15 Jan 1940
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 15, 1940
Page
1
The shire council considered a request from a local swimming club to allow a higher permit share for a Friday event at West Wyaloay Park. The vote approved a limited increase in the percentage of access, though the council indicated conditions and conduct expectations.
In a heated meeting at Chanel the motion to prepare the old works for the next phase passed. Pettit led the discussion and a public works plan emerged with emphasis on completion and funding considerations.
Acting on recommendations from cr LM Thomas Blandshire Conve decided to take immediate steps to protect the West Wynlone water reserve following a near incident during a recent time at Mr TP. Meather’s location. The disturbance caused water to be released violently and the council discusses preventive measures and standards with the Fire Brigade and Public Works Department.
A garbled notices fragment mentions Poway and a brasserie or property sale. Context unclear but references local notices and a deadline. No clear names, dates, or actionable details can be extracted from the readable text.
A yacht wreck near Maori left owner Prin Groth clinging to shore while several crew members perished or were badly injured. From Auckland reports a survivor, Gresham, managed to reach the beach as others drowned or were pulled from the sea. The vessel went ashore after straining surf and firefighters or inspectors reported the scene with casualty details and names of missing crew.
The report notes a young visitor’s praise during an London tour, referencing Anthony Eden and Sir William, and emphasizes a tradition built by their deeds in naval and military history, linking present remarks to past leadership and service.
Jack Tierney of West Wyong Amateur Swimming Club won the 50 metres event at the Weal Wyalong handicap meet. Ted Gathergen and Ken Cavanagh placed second and third in the junior and living handicaps with young competitors A Peel and J Deng among the improvements praised by club officials.
The second round of the Went Wyn Jone ant Diatrin Cricket Anagetation Competition begins Sunday. Mt Mutteramay announced the draw and schedule. Teams from Absnehition Korretiry and neighboring regions feature. Budlliaawers Wide and Mallow Mulun are noted entrants amid ongoing arrangements.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a plane crash near Sydney with mention of injuries and authorities. The garbled text references a Huot plane assigned by Meo I Lili and a possible rush to a location by local guards, but concrete facts such as date, exact location, victims, or official outcome are unreadable.
A cricket game in Rydeny ended in tragedy as a ball struck a player on the head, causing a fatal injury. The incident halted play as medical teams responded, with officials coordinating the investigation and safety review following the collision.
An article notes wage issues with 2500 pounds traced to employees via wire transfers. It mentions pay disputes, regulars questioned, and a department inquiry into the timing and handling of the payments. The piece references executives and staff reactions amid pressure for clarity on payroll procedures.
Fragmentary OCR shows West Wyalong seniors Estelle Wootten and Peter Smith excelling at the Leaving Certificate exams. Names like Creicine and Mout Crm Collace Yurn appear as school or honors mentions, with fragments suggesting mathematics honors and notable marks, though many details are garbled.
A fragmentary report indicates J Pettit and others were elected to positions in Weal Wyatong, with references to a select committee and the Absoowthn body. The text is garbled but mentions Mr Graham Enunel and a successful outcome for a provisional selection.
A fragmented wartime remark warns of a dangerous period as bomber aircraft push 200 miles closer to Britain. The text mentions military figures and vague plans, suggesting imminent risk and heightened tension in the war effort.
In a radiator related accident at a West Wyoming facility, Mr R Navin sustained facial scalds while Mr Re Mcabby Suvi, and others nearby, assisted until medical aid arrived. He was treated at the district hospital and discharged after stabilization.
Agencies propose a reform to streamline ticket sales to cut inconvenience for buyers and curb added costs. Critics argue the plan may fail to ease access and could shift control to the Lottery Office despite calls for broader oversight.
In a loosely formed notice, Enalumon Cricket Association reflects plans for a West Wyalong game on Sunday. Secretary Mr Co H Malte au of the West Wyalong and District Association confirms a BN player joining Cook team. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
At a monthly meeting of the Honed af Tractors of Wyalong and District Hospital letters of appreciation were read from Mrs D A Noonan of Want Wyalong and Mrs A Gummbleton of Ungurle for the care given to inmates. The board decided to transfer the treatment ward to Sintron Road under new management.
Minister for Labour and Industry announces training program for messenger boys. Department views aims to prepare youths to handle hazardous duties and improve efficiency and safety in public service tasks.
Privates Vernon Craig and Dudley Metolinsi from notable MUlAi families were honored in the Se AL Hall before their return home. A dance program titled Our Gumat w sid ty ate Pad La Shy Matta Coil 8 was performed, with Edgwetog and E. Jones coordinating and Mr. Athol Sunderent arranging. The event featured a walse and expressions of appreciation from the community for the soldiers.
On January 13 1912 a carbon dioxide flood at Barrier mine caused a fatal inrush at 4 pm. About 200 to 100 workers faced the mouth of the shaft as five men died instantly and two more were dying. survivors included Mears C S McQuire J P Mushall J 40 Pe Navin B J Navin Rue Nicholson and William Cunningham.
Local carnival activists in West Wyalong allege irregularities in event management linked to a publican. A decision on postponement or rescheduling was pending after officials reported concerns about the entry list and venue arrangements.
Wool prices for Girral wool are reported from Sydney with figures arranged by farmers and graziers' cooperative. The table lists prices in halers and pence per wool unit, citing Mrs. Me. Welle of Hoadule as a local contact.
Fragmentary London dispatch notes a message claiming violation of German territory near Norbora as tension rises over alleged airspace incidents involving Dutch and British channels. No further details provided.
A fragment describes a young man named Bob Dated from Adelaide traveling by push bike with a friend to Went Wyalong for a half day tour. The text notes he enjoyed the journey and mentions timing around May, with references to Adelaide and Went Wyalong.
The council discussed general business issues amid financial constraints. Members debated funding and approval for works including a project proposed by Cr. Theman who urged carrying out the work. Cr Promtive supported the motion and the resolution passed. Cr Gland proposed related points on workload and timing as a power shortage of funds was noted.
A report outlines a proposed AUSI HAN Brosdoneting Com Minsion plan to deploy a mobile unit with the Second ALF. It would cover war activities from a camp and feature a lead commentator with prior experience, plus two panelists. Moore of the Commission and the Department of Information discuss conditions and personnel.
The Government of India announces import controls on petrol and related fuels to ensure uninterrupted supply for military use. Officials say the move will hinder civilian consumption but is essential given wartime demands and scarce resources across Burma and neighboring territories.
Local churches schedule Sunday services including Lutheran Kikola 11 am and special young people events. Methodist Wymloog and Mount View hold morning and afternoon worship with presiding ministers W. Crooks and others. Presbyterian events planned at 110 West Wynling with notices of conduct and locations across towns.
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