carry mail and bread at lowest possible prices, signed E. J. Smith.
In Dublin a High Court ruling blocks the Military Tribunal from hearing charges against General due to jurisdiction issues. The decision orders the tribunal not to proceed with charges alleging connection to an unlawful association and related legal offenses.
A damaged OCR fragment describes unusual weather events in Australia with references to a Hugo, heat, storms, and wild conditions. It mentions dates and places vaguely and names Johan Pia and Sew Senthil bem Wad in uncertain context.
An unreadable clipping mentions names and places amid garbled text. It references individuals such as Mariette Theehatth and Lee Ghitttnge and hints at a finance or theatre context with scattered terms like Webstore and Antero.
The report notes Hopman defeating Hughes to secure a doubles win for Australia. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicate a decisive result in a tennis test match.
Wheat growers pledged to support Country Candidate Dr c J M Thoman are asked to authorize the allo agent to deduct donations from their wheat script. Graziers are invited to join the appeal as donors. Donations may be given to H R Chatme Secretary or J F McCann Assistant Secretary in Weet Wyalong.
A car carrying five passengers left the highway near Willunga and hit a fence. Miss Mary Moran, 60, and Peter Carey, 12, were seriously injured while two others suffered minor abrasions. The report notes other occupants escaped with minor injuries.
A cyclonic storm swept Beenleigh and Beaudesert in Queensland destroying roofs. Iron sheets were ripped loose and telephone wires severed as winds toppled Kerry's Hotel roof ten miles away.
Muddled note asks readers to write PALING'S about Player Pianos and new pianos. Mentions cities Sydney, Newcastle, and Lismore and questions why detailed information is not written.
Mr Herstein died after long illness at an unnamed hospital. He resided in Sydney and is survived by Mrs Poreteli and other relatives. The funeral was a private cremation attended by close family members.
Messrah M Abertine and Co announce sales at the Shire yards on Friday next with a stock of clan sheep in fine condition for buyers to secure high quality goods. A horse sale at the Shire granis on the tsth January will accept entries. agents indicate regular sales as they receive interest from interstate buyers and will attend if sufficient horses are yarded.
Larrikins caused widespread damage in several Sydney suburbs with bonfires lit on streets overnight. Firemen extinguished the blazes as tyres and fencing materials were torn up and scattered.
Wheat prices quoted locally on Ties day afternoon at 1 11 in sale figures. details unclear.
Mollison signals he will compete in the London Melbourne race start. The exact plan remains unclear with Amy uncertain about joining Bin or attempting a solo run.
The Salvation Army packed hampers for a family and 2000 children for a market fee distribution. Readable items include fruit, tea, cake, popcorn, and chocolate cakes. Names and exact places are unclear in the text.
A garbled boxing report lists contenders including some fighters versus the champ in a February event. Names appear distorted but indicate a match card with round results and percentages, focusing on fighters like Loughran and Kughte.
Abe Woo Wert, secretary of Hie Hirenedbe Inents and Citizens' An seohihan, notifies that plate and specifications for a new ethees at Trongley have been finalized. Funds allocated for a new school building will be used upon completion and receipt of mercantile compliance.
An account shows gross takings from the cricket, billWits, and dance at the Commercial Travellers’ event in Pethern totaling £70 and expenses leaving a net profit of £61 8s 11d. The profit was divided equally between the Travellers’ Cot Fund and the Venora Hospital.
The body found in the canal near Narundern on Friday afternoon has been identified as Gilver McCiWmey aged 46. A post mortem proved the death due to drowning.
Remeeting of the Weat Wyalong cricket Association to be held at the Globe Hath Weat Wralone on Friday the eighth of January. Secretary Mie Chea Histon invites attendance of delegates to enable arrangements for the continuation of the cricket competition.
The Bland Shire Council will hold its monthly meeting in the Shire Chambers at West Wyalping on Friday next January when the rates for 1M will be confirmed.
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