23 Jan 1947
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 23, 1947
Page
1
West Wyalong Graziers Association president John Sanderson urged growers to unite at the annual meeting last Saturday. He warned that many troubles could be avoided by timely collective action rather than waiting for problems to arise.
The Postal Conference discusses annual meetings and the association’s finances including rates and probate costs. Key figures like Mr Sundgnyon summarize the year’s activities, support from branches, and plans for the forthcoming twelve months.
A report describes a bold theft from a coat pocket aboard a steamer involving a traveler and a bystander. The incident details shifting eyes, lost items, and the ongoing investigation as authorities review the scene.
A scanned University of Nebraska excerpt lists exam results and student successes across faculties. Names of departments include Arts Science Economics Medicine Law and Sydney Teachers College with mentions of annual rankings, ceremonies, and notable students. The fragment cites various staff members and events, indicating a broad summary of annual exams and recognitions.
An early night collision near Newcastle claimed the life of Mrs Wile Tama of Wolfe Kervet amid the crash involving Dean Liho Vi Uy and A W Marrs. Passengers Jang Rand Wandgule and Balt Thampson, aged 3 years, were injured.
The text outlines a Labor Party annual meeting with notes on general session logistics and party leadership. References to secretariat, budget costs, a proposed reward plan, and an office labeled ADVOCATE appear amidst fragmented OCR text. The readable items indicate organizational discussion but lack complete names, dates, or places.
A London message reports terrorist outrages in Palestine last year causing about £600,000 in damage. Officials in Jerusalem describe widespread destruction of health services and facilities. The report notes casualties among police and military forces, with numerous deaths and injuries during 1949.
The scheduled contest between No and Buddigower has been postponed due to the O'Farrell Cup. The executive committee has decided to delay the match to a later date pending more information.
The report cites MLA figures and Major Chanter discussing a strike, arbitration, and government inaction. It notes industrial trouble, calls for force or arbitration, and public concern over why workers are not compelled to work. Major Chanter and Mr McKall voice views on security and improved conditions, with reference to Lashlin Government politics.
In a tight local cricket contest No 2 town edged out Pestwon 8 to 1 with key contributions from Kirkun Hira and Whyte for the winning side while Ke Conway, McDonald and Cooper starred for the visitors Nizholuon and Pilon added runs in a competitive display from both teams.
Bellavstl Patamon chase 315 in Wert Wyulomy and Dis lit competitions last Sunday as K Ratley top scored with 34. The Unloge fell 7 for 315 with openers Bodet and Bouehasa contributing brief stints. Latterton and Ratley played key innings for Clear Ridge, while Miller and Movem featured among bowlers.
In a noisy display Wallace is noted for an excellent performance with strong plays from Nielsen and teammates. The match highlights include key shots, rebounds, and assists contributing to a competitive effort by the listed players.
Mr Thomas and Mr C M Thomas push against tariff duties on imports, arguing postwar reductions will boost exports. They reference Australia’s rising prices and prewar charges, urging relief on motor cars and other goods as the war era shifts influence policy. The council favors some measures, with support from WRC and Hammond.
An honorary team from Naw South Wales, including Mr. Witte, plans an early session at the West Wynlond Olympic Pool as part of a Learn 10 Byim Frees Campaign. They will work in the honorary pool and complete their stay at Wemory yesterday, expressing eagerness for public appearances in Bankstown and nearby areas.
The coal commissioner announced resignations and a forthcoming board meeting to outline a plan for the coal industry. Officials expect an extended program to stabilize essential supplies and prevent disruptions to heavy industry next month.
Fragmented OCR lists theatre titles and performer names across a rail venue in a nameless city. It mentions The Rio Garden theatre event on a Friday Saturday with acts including Welkur Mateo and performers like Ryan Langford Kent and Virginia Grey in various pieces.
A fragmentary report covers Satutay games with Meagher and Nicholson among players, plus selections for a North versus South clash. Mentions include McDonald, Meagher, Purner, Todd, and McDonald in various matchups. The piece lists probable North players J rarer Cole Lloyd Clarkes Kennedy Bumford Mcdonald Kirkup Pyles Nicholson Condon Modrath and others, along with South/Honors and team selections for an upcoming Saturday match.
A Downey proposal seeks to abolish the pay as you go system in a push to fund government. Graziers discuss government revenue, with critics arguing the plan would burden producers and threaten farm incomes. The session notes unresolved questions about timing and impact on the sector.
In a quirky, OCR garbled report, teams including Miya Rowell Uakipy and Vreebureh Brien Kaye faced Myeromumnus Spaul viet, Wellington, and others with scores such as 28 44 and 24 40. The text lists multiple matchups and results, though several names are garbled.
A London report notes minor changes to the meat ration in Britain. The weekly allowance stays at 1 shilling 4 pence while the value of froth and other items shifts. Details indicate the remainder of rations will include fourpence worth of canned meat or similar items.
A fragmented note from Methanirae to the Paderad executive of the Retirud Sol ie Commonwealth outlines a TB campaign. It mentions a two year plan and a push involving community women and mental health groups.
A British soldier was hanged in Germany after a clemency petition was rejected by the King. The execution marked the first British army execution since the end of the war, following a long wartime sentence for a military offense.
In Sydney Senator Cameron revealed after talks with telephone equipment makers that the Federal Government will spend 25 million dollars in the next three years to improve Postal Department services.
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